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Glad of the
Af1ictinn-

As far as am concerned I am glad
thatAhis pUzzIer is afflicted in this man
ner- It may sound heaTtless. I know
but I am ''awfully" glad and I hope
there are lots more suffering as much
However, 7 am honest in saying that
do hope she finds relief and cousoIa-
ton IN the way Of a prize some day,
and very Soon
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RETTY SIUSISIE; Thanks for
- your dear letter. and you
need not be a bit afraid that
win take champagne again,
or anything else Of that kind
I know exactly what you think
about it-that young girls do not
need false stimulant, and that it
makes them act f0Olishly and do and
say things they would never have
done otherwise. And III never do II
again, Mumsie, promise you
I had a lovely swim this morning,
and, wonder of wonders, Mr.. Cation
and I met on the raft and actually
talked Peaceably for about half an
hour. He showed me a new stroke.
and we found out we had heaps Of
friends in common he knows
Geof Parker awfuly well; they were
at Harvard together
Just as we were getting on 50
beautifully a soft voice said right
behind US: ''WeH. have you two good
people decided TO spend the day here?
Mrs. Lawrence IS wondering what in
the world has become Of-you, Miss
Maitland" (Mrs. Lawrence knew
where 7 was; told her I was going
10 the raft.) And up on the raft
climbed Mrs. Bentlys
She Looked
AwfuIly Smart
She looked awfulIy smart IN a
black satin bathing suit and scarlet
cap, but. Mumsie, she's q cat-I know
she is
OF course I remembered that two
IS company and slipped into the
water at once I think Mr. Cation
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Selecting a Scnool-

A Reader cannot publish the name
Of a school in this column but in any
OF the schools where languages are
taught you could take up course IN
English, thereby improving your literary
talent
send your stories 10 any Of the various
magazines
Use any paper for your manuscript
that YOU prefer Regular letter size
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|IGHT. said the TlcElenojISe
- with a kindly twinkle, its
Ely treat Chiluns, whatll
You have
ice cream said Davy al once
'WiId honey squeaked Teddy bear.
Cheese sandwich squealed Willie
Westinghouse
-'Dorfy hasn't said anything smiled
the Mouse Ladies frst-DOrfy, you
decide"
Well said the little girl. Il like
cold things on a night ike this-but ice
cream costs so much. Couldn't we rave
lemoEade2"
"A barrel Of It. bless your hearth The
TickIemouse runmaged about and found
an empty finger bowl He Esckled the
edge of the bowl till II began to bub-
Bile at the bottom. slowly filing with
ice-cOld lemonadet
The he waved his paws over Il. say
ing some strange words Il grew to
the size Of a Observation-Disclosures
with the most delicious lemonade the
twins had ever tasted! They filed
their glasses and drank il through
straws-
''Al1 sou can hold smiled the
Mouse at last Then lets 90 fishing"
DGvy groaned. I'd love TO. Mr.
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q shape that is likely to win the ap-
prevail Of the judges
But with so many clever time
hardened competitors. il is with
fear and trembling that the recent
victim Of the dread ualadv sends in
her list OF boats MiSerere mihi
Believe me with all good wishes,
Respectfully yours,
A PUZZLER-
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Wedding Etiquette.

X Eff a man has been invited to
the church and not 10 the wedding re
cepUOn, he should leave or mail his
card to the brides parents, and also 70
the bridal couple. The full name should
be used, and If too long. the initials
only The address should be placed in
the lower right-hand corner
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PIatinum Il Photographv.

A 3. G.. g New York avenue north
east-Platinum IS used In photographs
in order that photographs may be given
the proper color.
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Aliens Nav Own Property.

