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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Carrie Howard, Former Cashier
at Cullen, Charges RacehOrse
Man Duped Her.
SAYS SHE CASHED CHECKS
THAT WERE DISH0N0RED
Went TO Butte to Recover Cash ;
Employers Say She Was
BIameleSS.

Through the Vaccinations of one III.
Il. Culver. raceborss man, who was in
this city during the recent Buena Vista
meet, and who Is now hcing held by the
officers OF Butte, Mont, on a charge of
securing $500 from Frank Wilson by
means OF fraud. Miss Carrie r. Howard,
formerly cashier at the Cullen hotel in
this city, has suffered a 5000 financial
loss, and is also suffering tie indignity
OF being held by the police as a witness
against Culver,
A Reliable Employee.
Manager John Condron Of tho Cullen
hotel. Mrs. Condron and the hotel en-
ployees all speak of Miss Howard as be-
ing an exceptionally good. modest and
unassuming young woman with Il high
regard for strict honesty and integrity.
cashier last fall" said Mr.. Condron
Thursday night and | found her 10 be
an exceptionally reliable employee. She
came here from the cast, where she had
OF Culver's checks without my knowl-
edge. and when they were refused at
the bank she went up at once and, with
out telling me anything Of H. drew her
own SAVINGS out TO make Culver's checks
good. When she handed me her rcsig-
nation soon afterwards | asked her what
leaving, and she said that she needed a
vacation. She finally admitted. however
that she was going to Butte with Mr.
and Mr.. Culver Culver having promised
her that he would make good her loss
up there. ! advised her not 10 CO. as
knew that Culver was no good. and
others who knew his reputation urged
her not 10 leave salt Lake on the
strength of any promises he might mako.
She seemed tn think. however. that Gull
yer would repay her and She left for
Culver seemed 10 be n very nice woman
and Miss Howard took quite n liking
10 her. We all thought very much of
Miss Howard at the hotel and are sa;is-
fled that she Is in no way connected
with any OF Culver's alleged dishonest
work
Story From Butte.
The following story of the arrest OF
Miss Howard was received from Buttc |
last night Mr.. Condron says that he |
does not know the man Barringer re- |
fcrred TO as being held also as IA wit |
nass.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09

4 private safe may be rented in the
Ere and burglar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Comnapy,
80 Up. Main street. $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via Denver & Ri

Via Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Provo Canyon, SIS a. M. s1os
Ogden, 1925 a. m, 1:35 D. m '~-'
2:25 p, M M
Pharaoh 3 Glen, 500 a. m. O 50
Special train leaves Salt Lake Ala
a. m. going through to Provo Canvou
without change, and, returning, leaves
the canyon at 700 p. M, arrivin o
salt Lake 10 p. m. Trout and chickaS
dinners at Upper Falls resort. Mac.
nlhcent scenic "Trip. Good fishing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09

The Heidelberg" receives everv
month direct shipments of imported
Hofbrau and Pilsner beers. Both
phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09

Tho Heidelberg" for genuine, abso-
lutely pure Muenchner and Pilsner
beers. Both phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09

The Heidelberg makes spcc5a1tv
of supplying private families with pen-
uine imported Muenchner beer, Quarts
and pints. Both phones w.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09

Miss Geneva C. Hicks moved Ia the
Hicks apartments, No. es South 6th
East. and will be pleased to show ali
customers her new stock of fnrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Export Kodak Finishinn
Open for Inspec1ior,

5f 5InIpiers' s' commercial photographers
lol South Main street; second Gpnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09
Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail your films to MS. Salt Like
Photo Supply Co. III Main street, Ex
elusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09

Silver Lake, Brighton. Brighton no.
tel will open for business juno 10.
Roads are in fine condition at present
time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09

onan ane 81 Judge Mercy hospital will be
Sentember Sent abe Pnotic 1n nc inspection Saturday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-09

