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The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
SUMMONED BACK TO EARTH
Imaginative Man Is Just Beginning to
Feel Like a God When His
Wife Cali

The imaginative nei 9sood On
his front steps and disc learned.
ly with the man across street. and
his subject was the { opment Of
aviation.
They'll work it out all right in
time" said the man over the way.
"Of course they WILL" replied the
man on the steps. Il believe the time
Is coming when an aviator will rise
up through the air envelope that sur
rounds our globe, and get up so high
above it that he can hang there in
space and watch the earth and it's air
whirl around beneath him, and when
he gets ready to descend he can alight
wherever he blamed pleases."
That's magnificent" said the man
across the street.
You bet it is" the neighbor on
the steps replied. 1T makes a man
feel like a god!"
Just time the door behind him was
thrown open and a commanding fe-
male figure appeared in the doorway.
IF you got through your fool talk,
Henry" said a shrill voice, you'd bet.
ter come in to your dinner"
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16

we hand forth one of those precious.
neat. l%ong.pointed pencils; the pale
face eiows. the tension of the crowd
lessons. We feel ourselves both pri-
vate and public benefaetor.
Another pale-faeed, grippe-y look
ing clerk. this one standing looking
wistfully At cases where bright silver
CLEANS through the glass. Give me
a spoon for a child. something cheap. -
And she herself needs Il pair Of
shoesi
Husband and wife shopping In IN
Wonted personal partnership, always
the talk of what 1T" will like. The
Child. And the sight Of the deeply
interested faces of the many husband
and-wife groups, sets us to believe,
after all, There is method IN the gen
eral madness. for who would not be
a fool for The Chlll's sake,
KATHERINE POPE.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
Rice and Curry.

Rice and curry is the national dish
of India. Just barely enough curry to
flavor, and each grain when cooked is
puffed up all by itself of snowy light
ness. Small quantities of meat, or
dried fish, are served with the curry
sauce, freshly made Of cocoanut wa
ter, peppers, turmeric, etc. The west
African and West Indian do not use
curry. but season by boiling it with a
piece of salt fish, salt pork or chick.
en-. Polished rice is a cheat, and
eaten exclusively is deadly, SO should
by right and law be kept out of New
York.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
OLD STORIES Or CHRISTMAS
Some Have Interest, Freshness and
Beauty That Keep Them Al
ways New.

There are some so-called old sto-
have an interest, a freshness and a
beauty that keep them always new.
or such are the story Of Christmas
and all the legends and tales that be
long to the great festival.
There Is a legend In Germany that
when Eve plueked the fatal apple the
leaves of the tree Immediately shriy-
eled into needle points and its bright
green turned dark. The nature Of
the tree changed and it became an
evergreen. In all seasons preaching
the story of mans fall through that
first act of disobedience. Only on
Christmas does It bloom brightly with
lights and become beautiful with love
gifts. The curse IL turned into a
blessing by the coming OF the Christ
child. and thus we have our Christmas
tree.
The visits of st. Nicholas to the
homes of the people on Christmas eve
as an annual custom grew out OF a
festival in honor of Hertha, a Morse
goddess. AT this festival the house
was decorated with evergreens and an
altar of stone was set up at the end
of the hall, where the family assem-.
bled. From Hertha's stone we get our
word ''hearthstone." ON the stones
SO set up were heaped fir branches,
which were set aire, and through the
smoke and flame Hertha was supposed
to descend and influence the direction
of the flames, from which were pre-
dicted the fortunes of those present.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16

