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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS ARE BIG
Tables Show Reason for the Decline
in Prices.
ARE ALL NOW LOWER
south Omaha Has Bccn Forging 60
the Front This Year with Com
sidcrBbIy Larger Receipts
Than Last Year,

The man whose duty it is to provide the
family larder housewives and others in
terested in the living problem, find much
to interest them in the South Omaha mar
ket reports these days. These reports
when carefully analysed throw new light
on the recent reduction in the price OF
meats. and incidentally confirm the some
times disputed theory that price is regu-
lated by visible supply.
Receipts of cattle sheep and hogs at
South Omaha are much greater this year
than they We're last year, For example,
for the six days Of the week just ended
cattle receipts were 32.9l3. against 1881 for
the same period last year Hog compari-
sons for the same periods show 1929,
against 2626S and sheep receipts have in
creased even more than cattle and hogs,
for the last six days brought 1914 TO the
South Omaha yards, against 1885 for the
same period last year.
Figures for the year 1910, so far as time
has licked II off and a comparison with
he twelve months Of 1909 including cattle
and hpt~s show oe fOlloug-
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
IRCU|T COURT
| CONVENED MONDAY

Court convened here last Mon
ay with Judge J. M. Carter on
ae bench, Col. O. A. Graves
spresenting the State and
Ierbert Wilson stenographer.
The Grand Jury was called,
,mpaneled and sworn, after
-hich the Judge charged them
lhis usual characteristic way.
!. K. Mcdaniel was appointed
brennan and J. H. Mcdaniel
| ID Sam 0. Logan were selected
CLERKS. The following were
yorn in as Grand Jurors:
Nv. Hamilton T. A. Garrett
II. Stuart J. H. Mcdaniel
G. Barton B. w. Potter
!. Westmoreland Sam Logan
|. R. Mcdaniel T. B. Barham
[. E. Askew M. l.. Moore
J. M. Brockman w. l.. Hines
/. II. Whitehead H. w. White
The following were empaneled
y Petit Jurors:
!. G.. Wren, w. T. WOodul
J. +. Porter A. f. Britt
. T. Luck J. w. Coppock
. c. Ingram T. j. Hay
|. B. Jordan j. <. Butler
IN. Ellsworth T. l.. Barlow
)aye j. Dean r. c. Hamilton
}. E. McCargo J. M. Henry
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
CHARGES HUSBAND
MARRIED 10 WOMEN
Mrs. Nancy E. Floyd Parker
Causes Sensation in Her
Suit Against Absent
Mate at Fl. Smith.

Fort Smith, Jan. 10-Charging
husband possessed 10 wives, Mrs.
Nancy E. Floyd Parker of Cen
trail City, Ark, created a mild
sensation in the court room of
Justice Thomas Mallon today,
when she testified in her civil
suit against her absent husband.
She declared that she had infor-
nation Parker had wives scat
tered all over the country, but
she only mentioned the residence
of two in addition to herself.
One wife, che said, lived at Kal-
amazoo, Mich. Parker's home
town, and the other at Riverside,
Mo-, from which city Parker
came to Central City last April.
Mrs. Floyd married him at
Greenwood, this county, in
August.
She testified that one day she
found one of Parker's letters
from his father. in which the
parent rebuked the son for mar
rying Mrs. Floyd while he had
an undivorced wife residing in
Kalamazoo. An investigation
revealed, she said, that Parker
had ten wives.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
ty, and reared a family
CAPITAL STOCK PAID UP $35OOO0O
SURPLUS $4,000

ty, and reared a family of
children some of whom are now
our most worthy and leading
citizens. HIS remains were
inferred in the Mar. cemetery
which in the long ago he with a
few others, most of whom pre-
ceeded him to answer the call,
laid off and fenced.
Died December 23rd at 80 p.
M. inferred December oath,
would have heen 67 years of age
February 3, l910.-The Mart
(Texas) Herald.
Mr.. Vaughan was a brother to
our fellow townsman, Mr.. Alex
Vaughan. He left Arkansas
several years ago but some of
our citizens will remember his
having once lived here.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
H. 7. VAUGHAN PASSES AWAY

