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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

81 900; attorney. Herbert Ogden. 50 Bea-
yer st.
LOTS and Q, map 1917 of 81 lots of Eliza
| beth G Ketchum; MAY p: yrs; George los
mont ave
1 ss map St Par also also is
M 5s per cent, Felix pe canio to Alfonso De
Salvo; 81. 900; address go 9th ave.
MCCLELLAN ST. n S. 10s fl ", of Sheridan
h ave, '2xlSeS; m May p. due, etc nc x as Ier
Fleischmann Co; $1,000.
MELAS AN ST. at Of Grand franc
| p IN; May p; due, etc, per bond; same to
same; $2,7oo address. Madison ave-
70 MYRTLE AVE; $. ISL it $ Of Fitch st.
81, 1911. per cent; Angelo Laurino to Ida
Bacter; -. 500; attorneys, Krakower g. Peters,
| SO Broadway.
| prior mtg s56.500,; May %: yrs, per cent;
John Woen to Ferdinand Hecht; $15.5J0; attor-
| neys, Hahn q Opp, 761 East 169th st.
| RANDALL AVE, s s. so it W of Amundson
Olsen to Teresa Tengstron, 5000: attorney. Rob
! ert Aling, 149 Broadway
SHERIDAN AVE, s. 163 # of Mcclellan
st. 50xlo0; p M May 81; due. etc. as per bond;
Rockledge Construction Co Macmillan
| Fleschmann Co: $3.50.
SHERMAN AVE, W s. 15O. # of 16eth st.
50xlOO; m; May %; due etc. per bond:
same to same; $3.50
SHERIDAN AVE s. so # of 166th st. 5ox
100; p m: May q; due, etc, per bond; same
TO same: $3.50
SHERMAN AVE. $. 63 # of Mcclellan
ST, 50x10J; m; May 81; due, etc, per bond !;
same same: 81 $50: address, Madison ave.
SHERIDAN AVE, W S. 1855 # n of McClel-
bond; Rockledge Construction Co to Macmillan
Fleischmann Co: $2,1O0.
SHERIDAN AVE, s, 3S7 IT of Mcclellan
St lots. each 5Ox1Os a m. each s., 100; May
p; due, etc, as per bond; same to same; IS. 400
SHERIDAN AVE. s, 63 it of Mcclellan
| ST. 50x1O0; p m; Nav 81 due etc, per bond
same to same: 81, $50.
SHERMAN AVE, W s. 1853 IT Of Mcclellan
ST. 5ftx1Oo: p m; May 81; due per bond; same
TO same; 81, $50.
5aIoa AVE Mas d It. Of NC MscI nana
SHERIDAN AVE. s. 100 IT of 1s6th st, 30
x10O: p m; May 81 due etc, as per bond; same
to same $3.50.
SHERIDAN AVE. e of Mcclellan st,
same TO same; 81, 900.
saIos A Mas q due cor es Of MsG 1s 5ona
| same same; 81 100.
SHERIDAN AVE. s. 1866 # n of Mcclellan
st. 50x10s; p m; May q Edue etc, per bond
same TO same; 81 100.
SHERIDAN AVE, cor Of 166th st. 50x1oo
Same; $500 &c ''' same
SHERIDAN AVE, 11s # of Mcclellan
same to same; $3.50
st, 50xloo; M: May q; due. etc. per bond
| same TO same; $1,525
| SHERMAN AVE, cor Of Mcclellan st.
esxIOO: o m: May ~ due etc. as per bond !;
same to same 81. 800; address. / Madison
| VERIO AVE, s, s2.T # n Of 236th st. 81. 6x
| .6X rreg: p m; May 20; 3 yrs; Adelaide
| wetzler to William J Wright. ct al exrs. etc;
$3.50; attorney. Walter McMeekan. 176 Remsen
st. Brooklyn
VERIO AVE. " s. 1878 # n Of 236th ST. ok
144x irreg; m; May 20: yrs; same to same;
| $3.50
| VERIO AVE, s. 1902 IT n of 236th St 27.6
x133x irreg; m; May %; 3 yrs; same to same;
| $3.50
VERIO AVE, s. 55.l # n Of 236th st, q OK
| 1o9.11x irreg; m; May 26; yrs; same TO
same; $3.50; attorney, same above.
WESTMINSTER AVE. 24O7 to PAIL. 75x12o:
May %; s yrs: John Paulsen to American
Savings Bank: $1,000; attorney, John Irwin
| 203 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
SIXTH AVENUE RENTAL
New Lessees Also Found for
Some Midtown Dwelling Houses