that no provision had been made
for hymnbooks. The congregation
was notably poor and not in the
habit of pinehing itself for the sake
of charity. so the outlook for a
supply of new books was very preca-
rious. II was a late summer man
a man of reputed wealth and influence
In the distant city whence he hailed
who came to the relief of the deyout
clergyman.
I'll buy hymn books for the
church. said he, 'and send them down
to you-on one c~ondition-that you let
me insert n small ad. that will really
not be noticeable. It's an ad. that |
assure you will bring great comfort
to your flock"
The simple country divine ponder
ed the offer carefully, and finally. aft
er a vestry meeting, it was decided
that there could be no possible sin In
accepting such an offer. The donor
was a man OF such integrity and char
acter that the rest was assured.
We'll, the books came down from
the city, 100 of them, finer than any
thing the people had dreamed Of.
They were still very new at Christ
mas-in fact, had never been In use
until that day. In great pride, the
parson called out the number of the
good old favorite Christmas hymn:
"Hark. the Herald Angels Sing"
The congregation. equipped with
their new books. turned the pages rap.
Idly and were ready. The organ
struck up the tune hat everybody
knew. And Justify sang the people,
gazed steadfastly on the written
words:
Hank the herald angels sing,
Takers pills are just the thing"
The parson listened, looked, brush
ed his hand over his eyes, and a mo-
ment's panic passed over the church.
But it passed. Then on into another
verse they plunged:
Peace on earth and mercy mild
Two for a man, and one for a child"
rang the impious words. The parson
c%oughed, closed his book, and the serv-
ice broke up in confusion. Every
body had forgot that the generous
hymn book mar was interested in a
patent medicine.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
Crippled.

Beggar (piteously)-Please help a
poor cripple at this festive season,
sir.
Kind Old Gent (handing him some
money)-Bless me, Why, of course.
How are you crippled, my poor fell
low?
Beggar (pocketing the money!
Financially crippled, sir.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
Christmas Givinu.

There are a great many people in
the world whom We know more or
less, but to whom for various reasons
We cannot very we'll send a Christmas
gift. But there is hardly one, in all
the circles of our acquaintances, with
whom we may not exchange the touch
of Christmas life.
In the outer circles. cheerful greet
ings, courtesy, considerations; in the
inner circles, sympathetic interest,
hearty congratulations, honest encour-
agement; in the Utmost circles, com
radeship, helpfulness, tenderness.
After all, Christmas-living is the
hest kind of Christmas giving
Henry Van Dyke.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
WONDERFUL BIRDS HOTEL
An Ingenious American Spends Over
Four Years In Making
Edifce.

Arthur E. Dunning, one of the staff
of the American embassy at Berlin,
has devoted his spare time since 1908
The Hotel Canary, as he calls 1t. con-
tains % rooms, and has a window gar
den with a fountain. also two con-
seryatories.
1t is rs inches long, by Is inches
wide, and including a tower is 81
inches high, All the rooms have the
modern improvements, such as cleo
tries light and running water, They
are equipped with automatic feeding
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
What We Do

Sell Land, Town Property, Stock of
Merchandise, Hotels, Livery Barns,
Mills, etc.
Write Insurance of all kinds.
Rent property, collect rents and pay
taxes for non-residents.
Loan money on real estate.
Do Notary Public work, write deeds
mortgages, leases, contracts, etc.
Execute, Judicial, Contract, Fidelity,
Official, Bank, FraternaI Order and
Internal Revenue Bonds.
We have the strongest Insurance
agency in Southeastern Nebraska.
We represent sixteen old line COM
panies as follows, towit: Aetna of
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
A Christmas Absent.

Father-Sammy, what is your teach
err going to give you for a Christmas
present?
Sammy-A holiday.
Father should call that an alb
ent instead of a present
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
A CHRISTMAS HYMN
DONATION CAUSES CoNsTERNA.
TON IN CHURCH.
Little Ad Slipped Into Stately Anthem
by Charitable Summer Cottager
Breaks Up Christmas Day serv-
Ices In Confusion.

T WAS a charita-
bic summer cot
tager who put up
the money for a
new church at
the summer re
soit of x, down
on the Atlantic
coast. The vii
lHGc #parson was
grateful beyond
words. for#the old
structure h a d
been an eyesore
TO the folk who
desired of all
things to attract
wealthy summer
rCEOrters..
ZBut when the
season was over
and = the new
church was fin
ished his rever-
cnce discovered
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
Just a Smart Bow.

