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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Hyman Kantor and to Realty Trust
Guaranteed Mortgage Co to Charles Ed
monitor; S., 600.
Joseph D f Hughes TO Peter slane; 81,
Abraham II Greisman to Abraham Fried
Joseph zwick to Harry Eising; 81.
$4,000
Aianson L Weller and ano, trus to Julien
LAWYERS Tit1e insurance and Trust Co to
Josiah II De witt: $4,000
William Mason on ct al tru'' to Lawyers
Margaret { Deppeiler ct al. trus' to Joseph
John Deppeier tru. 10 same; $4,000.
Newburg Savings Bank to Julien T Davies;
Samuel wooIverton. trus to same; So, 600
Eleanora L S Cenei 20 William A Spencer;
essts; total. s94.572 so
LAWYERS Mortgage Co: assts' totsi' *ls3, 900
Title Ciuarantee and Trust Co to Troy Savings
Bank: assts; slS, 800
Same to same: $50, oGO
Same TO Bertha E Wolff; $4,000
Bend and Mortgage Guarantee CO TO George H
George Ehret 10 William Doscher; s17,a22
Rachel Mamlock ard ano. executors, to Mar
Almy r Willets. executri1, TO Elsie Powell;
Fordhsm Morris to Emily NJ GaIatin: ST.
Newburg Savings Bank 70 Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee Co. 500 oo0
Lena Keck to German Savings Bank; $50. 500.
Bowery Savings Bank to Public Bank; ss5. 900
Hiram Braman, executor. to William n
Cromwell and ano, trustees: ii.
Casper l. Ughetta to American Mortgage Co;
81 800
Pincus Lowenfeid to David zepkln; 500.
Lewis KruIewitch to Herman MasemHnn; 81
{ Wesley Holland 10 w Iorins: 81
Augusta Fowler, executrix, 10 Jonathan y
Curry. S400
stephen G Clark to Charles Brown; $40. 900.
Louis Eickwort Louis Eickwort; 81.
Clara c Swensen to Bertha Steinmetz; 500.
Emidio De Blast TO Paoo Petrccceone; $500
Edward Steinam 10 Volusia County Abstract
co; S., 900
Moritz Gruenstein to Isaac Cohen. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

LEXINGTON AVENUE-Jacob Oppenhelnler
has sold for Herman Cohn to Carrie Jacopus
No 1859 Lexington avenue, q five story MAJ
house on a lot 20X95 feet adjoining the north
east corner of 10Th street.
4STH STREET,. 3. English has sold Tor
Maria l.. Jones and others the three story dWeit-
ing house No. 223 West 4Sth street on a lot 2tx
1905 feet.
l02D STREET-Charles f. Rahm has sold TO
the Golden Rule Realty Company No 35o East
1921 street a six story new law house, on a E'ot
81 .Gx1h, /, feet
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY = The cumming
C,nsIrrctfon Company has resold plot or SIX
lots on the north side of Cathedral Parkway, 10
feet west of the junction Of LenoX and 81
Nicholas avenues The buyer-the Merritt q
Ferguson Construction Company-wiil erect an
elevator apartment house the site
WEST END AVENUE-Edward {. Williams
& Co have sold for the Napoleon Construct ion
Company tJanpole & Wernere) to Israel Lebo-
WITT No. 69S West End avenue, q hve story
American basement house, on lot lSox5oX
i.lcg az the southeast corner Of Gath street
The sellers obtained this property from = ;
Carvaho in trade for No. 100 West 2sth street
last May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
LEASES A DOWNTOWN LOFT
Rothschild Department Stores Com
pany To Be Tenant Of New Building.