J. Arthur Fischer has leased for lob,
w. Flint TO Manfrini & Lana the four story
building No. S73 Sixth avenue for a term
Of years. The Iessees will make exteasiv.
alterations and viii occupy the same ra-
the restaurant business.
The same broker has also leased e,-
Theresa Wolf the ground floor in the prem
ises No. 1856 East Broadway for the restau-
rant business; also. 70 Mrs Marie Truccor
the four story English basement dwelling
house No. PA West 3Sth street: also. III.
three upper floors In the building No ar
Sixth avenue TO John Ghionis.
German Fl. Lenney has leased for WIZ
lam J. BOwe No. 81 West SD street, a four
story and Easement dwelling house for
term OF years 10 Edwin Skeddin, to be used
as a residence and conservatory of music
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown 4
Co. have leased for the estate Of Edward
II. Perkins the four story and basement
dwelling house No. East 10th street TIL.
premises will be used for apartment pur-
poses
Christian Schierloh has leased the Tires
story and basement private house No. 90
West 5th street for a Mrs. Newman for a
term of years TO Mrs. Thomas T. Callahan.
S. Osgood Pel1 & Co. have leased the
three story dwelling house No. Z73 Vesr
S4th street for the Tyson estate.
Barnett & Co. have leased for II. c. F.
Koch & Co. the store No 90 West 18th
street for a term OF years to a client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
TO BUILD ON The HEIGHTS
Company Plans a S150,0OO
Anartment House for Site There.

Plans have been filed for a six story brick
and limestone apartment house TO be built
at the southeast corner of Pinehurst avenue
and 1sOth street for the Cotoba Realty and
Construction Company. Jacob Retss. presf-
dent, at a cost of $4,000. The building will
have a frontage of 1902 feet and a depth
of 90 feet with accommodations for thirty
six families.
Plans have also been filed for the erec-
ton of a four story brick boiler house on
the north side of 4ath street, 155 feet west
of Lexington avenue. for the New York
Central & Hudson River Railroad Com
pany The new building will have 'front.'
age of 50 feet and depth of 1862 feet, with
an extension and the facade will be of
brick trimmed with limestone. The Grand
Central architects estimate the cost at
$4,000.
Plans have been fled for making ex-
tensive alterations to the three story and
attic building on the south side of Spring
street 40 feet west of Wooster street. The
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plans call for removing the entire fr,r.
and rear walls and erecting an extension :.
the rear and rebuilding the entire ~
front at a cost of $3.50. Isaac Mark, !.
the owner and Louis III. Steinart IA m.
architect.
j. Woolley. architect. has fled for Jacob
Rothschild plans for building an eiy,,ae,
story annex TO the fifteen story Office ara
loft building at the northwest corner :,
Fifth avenue and 18th street. known "a ~.
Stuyvesant Building. The new buiIdf,,
which il noted on the plans as an ex,sn'
sion. will be located on the Fifth aveun.
side of the present building at Nos. 10o ara
ioi. The cost is placed at $4,000
permit has been issued for razing N.
building at the southwest corner Of sixss
avenue and 32d street. which adjolns 81.
McCauley Mission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
RACE ON CARNEGIE LAKE
Princeton Freshman Win First
Contest To Be Held on Course.

Princeton, n. J., May 2S.-The Princeton
freshmen won the first boat race ever held
on Lake Carnegie between a Princeton crew
and an outside opponent to-day by defeat
ing the Philadelphia Central High School
eight-oared crew. which won the inter
scholastic eight -oared championship in the
American Henley. The water was choppy.
Both crews rowed in good FORM the
freshmen winning by three lengths. The
time for the mile and half was minutes
seconds.
In a preliminary race the juniors of
Princeton defeated the seniors. Two men
III the senior boat went overheard near the
finish and were picked up by the officials
on the launch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
LIS PENbENS.
MAY %.