There is nothing the matter with
the small boy who presents his moth
er with a pair of felt slippers for
Christmas. He IS jfst a smart boy,
hat is al.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
THE FOOLS SEARCH
EPISODE IN JosTLlNa THRoNG
OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS.
Order for Purchase Of a Fools Can.
endar Brings Funny Experiences
Men, Women and Children
All Are Mad.

HEY.are# all mad;
men, women chill.
dren.# #spinsters
#and. bachelors.
#floorWalker and
clerks. = drivers
and delivery boys,
it would seem
there could be no
nader merrler
time.
The funniest
things happen, II
one only had time
to dwell on them
and laugh over
them. but such
enjoyment Is de.
MED in these
days of strain
and struggle.
In a moment OF
#~thoughtless good
nature we prom
ised to do the
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16

Hartford; Delaware of Philadelphia:
Hanover of New York; Pennsylvania
Fire of Philadelphia; Liverpool & Lon
don & Globe of New York; Philadel-
phia Underwriters; ST. Paul F. & M.
of ST. Paul; London & Lancashire of
Liverpool, Central Union Fire of Kan.
sas City; Indiana G. Ohio Live Stock
ms. Co. of cr~awfordvilIe, Ind; New
Jersey Plate Glass ms. Co of Newark;
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Co. of Baltimore; Kansas City Life;
and Prudential Life of Newark, the
combined assets of which amount to
the enormous sum of Two Hundred
and Fifty Million dollars.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16
The Burning Question Is Are You Insured?

When the fire bell rings be sure
that your property is insured in n
of the above named companies.
Have you read your policy issued by
other companies? Do you know any
thing of their financial strength. Is
your policy properly endorsed? Do
you know that you have ample pro-
lection? Have you paid the proper
rate?
The Insurance Department of our
office is in charge of H. 3. Willard,
an Insurance Expert, who has had
twenty years experience in the bus
mess and has made insurance in all
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-16

it's branches a life study. If you will
hand your policy to him he will
carefully examine the same and give
you valuable advice.
In all business lines we are we'll
equipped and qualified to do your
work and we will do it right.
Our business will be to attend to
YOUR business, if you will consent.
Give us a trial.
When you call at our office make
known your business to the Office
Manager and your wants will be
attended to promptly.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27

70 % George Abendschein tnitE sloVo")'
AD-, 2Jc 500: address. 100 East va ST
uor AVE. 1926. 1s.Tx65.1N irreg Michse, =,
rrckuIev 70 James Brady 'mtg stogOl, ~, alI
items: April IA. 800; address. l%s' "i'Aiis
4o- AVE. 1851 and 1893 25xtoo; Eastern
r.-.,rr Tseaitv Co 20 Nevelson Goldberg ReaIty
Co: quit claim; 81
s...r PROPERTY: Joseph 4 Jerser 20
..,,-e- ouit claim: 81. address, $50 Nassau 81
t4or7 AVE. n W cor Of Freeman st 4SIeo ox
,,reg, Nora Filler 20 Freeman and Hoe street
Pesitv 60 (mtg 100000; al liens; ApriI 10
S1OO: address. Room 1904. S4o Broadway.
tyr-rr AVE . E. Aoi 8 ~ OF Gun Hili I'd.
o. ~ Mount vernon. 81. address. go East
32d st. ,
To7- eoa map Of washingtonville: William
n nrile- 70 John RobGndO, quit claim March
II. 1909. 800. address. 241st ct and Hichsrd-
son ave. -
roT asa map Van Nest Park: Rosie Drill-
,rb 20 Ma, schwartz (mtE SiOOoO); Apr1l 90
500. address 720 Prospect ave
proT IN Section 13. block S411. adjoining
iands of the y . & II II r 60 and Nickel
vev containing 1476 square Feet: New YORK
Central Railroad co 70 Jonn NSheNeF'
oui, claim: 81; address 81 William st
srYrr-r ST & g lot ga and W Ia OF lot
775 man Iaconia Park. 33.4x1Oo; Frank Cass
TO Thomas = Reilly 6mtg $1,000 April TO-
sTn0. address. 221b Westchester ave
Al AVE. W s. I549 tt n Of 1T5th ST. 50x
100 1ox irrcg. Harlem Railroad $ part iot
- partition. map AZ Fordham, webster ave.
~ . 3 2s9 3 It = Of 1S7th st. 6fx1t .10S
irrer clinton eve, s. 100 ~ Of Gary ST,
Scrughsu1. trus; March Q: 500 address. 81
~
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
BY esmuel Mary.