The IaTIF~ i. Moves Company has
leased line third floor of the new loft build
ing recently erected at No AZ Broadway,
extending through tu Cortlandt Alley. for
a LONG term OF wears TO The Rothschild
Twenty-Five Gem Department Stores Com
lsauy- The entire building is now rented.
with the exception OF the second floor
This Is rapid renting work. considering the
fact that the building was completed only
last June The Noyes company has also
leased offices in Nos. . ana i cliff street
Tor Phelps. Dodge & CO. TO Charles b.
Chry-iaL ia No. 81 Beekman street for
John j. Burton TO Michael c Jacobson and
in No u Ann street to ID Theodore
EuUey X 60. have leased for Linda s
Rau TO the Pine Trucking Company No
Us West 18th street. a stable for q term
Of Years. Also for d. = Haaren & Son
10 A. Schmidt No. so West 10Th street
Pease & Gilman have leased the follow
ing houses: No. 1T East 52d street, a new
1ive story American basement for Mrs
George J. Malcolm; No. IS East 18th street.
handsome new five story American base
ment. for Francis Burriu Hoffman: No. Is
East 69th street for Mrs 5. Neustadt. No.
j. West sd street for the estate of r. Nj.
Gilbert, No. ll6 East 57th street for Jabish
the IIOce estate.
Albert l. Gushing las rented from Henry
Webb through Pease & Gilman No. 80
Maple Drive, Greenwich Conn.
Horace :. Ely & Co have leased until
May !. l2lS, the property No. Is 10 - Cort-
landt street and No 173 to la Greenwich
street. at the northeast corner of those
streets. The tenant is Frank Melville, jr.,
VINO conducts a chain Of shoe stores.
Ben jamin Burnstein has sold for Marie
premises No. pa Seventh avenue a four
story building, at the northwest corner OF
2i;h street tc the National Cloak and Suit
COMPANY
Leonard J Muhifelder has leased for the
Boreas Construction Company 10000 feet in
No rs and 80 West oath street TO Lewis
Brothers and William Kaufman G. Sen. also
1og the Louis Weber Building Company
Ieo feet at Nos = and 50 East 18th street
FOR Mamie Landauer 5.0G0 feet at Nos. 81
and 133 Wooster street for the Manhattan
Leasing Company 500 feet at Nos. 4 and c
Washington Place and for s. Sydney Smith
5,ft0 feet at No 167 Greene street
Louis IL Lowenstein has leased for the
MaXlow Realty Company the store at No.
645 Lexington avenue for a term Of years
TO the Fashion Tailoring establishment
also the dwelling house No s. East 18th
street 70 Suehiro-Tei, an organization Of
japanese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
N.,nN-EEREP IL


FRONT ST. l4$: Elizabeth 3 White to
Alfred Adams; yrs from May l. isil 81
6oa; address 10 Nassau ST. Brooklyn, y Y
STRING ST. 40. store and basement the
Savoy Holding Co to Rocco ColuEZii WIS from
Jan l. 1911 81 100, address. 232 Mulberry ST
ID AVE, asi. " cor I'D st. Philip ID Il
Smith 10 James tiatfney: II yrs mos ana ~, 20
DAYS from OcJ q. 1910; $3.50; address, "Sl
I'd ave
It'll AVE. n " cor "4th 81: owen w Buck
lev 10 Mari, ChauNvlOI: 10 Jan !, from NOV
l.. 1910: for term; 81; address. IA sth ave
7TH AVE. M. part basemsnt and store;
DIcoTt Realty CO Jonas Silherlnan; ) us
from May 1910. $3.50; ADDRESS. 1s' 9TH
ycTH ST 20 East. Conrad cara TO En-
manuel IIoliu,!i.eck: j. yrs from Feb !, lgl
taxes etc $4,000 TO Sc, 600, address, lao 'th
ave
l3STH ST SOS East, a space 10 TO J II y
@ inside wall. David Rosenbauru 10 AirA-
sudsr Ia perrin: from Nov l. 1910. TO April
So 49,; s. go: address, 200 Brown PL
lSoTn ST. 719 East, store, etc; the Chris
tiaue Realty Construction 30 10 Henry NJ Gut
man. > yrs from Oct /. 1910; $500 10 $40;
address. 713 East 1s0th ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yester-
day at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room Nos IA and 10 Nesey street:
BY Joseph P. Day.
FULTON ST, of Furman St Brook
Ivn 30. 7NI00. with riparian rights: one 81! :.
one > sty and two ! sly bldgs; former plant
of the Hecke--J Jones Jewell Company; yolun-
tary sale; sold to John J McManus for 5ooo.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 211o w s. 21ll IT OF
125rh st 40xl0O. > sty nathouse and stores;
sold TO the plaintiff for s3S.239.
Ry Samuel Marx.
10TH ST. 34s and $50. s. no # Of lst
ave 4Oxl 100 il: 6 sty tenmt and stores; sold TO
Morris Neftolowitz and s Lippman for S4o.6oO.
BY Herbert y sherman
ssTH ST 227 n g. SI5 IT g OF West End
ave e5xloO5: . stv tenTnJ and stores; sold to
the plaintiff for $4,000
BY Daniel Greenwald.
MiIINER AVE. W s. 1921 tt 8 or Sell ave
2aXlO1 6x25xl06.S. Van Nest: sold To the piaih-
tiff for 81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