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent sso
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Tribune Want Ap
Bell Main 500. An
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Tribune Reporter Printing Go.
66 West Second South ST. Phone 7ls
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
suNKEN SCHOONER IDENTIFIED
Vessel on Little Round Shoal the MoHis
RhodesHCrew Probably Drowned

Chatham, Mass. Dec 2S--The sunken
three n1asted schooner that has been rest
ing in three fathcnas OF water on Little
Round Shoal since the storm of December
Ia was identified to-day as the Monis
Rhodes Of VinaI Haven. Ne She vas
bound to that port from New York with
coal Captain Doobin. OF Jonesporr. and
his crew of five men were probably lost
One by enc the coasting schooners. tugs
and barges which sailed out OF vineyard
Haven on the morning OF December 10 aid
were scattered by the blizzard that night
have been accounted for. with the exception
OF the schooner Marcus Edwards IL - the
belief OF the seafarinz men here thar snS
was blown far of shore and sunk
The masts OF the wreck on Little Rourd
ShoaI could be plainly seen from SAa->-
and Captain Kelley OF the Monor1oy Point
lifesaving station has been eagerly WATT
ing favorabls weather and sea 20 get ous 70
her To-day the sea Gained down. aads
manning the big power boat. the Hfesavsn
were able 20 so 20 tn. wreck Peerfns down
into the water. Captain Kelley made ouf
the name Molie Rhodes on the aUArr~s
board OF the sunken schooner.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.