101ST ST. 800 and 324 East: Rachel Newman
act Rrown-Weiss Realities et al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorney A S Aaronstamm-
ST AIMS AVE. IT'S and 15sTH ST: lt6 East
Margaret Marx agt Coleman Ebo ct al torec4oS-
ure of Mtg; attorney, w Nenino-
bath ST n s. 22J.1 II e of Lincoln ave. A. y
x!OO; Margaret Marx agt Oscar Erglander 81 al
foreclosure of mtg; attorney. A W Nen1no
an AVE r7c5. Cortland savings Bank agt
Jefferson National Realty Co OF New York ct al
foreclosure of mtg: attorneys, Cary & carroll
133D ST. s. 100 # OF Amsterdam ave. sex
% ii. Adrian III Jackson agt Mary Altieri fore
closure OF mtg); attorney. Jackson
VAN CORLEAR PI4, $. 314-6 IT OF
Wicker pl 30xS0. John l. Osborne aSt Maria L
McShane ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys.
Fettretch Silkman & Seybel-
LEXINGTON AVE. S, 34-2 IT OF SD 81,
1Ixs0: Charles Strauss aSt Palmer Realty 60 et
al foreclosure of mtg); attorneys. Strauss &
Anderson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
STUYVESANT TAKES TUMBLE
Beaten by Morris High Nine in
Hit Fest.

The Stuyvesant High School baseball
team, considerably weakened by the bar
ring out of seven OF its star players, who
were found guilty of playing professional
baseball, was defeated by the Morris High
School nine in a Public School Athletic
League game on Bronx Oval yesterday.
The score was IL to Z
Daley, Lawton and Pau. who pitched
for Morris, succeeded III holding Stuy-
vesant's hard hitters to eight safeties
while Williams and Nagel were pounded
numerically by Morris. The latter team
fell on Lawton and Pfau in the sixth in
ming, and seven men crossed the plate
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
GRAVESEND RACERS off
Three New Class @ Yachts Add
Interest to Opening.

Unusual interest was given to the open
ing regatta of the Grayesend Bay season
Yesterday by the appearance of three new
Class Q yachts that are destined 10 do
considerable racing before the year ends.
The new craft, together with the Florence,
the racing sloop OF r. A. Brown, formed
most interesting class. The boats got an
excellent tryout, as the wind blew at the
rate OF twenty-five miles an hour. and COM
ing from the north, gave an excellent
weather leg.
The Gray Jacket, owned by Floyd s.
Noble won in this division. Close on
the heels of the new boat came the Flor
ence, beaten over ten and one-half mile
course by ] minute and IL seconds. Hen
don Chubb's Spider was third. The Soya Ill.
the third new boat the property OF ". A
Barstow parted her mainsheet during the
second round and had to retire from the
contest.
The regatta was held under the auspices
of the Atlantic Yacht Club. and the race
was managed by Horace E. Boucher. DR..
j. E de Mund and w. Sykes. Being the
opening regatta of the year, prizes were
offered for all classes of schooners, sloops
and yawls. The summary follows:
MIXED CLAss-sLooPs AND SCHooNERs-
START l:JQ-COURSE Is MILES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
LONG ISLAND CITY TRADING.

Theodore Merkt fr.. has sold for client
a plot on Ninth avenue. near Broadway,
Long Island City. to a Mr.. Feyth; also sold
for client large plot on Jackson avenue.
Woodside. TO Mr.. Hubert; a large plot on
Jamaica avenue. near Fifteenth avenue to
a Mr.. DingeI: for client plot Benja-
min street. Corona, to a Mr.. Nicholas.
He has also sold for a client a plot on
Crescent street. near the QueensbOro
Bridge Plaza. to a Mr. Hanley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
SALUTE NEW YACHT CLUB.

The SeawaflEaka Corinfhian Yacht Club
was formally put in commission yesterday
81 noon, when the flag was saIuted by the
yachts In the harbor. There was a recep-
ton In the afternoon on board Commodore
Hastisgs's flagship, the Peggy. and din
Yer and dance in the evening at the club
house.
The first club race of the season was
sailed in the afternoon In a fresh bre. &c
from the northwest. -Four Of the New York
Yacht Clubs 39-foo;ens sailed for special
prize. Johnston de Forests Nepsi being the
winnes.
The summary follows:
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB 3o-FooTERsL
START lao
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address,
MAY %
MANHATTAN