1t is a peculiar feeling of sad
ness that we are called upon to
chronicle the death of one of
Mart's oldest and most highly
respected citizens, MIR. H. T.
Vaughan, whose frail body had
been battling with the ravages
of the Grim Reaper for more
than year before relief came,
having fallen prey to paralysis
several months ago, during all
this time, however, it was not
his misfortune to be continuous
ly confined to his bed but was
permitted at times to mingle
with his family and friends.
Deceased was born in Georgia
February 3rd, 1843, lived in
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas,
settling in Texas after serving a
time in the Civil War, locating
near Halletsville in 1868 but
moved to Waco in 1876, Waco at
that time was a small trading
place. In 1873 he moved to this
place, known then as Willow
Springs, being one OF the first
settlers here. At the age of 81
he joined the Masonic Lodge and
was one of the last charter
members of the Mart Lodge,
helped organize first church,
first school, first Sunday School
and was Sunday school Superin
tendent for nearly twenty years,
was an eye witness to the rapid
growth of Mart, public spirited,
a town booster. high toned, well
informed, conserva tive in
thought, word and action, conse-
quently his influence was only
for the good upon the communi-
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
EXPLOSION OF
HUGE OIL TANK
Causes Great Loss Three
Firemen Are Burned
While at Work on Some
Burning Buildings

Fort Smith, Jan. 8.-The ex-
plosion Of a huge crude oil tank
and the consequent burning of
the oil and destruction of much
property in this city last night
and today has demoralized busi-
ness and excitement ran high
throughout the day. Late this
afternoon it appeared that the
fire department had finally
secured control of the situation
and the city breathed a sigh of
relief and the destruction was no
greater.
The oil tank, which was used
by the Ft. Smith Light & Power
Traction Company for the stor-
ing of crude oil for fuel, explod-
ed last night just before mid
night and $4,000 gallons of oil
was freed. The oil was ignited
most instantly and within a few
moments the whole city was in
the widest excitement. The
heavens were as brilliantly IL
Illuminated as if an active VOL
cano in full eruption were located
in this city.
The tank was built well into
the ground and throughout the
night the fire burned in this hole.
The flames shot hundreds of feet
into the air and the heat was
terrific. Firemen kept streams
Of water playing on the fire all
night, but without making any
impression.
At 9 o'clock this morning a
water tank which was located on
a 30-foot tower near by collapsed
and fell into the burning oil, and
in an instant the ground for a
hundred feet was covered with a
mass of flames which soon reach
ed two two-story and a one story
building near at hand.
A general fire alarm was then
turned in and the entire depart
ment reported to fight the flames.
The dynamo room and the
Engineers office of the Traction
Company were partially Destroy
ed, resulting in the shutting off
of power.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
BAPTIST PARSOk INDITED

Fort Smith, Jan. 10. AT
Greenwood, this county, today
the Grand Jury returned an in
dictment against Rev. S. E.
Turner, Baptist minister of
Dayton, who was held some
time ago on a charge of burning
a neighbor's barn. His son-in-
law. Dallas Brewer. was also
held to the Grand Jury, but the
indictment was returned against
him. Eight indictments were
returned.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
KAVANAuGH TELLS
VOTERS HIS PLANS
Little Rock Man Formal J
Opens Campaign for Gov
ernor at Morrilton last
Saturday Afternoon.

Morrilton, Jan. 8.-Formally
opening his campaign for COVER
nor C. C. Kavanaugh of Little
Rock today addressed a large
audience at the courthouse here
and was given rousing welcome.
Mr.. Kavanaugh spoke for an
hour and three quarters this
afternoon. In his speech he
covered the same ground already
covered IN public statements
and attacked Governor Donaghey
on the state capitol matter,
claiming that the white marble
to be used in the interior of the
capitol, provided for by act of
the last legislature, could only
come from the Alabama Marble
Company, with which company
Major Sewell, who reported ad-
versely to Caldwell & Drake after
an investigation and examination
of the capitol, was connected at
the time the legislature passed
the act. Mr.. kavanaugh also
attacked the appointment of H.
L. Remmel as a member Of the
state capitol commission, and
declared that if elected my first
official act will be to fire H. l..
Remmel off the capitol commits
sion, and my secord official act
will be to appoint some good
Democrat to his place. "
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
6. A. DYE
PASSES AWAY

G. A. Dye who has been sick
for some time died at his home
here in town Tuesday morning
about one o'clock. His remains
were buried at New Home yes
terday afternoon. The bereaved
family has the sympathy of the
many readers of the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
EPWORTH LEAGUE PROGRAM
January l6, 1910.