L L C.-Any person not q citizen OF
the United states may own. buy or
sell real estate IN the District Of Co
lumbia.
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white paper IS generally used and II
should be written on but one side
II you viii send me q self-addreSsed
and stamped envelope I VIII eudeaVOr
TO assist you in selecting a school
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alks With Puzzlers
By Frances Carroll
. FAD the following letter, puzzlers.
X and tell me what you think about
4 - it

Dear Miss Carroll.
I fear am suffering from a queer
complaint which might be diagnosed
as an acute form Of puZzleitis. and
just now I am in mortal terror lest
II become chronic; as evidence OF
my sOrry plight consider the num-
Der OF puzzles have contributed re-
Gently. and the even more alarming
symptoms shown by my having
commenced 10 submit soIutiOns-One
Inflated one last week, and a second
yesterday Sunday
II you know a remedy. I wish
you'd give immediate publicity TO
the prescription; 7 am in sore need
OF II, and there may be others who
would be glad TO effect a cure, too,
for II seems that / am not the only
one thus afflicted
Perhaps some eminent scientist has
noticed similar cases, and after SUI
6CienU observation, Investigations
and experiments. has made II pos
sible for those OF US who have puZ-
Zle germs in cur systems TO md
relief from the dire results Of the
disease However. I imagine II must
run its course. and finish" the pa
tent at about the time Il comes 10
an end
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Stamp Filtration

Emile Gordon-The Stamp Language
OF Stamp Filtration was published III
The Washington Times on Sunday, AU-
gust 4 Kindly refer TO the files.
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Hopes For Some
Con SolaTInn-

If the case is hopeless, and I have
reason 20 believe mine is becoming
so. can YOU offer any consolation for
the poor puzzler2 There is one Gin
the way Of a prize, 1 believe) and II
may make my fate seem less cruel
should I BY any chance have brought
ny answer TO this Yeek's loco into
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Letters of a Summer Girl
By Beatrice F airfax

meant to go, too, but Mrs Bently
said "Oh, Bobby, I'm nearly dead
after that long swim: I simply must
rest, and don't dare stay here
alone know Miss Maitland won't
mind going back alone; VIII you,
dear2"
1 laughed and said ''NO, indeed"
and dived under the raft and came
up behind them, and when 1 looked
back there sat Mr.. Bobby looking as
sulkIy as you please
Do you know, I really think he
wanted to swim back with me; so I
felt very gay and rather naughty,
because I knew that the more I
laughed the more he wanted to come
along
OF course disaPprove Of him hor-
ribIy. but I would be a satisfaction
to take him away from that cat
Now. Mumsie, don't draw your
pretty eyebrows into a disappearing
frOwn; she is a cat
There was a hop tonight, and l
wore nv yellow chiffon had
glorious time and danced every
minute
Mr.. Sinclair does not dance, so All
nv dances with him I sat out he
bad sent me an enormous bunch OF
yellow roses. SO Of course had 10
be polite
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Burns a Scotchman-

Buns a SCOtchman-
a NUch-pUZzled PuzzleT - 'BO5bie
Burns was not an EnglisEman- He
was a ScOtchmau.
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to the ballroom Just as the dance I was
70 have had with Mr. eaton came 70
an end
We met him IN the doorway. looking
as black as a thundercloud. and when
I tried 10 apologize ne was quite rude:
said IL really cid not matter a particle,
that he quite understood He was hcr-
rid.
felt fearfuIIy snubbed. but A.r. Sin
clair laughed and said something about
''nl-mannered cub and that made me
angry at MIN, and 7 said Indeed. you
are quite mistaken I Ike him very
much and I'm very sorry missed ny
That made him mad, and he was lust
as stlm as ne could be, and presently
made an excuse 10 leave me with Mrs.
Lawrence
Oh, Mumsie, sometimes I wonder If It
IS such fun to be grown Up, after ali.
I never used 10 have quarreIs. and
fusseS, and feel glad. and sad. and mad.
and even bad al in one day, IS I do
Your Romping
Little Girl
You said. in your letter. that you
wondered how your rompins girl was
getting on
Well, she's getting on as well as can
be expected without her own darling,
VS. -A-S---~- ~ s7AA-@I lAtA DAL III c-AG al
she'll make some kind OF a bUngis be-
fore she gets through.
love you, darling, more than
tongue can tel, and ginger cookies
as I used 70 say when I was a little
girl
Dearest love to dad and good night,
you dearest Of mothers
Your loving daughter
P Slots Of the girls smoke; do You
cisapDrove OF it very mUch2
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Daily Horoscope
SThe stars incline, bus do net
compel"
Friday, August 10. 1910.