MAY 90
MANHATTAN.
PINEHURST AVE. cor 1S0th ct: for a
sty brk apart, 100. 2xgO: Godner & Goldberg.
architects: cost. $3.50, OOO owner. Cotoba Realty
and Construction Co. 1923 College aye.
4eTH ST. n g. 155 IT of Lexington ave; for
q sty boiler house. Sx126.2; Grand Central
Station Architects, S14 Madison ave. architects:
cost $500, 900: owner. New York Central & Hud-
son River Railroad Co, Grand Central Station
THE BRONX.
BRYANT AVE, e cor 1s1st st; for three
sty hrk tennis, 35xtO and 3Sx92: Schaefer &
Jaeger. 401 fremont ave, architects; cost. S11O.-
600; owners, trabo & Ernst 2074 Vyse ave.
POSITION RID, Suburban pl: for a
sty brk church. Iox40; Milton See & Son. 6
West 22d st. architects; cost. $4,000; owner.
New York City Church Extension and Missionary
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. on
premises.
DECATUR AVE s. 4s7 # Of Gun Hill I'd
for | sty brk storage, 6x7: Moore & Land
siede 14Sth st and Sd ave architects: cost. S225
owner William c Seitz. premises.
INTERVALE AVE. 6, 125 Fl n of 1881 st,
for two sty brk tennis. 40 6xS9 each; Hoppe
& Daube. $50 Westminster ave, architects: cost.
$50, 0GO' owner, Leopold Kahn. 344 West I'D ST.
TRINITY AVE. E. $50 Fl of 16Oth st: for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
TO SELL MOUNT VERNON LOTS.

The building of the New York West
chester & Boston rapid transit line through
Mount Vernon has nearly doubled the
value of the land along it's right of way.
Investors will have an opportunity to buy
high class residential sites at Mount Yer
non at the sale of the Chester Hill Park
property, TO be held by Joseph P. Day on
the premises next Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
THE MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

See here my man. said the philanthro-
pist who was doing an investigating stunt
on his own account, you are an interest
ing puzzle to me-
us that so?" queried the other.
Yes, it's So" answered the party of the
philanthropy part You are too honest &c
steal. too proud TO beg and too lazy &C
work How do you manage to Hve?'
oh" was the reply. II get trusted =
Chicago News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY -.
DIVISION ST. 40; William A Thomas agt
Samuel Rouse ct al: Feb S. 1910; S116 ~.
Sd ST. 81 and SO East; Eichenbaum Bros
agt Louis Frankenthaler ct al; July 20, 1909;
$171 So
TIMPSON PL, s e s. 100 It e of st Joseph
st; John V Van Pe1t aEt Ajax Construction Co
ct al; Dec u. 1906: 1892 96.
MOHEGAN AVE- n cor of 1S1st ST. An
tcnio Spadaccini agt Wrth Realty and Con-
struction Co ct al: Jan ., 1910 (by bond) :;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
ENGLEWoop COUNTRY CLUB

Members of the Englewood Country Club
competed in Class A and Class B handi-
caps yesterday. w. c. Shoup winning the
first event, with Sl-8-73, and w. S. White
taking the second. with 9e-2e7l. Special
events have been arranged for Tomorrow.
and large field is expected to take part.
Handsome prizes will be awarded I'm the
various events. The scores yesterday were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
LOOKING TOWARD MINEOLA FROM THE SOUTH

a o sty brk .enmt 5Oxs6. 2: C 3 Meyers. Union
SQUARE architect: cost. $4,000; owner, III
Greensteen. 230 Grand st.
fs;TH ST W cor Trinity ave; for four
sty brk tennis 35xs53ss. 40xs7.59s; Moore q
Land sedcI l4Sth 81 and 81 ave. arcnltectS'
cost. S2u5 0tGt owners. Wahlig * SOhso ~
Snutheru boulevard and Freeman 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
ALTERATION PLANS.

9TH AVE- n W cor 18th ct; to 10 sty lo.t
and Offices = Woolley, 100 9th ave, archlIect.
cost. $3.50. 600: owner, Rothschild. 81 West
J7th St
SPRING ST. g 40 IT OF Wooster 81; 70
a 3 sty and attic stores. etc: l. II ShelhdTt
Iaa Bowery. architect; cost. $4,000; owner, 1
Marks, CT Park Row.
THE BRONX
15oD ST 41c AIS and 420: three sty frame
tennis. 16sx5O each; Brook & Rosenberg,
architects 1S6 Remsen ST. Brooklyn; cost,
81 500: owners Augusta and William JunSe.
3SI East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY -.
9TH AVE. 500: David Stern agt George W y
& James d Grace Susan l. and Elizabs tn
Sturges, owners; H Long & Co, contractors
S196 "a
STH AVE. $50: Arthur J Reiser & Co. Inc.
agt George QuackeE bush, owner; Max Schles-
niger contractor; S21O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
STUYVESANT.
MORRIS.