n, nth AVE. n e cor of oath st, ss li1 once
M S,i Brothers Inc. axt Manhattan o eono
t ts 81. 40 owner; Bliss Grirn'h''
IS SANE .sn. PROPERTY: syke. Steel Roofing -
18Th ST. ia and 1is East; John " Ra aToe GG
Hiss z Tr, Manhattan Office Building o.
~ ~ Sriihths, contractors; 81 ,4S4
agt same; 81 2a2
IN "a AVE cor of oath St ss.11x7e = LIZ
Co. sa inc, ast First Manhattan once snn' Co
ounce oeG 0 Manhattan Offlce Buiiotnns
o"nei' Bliss & Griflths. contractors; 1855 ..
ave anaf AVE. E, 1s5 IT OF ,1-s md
Soii,,e oI q g same ast Jessaminc hs' con
tractors; s647 So
OIL, In AVE. cor of oath ST, se 11x IT,.
RuIdinS ger Mesbit co aEt Manhat. .sa,ne Co
S.ouha manhattan Office Building Co, o~neis'
Dhss q Hrin'ths, contractors: 1910.
s,i MeMpREWs AVE. 22o2 and 22o4: Henry ;,u.
$500 u agt Jessamine c and Collins Bliss
owners: Bliss & Griffths. contractors; 1856 81.
., MMoAPSsWORTH AVE. cor OF nth St ~ ~ ~
o"her ana contractor; $546 So
18TH ST. ia and ZIG East: Tucker & vinton
as' Second Manhattan Once Building Co, OWL
er, Bliss & Griffths, contractors 500
ca asaa ST, As West: Jacob Palets ct Al a.
ana solomon Hanfng, contractors; $1,se "a.
18Th list ST ia and 1ie East; Jacob stockin1Eier
CO. owner: Riiss r,1eiha sa2 81
WALTON AVE. 8. 101 fl. n Of fremont ave,
I0Ox1oo; Dominick La ssla ast Henry Ben
line. owner; Maverick Construction Co. owner
and contractor; $500
117TH ST, 523 to go East; Greater New YORK
Tin and Tar Roofing Co ast Emma C West.
owner and contractor; $500.
10TH ST. sos and 5oe West same agt same;
ANDREWS AVE, 200; Abbott's Sons a8t
Theodore c Wood, Jessamine c Bliss and Col
I'm. t Bliss 81 owners: Bliss Grfn'hs' contrao
/ ANDREWS AVE. 2202 and 2204; Carl An
derson agt Jessamne and Collins Bhss'
owners; Bliss 4 Griffiths contractors; $500.
TN AVE cor 9Th dan St, soaso aa". 9ee
1912 60. ''''S oi''''''
| Congregation Pincus Elijah, owner and con-
tractor; 1892
TH AYE cor gath 3, s 81
SHy R s,ns stone ne co xn SIIes Gr,hs
contractors; 500.
esTH ST, .25s and $50 West: Carlo Note o sss
Charles F Miller, owner: Vincenzo La Aoiie
and Peter .Altier contractors; *l17.
SAME PROPERTY: Giuseppe Lebro ass
Charles Miller, owner; Fincenzo La Tocrs ano
Peter Altieri, contractors; $40
St SILK irreg: Arthur Neitharmdt agt success
Construction Co and Harry Hess o"neH
Pucci Construction Co, contractor; $eS.
| 125TH ST, 40 West: Jacob Rubin agt May
DevIn owner: Gordon & Stein Construction Co.
| contractor; $3.50.
10TH ST Of Lexington 9n. ave We Q. ~ Irs s.e
ond Manhattan ONCE Building co, owner; Bliss
g. Grlfflths contractors; g 1oo 6l
o17TH ST, $, SD IT e Of White Plains Road
47xi14x irreg; John II stnrk aEt Sam ro,,rantor
s s7s So s~nsr euS'a'S '
TrH AVE. cor oath st. 70 2xss H. James Jane
ing Co owner; Bliss & Grifiiths. contractors
Sc, 1872 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
NEW BUILDINGS FOR BRONX
Twenty-six Operations Call for
an Expenditure of S1,168, 5000.

