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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
For the Woman Who
Has Beautiful Hair
New York Theatrical News.

The beauties in, the Anna Held
chrus are famous for the;- pulchri-
tude. Their coiffures add great deal
to their charms. How they can"man-
age" such an abaziuance Of beautiful
tresses day In and day out. keeping
always the same well-groomed appear
ance, is beyond the ken Of the average
woman. But, listen while 1 whisper.
these girls depend altogether upon dry
shampooing to keep their hair fine and
glossy.
They mix ounces OF powdered orris
root with ounces of therox. and they
are prepared for seasons shampoo
ing. Once or twice q week they sprinkle
a tablespoonful OF this mixture on the
head and then brush the powder well
thru the hair. That is all there is to it.
and they have escaped the bother and
discomfort that accompanying wash
ing, rinsing and drying the hair. to-
gether with the danger Of catching cold.
The wonderful results they achieve
with therox convinces me that 1t is the
only thing that can grow hair. for
their hair II long and abundant In adj
dition to being nuffy and lustrous.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
MErHoDlsTs TO MEET.
Session Of Fort Dodge District North
wsst Conference at Gimors City.

Session Of Fort Dodge District North
west Conference at Gilmors City.
Special to Times-Republican.
Gilmore City, Oct. 19.-The seventy
seventh session Of the Fort Dodge dis
trict OF the northwest en-. E) Iowa
conference will be held here three days.
beginning on Oct. 20. The district
stewards will meet at 10 80 a. m. Oct.
26. Following is the full program for
the various sessions:
TUESDAY, OCT. 25.
1880 p m.-Song service, by Gilmore
City choir.
Address-President Luther Freeman.
D. D.
WEDNESDAY.
S:3O-Exercises, G. II. Kamphoefner.
Our College, DIR. Freeman.
Business.
1O:3O-Sermon, by Rev. F. F. Case.
Manson.
1.-THE Prayer Meeting, by w. G..
Muhleman.
11:S0-The Temperance Crisis in
1911. by Rev w. o. Tompkins. Hum
boldt.
1:3O-Homily, by o. S. Bryan.
acknowledgements. The Churches Su-
preme Opportunity. by w. H. Spence
The Length of his Passionate by G.
A. Bates; (2) Thinks that Make Him.
by c. e. Leitzell: (3)Things that I'm
make Him, by j. L. Shroyer: (D The
Value of a Target, by NJ. P. Arrasmith;
(5) Unconscious Decay, by Henry Al
berson.
s:3o-our Conference Claimant An
nuity Fund. by T. S. Bassett.
3:45-The Revival: % Essential to
Our Life and Polity. by F. H. Linn; (2)'
The Pastor. the Responsible Man, by
A. J. Barley; (3) Best Methods, by
Mark Masters.
7:3o-Song service, by Gilmore City
choir.
sermon-By Rev. w. w. Bollinger.
Eagle Grove
Closing Moments-By district super
intendent.
THURSDAY.
s: 3O-Business.
10-AdiOurnment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY.
Do Thinks At Least ons- Travelling
Man. 10