- Buckman Sacrifice hits-Benigan. Daley.
Stewart Naeel- Stolen Eases-Dailey CD BucK-
man Boune 60. SIN 90. PfaL, bowling 90.
stewart Tannie. Williams, CraspeT. Left On
errors Morris; 4: Stuyyessnt. g. Double plays
Downing Williams and Stewart Struck out
BY LAYTON, >: by DALEY. 4: by NaCe; /. by
Williams. 4. kases on balls-or Lawton 4: of
Daley :: OF NaEcl d. Hit by pitcheI-!sy Ma
gel uBeniganb. Wild pitch-Nagei Passed balls
Humility. bowling %. Umpire-smith Time
of game hours and 90 minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

The winners were the Istalena, the Wind
ward, the Rowdy. the Rascal. the Notos
the Fearless, the Joyette. the Kenosha, the
Lowanna the Lola. the 10, the Fiddler La
Rochelle. the Big Bug and the Nereid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
MANY DOGS ENTERED
Long Island Kennel Club Plans
Big Show at Dreamland.

More than Eve hundred dogs have been
entered for the Long Island Kennel Club
show. which will be neld at Dreamland,
Coney Island. on Friday and Saturday of
next week The entries are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
HACkENSACk GOLF CLUB,

Play at the Hackensack Golf Club yester-
day was the qualifying round for the r. j.
Oliver pre- The sixteen to have net scores
under 50 foIIon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
A
CLASS B.
RICHMOND COUNTY couNrRyclus

In the sweepstakes al The Richmond
County Country Club yesterday. the four
leaders of thirty starters, were:
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

MAY 2S
Rose Chabarof to John NJ Stoddard; 800.
Samuel Cowen to Morris Copper; $lCO.
Arena Wright to Josephine stein, GUARDIAN
$500
Andrew HALEY and >nother to Willard P
Beach: SO. 600.
Emma l. Darling, exe.nrrix, TO Irene II Gar
rigues and ano 81
Milton NJ Smith to August Ruff and ano; 81
George + Johnson's Sons Co to Henry Nor
genthau Co; SIS 600.
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How to Secure a
Tribune Picture

THE TRIBUNE prints
coupon each day daily and
Sunday at the top of the Sec
ond Page. Seven coupons 70
daily and l Sunday, if present
ed with 10 cents at the Offices
of THE TRIBUNE, will en-
title the bearer to one picture.
IF THE PICTURE is TO BE
MAILED, 2 cents additional
IL CENTS IN ALL-should
be sent to the main office OF
THE TRIBUNE, No. 154
Nassau street. Address 'Pict-
ure Dept" Coupons for any
date will be accepted for any
picture.
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Elapsed
Finish. time.
Yacht and owner. Inns. H-M-S.
Gardenia /. S. Herzig S:51 80 ZOE
Tammanv w C Towen.. 4:OO:42 2:l0:42
Adyta' II p Won ForeEger 4:06:54 2:i6:o4
Boats all raced subject TO measurement
SLOoPS-CLASS o-START. 3:o5-COCRSE,
10a MILES
GRAY Jacket Floyd Noble. 4:SS:ol 1;33:0l
Florence, r. A. Brown. 1900. 1912 1:34:i2
Spider Hen5on Chubb. 4:30:14 l;3o-l4
Soya II. W. A Barstow- Disabled.
HANDICAP CLASS F'IRST DIyISOS)-START
3:1o-COURSE. 1o1s MILES.
Joy, lie Salvage and Geer.... 4:5S:4 l:4s;2t
Ia Guiana, j. H. Ives 6:0l:33 l:ol SO
Wahkan IL. Schribner and Rob
bins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OH 'oO <.oi' 90
Corrected time-I.a Guiana 1:43:35: Joy.
I:4S:24. and Waukan II, 1:51 80
HANDICAP CLASS SECOND DIyISION)-|
START 3:lo-COURSE, MILES.
Breeze, w. Pendleton 4:51 :0l IA :e1
Careless, r. Rummell $3.50. Did not finish.
SLOOPS-CLASS S-START, 3:15-COURSE.
Alice. G. Davis. 1896 l:3lcos
Rensonburst. T. p. Currier. 4:49:13 :3i;1S
NJ and F.. c. NJ. Camp Did not finish
GRAVESEND BAY KNOCKABOUTS-START
3:eo-COURSE MILES.
Slow Poke. Hall and Durland. 4:52:24 :32:24
Bahs. r Z. Speir. .-.-.--....- 5:o;S2 ~ ..
Mouse. 3. 5 Weeks 5:02:24 l:a2:-3
NEW YORK CANOE CLUB DINGHIES-
START. s:25-CoCRSE MILES.
Bullhncl. Manuel and Rolor.. 1892 o:5s:42
Sheets r De B Bsyley--- So 9:39:22
Aries 2. c Moore ------- 4:So;0l l;oS;o5
Meteor, J. c Erskine- i;3l:o3 l'oo:oS
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REAL ESTATE