A large number of plans for proposed
structures in the northerly borough was
passed upon by the Buildings Department
of The Bronx just prior to the new build
ing regulation which went into effect yes
terday These plans called for an est-
mated expenditure of sl,les,ooo. The latest
group of filings involves twenty-six oper-
ations, and is made up mostly of five story
tenement houses and one and two story
stores and dwelling houses
Two of the largest operations involved
the block front on the north side of l4lst
street. between Robbins and Powers ave-
nues. which is to be improved with four
six story tenement houses by Nathan
Marks at a cost of $4,000. and four five
story tenement houses, to be built by Otto
J. Schwartzler at the northeast corner OF
Webster avenue and l6Sth street, at an
estimated cost of sl45.o0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
BIG BROOKLYN SITE SOLD.

There was keen competition yesterday
for the Eecker-JCnes-Jewe milling prop
erty. Fulton street, Brooklyn. The prop
erty was sold by Joseph P. Day in the
TeSey street exchange, and after series
Of bids was secured for SIS 600 by John ].
McNanus. II consists Of a six story build
ing and several one and two story struct-
Ures, with q covered pier extending into the
East River 80 feet, and was assessed by
tfe city on valuation Of sn5,O00.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
NEW REALTY BUYERS.

The Palmer Realty Company is the buyer
Of the Lyndon Arms apartment house. at
No 524 Riverside Drive, the sale OF which
by the Commonwealth Mortgage Company
was reported YESTERDAY Robert H Jones
was The broker.
Mooyer e. Marsten report that they were
The sole brokers ia the sale of No. 10 Eighth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

1887 ST. S. 1927 ~ 9 OF Oh Broadway,
l27xsss: Ernest Kas- agt Abbie Farreh
ct al foreclosure Of mts): attorney. N Steiner
1a1ST ST. g. 90 fl e OF Old Broadway,
A. 7x82i1; Ernest Blume ast Abbis M Far
reil 81 al foreclosure Of mtg): attorney. N
Ste iner
DELAFIELD AVE, cor Livingston st.
25x1OO: Philip = McCook egt Annie Lyons
ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney, p Nc
Cook.
eBTH ST. "a West; Sophie NJ BeiseI ast
Bertha Pape ct al partition; attorney. r b
Bach.
wILIErT AVE. 5. 1882 IT OF 21sth
St 24IOxp3s: Martin O'Brien, trustee. ag.
Eleanor J Phesn ct al faction to declare
trust etc); attorney. Fl Beal
RIVERSIDE DRIVD. 147; whitney Lyon
sgf Helen White et al foreclosure OF mtg).
attorney. L Csrua7-
10TH ST. s. 93.2 fl " Of Tiffany 81,
5oxIDO: Catherine A Burton agt Gustave
Odeil ct al foreclosure Of mtg): attorney. p
A Hating.
TRINITY AVE " s. 1881 II " Of I5sth 81.
1411x1137: Henry Jackson nst Joseph
Ginsold ct al foreclosure of mortgage: at
lorney, Fl Jackson.
UROTONA AVE. 1917: Joseph Cornell ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
RESALE oF CATHEDRAL PARKWAY PLOT
On the Site Which Is Near Lenox Avenue the Merritt Fergu
son Construction Company Will Erect an Apartment House.
UPPER AMSTERDAM AVE. BLOCK FRONT TO BE IMPROVED

avenue northeast corner of Jane street,
for the estate of Polka Wikens and that
they were also associa ted brokers in
the sale of No AZ Eighth avenue. a four
story building. the entire plot being about
z5xS0 feet p. f. Guerin is the buyer.
Joseph Lieberts is the buyer of the apart
ment house on the north side of 18th
street, 1S5 feet cast of Riverside Drive, re-
ported sold recently by the George A.
Bagge Construction Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

path ST. $, 1s5 # OF katonah ,u aye;
William G Kinney ast Ger d Cons'fae''0"
Co ct al: Oct 10. 1910: $3.50 10
cHATTERTON AVE, BIB; Unionport Lumber
and Manufacturing Co ast Martin Danenieiser
ct al: June q, 1910; 500 s.
PROSPECT AVE. 1904 and 2SoS; van Ns g.
Woodworking Co agt Anna Welschman al al
Oct II 1909 S6S2 3s.
WEBSTER AVE, e cor 1lsth St; he san,
Maskin agt Caryl Montgomery e' ~ Sep'
- 1910 (by bond; SIS.
COIFRTI.ANDT AVE. 1923 and s25 and 622 ana
GA: Louis Macousey agt Onyx Realty ana Son.
struction Co ct all July L. iSlo 10Y o0ho''
go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