CLAREMONT AFENUE-Slawsor & Hobbs
sold for 3. Crystal & Son TO investor the
Peter MinUet, No. . CIernont avenue. an
plot 7sx10o feet The building has been held
at Sz25,G0o-
1TTTH sTREET-slawson & Hobbs have
sold for the L K NJ. Holding Company the five
story apartment house No. COS West 177tr1
street on plot 5oxSs. 10 feet, to investor
BROADWAY-Charles Lov-en has sold the
plot OF five lots at the southwest corner of
Broadway and 10Th street. having frontages
OF 100 feet on Broadway and I1S.io feet the
street the other dimensions being 1888 and
22-S feet. The buyer is Donald Robertson, &
builder, who VIII improve the site Hall J.
How & Co. are understood to have been the
brokers in the transaction.
I40TE STREEEThe Evangelical Zion
Church has solo its property at Nos. 169 and
III West 140th street for s21. 0oO to the Con
greeatton Agudath Achinl OF Harlem. which
At present Torships at No 206 West IS4th
street The property measures 37ex100 feet,
ana adjOsns the northeast corner of Sevenrh \
avenue Justice Amend. Of the Supreme Court,
has confirmed the sale
13STH STREET-A- L. Kingsley has sold to
12Sth street. z three story and basement dwell
ing house, On lot I6x99 II feet between
Broadway and Riverside Drive.
Is2D STREET-Baunann & Osorio and II.
Rosen-hal have cold for the Berney Realty
Company to Louis Marks No. 239 West 143d
street. z FIVE story triple fathouse. on z lot
26x99 il feet, between Seventh and Eighth
ave
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
saIesroom. Nos Il and Is Eesey street:
BY L ]. Phillips & Co.
CHRISTIE ST. 21S. s 224-3 f Of Houston
81. 25x75; sty tenr1t and stores: sold 10 Sid
ney Kasnowitz for S33, ESQ.
CHRISTIE ST. 200. e s. 1898 # Of Hous-
ton 81. e5x75: Sly tenrnt and stores; sold to
Sidney Easrowitz for S33. .e3s-
BY Samuel Marx.
1IsTH ST, I35- 5. 317.9 # Of 7th ave-
2SGx7 II; 3 sly tenmt: sold to the plaintiff
for S35. 700.
10Th st. So :, 2s6 # OF Ave a, SIX
1o0-5; . sty te1nlt- withdrawn.
BROOME ST. 55T e 20 y OF Varicl St
21x63. : sly tenmt and store. sold TO Max
Kave fo: $500.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
ITaD ST. 1923 II :. 31ST Il $ Of Westchester
ave 25xI00: sold TO the plaintiff for 81 $50.
PROSPECT AVE. 2I43. s. Is5 II OF 1s1st
81. 33x135. : stv tennt and store: sold to Her-
man Reiaer and Simon Klein for $500
By Joseph p. Day
MADISON AVE. 1929 s. 25.G Il or 1n9th
ST 2sx35. : sty tennlt and store: sold To plain
tiff for s27.s1l
Sd ST I34. s : 200 # OF 9th ave. % 3xso:
sty teEnlt; sold 10 David Pfeifter for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney }
DECEMBER IS
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY &c. sty hrk 130x2s.6: Dec 81,
1901; Delaney "A Kane and ano To Jane E
Oothout; $1,000; attorney, Eugene Smith, 81
Nassau st.
BROADWAY. cor OF sd st. 400x197 6;
April l. 1903; Greeley Square Realty Co to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co; s3,5oo00o; address. 1T6
Broadway.
CATHEDRAL. PARKWAY. n s. $50 IT Of
7th ave. I00x25; Joseph Oussani to Edgar S
Applsby. trustee; S15.000: attorney Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co, 1e0 Broadway.
COLUMBUS AVE. s. 75.5 IT of 10Th st.
25xl0o: Jan l. 1910; Catherine o Hara 10 Cabot
Real Estate Co: $1,000; address. 50 Liberty ST.
LOT 126 10 129 inclusive. amended map 226.
Provincial Realty Alliance TO Chelsea Realty Co;
S1.620: attorneys, Phillips Avery. Al Park
Row.
LOT %. map 1.3as property of Fort Washing
Alexander z w kinnan to Romaine Brown;
$21 600: address, $40 Convent ave.
WEST END AVE. ESQ sty brk of
ssth st. 1elx2o.s: Dec =. 1907; Walter q Ward
to Elizabeth HoTgan; s5s.ooo: attorneys. Hubert
Peck & Sons 26S West 3sth St
Sd AVE. s 5, 63 # of I'D st, 75x2f:
Dec 10. 1882: Auguste Racer TO Marx Relss.
81 900 attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co. 100 Broadway
Sd AVE. 2133 sty brk. 100x25: Dec "a. 1907:
Luke MeDermott r-4 ano 70 the Henry Nc
Caddin. Jr. Fts4 f@ he Education OF Candi-
dates for th' roman - q holic Priesthood in the
Poorer Dloc or TIE 7nited States: $4,000;
address 81 f.ite e.
80 AVE. go. ~ brk. G3 # n OF 22d st.
75x21: the uhd}rjG ore-dfth interest; Jan II,
i9GI John Il Nuasae9 and ano executors 10
fafberinA q NaiiEhey,s exenutrIx. 81 900. attor-
ne, Lawyers Iifss Insurance and Trust CO. 100
Br adway.
81 AVE g. es II n Of 22d st, 75x2l: June
attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co.
1e0 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