hF tanHc4 NGrr-
iETH sT. Sif West. >. 100 n . Of Manhat-
tan ave. s5Nf00.1i. Z sty hrk tenrt; John J
Radley egt Grace + Harding ct al; James z
Kelly. atty Samuel HOFFMAN. ref; amt due. Sl2
o2i n. taNCs etc. 5000. sub 20 r prior mtG OK
Sssono
by Joseph ?. bay
hiST st. BIZ East. g fGJ n ~ - ave.
4oy1o.5. pty s-cne front tenmt. Esther Weiss.
eEtTz, ct al Ct. agt BENJAMIN = Nineturg Ct
NJ. QIacxcnbush & Adams. attyss Francis p
Pace ref; ar- Que s. rs 81. taxes. etc- s2ls % /;
sub 70 a first mtg Of IS GO.
ST NICHOLAS PIs - 60 - cor i5ist -
runs H07x SJ.3 90 - Nicholas ave, \ :
ec7x 65.e 20 beginning. rty brk tcnnt and
storee. Marie NsThaeren Hrt Apartment Con
struct.on Co et al. Fred Nelson. II. city :
Max 7 Bernhefr. rcf: amt du~. SAlco2S5.
taxes. etc. 5. sub 10 prior mtg OF Sii5,Oco.
asTH ST. Sc4 East a. $50 n of I'd ave.
25XIQoa. and sly frame hdr snd store. East
River Savings Institution sgt James Kiag ct al.
EitchinEs & Pailiser, sttyr. George " Bruce,
ref. amt Que. SO. 353 c5 taxes. etc. s3i7 Al. sub
20 tax lien ~ S157 81
1c5IH ST. 257 East. n > Is n 81 "a ave.
2sN74.1l. sly hrk termt and store; simon
Eerzig. trustee. etc. sgt Lucy II HaTrer e al;
Abraham 9 Meyer. atty. Walter Caughlan
ref: amt due, so 900 "a. taxes. etc, SiV- a.
TRACKS. franchises, etc, Of 2sth and 10Th
Streets Crosstown Railroad Co: Central Trust Co
of New York aE1 tire 2Sth and 29th Streets Cross-
town Railroad Co et al: Joline. LarlJin a Rsth--
hone attyr: Newell Martin. rcf. amt due. ST.
$50 l61 s.. taxes, etc, =.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
APRIL 20


