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New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

trus. to Otto Lorence and ano; June II; s'o'o'''
address 125 Mangin ST. ,o
LEXINGTON AVE. se cor Of 1alst ST; s,n;nroach ala.cn
machine shop; runs LILO # to n : sappRtkbead
to Sd ave Bridge X 36ttx 1913 70 pfafst s.
ns g 2s bee % Lexnston ave, Of isls,
st. a TO grant qf lands pI,.nr nnaer 1866 s
10 n isist st W 1876 TO beg With wsaris stv BUS.
cranage etc: Park Row. 121 and 1Z: 23ci p. S three
and : sty BUS: Morris ave old 80 IT. Il oid Gf
1e0th ST 2ox1oo; with all title Itv 20 ssep 90 to cre1
Realty Co; all liens: June Is; 800; aao'es''
M.DIsoN AVE. 1873 sty dwe. I.'xss,
Mary Mcnne to Anna if'se'i"''''
MADISON AVE. 1s4s; 5 sty. dwg H;1ss5; inss5;
Ada NJ Smith and an3. & extrx; adress ,to East
95th ST. o.xse.
MAcDoUeAL ST 1879: sty .sn%e e. soo,: sthso 1ans
Pe.or Aipi to Angelo A,pu A,pcdnngai 6mss ST.! st
OLIVER s1., 70; ) stt tenmt; 25x1o %; ~, Map1e 90
Lorenzo Lizzie FRIEND do al t5ro llehs dav ''i9
81; address. Room COS. $40 broSu"eS,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 155. 23x1eos .Ea%aou .ta9o,inu
Goldschmidt, exr, etc. TO charter Construct'op
Co; June i6; SfoO ,..s , c.
SAME PROPERTY: Ruth and MARIAN .
Iowrev to same; May %; 500.
RIvERsIDE DRIVE, 156. 24x10o: Lucy as r.
norton to same June IS; 800, address i's
yARICK ST. 1o1: sty brk, e3,8 # OF
Wa,tck ar 10S West, sic TT of Watts sc 2l1
s7. Robert Beatty to Jacob kottekS ILLS as,
sis. .00O5: June IS; 800; address % EaS'
wEsT END AVE. s2s; 5 sty apt 2ox53;
wiI,iam II I. Lee to Frederick W Fielder y
tnitg SIS OOoJ June 20; 81; address Sol west
fG1th St =. - ;.
SAME PROPERTY; Ere derrick " Fielder s!.
TO Akron Building Go tmts Sl9'ooo} june -
1900 address, 19S Broadwey ..rsfrc=
9TH ST. 21s East; sty brk, 2lx'3; = enn -
NJ Reattie to the Sun Construction GO 'mts 3
10000; June 20; 800: address. 400 oth ave-
nth ST, 217 to 223 East cor Stuyvesant st :
> sty ant 80. 5x3s Ok irreg; James u P1mpton,
by COMMITTEES, to Millfe .segal all tue; Jan
20; s1O7,2JO -
SAME PROPERTY; Mlie segat TO Hebrew brew
Technical Institute. a corporation l.,as
s75.ooO: June 81: 500; address. "a stuyve-
SAINT ST s--.--
21sT ST, 141 West; stya dwg t9x9S.s .:
Franklin Trust Co, trustee, to PhiliP Is
June 20; s27. $40; address, t3G East foeth ST. e
21sT ST, 137 ard 13s west; two sty dwgs
30x9S o; Joseph II Choate to same; June 10;
S1Oo; address 336 East 156th St =
34TH ST. 81 to 32f West (Manhattan
Opera House) I25x197.6; Oscar Hammerstein
to City Real Estate Co tmtg- s23oooo)' April
&c 1A1o. 81; address, 1T6 broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