The names Of the members OF the Cham.
Der of Commerce who VIII serve on
special COMMITTEES. called for at neetin,
OF the Chamber on November 70 take IN
INC matter of the Hartman Inter~afs
park and the Bronx Parkway. were an.
nounced Yesterday as follows. Chairman
John A. Bensel, state Englneer-elect: Isaas
~ S.Iirrnan Alfred T. Boiler. J. Wars,
Thsyer and Julio s. Sorzane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
TERATlONS.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, iao; TO sty brk
prNars a~lg Mrs pu Bots. premises own
49,, ip"sworth Holden, 117o br'ao"aS'
I'LL ST IL West to a sty apt: l.
construction Co. i4o0 9th ave, owner uioneh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

ro.sp, - "a Irene bro"h'
s1,JnO; address 1889 Clinton ave wilkins ave-
INTERvALE AVE, $. at ssos. 900; Nov "A;
Sema.S rreg prior al MI Lyman c9nssractSsn
Broadway ..s Asso-
citation. Nov 19 ny due etc as s per 81 900;
George Buckbee to David )
address, West 92d ST -. land party
se6 afS a a. and a. map aach 800 N9y
St roa 6urkman Realty , 60 10 nV
Henry D Block TO- same; $1,000; address, ''
as above u,u,,or
LOT 1l5. same map; Nov l. Same me- as above.
hardick to same: 5000 adoiee s. Edward
LOT 2is, same map; Nov /; rs as above
H Kelly to same; 5000 address same q" . vrs.
LOTS 217 and 21s, same map. -, 80 as above.
same to same; 81, $50; ADDRESS FRANK r
LOT 81 same map. N S9N T. address, same as
above. ,. 20
LOT 222, same map; Nov l. hove s'''
same; $500; address, same as a0o ss,o,. 2
LOT 405 same map q mtes, ea ii 7GO: ad-
yrs: Henry Lowenthal 10 s"ii''
dress, same as above ,,r- A
LOT 2ss to 1885, Noyo i: osa+ yTs; same same As
Raphael TO same; $1'oe:
LOT les. same map; Nov 1; yrs; "a above.
strubel to same; 500; address. SAME yysnz to
LOT 22s. same map; Nov !; o Saeo'
TOTS no .,d ~ map Underclin Iel.adde
prior mtg $4,000; Nov a; due a. Messenger
Abram Goldsmith to Aloer.
81 600; address, 1911 Palisade ave-
LOT 0. blk 80 map land party seC9 ; Rradv
n m Nov q. due az per bond; EDWIN Di 1 ~
to Bruce Brown Land Co; stoo' du
9Th ave ,o,a
PROSPECT AVE. g. 216.s # S OF i1 *.
ST. 49, x95 (prior mtg s2,3o0l: P !" 70 Helene
Wegner; s5oe: address, 1921 Prospect ave
ORCHARD ST NV $. 1919 # of scam mn Ell
s., 22x15G; Nov IA. 3 yrs; Alfonso sG G 81
To Bazena r d Merrirnan $4,000; address, -
North st, Milford. Conn
TAYLOR AVE. e s. $50 IT OF Val an cent ::
ave, 25x10O: Nov IA; yrs . e pc. I iii. >
Agnes Schano and Frances Iierhah 70 VS. East
abeth Dooing; $4,000; address, Ito Las
50th st.
eth ST. s, 223.11 Y Of Greene 1osanh
Wollman: 81 500; address, sol East $50 ST.
I5oD ST 31S East. 25x152x irreg tprloi
mtg $4,000; Nov a. 4 months, per e es
Longfeliow Realty Corporation to AdoII Man
del: $4,000; address. 261 Central PARK west
18TH ST, SOC East, cor of Union ave,
20x100; Nov IS; yrs; Thomas SchnelaeI "
metropolitan Savings Bank; $4,000; ADDRESS,
90 Cooper Square.
10TH ST 1851 East 20x9O; Nov IS; 2 yrs.
per cent; William l. RatZ TO Lizzie van
Ripper; $1,000; address 207 West llith 81.
HIST ST, n s, 1901 # e Of Sd ave, o5IlIi
| Bjodkegren, inc to James Knshelmer'
| 1880: address, 1880 18th ave
1S2D ST. s. lot "A, map Horton property
at South Belmont, J0X100: Nov IA; due as per
| bond Henry Spieman to Theresa Schappert;
! 81. 600: address, 51S East seth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
MECHANICS LIENS.