= MANI
would as soon think Of starting out
without my mileage books and grip as
to start out on a trip without q box OF
Etuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in my va
lise. said travelling man who repre-
sents q st. Louis hardware house.
Why7 Because have to put up at all
kinds OF hotels. and boarding houses.
[ have to eat good, bad and Indifferent
food at all hours Of the day and night
and don't belivese any mans stomach
wilisstand that sort Of thing without
protest, anyway I know mine won't.
It has to have something to break the
fall and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is
the crutch L>fall back on.
My friends often GOSH me about It.,
tell me I'm an easy mark for patent
medicine takers, that advertised medi-
cines are humbugs. ETC., but I notice
that they are nearly always complain
ing Of their aches and pains and poor
digestion, while I can stand most any
Did kind OF fare and feel good and
ready for my work when It needs me,
and, I believe owe by good digestion
and sound health to the daily, regular
use Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, year
In and year out. and all the "joshing
In the world will never convince me to
the contrary.
used to have heartburn about three
times a day and a headache about
three or four times week and after
standing for this for four or five years
1 began to look around for a crutch and
FOUND 1t when my doctor told me the
best inves tment could make would be
= 5o-cent box Of Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets, and have invested about so
cents month for them ever since and
when stop to think that that is what
1 spend every day for cigars, feel like
shaking hands with myself for can
keep my stomach and digestion in first
class order for so cents a month. I
don't care for any better life insur-
ance.
My druggist tells me they are the
most. popular Of all stomach medicines
and that they have maintained their
popularity and success because they do
as advertised. They bring results, and
results are what count in a patent
medicine as much as in selling barb
wire.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
MErHoplsTs OF DELoIT, cRAw.
FORD COUNTY, HAVE uN-
PLEASANT EXPERIENCE.
GAVE PURSE TO MINISTER
TO BRING WIFE FROM ENGLAND
Rev. Mr.. Hadlsy. Serving First Charge
In This Country, Apparently 6strays
Confidence Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
enc. Authorities Arc In Search Of
Him.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times -Republican
Denison. Oct 19-There is consider
able excitement among the member
ship of the Methodist church at Deloit.
six miles north Of here, over the dis
appearance OF their newly assigned
pastor named Hadleys He was a re-
cent arrival in this country from Eng
land, and this was his first charge in
this country. Deloit is in the North
west conference.
Hadly had made favorable i'm
preston with the people and when it
was suggested that he would be better
contented and do better work If his
wife was here. the membership made
I'D a purse Of sufficient sum to pay
her passage over. This he promised to
send off at once. 1t appears that Had
lev took a train out of town, was not
in his place Sunday and it is believed
he oes not intend to return. 1t is
understood that the authorities of the
conference are looking for him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
SEPARATOR EXPLODED
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, of Tr..r, In
jursd When Machine They Were
Operating Flow Into Many Pieces
Speed Was Too Great.

Special to Times-Republican.
Traer, Oct. 1s.-Rather an unusual
accident occurred at the Mont Ander-
son home yesterday. Mr.. Anderson was
separating milk. Mrs. Anderson was
standing near. when suddenly the ma
chine few into hundreds of pieces.
Mr. Anderson's nose was broken and
face otherwise badly cut. Mrs. An
derson's face and shoulder were cut
by the flying pieces. a window was
broken and other minor damage done.
Mr. Anderson rs at q loss to account
for the accident unless perhaps the
machine was running little fast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Bowels and stomach.

Miss Mary Jones. 1918 Reynolds
Ave-. Chicago. ILL.,. writes:
II can recommend Peruna as a good
medicine for chronic catarrh OF the
bowels and stomach. have been trou-
bled severely with 1t for over three
years.
"One year ago I began to take Pc
runa, the wonderful tonic for women.
and noticed wonderful improve
ment at once. I took six bottles n
succession and / always have 1t on
hand to take some now and then when
my cough Is bad.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Chelsea Personal Notes.

special to Times-Republican.
Chelsea, Oct. 19.-Messrs. McNall.
Stevenson, Behonck and Kosta attend
ed the soldiers reunion at Montezuna
last week.
John Euchner IS home from visit
of two months duration on his farm
near Carlisle, S. d.
Mrs. Charles Saramek and daughter.
Lottle. returned to their home in North
Bend, Neb., Monday after brief visit
here.
John Manatt was called to Brooklyn
Wednesday to see his father, who is
very Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

Words cannot express my praise for
your tonic. weighed only ninety
pounds before taking Peruna, now one
hundred nineteen pounds
catarrh Of Internal Organs.
Mrs. B. II. Jackson. r. F. ID. 8. New
man, Ca, writes: II have had catarrh
Of the internal organs for more than
year. tried other medicines with
out any benefit.
II was persuaded to give Peruna a
trial, and the first bottle proved a
god-send. and after taking ten bottles
I have received a permanent cure
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
ELpoRA CHAMPION LEAVES.
:, J, Herman Will Train For Ton
Round Bout With Kid Roy.