BIEECkFP ST. III west store: Fietro Mas
caro- to Lugrezia Caputi. 6is yrs from March 81.
iaos. $500: address, III 'Bleecker St
GNToN st l9o 10 :, rssqF ss2 et @ ts or o% p6
Nathan Goldstein. yrs from Nay ]. 1917, $50.
address. 100 Clinton 81.
fulton AVE cor i{2d e, In1Sp looEioq; a.niin Jinn
= mos from Nav l. 1910. for term $50. address,
5o3 East 17lst st.
MONROE ST. ? store: CarTnella Rua % An
tonio Prozenzano and sno: yrs from Nay L.
1910: $4eo address, 81 Oliver Fl.
RIvINGToN ST. 20 store and basement: Hen
ton ST.
ST MARKS pI4 IL store Ezekiel Plonsicy to
AdcIph Frisdeck and ano. yrs from May i,
1910: 81 $40: address Il st Marks pl.
FREMONT AVE. 4si East: Christopher II
witts 10 William F Brunsen and John H Diercks ie,s
% 1910: s2.7oO ana 5000: address 4si East
fremont ave.
,gsE F15! 70 AS ] 2 saeda4 t2fs 9as seT T.
from March l. 1910. S4so to SeoO; address. 24lS
Westchester ave.
wEsTCHEsTER TURNrIKE. :. lots and
- map 110 lots Stems estate, L;berato Mucci
and arc 70 Philip Dietrich: 10 Yrs from Jan l.
iao7; $3.50 TO S54o' address. Room <l4, 50 Mas
sau 81.
ID ST. 2Is East store, basement and vest
ICONS IN rear on ~ saond md f floor ,,Iz Ike 1910 %
$3.50; address. 21S East 20 81
sTH AVE-; 567. cor 47th st ST., store p.'IIti and
and Peter ! Moran: 10 MS from May l. 1910;
s.. 600 and 5000: address. 767 sth ave
e9TH ST. 307 and 3ne West; Louis Wilson and
aro to Osios RoseGhal: yrs from April I. 1910
with renewal at $4,000. $500; address, S07
West 6oth 81.
1coTH ST 24o East: Rose Krant 20 Adolph
Iappnes; Yrs from April J. 1871 $500 address
240 East 10oth
Iz1ST st, $50 East, store and basement; 14fst
st S9l East. basement: Adela NJ Boyce 70 D
Evertsen CO: Yrs from Nay l. 1910: soIe: ad-
dress $50 last 141st St
I41ST ST. 393 East. store. ADELAIDE NJ Boyoe
20 Solomon n Caty; 2 yrs from Nay |. 1910;
S.o4 address 593 East 141st 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.

Henry NJ Peyscr to Hannah Josephs; 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Marion E
Henry Cleland 10 Helen. Fuld: si0o.
Mary N Sweeney and ano to William c hei-
Herman Asher to Matilda Iandsrnan; 81.
Edw- New ct al. exrs. to Florence Silver
Same to Charlotte r Freeman $500
Hermann Z Junker 10 Charles r Schramn,
s. 900.
Rebecca SHERMAN to Abraham suberbers:
81.
John c Giese 70 benjamin Fsenen-on, sIeo.
Hoffman Muller. exr. TO Charles IL Moak. :
Janet Van Cott :, al TO West Side Savings
Paul Gross 70 Gotham Mortgage Co: So 600
Theone III LOscarn 10 Charles J King; 5000
Joseph Diamond to Martha Levy; 81.
American Mtg Co 70 Lillian Woodruff: ST.
same 20 d Cornyn Moran: $4,000
Sigmund Hauser 10 Abel King and ano: 500.
Lizzie Saufnger to Cstharins WhirtIey; 800.
Mutual Life Insurance co TO City Mortgage
August Levi to Thou1a. T L nTcMsuus: s1oo
Hunts Point Realty Co TO Lewis Philips et al,
exrs; S1.S5O-
same 10 same. SLIGO.
Same to same; 81. 400
city Mortgage @ to New Tcrs Trust Co; 81.
Same 10 same: 81.
Same 20 same; 81.
Same 20 same; 81.
Cary F Simmons. ex-cutrix 10 Marcia A Stone;
s4,o64 ~
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Maria L vand.rpoel:
$50. coo
Same to New orthoprdic Dispenssry ana
Hospital. $4,000
Same TO same; SO Coz
wappinger Savings Bank to Title Guarantee
and Trust Co; $500.
Equitable Trust CO OF New York TO Lawyers
Mortgage Co: S11 900
Title Guarantee and Trust CO to Percy Sar-
ford $50. 600
Vincenzo Trimarco to Giovanni TrimarSo:
s.. OO0
J Warren Young. adm. 10 ] Warren Young: 81
Farmers Loan and Trust Co 70 Edward Ash
forth; 81
George Hauser 20 Elizabeth q Deevfns: 81 0OO
William G. Fellows to jerome Vile, Sill .O00.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27