Be not % W-av' ring soul
Hold firmly 20 thine goal.
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He Can Say
Prettiest Things.

He does know how to say the pref
tiest things, and I'm going ouS IN as
motor boat tomorrow afternoon
rad two dances with M Cation. and
he dances dIvineIy, simply divinely-
reauv only had one dance with him,
because. when the second came, was
ont on the cliff with Ar Sinclair, and
the time slipped away and we got back
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LOCAL MENTION.

Wanted-Eyeryone 10 Know We Dam
Socks free Star Laundry Co., 13I5-1s17
18th St y. ".
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AND
Lemonade Pool

ICoDyright. 1870 By Roy Rutherford BansyJ
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Try Murine Eye Remedy
For Red. Weak. Weary. Watery EysS.
Granulated Eyelids and Pink EZe. Try
It Tor Baby's Eyes Doesn't Smart
Scothes Eye Pain At Druggists. SOC
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Ridge Harbor.

RFTTY sIUNSIE- Thanks for
your dear letter. and you
need not be a bit afraid that
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- ~ -

said the Ticklemouse
- with a kindly twinkle, its
nv treat Chilluns, what'lI
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Your Romping
Little Girl

P Slots o. the girls smoke: do you
cisapDrOve Of it very mUch2
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.

Angelo Rezzano to Arthur Hempe; sIp nssl
George Doutney and ano to William Ehse
So. 300 ss. ooo
Vaclav SIoup to vacIav Nemerek: 500
Rafael Diez de la Cortina and aho u i
Diez de la Cortina: 81 $500. q,
Emanuel A Gardner TO Lena Welnstoch, x1
Clara Steinreich. extrx, to Clara stem
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10
Braker; 81 COO .,,- .-,r
Moses Wenman, exr. 10 Solomon Aao0"' "
asstS; 81
Same to Solomon zadek; 81. r-u..
Hamilton Securities Co to WasnEnse0n
Co: 81 RE. co ~
Lawyers Title Insurance and .1 a1qsI aoo 20 ~
Lawyers Mortgage Co: five assts; S;o SoS;;oOo, ,ou,
Metropolitan Bank to John Maiohey' i01
" iliam A Tenney to George n Church 81
Sanborn G Tenney to same: 81 rr ,,o,-
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Emily Moir
same to Oneida Savings Bank; $500
Lawyers Title Insurance and trust 20 lo AN'"
yers Mortgage 90: $50. 900. .,oooo
Same to William Ross. trustee; so;yUi, soI;yysIi,.r, N
Title Guarantee and Trust co 20 soe Mensbh Han '
Spackman and ano trustees; assIs; s|ooV.a s 49,,
Lawyers Realty Co to Lawyers IllLe Aiisui"''~
and Trust co: $4,000. 49,, vyi.,sr.
Henry Wiener, jr, trustee to Henry wiener
Charles f Spies to Everett B Heynsnn; 81:
William NJ spackman and ano 10 A""a
same to Birdseye r Lewis: $4,000. -
Joseph c Levi. trustee, to Floreh0e -
Harris; $4,000. =.
William d Leonard exr. to Alfred W Irotter
eft al: 81. =, r,,,,-ob. st
Lansing Co to George Grinnel; 81 ooo
WiIIiam " Astor to Elfz A Diller: $4,000.
Thomas Cavanagh to Wllham Il
50. 600 - .,
Ida Hirshbaum to Simon Hirshbaum; si3ooo.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
LEASE INVOLVES $500, 900
Leumann, Boesch e. Weingart
to Have Fifth Avenue Home.