aorH ST. g. West: city Finance Go a. agt
august JanEsen owneri c1or. s5gs
1o-rry CT n 3. 1925 # W of Broadway. 15ox
ZOO 'Riaba-i E Thibaut fInc) agt Faurlsss Con-
IT,ctior 90. owner and contractor; stay -.
WILKINS AVE. s 3 # q Hsgs F1o5h 6%ner 61 ,SH
Dr. 33ecct II iC'ortracting Co. contractor Sloo-
esTH ST 24s to 254 West; Antonio cenzon on
gt charss Miller co0,Faetors: oTaet ssa 80 ''ls' anu
eANTE PROPERTY; Carmeno Merica agt
|Esls sAnE PROPERTY: Antonio Bonocore agt
SSsl@, eAME E PROPERTY, Salvatore sosanno agt
gAME PROPERTY: Michele sonzillO ast
same. s37 25
a7Ta ST. $50 and 1s2 WssI; K9yalsEy 5sOa rsfS Bros
oicl owner; Philip Levy and Henry NJ "eii'
contractors; SD
loan ct. 15e East: David Kratenstein et al
ast SamneF Cohen owner: Louis Rosen, con-
tractor: s427.
135rH. ST. West; George Rogers agt Doris
Osserman. owner and contractor sac
BROOK AVE, n e cor roth st. 5ox1oo: Brook
In FirSnroof Sash and Door Co Qnc) agt Brook
RTenue Construction Co. owner and CONTRACTOR
ta5r-t4 ct $. whole front between Findlay
rS 40 Ta,lsr aVes Is5. .2x10s f1x160 3x94.I: same
sgt F T Construction Co. owner and contractor
''vV' W.sEtrNGToN AVE. eces: Cerussi Marble
works aEt PaIdow Construction Co. owner and
contractor; SI25.
N.NuATTAN sr, Sc and a: Isidors Field
oct First United Presbyterian Church. owner
and contractor: s11 so.
SAME PROPERTY: Leon GelbsOn agt same:
sol 90
SAME PROPERTY; Rubin sragow agt same:
SIS a.
BROADWAY, 1915 20 1928; William Buess agt
Samuel. Maurice Max D and Sidney D Brill.
iassees: John Doe, owner; J 7 Brady Co, con-
t~actor New York Tile Co. sub-contractor;
S2ae 10.
e1ST ST 4s West: Herman schtf sgt Jacob
scmner owner ana contractor; Remmos Con-
struction Co, contractor; $40
RoRBINs AVE, e s. 9s It of f5ist st. 5Ox
100: John Gaasso agt Froma Realty Co.
owner and contractor: $500.
fe5TH ST s. whole front between Teller
and Fiudlay aves, 1s5. .2XI0s 1xI6O 3x94 s. Chris
tCpher Fabel agt Findlay-Teller Construction
Co owner and contractor: Solomon NJ Schatzkin
contractor SITS e5.
sTH AVE. 4l0; Jacob Abrams Bro agt Mary
L. and Thomas Rorer. owners. First French
Broiling Co and John Perargari lessees and sub
Iessees: Joseph Kreps. Jr Co, contractor; s34s
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
GTith name and address Of purchaser.
DECEMBER 2s.
I. -
MANHATTAN

AVENUE D f07 and I09, 6 sty brk " cor
OF sth 81 G0x58- tsuSsie Barz3nsky 10 Morris
Shapiro tnltg ST. 500: Dec %; 500; address 4e4
East sth g.
AMSTERDAM AVE szs sty brI, 2Gx1oo.
Justin Mccarthy 81 al executors. 10 Philieppe
a Choquettei Dec II; sio.25o; address, quebec,
Canada
AUDUBON AYE, Q : 9s.s # n Of I75th ST,
Iol ixSJ-S; Munden Construction CO 70 Brown
Weiss Realities Co fmtg s15l. .0oo)i Dec Ii; 500;
address. 81 Park Row
AUDUBON AVE. n e cor or 18th st. 63xl0J:
Frank Eee To Ralph p Blake Gntg $4,000; {;
Dec =; sIOo; address, SO West I5Sd ST.
AMSTERDAM AVE. s4s. & sty brix 26. 5xI00;
Nary ; L c Talbot 10 PhIIleppe \ Choaustte;
b and :: Dec II: Slo0; address, Qasbec Canada.
AUDUBON AVE. Il cor Of I73d ST 100x95;
Frank T Kee 10 William Clark ontg si7e000l; /;
Dee ~ 800: address. 9i5 81 Nicholas ave
BRoOME ST II and 2s. @ sty brk. 50x7c:
David Jaf1e 70 Bashe Iaffe: all title tTutg SOL
5sEt; Dec 20. 81; address Al Essex 81.
BROADWAY. 1870 70 I2so and 33d st, 60 and
81 West lis * s5-ex i7-5 W q TX
n 1873 70 OF 33d ST - &c beginning;
T,sniei I Isoring 10 George B Wilson: Dec II;
81; address. I270 Broadway
CHERRY ST 39I and 1893. sty hrlz. As. 9x
,-ree. charles I Weinstein Realty co 70 Sidney
Poze mtg s44. Ooob: two deeds; Dec II. siO0;
s,i5ress IL East lo7th 81.
rHRYgTIE ST. 5, adjoining land OF Rich
srs Munson 25x trreg, Salvatore Cannariato 70
r sfro T TGzZolino a part tmts sIIsfeJJi 81;
address. I4l4 % ave-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
Floors in Big Building, Being Com
plssed. Rented.