c. K. c. Billings purchased, yesterday
in the Vesey street salesrooms at the
sale of the Bedford estate realty, which
was conducted by Joseph P Day for heirs
eight lots on the easterly side of Fort
Washington avenue for $4,000
The ground is almost opposite his home
on Fort WASHINGTON avenue. The property
extends back 500 feet on the northerly END
and about 400 feet on the sourherly end.
Mr.. Billings has been adding to his hold
ings in the section for several years.
There were thirty-three lots in the offer
ing which realized total of $2o6,ooo
Virginia L. Zerega, an heir. obtained the
largest proportion. She bid $1,000 each for
two lots on Broadway, facing Maggie ave-
nue. 544 feet north of Bennett avenue. she
also obtained nine lots in the rear OF Mr.
Billingss purchase fronting on Broadway
for So 200; four lots extending from Ben
nett avenue to Broadway, 45.l0 feet north
of Watkins place, for sl2, S00- two lots on
the west side of Bennett place, opposite
Watkins place, for 81 700. and two plots on,
Fort Washington avenue, paying $4,000 Tor
one and $4,000 for the, other. .
Two lots ronr, Riverside Drive south of
Fort Washington avenue were sold Tor
$500 to Alberto Hemphill.
A client OF f1dyiildb mas pun
chased from Frost, Palmer & Co, from the
plans. for John E. Olson, the twelve story
loft building to be erected at No. 127 to
131 West 10Th street, on plot 75x9S9 feet,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
The plot has been excavated and plans
have been drawn by F. r. Zobel for the new
building which is to be completed by next
February. The plot was sold some time
ago for various owners to the HAYWOOD
Realty Company and resold by them for the
realty company to Mr. Olson. The present
transaction involves about $780, ana
marks the ninth operation of this character
for the block. -.
Mrs NJ. Graham has sold to Henry M.
Miller the four story building No. 2SS Sew
enth avenue The property. adjoins other
holdings of MI Miller, at Nos. 229 and 23l
Seventh avenue. On the site he Is to erect
a large building next year
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

Harris dmts $4,000; March 12 500; address
Fast 92d st.
BRYANT AVE. g $50 It n of Jennings +,
5Oxf00; Anna Trimmer to Samuel Lyttle: June 3
500; address. 3of West f1sth St
BROOK AVE. W s. 125 II n Of 170sh ST. 25rs.
Margaretha Won Sayzen 70 Tuben Realty ~
tntg s2,Oe1. June 81: 800; address. 10 Ess
4tf st.
John Violante to John vioiante Realty 90 1Tn..
S5 900: June rs. S100 address. $50 East fs1st ~
CLINTON AVE: 5. 264.4 II n Of fs1st n
49.7x145.2; Samuel Geller TO Fannie KIeirhasy.
June 20; 500: address. 1128 Walker ave.
COLUMBUS AVE. =. ar 2O9th 81 sar
x1oo: Frances keesav to Helen De Nor.
Gnts .siT, 500; Dec 30 1903. s1oo: address 3
Liberty 81.
CLINTON AVE. S. SI311 It n Of 1siss -
1ssx145.2, same TO Frances Buser (mtg sS CO..
June 20: s1O0. address. 1926 Walker ave w
Aug,ste " De Peyster the Mountain Consr,1.. !.
tIon Co: all liens: April 9; SfOo; address. q,
Nassau st.
GRIswOLD PI.. $. Lots 2i. % and "a
AImon. w Griswold: $1.3l2. address. Haneo~s
Nh.
GRIswoLD PL. n v cor FieIdston I'd. Lot :,
June 81: 81. address, same as above
HUGHES AVE. 212T cor 1sIsJ q. IL "A,
Sex irres; Harry Calm 20 Curtiss p Byron m.
$4,000: June 10; 800: address, - William a.
HOLLAND AVE. ) " cor Bartholdi 81 2.ro,,
sebastiano Rizzo 70 AntOnino and saIvstSe..
FisceIIa Cmtg $4,000; June %; SI0s. a4srssas
Room f6Cs. 22O Broadway
JEROME AVE. 1866. IS. ex1o3. * irreE. vss
all title strip between old line Central ave -
rev line Jerome ave; Ida l. Strahman n No.,
d Edwards (mtg $4,000; June Is. 500. 4dd-s,s
1865 Jerome ave
LOT 424 20 42s. map 1.275 Of Lohbauer pa-.
Tuben Realty Co to Margaretha Salzeu. T-a.
n; 500; address. 10 East 4th
LOT 223 map I>Ohbauer Park: Charles 7 ~,
niger 20 Frank POsipil fntg $3.50; June n. n.
address. $50 Morris Park ave.
PLOT AT THROG'S NECK adjoining tsni, =.
Wood. Cooper Briggs & Ferriss. *: csr1s,,.
CorhaIn to- Mary a Hyland and ano- Iurs ~
500: address. New st. -
ROBBINS AVE. 5, z Of lot 16s man =,
Wilton etc: 25x317s, Mary Poldow to FTo-s,s.
Smith; June IL; ST. address. 1OT West IO9tb :
TIFFANY ST. " $. 15s-s II Of 18th a. an.
100; Johanna McElvanney o John O'Issr~-
March 30: 500. address. 991 East 10Th ~
WALLACE AVE, 2 cor BaTth0Idi 81 . lo,,
Antonio FfsceIIa to Sebastiano Rfzzo Tu1s -,
800: address. Room 16C. 220 Broadway 80
WILLARD AVE. $ $. SO It " Of 4th ave. =,
$50; Thomas Ford TO Chauncey 0 Ifidfelh--cx
Crntg s.. OoO): June IS; 500. address. 1901 BasS
gate ave.
145TH ST. :. $50 IT " OF st AIMS ave. y,
Continued on ninth page
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
JOHN GARFIELD A MONITOR
Headmaster Taft Denies Story of Ex-
puision of Boys After Escapade.