January 16, 1910.
Songs 231, 215, 213, 100.
What are the characteristics
of the listening heart?-
C. B. Andrews.
Is prayer all one-sided with
me, or do receive assurance
from God?-
Miss Ruth Hilliard.
Is there anything in my
religious life that is as real as
hearing?-
Miss LYDIA Marsh.
Recitation
A Reason for Hearing God S
Voice.
Miss Ethel Bailey.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12

The Town Central Committee
is hereby called to meet at my
office Monday, January the 17th
for the pupose of determining
the method of selecting the can
didates to fill the City Offices and
transact any other business that
may come before said Committee.
r. l.. Blakely, Chairman.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
BOX SUPPER

On account Of the extreme
bad and cold weather the Box
Supper to be held at Hew Hope
Church on the 9TH was post
poned until Thursday, Jan. 18th.
This is for the purpose of raising
funds to paint the church. Let
every body come.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12

M. L. Nelson, of Blevins, was
a visitor to Prescott yesterday
and while here made a very
pleasant call at the Picayune
office.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12
J. M. Hardwick J. G.. Bolls
J. M. Duke Lee billiard
T. H. Lamb w. A. Grumpy
!. r. Mcfarland Eva Ward

J. R. Mcfarland Eva Ward
The case of State of Arkansas
VS. W. F. Pittman, Profanity,
plea of Guilty, fined $1.0O.
State VS. Joe Moody, Profanity,
plea of Guilty, fined S1.00.
Court tool; recess until one
o'clock.
Major 0. L. Moncrief is
Bailif of the Grand Jury.
Tuesday morning Court met at
$50 and after the usual motion
the case of Henry Sharp against
the Junction City Lumber Co.
was taken up and as we go to
press at o'clock the case was
still in progress.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-01-12

Douglas Brooks has bought
the City Confectionery next door
to the Post Office.
J. M. Worthington, of Route
2, was in the city yesterday and
favored the Picayune Office with
a call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28
SUMMER RENTALS,

The Willard S. Burrows Company has
leased for the summer season for 1sidore
blackstone his property at Highmount,
Grand Hotel Station, Ulster County, y. Y,
consisting of a house, barn and seven
acres Of land The lessee is Bertha Kalich,
the actress. Also leased for Emma L.
Stanley to q client a house and barn at
Monmouth Heights, Atlantic Highlands,
N J.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
for s Mosbacher TO N. Goodman No. III
Meredith avenue, Arverne, Long Island,
for the season.
S. Osgood Pell & Co have leased at Glen
wood, Long Island. the old Scudder home
stead property for Judge Townsend Scud-
der. who win spend the summer abroad
Pease & Gilman have rented for c. c.
Ginoux his place at Great Neck, Long
Island, TO a client for the summer season
Kenneth I've & Co. have rented for Mrs.
z. F. Dwight her house at Ardsley-on-
Hudson for the summer season. Also
rented for Edward H Fallows his house on
Clinton avenue, Dobbs Perpendicular.
The McTickar. Gaillard Realty Company
has leased for Lillian 7. Plat her property
known IS Ttoga Lodge, at Highland Mills.
Orange County. y. Y, for the coming
season 10 New York party. This is con-
eidered one OF the finest lake front estates
IN Orange County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28