Continued from thirteenth page.
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Same.
136TH ST, 8. Al IT Of Brown pl. 4ox
100: Oct %. 1905: Sa nuel and Fanny Green
stein to Max Ltpulan and Max Gold; SILL
attorney. Title Insurance Co, 13J Broadway
136TH ST. g. AZ 1T w of Brown pl, 4Sx
100 March g., 1907; Samuel and Fanny Green
stein to Harlem Savings Bank: S2S0OO; attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1fo Broad
way
10TH ST. go West, s, 25x99 II: May q.
1904; Bertha Levy to Elizabeth Becker, extrN
late John Becker: $4,000; attorneys, Ferrlss
ROeser d. Storck 1863 Broadway.
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IAN AMERICAN BEAUTY"

tina teSxts in is
n Hdt quh o each o
riders early the on hand rapidly
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Joyette. W. W Swan. :S0:2i 2.o5:2i
HANDICAP CLASS-FOURTH DIVISION
START, 225-COCRSE, 49, MILES
kenoshs, ". r Beith.-..... 4:3s: 80 2:13.5o
kenosha II. g W Nolte.-.--. 4:46:5s 2:2l:5s
Corrected time-kenosha 2:1o=29; Kenosha II,
2:1T:1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-01
BY SEWELL FORD
Drawinss by F. Vaux Wilson

stage? She had been actress! 1t outrage
Gus piece of mpertinence. that's what it was! Mr..
Sloane Cheney had been the real estate agents
VINO had leased the property: He had written to
the TIemway heirs too, telin' 'em just what folks
thought of such underhanded proceeding. He
going to speak to his attorneys and if some
thing couldn't be done about it.
Meanwhile of course, this actress person must be
made to understand that she needn't expect to be
received by anyone in exclusive set! 1t to
be the frosty stare and the cold hard look for her.
And you can imagine just now Sadie warns up to a
program like that.
Il don't care a button what the rest do!' says
she. tossin' her chin up and 1ettn the sparks shoot
from them Irish blue eyes of hers; shall call On
Mrs. Kurtz just soon as possible. l shall have
them to dinner. And want you to be nice to
Mr. Kurtz when you meet him on the train
'Eh?" says l. Want me to slap him on the back
and give him cigar?''
oh, you know what mean,' says Sadie. Elsie
Affair must be dear, know, and it's shame to
have her treated so! I'm in earnest, Shorty"
Il don't doubt it, says l. and see visions of
lively spring season ahead; But blaze awayl Us
for the under dog Throw the hooks into this party
Of the second part, and bring Elsie to the front!
All bass the aristocracy'
III admit wouldn't have got much excited over
this case all by myself. Course boycott like Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-01

thoroughly devoted to my home and to my husband.
There! You haven't met my darling Bunny, have
you? Come! Well find him."
HE was inside in what Elsie called the den and we
- rather took him by SURPRISE trailin in after her
did, He had presence enough of mind though
to stopper the decanter and kick the Vichy siphon
under the couch. AS he hadn't been hepin' herd
the sheep he didn't have any special costume.
He'd been wadin' through the Wall Street news in
the Sunday papers. l guess; for there half a
dozen diff rent kinds on the floor
medium sized gent Mr.. Kurtz is. except around
the belt. where he showed considerable pod He's
dark Completed, has pudgy little hands, and sports