Watertown, Conn, June n.-Headmaster
Horace d. Taft, of Taft school, emphati-
caily denied to-day that any students had
been expelled for decorating the new sol
diers monument In an unseemly manner
last Sunday night
tie also said that John Garfield. son of
James h Garfield. former Secretary of
the interior, and grandson of President
Darheid' had nothing whatever 10 do with
the escapade, He added that young Gar
held viii be back in school next year as
monitor, position of honor granted only
to those students whose, deportment is ex-
empiaiy The school has closed for the
year. only those taking examna tions re-
maining Three boys were sent. home to
take their examinations there instead of at
the sehool-Harry Crocker. of San Fran
cisco.. Daniel Andrews. of Cleveland, Ohio.
ana Austin Durham. Of Hartford
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
GIRLS COME TO SEE AIRsHIP
Police Pick UP Runaway Pair from
Coney Island.

Seized by ..wanderlust-' two little girls.
who gave their names as Helen BrenneT.
of No 2s15 West 18th street, and Rosie
Fox OF No 2S61 West 18th street, Coney
Island. were found wandering about at
Greenwich and Vesey streets early yester-
tiay morning by Policeman Gleason.
When asked where they lived, one OF
them replied: I'VE have walked long dis
tance and we are tired II you VIII tell us
how TO get back home we Will go there
Gleason found that they had left their
home In Coney Island on Monday afternoon
and had walked to Manhattan He took
them to the Fulton street station, where
they said they had read much about AR
ships and had come to see one. The police
gave them some sandwiches and pie, while
Lieutenant Devery sent word - Coney
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
NEW COMPANY INCORPORATED.

The Dudley Construction Company, re-
Gently organized, received it's incorpora ton
uapers from Albany yesterday. /. N
Phelps Stokes is president of the company
and DR.. B. Farquhar Curtis Vice-president
The company, which is capitalized at
s21oOON0, accumulated the westerly block
front on Park avenue from SD to SD
street for the purpose of erecting a CO.
operative apartment house, which will be
the largest of its kind In the city. The
nroiect will probably be started this fall on
the south half of the plot. and the re-
n,ainder of the block will be incorporated
when the leases expire, next May.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
MRS. SAGE FORECLOSES.

Justice Giegerich in the Supreme Court
yesterday granted Judgment OF fore
closure of mortgage held by Mrs Rus
sell Sage on the property at l11th street ana
Lenox avenue, owned by William and
Geraldine Broadbslt. The mortgage is Tor
s17 600, and was made to secure loan
made on November 4. 1901, and to run for
three years at per cent The interest
brings the amount now due up to $lI,9IO e.
The mortgage was turned over TO Mrs
Sage as executrix of the will of her hus-
band Justice Giegerich ordered a public
sale of the property at date to be fixed
lSt
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
RELIGIOUS BOOKS
Recent Studies in Medieval and
Modern Thought.