Frederick Fox & Co have Leased fnr t,e
Alcourt Realty Company the twelfth floor
in the new twelve story building now near
ing completion AT No AS to e West 25th
street. for a long term Of years, to Larry
Margulies. manufacturer Of waists and COS
TUNES. The first loft has Just been leased
10 II. Roman & Co.. manufacturers OF
dresses. and the sixth loft TO Eskstein &
Butler. manufacturers CT eloaks and suits
The second and third lofts viii be occupied
by A E. Lefcourt s. Co., the fourth and
fifth lofts by Lefcourt s. Shulhon, manu-
tacturers Of waists; the seventh, eighth
ninth and tenth lofts by Max Reubel & Co..
cloaks and suits. and the store and base
ment by Herzig Brothers. fur dealers. This
completes the renting of the entire building.
The above mentioned concerns are some Of
the largest in their respective lines.
II. & L Hess LEASED for F. H. Thorne the
second. third and fourth lofts al No. 40 East
10th street to NJ. Joseph G. Co., Brick Broth
erst and A Alper. respectively; for Jacob
Adler & Co, the store at No 745 Broadway
TO the Hudson Lunch Company: for A E.
Lefcourt & Co. the fifth loft at Nos q to
So West cath street to the Yassar Company,
and for the sternfeld Building Company,
the tenth and eleventh lofts at No. ST TO
325 East 54th street TO Duffner & Kimberly.
The Cross & Brown Company leased the
store and basement at No . West S5tn
street for term of years TO Alexander
and the easterly second floor to Adolf Schil-
ling.
J. Peter Drotlef leased for J. F Meehan
to Neil Flannery the stcre at the northwest
corner Of the Southern Boulevard and lsath
street. 20x60 feet, for a term Of ten years,
at an aggregate rental Of about $4,000.
Bustanoby Brothers have purchased the
lease Of the old Cafe Renel, ar No
Thomas street, and intend to fit up the
place in the style of the cid French taverns
Of the eighteenth century
Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt has rented her
dwelling. No g East 65th street, 10 Stanley
Mortimer.
H. C Senior & CO. have leased for the
Champion Laundry the store at Nc 2od
Broadway 10 Paul Handros, and for John
BOYD part of the third loft at No. Isl West
6sth street to tApry Weiss.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29