Special to Times-Repub lican.
Eldora, Oct. 19.-E. J. Herman, OF
Eldora, heavyweight champion of the
United States marines, leaves this
week for Chicago, to begin training for
a ten-round encounter with Kid Roy
formerly called Young Hacken-
sctmidt) before an Ohio club on
Thanksgiving day.
Ikerman's manager, Arthur CARR
son, has secured Henry Stickel. at one
time a boxer Of repute. and now physi-
cal instructor at a prominent gym
ma siu1n. to condition Ed for his con-
test Garrison is communicating with
several clubs and expects to keep Ed
busy for some time to come.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
11a1EsRErUB1IcAN MARsHAILTowN IOWA. OCTOBER

had mourned him - dead for nearly
q year. He had been absent four years.
three OF which he had spent In the
United States army service In the
Philippines and was supposed to have
been honorably discharged q year ago.
His return was as great a surprise to
his kinsfolk as was his arrest upon a
charge OF desertion. Their JOY was
shortlived.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Barn psstrox.d BIZ Liahtnina.

Special to Tfmes-RepubHcan.
Scranton. Oct. 19.-Lightning struck
the barn Of Michael Harrigan yesterday
afternoon and it was burned to the
ground with all the contents. Owing
to a heavy rain falling at the time no
other damage resulted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
ARRESTED FOR DEsERTloN.

Iowa City Man, Mourned as Dead by
Family, Returns Under Cloud.
Special to Times-Republcan.
Iowa City, Oct. 19.-Archie Shearer.
an Iowa City man. charged with de-
erting from the United States army.
has been arrested here. He will be
taken TO Rock Island or Des Moines.
Shearer's temperance in this city,
yesterday, was as the return Of one
from the grave to his relatives, who
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

Mrs West Ne nasha
splendid all illness
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Loss Of Appetite

Is loss of vitality. vigor or tone. and IL
often forerunner Of Frustrating dis
ease.
It is serious and especially SO to
people that must keep up and doing or
get behindhand.
The best medicine to take for It Is
the great constitutional remedy
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Which purihes and enriches the blood
and builds up the whole system.
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called oA10atalbOs
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY }

FEBRUARY ;
Northern Sank of New York to Louis Jacobson:
celia Wolf TO Martin Marks: 500.
Jacob n Schoenfeld and ano to HAIRY Ststnssrt:
Cedar Street CO to United states Realty and
Improvement Co: assts; SiGo-
William F Baxter Baxter to ,T Thoma9 IaS,3. :, Reilly 81
Annie Daiy to Mafhilde Habich: $1,000
Thomas " Butts to Union Dime Savings Bank.
Lawyers. Realty 90 to Metropolitan Improve
ment Co; $4,000.
Knckerbocker Trust Co to Chelsea Realty Co;
Empire Development Co 10 William Hyams and
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Hannah
earle and 4i-.7Te ago eTrs etc: $500 800 s,oo
VIM Peters to Robert Fl Newman; FEB =: $4,000.
City Real Estate 60 to Van Norden Trust co.
Katharine Caritz to Milhe L saItmann: Feb
Henry Sidenbers to Martha ConIon: Feb 2: 500
Louis \ Schmidt to samuel Rosenberg; Feb
Thomas. o.Brien to Francis Brady: Feb ,:
George Hanser to David Scott: Feb .; 81. coo.
Peter Decker TO Edward Z Jacob: Feb 2.
sity: Feb ?: $4,000
T O'Connor sloane to Fannie F Einstein ct al:
wilson II Powell to Annie L Mcdowell; Feb .:
Same to Matthias NeolI ct al: Feb ?: 50. s57 so
same TO Elizabeth l; ThGrnason; Feb 2; s., 900
Dora Schiller to Joseph Hamershlag; Feb ?:
$50, ,425 %
Same to same Feb 2; $50 425 %
American Mortgage Co TO Robert Graves et al:
Feb .: S2+. 900
Same to B Amyar Sands; Feb .: 81
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 20 sw-
yers' Mortgage Co: Feb .: SD 600.
Same to Trust Co OF America; = mtgs; Feb .:
$50 600
Joseph Hamershlag to Title GUARANTEES and Trust
60: mtEs: Feb .: 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 10 Phil
lips Phoenix: Feb .; So .o0o
81. 900.
Cedar street Co to United states Realty and
Jacob NJ SchoenfeId to Austin Pressinger;
Feb .: So 900.
Century Investing Co 10 United States Realty
and Improvement Co: 4 nntgs. Feb .. sllo
Ephratm Knepper TO Belmont Bond and Mortgages
Co: Feb ?: 81
Mortgage Investing Co 10 Ernst wirlvonsder,
Feb o s1.5Oo
Belmont Bond and Mortgage Co TO Joseph Roseu-
sweig; Feb .: 81.
Anna Deutsch to state Bank: Feb .; s. 90
Marie ID Bergh ct al 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co:
Feb ., $40 600
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENs
rFRRTARY 3.