Title Insurance and Trust Co; 10000. address.
16G Broadway
LOT 81. msp Neili estate (prtor mtg $50
due Jan l, 1911. per cent; Jacob Frsnkel ~ a.
20 Joserh Diamond: $3.50. attorneys cooper a
BaeT. 10 Vesoy St
SHAKESPEARE AVE. " cor TIighoridgs II.
R51OxlO4 iOx irreE: ApTil -: due. etc. as per
bond; Charles KaePPel TO I1tle GuaIantss and
Trust co: s2. 800: address. i76 broadway
SHTEL 81. SIS Lot ia 4 W = Lot Tlo map
LscOnia Park 83.4x1oo: p m: April %; 3 yrs
per cent, Thomas Reilly TO Frank Gass; sl.Vo'
address West Chester.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. W =. ~ y OF
Tiffany s. 4O1fOO: building loan: April Il: de-
nland per cent: Eberhard g. Pcdgur. a cor
poration to city Mortgage Co: $4,000
sOt-TTtERN Rot-IEVARD. W cor Tiffany st.
2SxiOo. building loan: April q: demand. 8 per
cent: came 20 same. $4,000: address. 70 Wall St
WISE AVE . s. IS u Of 153d st. 4Oxloo
Cprtor mtg 50: April u; due. etc. as per bond
I13d street building and Construction Co 70
Adolph Won Oehsen; 50 500. attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust co, 1T6 Broadway
vYSE AVE. $ . cor 1874 st. 35ItOo (prtor mtg
s27 OOOl. April 26. due, etc. per bond, same TO
same. $500. address. same as above
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CHith name and address OF lenders Attorney
APRIL 26.

| CNith name and address OF lenders attorney
| APRILs 26.
| FRcADWAY n cor f3sth ST. Sa.1fx10o;
| Abraham Benedict and ano 10 crystal Realty
and Construction co. April -. 1907: S2l.Bo. at
| toTney. Charles Weschler. 200 Broadway
| COURTLANDT AVE. 5Se and TSS. 50Tai g.
/ Louis s Barnard to samuel Williams et al; Sept
| CoURTI.ANDr AVE. 7ss and 7ss. 5oxsts
Nov "a. 1905: S2.5Oo, attorneys. Hese & Connolly.
| % Nassau st.
KELLY ST, es. 1so5 n Of ls2sh t,,- $, 'es1 3,
/ 300: attorney. John Delaney. 20S broadway.
LOTS 50 and SO. map Wakefield. 5oI1i4:
Thomas n RiysTs and ano 10 N. louise ~ Mi,ns,s
| Co. 81 Park Row
WISE ST. 1871. :. 2o,iOo Emanuel L4sssr o.S
and ano TO Maurice Frankel. May !. 1901. s.. 900:
attorneys. Parker & Aaron. 50 Broadway.
/ wADSwORTH AVE. n cor 1T7th ST. so. SAX
! 100. John Berry co 70 Franklin Pcttit. Dec 10
1900: $4,000; attorney. F G kronmeyer. Wall
1sr AVE. 2of1. " :. 75-s It OF 1O4th st. .
x1O0: solomon Frankel 70 EmIgrant Industrial
Title Guarantee and Trust co, fI6 Broadway.
1sT AVE. 2o1E: 5, % # Of io4th st. -, p 2
11oo solomon FranksI TO Em.g5ast Industrial
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 broadway
IsT AVE. 2o13. W s. 5O.5 # Of Iotth s,-
;r;I ssG1rs aoio9h Bsnk Hpr 81 1903: $1,000: at
torney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'6 Broad
way.
20 MARY scofeld ct al: July 81. 1905: 5000; at
torney. Ennever. 1S2 Nassau ST.
1O2D ST n s. $50 II " OF LIST ave. 5oxf0o.1f:
Nnna Bushwai 90 Ambrose K Ely: Nov Is.
1902: IS. 600, attorney. Frelins II Smith. 135
Broadway.
1O2D ST. n :. 100 n OF LIST ave 5oE1oo.11;
Ninna Bushwal 10 Ambrose h Ely; Nov u.
1902; 5000; attorney, Freling Fl Smith. 13I
Broadway.
i14TH ST. S07 East. 3. zox1Oo: hicheiine
Corbsiero and to Alfonso Pucciareln. April
10. 1901; $500. attorneys, Lansbetn & Lang
bein. 302 Broadway.
HATH ST 800 East. 20x1oo 10: Antonio
DAngelo end ano TO John Newmann; Jan B.
1906: 81 200: attorney. Title Insurance and Trust
Co. I35 Broadway.
HATH ST. n :. 100 n OF I'd ave. eozfoo1o
Francisco Fiscella ct al to Antonio D'Anselo
and ano: April Is, 1907: $500.
121sT ST. 1856 West. 8. 2ox1oo- II: John 9
Tmberfeld and ano 20 Benjamin Mordecaf;
April %. 1902; 5000. attorney, Title Gurantee
and Trust Co. 176 Broadway
both ST. 513 ard SIS West. n $. 1oSx irres;
Louis Mannheim and 70 Leo Tuchmsnn; June
26 1908: s.. 600: attorneys. Mannheim & Man
helm, 3O2 Broadway
. bath ST. s. 3eS IT OF Amsterdam ave.
~ 9x99 II; Charles - Jones Co 70 Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co; Dec q, 1907; $4,000 address,
I76 Broadway
bath ST, SIS 43ee u OF Amsterdam ave,
4. .9x99 H. Charles L Jones Co to Thomas @
Field et al. Dec H. 1907: $4,000; attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust co. l76 Broadway.
18TH ST. a cor College ave, 1O0x2oos
and ano May 3. 1907: Sl35Oo; attorney, Title
Trust Co. 176 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
MANY BUSINESS RENTALS
Demand for Large Stores South
of Chambers Street