SO 600 " 10 Dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
sIIIpINo LOAN coNTRAcra
INTERSTATE PARK COMMITTEES

ROGERS PLACE. e =. Sol II OF W~
chester ave- 50x90: James @ Wentz loans Pas~
Building Co. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

katherine N Herman (foreclosur. q -.
attorney, " Bondy- w
SPRING ST, $50; Joseph L Feinb.r,
Nathan Harrison Realities (specifc ~
ance), attorney. r. Nathan.
WILKINS PL, $. 102. Z ~ OF f7o>A -
81. SIX irreg: Arthur Neithardt ast Success r,sS
structfcn co ct al faction to forscloss .oSe
chanic-s IienJ. attorney, 3 Kelly. ~
SOUTH ST. n cor GouveTneur Slip ia
I4Ox irreg: 5th ave. 3. COLL II Ok 2a.ss
At 16xf0O: Henry Bergh ct al agt WIN. :
Bergh ct al (partitionJ; attorneys. Strong !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
ia pENDENS.

berg 4 Ieuehtas. Yves, 22d Ct. architects;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

LITTLE WEST 18TH ST. 70 to 81; for 8
sty brk stable 52xSS; American Transfer 20:
84l Washington 81, lessee; John "a 6aaer' 81
jackson ave, Queens. architect; $So.ooo-
AMSTERDAM AVE, s. whole front pc
tween IItth and 17Tth sts for SIX story
ami. 1919 101s9ll Gingold Realty CO. 10 West
42d ST owner: C Watson. 2l1 West lzo'h
ST. architect; 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

7TH AVE . cor q, path st. Sss 11x19,1;
Mliiiken Brothers Inc aKt Manhattan on III,
tan,nrs Co owner; Bliss Grfm'hS'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-10
Genoa on the steamship Frederick der

Genoa on the steamship Frederick der
Crosse.
Mr.. Roy George of the Delta Phi
house left today for his home in Lenox.
Iowa.
Mr.. John Borah of Grinnell. Kan,
left today for his home after spending
the winter at the Kappa Sigma house
Miss Josephine Tice, one of the
Washburn students of the Sigma Delta
Psi house. is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. J. D. Gossett. and will be here
week longer before she returns to her
home in Dodge City.
Mr.. w. P. Clark of Washburn col
lege has gone to Chicago to study at
the Chicago university this summer.
Mr.. B. F. Flenniken has returned
from a business trip to Leavenworth.
Miss Gladys Boyle will go to Man
haitian Sunday for commencement Of
the State Agricultural college.
Miss Marian Dewey of the Beta
house, Washburn college. has gone to
her home in Stockton. Kan.
Miss Bess Renwick will attend the
commencement dance at Manhattan
Wednesday night.
Miss Eugenia Quinton.. who is spend
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Harley Reisman of Chicago. has gone
to New York to visit Mrs. Harold
Pickering.
Mrs S. L. Bower of Los Angeles,
Cal, is the guest of her son, Mr..
Charles Bower, and Mrs. A. o. Walker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-10
LEWIS IS SAVAGE.
Attacks Col. Roosevelt and w. j
Bryan. -

Chicago, June 10.-Editor Theodore
Roosevelt and Editor William Jen-
nings Bryan were criticised in speech
by former Congressman James Hamil-
ton Lewis before the Illinois Press
association today, both being described
said will lead to a disruption of par
ties into bands flying the flag of their
own special privileges. He called upon
the country editors to bring about CO.
hesion and thus counterfeit the inf1t1-
ence of the movement he described.
by legislation we are being con-
verted into nation of legalized
brigands against legalized bandits. The
policy now is to destroy any opponent
by the sword of some privately di-
rected act of the legislature or con-
gress.
UNLESS this frenzied mania for leg
islation which forces Under penalty
obedience to that which justice and
conscience are against shall subside
measure Of individual welfare. the
United States of America will break
up into bands and parties under the
flag of their own special legislative
privilege will pit themselves against
the others as were the houses of Ital-
ian mobiles, English lords and German
barons, which destroyed all democracy
of human nature in that day.
s'If I am correct in my fear of the
surrounding danger, I must charge
much of its existence to Editor Bryan
and Editor Roosevelt. each of whom
In his sincere desire to promote a re-
form. in the injustice of local institu-
tions has inaugurated in his political
following a greater danger in the spirit
opponent for retaliation or venge-
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