May cs: yrs: Carl Gassman to Emma I, Mol
denke: $500; attorneys. sal,er & steinkamp'
40 Nassau st.
st. Lock irreg: MAY rs: John Ronner TO Robert
l Brown. trustee: $4,000; address. 20 Nassau u
of 15ist st x2oo to linton ave k due. etc a. a.
nsr bond May 2 ". Ma lies ConstruetiSn sun
van, 1ssth ST and Willis
WHITE PLAINS AVE. W s. s5o.s IT g OF yu an,
anna st. 50x1o3; May %; due June 1911; ton; tom
neys. Lexow. Mackeilar & Wells. 4s Cedar St
100 aIiST ts soc que Aug is n ,s,H s sns
Construction Co; $1,000; address, ITO Broadway
W Mill AVE- VS. 1852 (. IN, Of E Sisih u
s. MAJ yab se dv W as per
Clocke & Clocke. 2o22 Boston I'd
40 dTa ST sss. l2o # OF Union . .ysii So:
Rose n Barbour to Frank Gass: $500: address,
2215 Westchester ave.
18TH ST. 100 # Of Ave B: 23xioe gn UNI %
Same same, si.ooo; address 2215 westminster ave.
14TH ST. :. 21s # Of Ave b. 12sx irres s. !,
May Ss yr. per soo cent a;oan.vs Kuraman
& Frankenheimer. 25 Broad st.
I36TH ST. s. ~ II W of Brown pl 1ooxs1 : !;
May %; yrs; Samuel Greenstein &c w saA
Savings Bank; $50. 900: attorneys, Meye'
Auerbach, AZ Broadway.
18TH ST. 40 East. 25xIoo aprior m nsr
5000; May 20: due July 70, lsrT; Dan
zeisev: $1,000: attorneys. Hildreth q fai"e''
14sth st and Sd ave.
1s9TH ST, s. 1905 # of Park ave. 9So =
irreg; May 20: due per bond: George ke ~ l
Construction Co to Rockland Realty CO.. %
900; address. 2S0S Sd ave.
235TH ST. 5. 480 IT Of Elatonah ave. DO, H1A
ton to Sarah Pierce: $4,000; attorney smith
Williamson. 394 Alexander ave.
July /, 1914: same to lillian W White; SI!o'
attorney. Smith Williamson. 364 Aie&ahue' ~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28
RECORDED LEASES.
cwith name and address of lessee,

with name and address OF iessee.l
MAY 81
BATHGATE AVE. 1868 and 1865; One Hun
dred and Seventy-fourth Street Construction
Co to Levi Kaplan; 5 yrs from Iklne 1, 191o
50 500: address. 345 East s5th ST.
BoWERY. 100 and POI: all estate of H C
Miner Inc. TO Joseph Edelstein and Boris
Peoples Theatre and Cafe; $500; address, 1873
Bowery.
FOREST AVE 1919; store, etc; John Miller
TO Christian II Schumacher and ano: yrs
from May /. 1910; 5000; address. 1903 For
est ave
FREMONT AVE 100: Gilbert j Van Der
Srnissen to Adolph Koch: . PIP yrs from Aug
l. 1910 ssy frame bldg; $1,000; address, 999
East ISath st.
MADISON AVE, cor 2Ith st: office. so2
and 804. Improved Property Holding Co to c
B Cottren & Sons Co. New Jersey CORPORA
ton; 10 yrs from May !, 1910; $4,000; adj
dress, IS Madison Square.
floor above store; Christian Weinbacher to
Max Bloom yrs from June l, 1910; 50, 040;
address. 22s Willis ave
ID AVE, o25s: Melchiorre Tristarro to
Gaetano Amendola; yrs from May 1, 1910:
s.; address. 225S ID ave.
BID AVE 245; store. etc: Mary O'Beirne to
Patrick S Reynolds; yrs from May l. 1910;
81. 100; address, 245 Sd ave
3D. AVE. s92, cor saith st; store and
basement; William Rinckhof to Isidore
Frank: yrs from May /. 1910; s1.T00; ad-
dress. s92 Sd ave.
oath ST. I07 West: all: Martha Town
send ct al to Frank Gregg; 5 yrs from May /,
1910; S1,320; address, 107 West 24th st.
106TH ST. SO East; west store and bakery;
MAJ, 1, 1910: $500 to $3.50; address. IS East
106th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28
LARGE DOWNTOWN RENTALS
More Dwelling Houses in Attrac-
tive Home Centres Also Leased.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for the South Manhattan Realty
Company the store and two Easements at
No. a John street for term OF years
The premises Will be renovated throughout
and occupied for restaurant purposes The
Noyes company has also leased the FIRST
left at No le4 William street to David
Simon. loft at the northeast corner Of
Church and Greenwich streets to Wilfred
N Thompson, Offices in No. 4s Maiden
Lane to Barrett g. Perotfn, and also In No
81 Beekman street TO the International Gas
Light Novelty Company.
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company have leased the four story and
basement dwelling house No. West seth
street for Charles Elliot Warren.
D. II. ScuIly & Co. have leased for Lizzie
B. Tooker the dwelling house No. los East
Iz7th street to Arthur o. Hawkins: also
the store No. 81 East 125th street to Leo
S. Stern and the block front on the east
side Of Seventh avenue, between 137th and
Issth streets. for Frank Corrado to Cortes
& Comfort for an open air theatre.
Daniel II. Renton & Son have leased TO
Cleopas Moore the three story and base
ment dwelling house. No. 422 West 147th
street.
Ndio W dl1 nave EldGc io4lc"iisS
leases: For Carl Oestreicher No. los West
2th street to Gustav Grossbeck; for the
Lawyers Realty Company Nos 1S4 and
15s West SD street to Joseph Miller and
L. L. Rosen. and for the Knickerhocker
Mortgage and Realty Company No. 140
West SD street to I. L. Reynolds.
The Duross company has leased the
store No. 143 West 18th street for Daniel
L. Dreyer TO Henry Mccain; also the sec
ond loft at the southeast corner of 22d
street and Eleventh avenue for Michael
F. Farley to Thomas Burns; the first loft
Of No. 291 Eighth avenue for the Shaw es-
tate TO the Hygienic Disinfecting and Ex-
terminating Institute, Inc.
The Frank /. Fisher Company has leased
for term Of years for Katherine c. Taliey
and Irene c. Talley the 25-foot front three
story and basement high stoop dwelling
house No. 15s West s5th street.
Louis Schrag has rented for John J. Rad
ley the building No. 80 to 5l4 West 9th
street TO Gimtel Brothers. Of Philadelphia:
also. for Joseph l. Buttenweiser the house
No. lS0 West 18th street to Philis Williams
for a term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28
NEW MANHATTAN LOANS.