-,,s f,f,ief rranSa ctionS in the realty
'A4,-e-- .- yesterday was that Of two apart
h@-.l r,-,ses. The Peter Minuit. an eleven
r. .-er1ruent house at No . Clarercnt
so-- m q plot 7Sxie0 feet was sold by
- & Hobbs for B. Crystal s. Son,
- 20 an investor The property has
- .-...6 rsl6 a. SgcS.o90. Il is opposite Barnard
p. snd is one Of rev OF four fin
- last fall by Crystal & Son and is
- -s,ted. Slawson & Hobbs have been
a..,n-ed agents by the new owner.
-. same brokers sold for the L. & NJ.
x-.,s,ns Company the Eve story apartment
-. 81 No. 605 West I77th street On
-. saxSs.f0 teet. 10 an investor
',.he- interesting sale was that OF five
=. comprising the northerly portion Of the
- front On Broadway between I1sth
- r7th streets. the only unimproved plot
.,s+ side q Broadway between Nth and
g.. s-reers. The plot comprises the south
=. corner Ct Broadway and 18th street
sold BY Charles Lowen to Donald
,.,--.sc- for Improvement II fronts I0G
-. on Broadway and rs feet on the
80. with southerly line Of 1888 feet
rear lire Of 92.s feet The exact
.s,-acter OF the proposed buildings was
- announced Il is understood that the
-. was negotiated by Hall J. How & Co
s,,,-e-1e Court Justice Amend granted
.-.x.srsay the petition Of the Evangelical
zo, Church TO sell its property. No. I69
rs. 1.oth street. for $1,000 70 a Jewish
congregation
Fn-ico Casabianca is the purchaser OF the
~ s-crv elevator apartment house on plot
---szss1l feet on the south side Of 157th
,+-ser. sEsS feet west Of Broadway. the
ale of which by Kuhn & Lawson was re
,,--ea On December Is. Mr. Casabianca
rsve IN PARK payment the three story and
basement dwelling house No iss West
ry1s1 street on lot 2oxe9 II feet; also the
-s-ookiyu property No. SO TO 81 Bay Ridge
.ver,le. eleven two-fa11ily houses, each on
,o. cox1e0 feet, and & business building in the
-snabnut section The D. & NJ Chauncey
rc-rnanv negotiated the transaction
william - Darling & Son have resoid the
,sv Ridge avenue houses fer Kuhn &
rswsou 10 John F. Comey. who gives in
.-,hsuge the plot Of six lots on the north
sa5e of 1S6th street. 100 feet west Of Am
s+s-szn avenue. l5exl07.5. Kuhn s. Law
s,n viii improve the site with two five story
suarrnenr houses from plans by J. 9.
c-ocke-. Nj Comey owns the adjoining
-c-theast corner Of Audubon avenue and
18th street plot fronting 1870 feet On
n. avenue and 10 feet OF the street
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
BROOKLYN SALES.

E T. Newman & Co. sold the four story
brownstone business building, between
Berkeley Place and Union street, for Gou-
lot WildermUth tc Mary a. Burney, for III
vestment: Nos. 507 and 500 ID street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, two
four story double apartment houses, for
the builders. RyeTson & Johnson, and No
Isl Eighth avenue. three story apartment
house.
Dey Heyman Brothers & Co. have sold
the brick housa No 255 Adelphi street for
c. G. Smith TO Michael Sullivan, who viii
improve It.
The L. L Waldorf Company and the
McInerney- -Klinck Realty Company sold
for Henry a. Bade No 2sS Seventh avenue,
a four story apartment building
Frank A Seaver sold for the Herman
Construction Company TO a builder for i'm
provement q plot. 109x1eo feet, at the north
west corner Of Eleventh avenue and list
street.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
TO ERECT APARTMENT HOUSE
yev Nine Story Structure for Hath
Street to Cost 100000.

Plans have been fled for the erection OF
rine story apartment house CT the north
side OF 1zth street, Is feet west OF Broad
xsv, for the Carnegie Construction COM
pany. Of which Charles Newmark Is presi-
dent. al a cost Of S2o,1.0to. The building VIII
have a frontage OF ee II feet and depth OF
Eu feet, with q FACADE OF brick and lime
stone. equipped with an elevator and &C
coumodations for sixty-four families
Schwartz & Gross are the architects
Plans have also been fled for building q
tvo story store On the south side OF 18Th
street. aos7 feet west Of Fifth avenue. 1t
xiii have a frontage Ct 16.5 feet aid depth
~ S feet. The facade win be Of marble
md glass. and is estimated 70 cost S15. 900
~ the architects, Pollard q SJeinuan.
Fz-nss a Farley is the owner
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
FALLS TO DEATH FROM BELTKY
Body of Sexton, Missing Since Sunday.
Found In Church.

whitinsvflle Mass. Dec. 2s.-The eocy o.
James Henry, sexton or 81 PatncS
Roman Catholic Church here. was found
to-day on the second landing OF the beifry-
The mans head was crushed IN ana oiood-
stains along the inner wall Of the church
tower indicated that he had been killed
by fall from the top OF the tovsr 20
the landing, a distance OF sixty feet
Henry had been missing since Sunday
and to-day an organized search Vas made
for him. The body was found by tia
Rev. Richard D. Murphy. curate OF the
church. It is believed that Henry went 70
the tor of the tower on Sunday % oil the
gearing of the bell and that hs slipped
and fell to his death
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
LIS FENDENS.