STANTON ST. 30. Abraham Sru-u77n srt
Brisk 81 al: July 1%. 1909; S@4
e5TH ST. 24s west. Samuel ~ HodkinSou "a.
Anne Errett - Al: FEB 20, 1902 $500
ST vrctror.As AVE. $50. George ? Moor. =.
agt - Nicholas Construction Co q d
Dec II. 1909, 1925 %
SAME PROPERTY. I. WeiHHr ast same y-
- 1909; <3s So
SAME PROPERTY; Thomas 6 Eduouas 4
co agt same: Dec II 1909: $3.50
SAME PROPERTY; Golden Klein Iron vo-sr
sgt same; Dec -. 1"o9, S2-271 -.
SAME PROPERTY N@H9stS y 1aoa nan 500 Wpd'F saaa'
SAME PROPERTY; James II Young stone {,
agt same: Dec 81. 1909. 800
SAME PROPERTY: Frank Mor"H 60 ar
same; Dec 80. 1909; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY; BsIdinger & hI3fsrun
Mfg Co ast same. Dec - 1902 soS-
SAME. PROPERTY: George 2 Moore Inc az,
same: Dec Il. 1909, S126 5S-
SAME PROPERTY; Lockwood Co az ssu.;
Dec II 1902: $500.
SAME PROPERTT: Heumo-e. Tie - n
same. Dec 13. 1909, si,sT5
SAME PROPERTY. Charles u c;ra~ Mars.
and Slate CO agt same. Dec IS. 1a9a s53Za
SAME PRoPERT7T.;a IT, Len .so HsrfsnsFein az
SAME PROPERTE. Hsrry caro- sz-..
Jan 4. 1910: $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: Anton Larsen E Son az
same: Jan 2. 1910; $40
SAME PROPERTY. Oriental Ff-sproof sasf
and Door CO agt same. Jan .. 1910, S32J
SAME PROPERTY: Roof Maintenance 60 az
same; Jan 3 1910; $50
SAME PROPERTY: Lexington shes. Nsta
Works et al azt same. Jan >. 1910, s71S
SAME PROPERTY; Harry 5-eirss-r sr
same, Jan s. 1910, $500
SAME PROPERTY. Theodors Hahn AZ.
same: Jan s, 1910; 1856
SAME PROPERTT; Fred Schunz11 a..
same, Jan 5, 1910; 81. pos 80
SAME PROPERTY; United Parqust Floori-s
60 agt SAM: Jan 5. 1910; 81 100
SAME PROPERTY, John Bell Co ar .s-s,
Jan "a. 1910 5000.
SAME PROPERTY; Abraham Fos-n az
same; Jan u. 1910 $500
PARK AVE, 1862 and 44S4. " Rsuhov Z G,
sgt John Doe et al; Jan Il 1910: sI22
BECK ST. $50 II = Of Lonzvood srs
Michael r O'NeiIi szt Cunningham .
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF Iessee)
BROADWAY, s, III II n of 48th ST. 70 IOx
irreg; T J and " j Stanley TO Henry E1rkins
~ yrs from completion OF new building
$50 coo.
Address. Room sG2 302 Broadway.
BROOME ST. S c cor Eldridge st: Joseph Kssho-
witt 10 solomon Marculesen; yrs, from May
!. 1909; 81. ESQ.
Address, 2a9 Broome ST.
Delaney ST, 224 and 226; Benjamin Cross
man and ano to Herman Weinstein; 3 yrs Z
mos from Oct !, 1908 81, 40
Address. 224 Delaney St
HUDSON ST, 363: Mary Marsick TO John j
Hickey; 10 yrs ) mos from Feb l. 1910; So 900
Address, 1858 Hudson st.
MADISON ST 3o6 and 30S; Hyman Schlesinger
70 David Tuder: FEB 2; yrs from Mch /,
1910; $500.
Address 3os Madison st.
WEBSTER AVE, 1908 and 1905: Samuel G;
.Ioseloff al to Joseph Link; Feb ., vrs
from May l. 1911; $500
Address 1908 Webster ave
% AVE. 1873; John J IIof and John scbo-
necloer; Fen .. , yrs from NOV !, 1910. 81 300
Address 1873 I'd ave.
Sd AVE. 47s4 and 1856: John Hsskn Estates
70 Marx Sinons. Feb q 2 yrs { mos from
oct ]. 1909; So 600.
Address. ASA Sd ave.
Ct II AVE. 425. william Henoken ard sDo 70
simon Glucksman. Feb ?, RS from Feb l..
1910: s. 100
Address 42s s.h ave
PSI 1T. !; West: Herman 1crdcn to Hare.
t5GdoIoE Feb :. srs mos from SEPT /
AI-sess. II west 1st st,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