N & L Hess have leased for the estate
of Eugene A. Hoffman TO Leumann. Boesch
4 Weingart. importers of laces, embroid-
cries. etc. the southerly store at No. i
Fifth avenue and the first and second lofts
az Nos 10 and 124 Fifth avenue, contain
ing about 5000 square feet, at an aggre-
gate rental of s2OO,ooo. The lessees have
been located at No. SOC Broadway for sew
eral years.
Christian Schierloh has leased for Mrs
Mary c. O'Brien the three story and base
ment house No. 313 West 55th street for a
term of years TO a Mrs. Costello.
Kronengoid & Hasslock have leased for H
Geiger the four story building No 4S West
olst street TO B. kurland for twenty-one
years. Mr.. Geiger recently obtained long
lease of the property from the Gould estate.
The property at No. III West 42d street.
owned by the Alonzo Hornby estate, has
been leased, il is said. for term of years.
On the lot there is a four story building,
which it is understood will pe altered by
the lessee. The property is about 175 feet
west OF Sixth avenue.
The Hornby estate recently leased to
George Considine the Site for his new hotel,
on the north side of 43d street. just east of
Broadway, and adjoining the Hotel Cadil-
lac.
G. RretteI & Son have leased for q term
of years for the United Cisar Stores Com
pany TO Mr.. Perlberg the large store at
No. 1e4 East 125th street; for Miss Free
born 10 a Mr.. Minneman, for term of
years. the building No. 2236 Third avenue;
for Osk & EdeIstein TO Mrs. Rudolph. No.
$50 East 124th street a three story dwelling
house; for the George Welsh estate, the
CONC fn-~ AFr
Lehmeyer to a Mr.. Sealy No 306 East 10th
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
BUSINESS CHANGES.

The Louis Becker Company. a new cor
poration, has opened Offices at No l9oz
Amsterdam avenue, near 18th street for
the transaction Of a general real estate
and insurance agency and brokerage busi-
ness in all its branches. Louis Becker, z
resident of and specialist in Washington
Heights property for over twenty years.
has been elected president.
The firm of Huston & Asinari has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
formerly conducted by the firm will be con-
tinued by the Huston & Spraker Company.
z corporation, which will conduct q general
real estate business at the same address.
Robert A Asinari will be associated with
the company.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

extrx, to Thomas J Higgins: l-9 par ,a ns
liens; quit claim; 81; address. 2910 Marion q
WEBSTER AVE, g =, 2S23 II OF ttSs1th ar
o5OxJOO: Park ave W & 2ST. S IT of 1Sttn -
25ox1oa; Clinton ave. s. 100 It OF cray ~, ~
ooox1oo William II Scrugham as tus' ,oa.
George n Purser. of Scarsdale, \ \; s'i'f'''
address. 81 Nassau st.
WOOSTER ST. S. 1859 TT OF -
st. So 6Sx1o0x irreg: Brown Readtty Nov q.
Brown-Weiss- Realities tmtg SIooool' hia' ~
81 address, 8 Beckman ST.
I'D AVE, 1899 g. s. I9.2x7o: Thomas "a e
han to Katie O'Meara (mtg S12ooO)' Aus "
1909; s1oo: address JOG East E1st ST
SD AVE. Il cor of 16sth st So aN Hfon Mou.
(foreclosurel, April Z. 1910: Gilbert Il Hpaoit aao
tague ref. TO Samuel Schwartznah' OF ,1orlr,s
lyn; May Q; $4,000; address 6ol % Ni
ave.
152D ST. oac East s 8, 23.5xe41 10: ADrs- t,If :
ham Oboier 20 Pearl oboler; !; bns+ bart .1I5th b
S.. 600; May 9; 500; address, oi "eS
St .
1ssTH ST. + IL IT W Of Bathgat91 1.a'ss ave:
2oxa5; the Mountain Construction 60 ~ oddress.
r Barry (mtg $1,000; May .; 81 auuiS'
1856 1st
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