HUGHES AVE. s. $50 e 81 isath q. e5s
p5aa kay hb ans seR co
Of mtg): attorney. r K Brown
,oo MANaaTTAN !, n "a AVE cor Of 1ls5n ISIS 8
lou alxIoe; George G Gregory az M 81.
torney. a Dawson
FREEMAN ST. cor Longseifow ave. 1oe :
] % Mendeso5 s ast % Iongfsiiow fi v Realty Corpora,
ton et al foreclosure OF ntg). attorney a i
Scha arps.
Nathan Tuckman Storeciosure OF utxS: artor-
neys. Gerlfch & Schwesler-
WEST FARMS RID. es. 52ac Il n OF
agt Beethoven Englander et al (amended fore
closure of n1tsl; attorney. W Smith
VEST EARNS RID; ses 4sss g., 6 ns Of
Of mtg}: attorney. " S Smith
WASHINGTON AVE. n vs. 50 g., IT, Of =
Steinebach et al faction 10 r.instate ntg): at
torney. B Donovan
WASHINGTON AVE. 124e; Atlantic Dock
of mtg) attorney. G G butcher.
I24TH ST, s. 200 It e OF list ave. 25x1oo II
Anna s Sternme ct al agt Susan Thslf et al
foreclosure OF mtgl: attorney. 2 B Chedsey-
124TH ST, s. 225 II of 1st ave, 25x10o. II
Anna Stemme ct al ast susan Inslt et a.
foreclosure of mtg): attorney. 2 3 Chedsey-
CHERRY ST, sos; Butler & Herman Co agt
Harris Falkin (notice OF leVy); attorneys f-id-
litz & Hulse
SETH ST, 3iS East. Tenement House Oe-
partment agt Dora Isaacson (notics of leVy};
attorney. Watson
ssTH ST. s. 200 It Of LIST ave, 25x1eo. s:
Adele HsroId agt Edward Cla6el ct al (fore-
closure of Tntg); attorney, n Herold
o14TH ST. 8. lot $50. map of I-aeonia Park.
The Bronx; George Fl lawrence es a. e1Fs; az!
attorney. II c Henderson
AUDUBON AVE, n 1Soth ST, 25x10o;
Adolph NJ BendheiIn agt Sol Busch et al
foreclosure of mIgl: attorney. L Marx
164TH ST. s, 275 # of Amsterdam ave.
5Ox1124: Public Bank ct al aEt Max 5 Wilson
ct al foreclosure OF mtgl: attorney, Il Fluegel-
man.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1I1s and HIS: two
actions; italian Savings Bank Of the City of
New York agt Cha. Person ct al ffore-
closure Of two mtgs); attorneys, Wayland &
Bernard
GRAND ST. 5. so IT Of Wooster st. 25x
100: Henry Coe ct al azt Alntra Gas.rer
ct al foreclosure of mtg); attorney. Z Msr-
cells.
1s5TH ST. $50 East: Joseph H Schwartz ast
Christopher Munich ct al foreclosure o,
mtg); attorneys. Krakower Peters
18TH ST. 5. 4o0 TT of Amsterdam ave,
4Ox9911: Louise Booss agt Siesfried Bluulen-
krohn ct al foreclosure OF mtg): attorneys.
Dut1on & Kilsheiner-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-29
MAKES BID FOR eENsEL's Jos.

w De HEPBURN Washington. an engt-
neer a descendant OF the brother cf
George Washington. has made application
for the office of Commissioner of the Board
of Water Supply, which John A Bensel,
State Ensineer-elect, is 20 leave On the
first OF the year. II Is understood that Mr.
Washington has no particular political
backing He Is Just an engineer, VINO be-
lieves that he could Ill the lob to tbs
satisfaction OF the taxpayers