CHith name and address of lenders Attorney
FEBRUARY B.
AVE p 5, 4s,1 # n Of 4th st. "a. o5x1oo: ApriI
5. 1905; Irving Bachrach and ano to Georgiana
Attorneys. sullivan & Cromwell. 40 Wall St
AMSTERDAM AVE; W 8; 4a;11 It n of 149th st.
Henry Marks and ano; $1,000.
Attorneys Stroock & Stroock, 80 Broad st.
AMSTERDAM AVE f722, g. 25x10o: Jan 81.
1907; Sarah EIkin and to Henry Marks
Attorneys stroock & stroock. 30 Broad 81
ATTORNEY ST. 1885, e. 25x1Oo: Oct I3. ,9O4 4:
Nathan Thumen al TO Joseph I. Butten-
vieser: IS. 500.
Attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
SAME PROPERTY; June 3. 1906: Solomon
Frankel and ano to Nathan Thumen and ano:
Attorneys. Kantrowitz & Esberg. so Broad
BROADWAY. e cor Fairview ave. 25z irreg;
July 13, 1904: Alfred c Bachman Maria l.
oliver: 5000
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co 176
BRooME ST. III. 173. IFS and 1T. $ AK
irreg: June l. 1908; Jacob Becker to Isak } lam
Attorneys. Rosenbluth & silverman. 900
Broadway
BRoADWAr; s5ee4 ;5e. z Of 1s7th st: ~ SIX
Attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co 17s
Broadway.
BROOME ST. 9. IL IT OF Essex st. 80 TX
IS; Jan "a 1906: Moritz Jerchower ct al 10
Isaac Chaimowch; 81. coo.
Attys, Strausbourser, w, f & s. "A Broad
way.
EAST BROADWAY 1O2 25x65: Apr :. laas
Hyman Moskowitz ct al to Sarah Moskowtz:
$4,000.
Attorneys Mannheim & Marsh 302 Broadway
EAST BROADWAY. I0a 2;tx6;,: Ian Is Iaa1
Isaac MOskowitz and Edward Pres
Attorney, Edward Presberg
FRANKLIN ST lab. 40 and 1f7 : G,x
irreg; July 29, 1905; Edwin ) Pepper TO Julia
ID Dresser; $4,000.
Attorney. Title Guarantee ard Trust Co 1-s
Broadway.
FRANKLIN AVE, :. s4.33 II OF issth -
2ox10o Oct 10, 1900. Garrett " FLEMING a.
Nicholas A Smith; 1000.
Attorney. William Swain.
FULTON ST. 1913: Ann st. 46: 25N11p: Feb $
1905: Seth Sprague Terry 10 Edward Severn
Clark: s65 o,o,
Attorneys Young, V,r Planck 4 Prince
HOUSTON ST. ~ East. ~ s91a NJ. Nov ~ too-
William Fisher TO Frederick = Forster 81 Al
50 150 a.
Attorneys Forster & Forster i5c Nass,, =.
HUDSON ST. 239 and 2tl Renwick ST. IN. n..
IL 1903. Benjamin Lew and Np,ert,,.
McrgaEe Coz 500. .on1 W
Attorneys EoTers & sands. 81 Nassau =,
JONES 81 - aud -. = f2,2Se7 = Fob -
l&H; George Schenck 10 Arnold W srhli-btc
so 20 "''
Attorney William = Clare u Nssssu q,
MARION ST $. 1o5 II Il Of Broom. =,
ana auo 20 ceceiia l. IL Sottbsck SIS ,s.i
Atrorrae= Fmmst ( Eohirzon
FEIEEAI AVE, ccl Grove 81. aaa l,r..
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
satFs I'M BROOKLYN DISTRICTS