The mortgage department Of William
.f Benjarnin's Office recently negotiated
the following mortgages: $4,000 at az per
cene for Henry McAleenan. On the south
west corner Of Broadway and 35th street;
$50 90 al per cent for David Eliovich, on
f:ls southwest corner Of Perry and 4th
streets. 900 ~ ~ per cent for Jerome J.
Wilson, Oh Nos. g and q East 12sth street:
$4,000 at Az per cent for Bernhard NJ
Reh-ena, on No 1863 Madison avenue;
s23.eo9 at ~ per cent for Alexander c.
ChenoNeth. on No. Il East 5sth street;
So go AT 81 per cent for NJ. P. Collins. on
No. rs East 72d street; $4,000 at 4i5 per
cert for Marx Rubinsky. on No. 40 East
-4th street, and $4,000 al s5s Der cert for
Max Mascovitz, on No. 1903 Second avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

Adsas6n Baum ae JACOB Es Nos ff a as
100 feet Mr. Levy also purchased through the
same brokers Nos. 2o4 and 206 Edridge street.
The buyer viii build loft building on the latter
site.
10Th sTREET-Dougas Robinson. Charles S:
Brown & Co. sold for the Cairns estate No. rs
On ast len sseS24s feet, to Dr. "e Themas A.
Emmett. DR.. Emmet bought the properly 10
a. No So to Is Madison avenue. southeast cor
ner OF 2sth street, opposite the Hotel Seville
s5TR sTREET-stephen 3. Ayres sold for the
James Forbes No. JOS East 18th street. Title to
the property has been transferred The East
Chased this parcel intending to fsse 't title also
10 one or more adjoining parcels and erect a
boring owners 10 the erection OF a business
building led the company TO abandon the plan.
I42D STREET--Janles A. Harris sold No 63s
West 1924 street, three story and basement
Drive.
ALEXANDER AvENCE-Janles l. Wells
former president OF the Department of Taxes
and Assessments. bought the northwest corner
having The building remodeiled, under the super
vision Of Albert E. Davis. architect
HUNTS POINT AVENUE Samuel cowen sold
Hunts Point genue, 100 feet south Of Seneca
avenue The size Of the lot is 25x15o fest.
FREMONT AVENUE-H: a. stadier sold fog
Tillie NJ Stadler another of tho new two-fatnily
detached frame houses ct fremont ana Leland
avenues.
DSsoS aNESEE-IaGter G. DizclEer sold for
Leon a Rains the une story brick building No.
iII1 Union avenue, used as a garage on a
plot 25xl30 feet, TO client for Investment
WEEKS AVESCE-John Kelly sold for John
Curr2n 10 builder the plot 81 .9x33 feet, on the
east side OF Weeks avenue, IS feet north of l75th
street. also, for Louise T.. Burton the one
family dwelling No. 353 East 235th street: for
william Alexander tho one-ianlily frame dwell
ing 40. 2055 Anthony avenue
18TH sTREET-H. A McDonough SOLD FOR
John Kendall the four story double hathouse on
plot 50. sxioo feet the north side of lsIfh
street. % feet west OF Park avenue 10 a client
for investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28

Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos
IA and is vesey street. resulted follows:
By Joseph p. Day
MaNGIN ST, 90. $. 1874 1t n OF Brpome
st. c5xooo.e to Tompkins st; sty stable and
Yacsnt
ToMPKTNS ST. is. s. 75 IT n of Broome
ct o5xfoo.s sty tenmt; " Starr ct al.
admir- etc agt D Starr eft al: " O'Neil.
atty: c L Holman. ref (partition); adjourned
to June o.
By Herbert A. Sherman
18TH ST. $40 and 344 s. ia ft of LIST
ave 45xl033: @ sty tenrnt: Abraham Gold
schmidt ct al agt Louis Kovner ct al; Arm
STEIN & P attys: q Coleman. ref: amt
due SIS SOS 50: taxes. etc. S3.f 03 "a sub TO a
prior mtg Of $4,000; to the plaintiff for s6S
Isl.
BY Samuel Marx.
10th ST. 325 and 321. S. 2T0 IT of I'd
ave, 5ox1oo II, vacant: D G Levy agt Barto-
lonieus Sulinski ct al; Eisman. J.. & l..
attys: Macerane Coke. ref amt due.
sc 93a 80: taxes. etc s7I9 20: sub to a prior
mtg of $40, 900; 10 the plaintiff for s22.T $50
BY Charles A Berrian.
BULKHEAD abutting on South ct. bounds
being as # of pier at foot OF Clinton st.
runs 32.1: Peter HassingeT agt William Pen
nington ct al; Decker, a & s. attys; James
Kearney ref; amt due. S. 13S "a; taxes. etc,
1925: to the plaintiff for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28
AN EDISON CEMENT HOUSE
It Is One of the Leading Features of
Realty Show at the Garden.

One of the leading features Of the Real
Estate and Ideal Homes Show at Madison
Square Garden, which will close tonight,
is an Edison poured" house, made by set
ting up iron forms and pouring in concrete.
Ornamental figures, flower urns. wash
tubs and even cement balustrades are also
On exhibition, proving that practically
everything in or around the house can be
made of cement as easily as and often bet
ter than with other materials. Another
interesting feature is the manufacture of
cement, from the raw materials to the
finished product
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28

Inionport: John Gross to Christian Vornosaamnn >
sons a corporation mtg $4,000; May 20 $io''
address, 4i2 East 147th st.
10Th ST. S, Ala IT of Brock ave. of,o 1
100: Philip Schutzer to Hyrnan BIau' 81 81
Hens; May %; 81 address, Room 1oi' "a
Broadway.
18TH ST. PA East, 27.6xs6e; MoT TIE
Flcrea to Pnenix Insurance Co OF Dover Dei
fn1tgs 81. 200); May SIS; 81; address, Room
1411, 1872 Nassau st.
156TH ST AT and 4lo East 5ox trreg
Fannie Nj Haas 10 Alfred i Sterne. q c, MAY
II: 800: address 10 Broadway
233D ST. n 6. 100 II of White Plains ave
sulx114: William L Hubbard to Mary - nay
nor: April u; Stoo; address 2l9 West 12oth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Mccall, Of the Supreme Court, has
appointed John P. Lee receiver Of the rents
Of Kos 5g7 and 500 West IT2d street, two
Eve story tenement houses, in an action
brought by Edward II. Rogers against AL
hert London and others to foreclose a
mortgage Of 5000
John 7 Reilly has been appointed re
ceirer Of the rents of No 32s East 18th
street, q tenement house, In an action
brought by Wilma Alaena against Donen-
fee Boronloio and others to foreclose a
second mortgage of 800. The prior mort
cage is ssa e.i