MANHATTAN.
AMI-NDSON AVE, n cor Randall ave. 1U'S
%: Josephine Ryland TO Charles a Anderson;
April -; 81: address. 6S7 East 22oth st.
+ BROADWAY. S, W cor 1gsth st: 44Sx ipns i6rsg
John NJ Shea Sheriff to Chelsea Realty GO: all
right title and interest; Feb 10. 1910: $2oo; aa-
CoENTIE1s SLIP. 2s. 2oz5os; George STACEY
ct al to City ReAl Estate Co: 30 As parts All
title an9 a p; ana e May L. i'lV' s'0'0o '''
SAME PROPERTY; Adrian Tuttle, trustee. to
City Real Estate co: 10 part; May = s''4io o. !:
address, same as above
SHERMAN AVE s cor Emerson st. 1o0x1o0;
Corn FNcti ange Realty Co to Thomas l. REYNOLDS
y "a 1sf's st. ''V'V'''' 'iN' . y
SD ST. $. 100 it W of I'd ave. 81 4x1oo,5;
I.onix 1ngrahan. referee to COOPER fseaity 90
se1 nts $4,000 May g. S7'o00' address ) Nassau
7TH ST. 200 East. 25x9o1o: Samuel Harris
address, go East 4th ST
7TH ST. 9 East. e5x,ao-1o: Charles S Hclz- I5
wasser to Selma r Poliits: all title; April "o'
36TH ST, 30 East 25x9s,9: Mary E Bergen
to Theresa Fitzsiromons I mn, 9tg $4,000 Sla"oo
address. Room Ios. 3o2 Broadway.
GoD ST s5 East 25x1o5.5; Benjamin NJ Day
to Emily A sanford: May o; sloo; address. 1925
1th
72D ST so7 West. 17xlo2 =; Edward @ Griffith + to
Henry p KingsIand. Of Elberon. J; May l. 81;
address. 60 Pine ST.
18TH ST 5le and s21 East sos1o2 s2;- e NsEeIr o,s
s;3 300: June Is 1903; 500; address. Room 6o2.
30s Broadway.
12eTH ST. $, $50 IT c of Cd ave- 4.sxeS IL;
cree to the Farmers Loan and Trust Co; May
8; $1,000; address, - William ST.
THE BRONX.
ANTHONY AVE. 2os2, 20 .4x93.s; Blizabeth
Kelly to Anna Monaghan (mtg $500; May q;
500; address AS West 93d st.
BRADHURST AVE. n 151st st. 16o TX
12i6 Bradhurst Ave Co TO G & 5 a Con
struction Co Gntg 100000; Feb 10; s1co; ad-
dl ess 400 9th ave
BRIsTow ST. W s. 42s fl $ Of Jennings st,
ie.sxloo (errors of OMISSION Barnet Bnten- Bodl
FEB i 1903; 81 address. oi1 ogden ave
SAME PROPERTY: Conrad Norman 10
William II Cromwell tmts 3,6s0); April 80; 81;
address. 2l2 West 12otr ST.
BROADWAY n W cor SD st. a04 4xs5x irreE
Herbert Du Pay to Lcasing Realt9 90 tntg
s45 060]: Oct 20. 1903; 81. address. II Broadway.
cHATTERToN AVE. II of 155th ST. OF cas-
tie Hnl ave, 25x1os; Andrew Weeasl TO Peter
Cordary; March -; 81; address. 221I Chatter
ton ave
CLINTON AVE. W 5. ls7 tt of Woodruff
ave. 33xl4e.1o qntg, sI.7oo, tall liens Ian S.
500 address 703 East fremont ave.
EAGLE AVE e 3. 245 It S of 156th st. 2or
ll5; Louisa A Morgenroth 10 Alexander Therm
I'D ST.
KELLY ST. 8 S. 771o IT OF westehester ave.
3o4xloo. American Real Estate Co 70 Winnie
Realty and Construction Co: May 0; 800: al
dress. $50 westchester ave.
LOT ). map 327 lots Hunter estate: Hudson
Rose Go TO Antonio Fiilsno, 81. address, %
West 45th ST
lot 1o5 map. Van Nest Pqrk Arthur
Hempe 10 A Rezzano Construction Go, May
Z sIo0; address 1884 Adams st.
LOTS 80, 4$7 90 aud a73. msp Arden
property Naatchester. Thomas /, Re-nolds 10
William Helnlss mtg - ooo, Of -. 1905
81 4dG1csat 90 East Ara
FREMONT AVE. 80 e cci OF Prospect aee.
lcotl5O. Mary { Lansbsin. individual 4nd
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10