The John Pullman Real Estate Company
has sold No. 40 Union street, Brooklyn, q
two story and basement brownstone dwell
ing house. 20x45xl0a feet, for Henrietta
O.Neili 10 James Donaldson for occupancy.
Charles L. Rickerson sold the southwest
corner of Sterling and Butler places, 'front.'
ing 12.7 in Sterling Place by 1857 feet
in Butler Place, for the estate of Henry
Newman 10 Levy Brothers, who intend to
erect e six story elevator apartment house
also a lot fIx75 feet, in Butler Pla~-, ad-
iojnjng. for a client, TO Levy Brothers. who
will ,lse il in connection with the corner.
Tie Realty Associates sold the plot lo0N
IL, feet, on the south side Of Montague
street. between Hicks street and Montague
Terrace. and the plot. 75Xloo feet, at No 81
50 Sc Joierrepont street 10 the One Hundred
md Ninety-ona Broadway Company, which
viii ,mprove with eight story apartment
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
TO HAVE 3STH STREET OFFICE

Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown
K %. Ilaye leased the entire eleventh
focr II Nos. u and Il West 3Sth street to
the City and Suburban Homes Company
and Foster, Ciade & Graham, architects
The leases are for term of years
William ]. Roome & Co. have leased the
top loft in No 50 East sd street TO the
Meerschaum Company Of America. which
completes the renting of the entire building.
Henry Brady has leased for three years
for the estate Of Thomas L. Hamilton the
dwelling house No. 25l West eth street;
zlso in connection with William r. Ware,
for De Witt Clinton Flanagan, the dwelling
house No. 1l9 Nest Soth street, and for {.
.. Coffey. for ten years. the three story
tenement house and store at the northeast
corner of 18th street and Ninth avenue
Lewis /. Rosenthal has leased the store
in No $3.50 Madison avenue TO the Hudson
Fulton Laundry Company for William T.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. Il
and Is Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Herbert A Sherman.
1sT AVE 4e, cor 3d st. 4s-1x2o: sty
tennt and store; to Ernest H Boshen for
So 600.
18th ST, 21s. 1s5 It e of Sd ave. 1a;4z
I92 ? , sty dWlg: " Flenming agt Pauline
son, ref, partition; TO Ernest II Boshen for
BY Samuel Marx.
61TH ST 800, s. 50 # " of West End ave,
aoxloo;5, sty tenmt: F G Lloyd ct al. trus-
attys; Leighton I1obdell. ref amt due, So
S95 So; taxes. etc, s2s8 20; 10 E e Folihart for
133D ST. 5o7 and 5o9. n s. 1879 # W of Anster-
caTmine Alderi ct al; Fnrst & F, attys: j
s,e9 DG6s9p ref amt due IS. .4oa 81; taxes. etc:
s4I,5o0; TO J Van Andal for s49 665.
BY Joseph P. Day.