Tho Charles 7. Noyes Company has
Iossed the store at No. "a John street for
Joseph S. Acker 20 Emanuel Mayer: in
conjunction with Denzer Brothers. for Pot
ter g. Bro. Incorporated, The store and
basement at No. u Beekman street to the
Physical Culture Restaurant Company; the
store and basement AZ no Platt street
Tor Van Dyk 6 Co 20 William II. Quick
end the store at No Church street FOR
o'Connor. Lawrence g. Ellison 70 Apostolic
S-lachos.
Myer BoDdy has leased the 9th loft IA
Nos <3 and - East 18th street FOR the
q 3. Potter Trust. seventh loft IN Nos z74
and [5 Broadway FOR the Improved Prop
srty I5olding Company; fourth loft IN
30. s7s 10 lS3 Wooster street for ;. VI. Cor
nell: first loft IN No. y West 30 street for
Patrick Gallagher; store IN No 20 East
sith street for Sidney Denzer: first and sec
ond lofts II Nos. 243, Ss5 and 2f7 West 18th
rtreet for the Seventeenth Street Realty
Company; second loft IN Nos 60 and 81
fveS Broadway FOR Samuel Burr. and
Fourth loft in Nos 2s and 30 West Houston
street for Jacob Emsheirner.
J. B. English has leased for Nellie Lyon
she dwelling house 40. $50 West 45th street.
sor A. Williams 10. I2I West Goth street.
1"I . y. op"hCI No - " est 45lh hlffeL,
for the estate OF Charles Dunn No. 80
West Gsth street. for Il j. Stanford the
Tfth loft fn no. II Seventh evenus and
for X. Levy the upper part OF 10. SIS
Seventh avenue.
The Duross Company has leased the four
STORY building no. 30 Seventh avenue TO
Edmond Aairot and Jean cazeilles. who
vii alter IL into q moving picture house.
r. 9 Senior & Co have LEASED the hrh
sort in 10. 6l2 West ssth street 70 William
ll Walsh and an Office IN 30. 20l0 Broad
Nsv 10 John ". Allison.
The Lewis -. Nay Company has leased
for Edgar Lehman his cottage al Elstone
Park. Bavswater, Far Rockaway. Long
Island. % =. J. Corn FOR the season