st. '1sx7o oct 5, 1885,: Joseph Freeman 10 Jacob
Baum; 5000; attorney. j H Goodman. 291
Broadway
LOTS 5s 50 so map Upper Morrsania: May
13 1909: Arthur Construction Co 70 Julius H
Haas and ano: $1,000: attorney NJ Carl Levine
119 Nassau ST
LOT 1o2, map Mott Haven, 5ox irreg: April
49, 1909: Rockiand Realty Co to American
Mortgage Co; $1,000; address 81 Nassau st,
LOTS 242 243 map Section A, vyse estate:
lent and I.terary Association; 81 900; attorney
Y w Woytisek. 800 East T2d st
LOT a35. map Wakefield. 1ooxl1+: May L..
1884. George S livingston to James ! Crawford
ct al: S1.575; attorneys, Fettretch. Silkman 81
seybel. IS Park Row.
LOT a12. map Van Nest Park; April 81 1904
dress, so Broadway.
LOT 1854. map Wakefield. as.4x114: Dec
26. 1se9 Charles T Toppin to George W Van
PARK AVE SS4 Nov / 1891: Edith Whar-
ton to Title Guarantee and Trust Co; IS, 900;
address, 176 Broadway
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, c s. 30 It n OF
Barretto st. 75X10o Feb 10. 1905: Abraham
Greenberg to Elmore nor, Realty Co; $io5oo: at
$50 Broadway
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. :. 175 TT n of
Rarretto st, 75x1o0: Feb 10. 1905. same to same:
4TH AVE, W $, 1922 II of 10Th ST. g. 2x75:
Relief of Respectable Aged Females: sI6O Ots0: at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 1G0 Broad
was.
7'fH AVE n g 75 IT of div line bet lots
$50 and $50 map Wakefield. 25X114; Oct -, 1907;
A Shatzllin & sons to George : Livingston: $3.50:
attorney, Max Schenkman 1I5 Broadway
SrH AVE. S33 TO S3z March 81, 1871: Henry
L Davies and ano to Mutual Life Insurance Co;
so coo; address, % Cedar 81.
10TH ST. Ger Ave A. 1S.l0x7t; Sept l.
! IS9s; Elizabeth Iichteuberger to Frederic Mid
debrook: $4,000: attorneys. Bowers * Sands II
Nassau st.
10TH ST n g. $40 It Of Ave a, 1s.ax71:
June 80. 1908. Charles Schneider to Jacob
56 Bond st
10TH ST. 1s1 and 163 East; aug /. 1900:
Charles II Glass to Charles 4 Peabody: Si7.1S2;
attorneys. Peabody Baker & Peabody > Wall st.
3sfH ST. Is s 125 II of Lexington ave, aOx
ESQ; April 90 1901 Frank A Marble To Adams
National Bank. 500; attorney, Edmund W PoAy-
ers. 22J Broadway.
4STH sT, : W cor Broadway, Silk irreg: July
IS. 1881 Henry E Davies 20 Bank for Savings
CITY Of New York; 10000; attorney. Charles 10
Strong. IS Wall st.
51sTA sr. n s, 825 It Of 9th ave. @5xl0o $,
Nov 2 1905. Frank Greene TO Henrietta s Iux.
$1,000 attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co, 100 BroaGway.
75TH ST $50 East. March 81 1904 Louis o1es
70 Mary ] Mitchell. s4,e25, attorney. Joseph
Mitchell 246 East asa st.
l06TH ST. 4 s los 4 = y of Lexington ave