CARPENTER AVE. " $. 211 # n of 23sth al.
ast Sale More ct al; A NJ Potter, atty; A
Spencer. jr. ref; amt due, si,5a2 is; adjourned
10 February a.
The auction offerings to-day viii be as
follows:
3lST ST. 20. $ :. 80 # . Of sth ave, 25x22 5x
25x34.S: 3 sty tenmt A J Gilchrist agt " 6
GichTist ct al; William Wins, il. ref: parti-
ton
135TH ST. B. n s. % IT Of 9th ave 2"x99. IL;
= sty tenmt and store: Cohen agt II j
Frankel ct al; Davis & D. attys; g L Schurz,
ref: amt due. ST, I04 81: taxes, etc S11S 20;
sub TO a first mtg of sl7 900.
13jTH ST, Z, S. IS # of 9th ave 25xa9 /
sty brk tenmt and store; same agt same
action =: attvs: ref: amt due
$3.50 60: taxes, etc, $500 30: sub TO first
mtg Of $4,000.
l4eTH ST, 54s to 552, s. 125 fl OF Broad
way. 75x90l1; two sty fat houses: Twenty
third Ward Bank sgt Rae Gnsberg ct al:
Lexow, NJ W, attys: g L Cohn, ref; amt
due, 2.44S %; taxes etc, SlS31 "a.
18TH ST. 245. n S, fSs II OF 9TH ave Isx
II: . sty dwlg: Benjamin Steinmsn et al
ast " Hemmens ct al: Alexander Rosen-
Ihal atty; L 9 Heating, ref; amt due,
s., ,2sS 6S; taxes, etc, s276 81: sub TO mtg OF
$1,000.
BY Samuel Marx.
CRESTON AVE. 2262. e g. 1864 II of 1881 st
i6Sxs9- g: sty brk dwlg: / r Meisel aEt
Nountshannon Realty Co et al; Meise! & 4
attys: N A Lesser. ref: amt due s., 9lS SO
taxes, etc, Sl94 40.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
Realty NOTES.

Dr. Howard G. Taylor is the buyer Of No.
= West 50th street. four story and base
,renf dwelling house, on a lot 20X1oo.5 feet.
columbia College leasehold recently re
ported sold
The Title Insurance Company has loaned
~ .be sun Construction Company s250e@
for FIVE years on the six story elevator
,.rrr,eut house on q plot 1o0X150 feet, at
,he southwest corner of 153d street and
prosdrsv- The loan Was negotiated by
u n EakeT & Fro.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
NEW ASSOCIATION OFFICERS.

At meeting of the Fifth Avenue Asso-
citation The following officers were elected;
President, Robert Grier Cooke; first vice
president, Simon Brentano; second vice
president, William Post Sackett; third vice
president Richard W. Meade; secretary.
william D. Bloodgood, and treasurer,
Henry A. Siebrecht. Executive committee
Gustav Baumann, Curtis Bell, Joseph T
Brown. ! Howes Burton, Frederick S
Flower. Justice James ". Gerard, Edward
Hatch jr., A Heckscher, William N. ken
dali. c. ". Kraushaar, Paul " Orvis, Z.
r. Perkins, Fleming H Revel. John A
Sleichcr. Felix VI. Warburg and John Alvin
Young
Among the latest accessions TO member
ship are James McCreery & Co, William
II I.ent & c. and RLce & Duyal.