THE RISE OF THE MEDIEVAL
CHURCH AND ITS INFLUENCE on
THE CIVILIZATION OF WESTERN
EUROPE FROM THE FIRST TO THE
THIRTEENTH CENTURY. BY Alex
ander Clarence Flick. Phi. u. svo. PIP.
xii, s2s. G. Z. Putnam's Sons.
THE LIBERTY OF PROPHESYING-
With Its just Limits and Temper. Con-
sidered with Reference to tie CifclIm-
stances of the Modern Church. BY H.
tiensley Henson Emo, PIP sXi, 2sS.
Mex Haven; Yale University Press
EZRA STUDIES B, Charles {. Tor ey-
sVo. PIP xv, 3s5 Chicago: The UniNer-
siiy OF Chicago Press
Professor Alexander Clarence Flick, OF
Syracuse University. presents ia The
Else of 1he Medieval Church the first
roiuloe in a series Of historical studies.
the second Of nhicn is to ec-ti WITH the
Eefo,snafion and the third with the mod
arm church. The forces producing the
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

ssTII 7 sI f1ve1 ~ to wfrf irwin Ne Messenger
part fmtg $4,000; June y. - per een' ~
address Room GIG, 14O Nassau ST.
t,Tu sT 531 west sty tenmt. 2oxloo o
Nathan IehrfauDt ct al TO Jenme me A,oeas, adsH a.
liens: June 20; 500; address, %, oel,ao 1.
eaTu ST 2se East: sty brk. 23x1oo ..
E.nn,e vanffeI to Harry Heilinser; all Hens
Jnne 81: 500: address, $50 Broadway.
list ST. S32 West; sty d~g n.,f,s. iH1ioo Vng
W mihiaoa 1ana 81. address Room is E. eco Broad
way - o-e,.
Cathsriue B Guernsey 10 RaWsoh tnoerAiii'
June Il; 81; address 4 Waii ST
77TH ST.. 5o2 TO "a East @ ao0xio242 nd 24i in IA,
and ira IT e of Ave A. 50x4l-5x trres; George
Colon 10 open Stair Tenement Co tmtg SsZ:-
SOO); June 20: 500: address. 81 East lZotn St
saTH sT. 274 West 8 sty dwg. 16.Sx52 2;
soDbie r Eaton and ano to Alice II Hamilton; /;
a e: June 2. fo09: 81; address, 2l4 West sitn
St. =
r,srnba,d PoIinsky to Anna VI Breunich (rntg
sIo. JO0) b and 8: party FIRST part reserves Ives
life, estate; May %; gift: address 21Z East
1ooTH ST. ss East. 5 sty apt. sox1oo n:
Henry Mayper to MendaI Epsss1n; ssl a an y,sie
10TH ST. 23s and 240 East; sty apt,
4Gx101 II; Simon Harris to solomon Harris
fmtg s4s. .250): Feb Q; $780, address la5
West 18th st.
100 b1Ita liz enssie Farowich to Daniel Cohen 6mts
S51 10000; June 20; sloo' adoress' %
111th st.
Ia2D ST. 4os East; sty' brk.' 2ox1 90 Tx
irreg: Harris Hynan to Hattie ayfnah ,
Gmtg s7,5OO) June TO- 81 address llS huo-
low st. - -
127TH ST 145 and 147 West; sty apt. 500, 5ox
a9II; Grand Investing Co 70, Esther Gelger ger
(mte $4,000; May %; sloo' address 'o'
Grand st. -.-.-- r.
SAME PROPERTY; Esther Gslger to Mar Mar
tha Trauborer (mtg s75,ooo)j May 20 ~ioo'
address, same as above
I31sT ST. PAT West. 3 sty dwg. 1sx99; II J;
.1bert III Hastorf ct al exrs, 10 Harry Has
tori: June /; s11 900; address. 241 West l3lst
ST. -
142D ST. s. 300 TT of Willis ave 2oTloo; 100
Herman II Baumann to Agnes Viggers tInLs
sl:. .OO0J: June 1: 800; address. 16o Broad
way. r r.
: ~stl THE BRONX.
ANTHONY AVE- cor 1f6th 81. loix iIres; ali
Alfred Freund and, ano to 1Iotn Sreet oSdN ddIl
Anthony Avenue Improvement Co mig S44'9ol'
all liens April u; s4T, 100; address. Anthony ave-
cor 1F6th ST =
REACH AVE, $. 14s.11 IT of 157th st; 235
xlCO7 Bessie Lehr to Isidore Levy; q C; Marcn
10; 81 address, s32 Broadway. Brooklyn
SAME PROPERTY: Isidore Levy to Daniel
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
BRONX REALTY OWNERS COMBINE

Justice Giegertch approved yesterday the
Incorporation of the Central Bronx Real
Estate Owners Association. which set rorth
various objects The organization will be
a sort of union or federation which Will
work for the protection and promotion Oh
the real estate interests and to enforce the
rights of the owners. They Will oppose
and take measures to prevent the enact
ment of unjust and pernicious legislation,
and also will try to encourage the enact
iment of laws beneficial and equitable to
the owners of real estate. ..5 ---i :
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
ROUGH RIDERS ELECT OFFICERS

The Rough Riders Association heid
meeting yesterday afternoon to elect Off
GERS with the following result! David
Goodrich, New York. presidents: Cotton
Reed. New York. secretary and treasurer:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
M'ALPIN LEASE CLOSED.

Horace s. Ely & Co, who were the
brokers in the transaction, report that
final papers have been signed for the leas-
ing of the McAlpine property .at5Broadway,
SD and 34th streets. to the Greeley Square
Hotel Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
NEW TEN STORY APARTMENT.

The Rutgers Construction Company tAdei-
stein d Avrutine) is having plans drawn
for a ten story apartment house to be
erected on the plot. 70.11x100 feet, at the
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

Lewis Maverick. San Antonio Tex first
Vice-president, and Eugene Waterbury.
Des Moines, Iowa. second viee-president
The next reunion viii be held in Arizona
two years hence
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
BILLINGS BUYS MORE HEIGHTS PROPERTY
Purchases Large Plot at Auction of Bedford Estate ReaSae
Realizes $206, 900. .-ss.
MIDTOWN LOFT BUILDING SOLD FROM PLANS

northwest corner of Seventh avenue and
Cathedral Parkway, which was recently ac-
quired from Samuel Barkin. 1t Will be the
tallest apartment structure east OF Amster-
dam avenue and north of Central Park
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate salesrooms, Nos. IA and lt
Vesey street, resulted as follows

fs.. ..e. BY Joseph p Day. -q.r-
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, Broadway and Fort
Washington 80 lots trustees sale- 70 close
Bedford estate: lots broadway sold for from
81. $50 to $4,000 each Fort Washington ave
for about 5000 each and on Bennett ave for
$3.50 each --f- -..
8 sTH AVE 29l5. 2jx1OO. > sty' tenmt: trustees
sale: sold to Leonard Well for .S2l 100
BROADWAY. s. $50 IT of 1SSth ST. 81 10x
100 vacant, vol sale and Bennett ave. e S. 654 fl
n OF 1sSth st. 37x100, vacant. vol sale both sold
To Ennis & Sinnott for SO ESQ
BROADWAY. s. $50 # of 1ssth st, 5Ox
81. 100.
BENNETT AVE. e $. GOA # n of 1ssth st. 50x
100, vacant; vol sale; withdrawn. -.r
y BENNETT AVE S, 554 # n of lssth ST. o0x
loo. vacant; vol sale sold to Edwards for
81. 500
BENNETT AVE W s. ga fl N OF 1s7th st
81. 10x204 vacant; vol sale; withdrawn.
BENNETT AVE. 5, sos IT n of 1S7th ST. 50x
2O6, vacant: vol sale: withdrawn.
BENNETT AVE 3. 5+5 IT n of 18th ST, 50x
POS, vacant vol sale: withdrawn.
10TH ST. sos East. 37x1.0,5. & sty brk tenmt :
withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRToLEr
: WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
New House for Sale

Was built for owners occupancy. Contains large
living room. parlor. dining room. kitchen.
laundry: five masters and two servants bed
rooms, three baths: hot water heat. Photo and
full particulars from j. L. PHIPPS. 4S2 Fifth
avenue. Tel Go66 Murray Hir or woodnere,
L. l. Tel 1853 L. Far Rockaway.
WESTBURY. - INCOMPARkBI.Y BEACTI-
full. healthful. accessible: choice lots. $3.50;
ad joining schools. churches. depot; money TO
build: agents wanted. WESTBURY TER
RACE, 1f5 broadway.
BEAUTIFUL. SHADED LOT o5x12O ON MAIN
$500. SUMNER NJ SMITH. 20 Grove
ST E,fmhurSt. L. l.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
BORoUGu OF BROOKLYN.

FOR SALE-LOT 20xfO0 ON -59TH ST BE
tween 2ist and I'D aves. BROOKLYN n Y
Write to Jacob Nilsson for information Mills
Hotel. 7th ave. Both St. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
, RECORDED TRANSFERS.


JUNE 81.
MANHATTAN.
AVE E. 2S7, 2Ox6O.s: sty tennlt: Charles
Wynne to Agnes o. Conror. b and s; June. 1910:
sI00: address. 2S6 St Nicholas ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 2226. 37.6x100; sly apt;
Louis Rosenberg ct al to Conrad Saner: all liens:
June 20; S100. address. 1886 Amsterdam ave.
BROADWAY, 1889, 2s 1x11s; 2 sty brk; 9th
st, 129 West 25y75.5: sty brk: Billie L. Toplitz
to Friend Hoar tmtg SOB 1eoi June l5i s10O:
address. o5 Liberty St
SAME PROPERTY: Friend Hoar to Hamilton
Carhart mtg s123 ZOO; June 10: 81 address. BAT
West 51st st.
BEDFORD ST, IS. 2i. 10x6S.s; sty brk: Gus
tave Dohrenwend to Lena Michel (mtg S5,V0o):
June II; 81; address. 145 West S5th ST.
ELIZABETH ST. ITO. 19.3x53: Teresa Gidari
to Francesca Gidari: II part lmtg $4,000; Janu-
airy II; 500: address. 1872 Elizabeth ST. New
Rochelle, n 7,
EAST BROADWAY, Al 2Jx15.5; sty bus:
Henry Mayper to Mende Epstein (mtg $37,-
0OW all title; April 30; 81: address. sSl 9th ave
GOUVERNEUR ST. sc. 1S. 11x4s.7x irreg;
stv brk. Edwin w Halsey to Charles w Hunter:
June /: ST. address. Roseland ave, Caldwell
n J.
HESTER ST, 1914 and 1876. cor of Baxter
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
REAL ESTATE
COTTAGES To LET

TO -IET.-sUBURBkN COTTAGE. FtTIS-
nished IL desired; high location: nns view.
large grove z. II. BOAK. 2S California ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
THE NEW-YORK
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of lessee
JIrNEl 11


BLEECKER ST, 292 and 294 Albert Giiday
and to Frank a Perroty: yrs from July i,
1910; s5. geo; address, SO Christopher ST
I'D AVE. 2146. store etc; Giuseppe Lahriola to
George Leinecker: 5 yrs from May l. 1911:
81 .200 address. 2146 I'd
Sd ST, 43 West; Margaret Brown 10 Leon
Rothenberg; yrs from March l. 1910; $l,32o;
address 43 West Sd 81; -~s-
9TH AVE, S05, store; William Pollak to
Laurseno Lizzarralde; yrs and = mos from
July TO- 1910; S2,400; address. 800 9th ave
7TH AVE. front one-haf of top loft; Henry
Harburger to Louis Courand;- yrs from June
Is, 1910: $3.50; address, leo West gath St
STH AVE 63l; Libson Amusement Co to
Abraham Lilenfed trading West Side Credit
Co: yrs mos from July l, 1910; s3.6oo; ad-
dress. 531 Sth ave
10TH AVE. 800. store and basement; Mary 4
MacElhinny to Herman F Weber; yrs from
May ], 1912: 81, 500; address, Sl5 East 16lst ST.
23D ST, 435 West 2ax117.6x irreg, the lot;
Mary Sherman to Elinor G Waldo, u yrs
from May 1. 1908, with option of renewal; taxes,
etc, $500; address, 435 West 23d ST.
65TH ST -134 West J Ida 1. Hurlbut to Tyr
rells Hygienic Institute Inc yrs from May l.
1909: So 100; address, 1874 West 65th st.
146TH ST, 452 and 456 East two houses Har-
ward Realty and Construction Co to Fannie Offer
man; yrs from July 1. 1910 $4,000; address,
452 East 146th St
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

PHIL1PsE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
One mile unobstructed river frontage; 80 NOD
>ru Residences near completion Address
% teA; = PHILIPSE MANOR co.
phflinse Manor York.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
THE BRONX.

EAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
: - WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
TIE Chinaman, Portrayed from
Many Points of View.

,..s,,.s AID THE FAR EAST Clark
5rnfxe~sif,- lectures Edited by George
~ BIakeslee svc. Up. xxi. As. Thomas
n Cvnu-el, s &c.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

GRISwOLD PL. s. Lots 21 o and "a ~
of ?jS lots of Griswod estate. John T Pain =
AImon. w Griswold; $1.3I2 address Haneo~s'
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

GRISWOLD PI4 n cor Fieldston I'd Ia. .
to 20. same map. same same trntz b tesrs -
June 81: 81: address, same as above.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

HUGHES AVE, 2127 cor 1sIst y II -
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] 81 JOO1 June 70; 500: address. - William .. -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

FINDIAAY AVE. 3 tfiJth 81 ~ 7xtsza
Auay,lste VI De Peyster the Mountain (-0uss-,.
ton Co: all liens: April o. SfOO: adGress' =.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-01
COTTON SUFFERS
In SOUTHWEST

Memphis, July 31.-The Commercially
peal Will publish the following cotton
crop summary tomorrow:
The crop deteriorated during the week
In Texas and Oklahoma by reason of
continued drouth. 1t improved elsewhere
on the absence of rain.
The situation in Texas and Oklahoma
Is fast becoming serious. some shedding
being reported in the driest places Tenn
peratures were very high at most times
which makes the lack of moisture more
acute.
A good rain Immediately would help the
crop wonderfully. Its growth and fruit
Ing has already been arrested. The fields
east of the Mississippi river are now
nearly clean and the cotton will be put
by in fairly good state of preservation.
The necessity of cleaning in some places
has been severe. The plant in these
places has not recuperated.
During the coming week moderate
showers would be helpful.
Reports are irregular; some disclose
indifference and others are brighter, but
all declare the plant to be generally
small. 1t is beginning to bloom freely
and make bolls 1t will be cultivated
much later than usual and If the frost
date is long delayed and the August and
September moisture supply Is sufficient
to enable the setting of bolls to continue
late there Is yet hope for fair or good
crop.
without late autumn reports indi-
cate very moderate outlook In the val
ley and Atlantic states.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
GIVES BIRMINGHAM-S PE-
CIAL LOW RATES 40 A
NUMBER OF POINTS

Asheville, Lake Toxaway, Hen
Jacksonville, Black Mountain
and several other points in
North Carolina are located on
ly on the SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY, and cannot be reached
via any other line; but to give
everyone a chance to visit these
beautiful summer resorts a
rate Of $500 for the round trip
has been authorized by the
Southern Railway, tickets to be
sold on August Is, limited Au-
gust %. A special, low rate of
$500 has also been authorized
to Washington and return on
that date. Several hundred peo-
pie will take advantage of these
special rates, going via the
Southern, account of this being
the only line running through
the beautiful mountains Of
North Carolina, the quickest
schedule, and the only steel car
trains Birmingham to Wash
ington.