is sXl00 il. June . 1eG5 Charles N,uns Ia
Enigrant Industrial saving Bank. S60eo. at
| icrntI Richard o'Gormal, II thsmbers 81
lf4TH sf "a -o5 II Of Isl ave n5zie0 II
NJ Is isqs Norris Finn 10 EzaIeth y
Burke, a., ,75o. attofne5' L II Moeran 81 Pine st.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. IA
and Is Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
ID AVE, 5s1, W cor of 32d ST. 24sx1oo;
two sty tennis; exrs sale; estate OF James
$50 600
BANK ST. 100, 8 7o4 IT e of Washington
st, l6x31x irreg; 3 sty dws: vol sale
WASHINGTON ST. 735. s, 22.9 IT OF
TO Frank w Larom for $4,000
PERRY ST. 80, n s. 15o'ft of 4th st. 17.5x
=; sty dwg' vol SALE to Leon ottinger for
vARIcK ST. 1o1 and 1oS, W 63.6 # n OF
Watts st. 42xs2x irreg; two sty tenmts and
3 sty stable in rear: vol sale to Jacob Kottek
and David and Harry Lippmann for s22.750
eth AVE, $50. s, COS fl s of 6sth St
40x10o: sty art gallery; Mutual Life lnsur-
atty; J II Judge ref; amt due, s253,3s 20
taxes. etc. s705: withdrawn.
L1LANR AVE sG' cor Old Te xan Nest
al: Leventritt, G & \. attys; $ Mttendorf,
ref: amt Que s.. .l42 81: taxes etc s2S7 Is. to
the plaintih for $500
BY Herbert 4. Sherman.
PLEASANT AVE- Ss5, W $40 IT Of i1sth at:
IS S.6N7J sty dwlg: Is SanboEn aSt Samuel
seluiger Ell al; sanborn & s attys James ,sa Oliver
the Sun Construction Co for $1,000.
By Joseph +. Day.
sTH ST 90. n s. 554-5 Il c. 9Th ave. c3I
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steiv ct al: wells & :. sttys: M Boyle ref
amt due IS .s4s Il; taxes. etc, s7ss IL; sub 10 q
mtg of $1,000; adjourned to May 20.
by Samuel Marx.
st pAII.S AVE. g Bronx and Pei
ham PARKWAY. Tnros's Neck. 50x1oa iX irreg
10 Joseph II Cornely for s.. so.
10TH ST. 234, :. l53 Fl of list @2z
AZ 4 sty tenmt: r J Steiner 81 al aSt q VI
C1ornely It 81. Charles Hentsehel g.. atty, ! u
zUrn rcC partition, 20 Joseph " Cotnsy .oI
$500"
~ raniel Grc.gEala
Sru AA-E. so ana ~ ., e1r fotli 50 % -
tZ5A rrex. ely oflct AMI sore bi1g sheriff
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Ciaiitzka & Co.. as brokers, have resold
for Alexander McGivney 10 Ernest +.
schaener No. $50 Sixth avenue, e three
story single brick store property, 2ex55xSo
feet This is the third sale OF this property
:n the last ten days by Galitzka 6; Co.
L. ]. Dalmasse has sold for d client the
northwest corner Of Schenectady avenue
and 81. Johns Place, four story double
apartment house, with store; also sold for
= client the northeast corner Of Decatur
street and Howard avenue, a double apart
Inent house, with two stores, to an investor.
Clement II. Smith has sold for client
? lot 2ox1oo feet, on Church avenue, 30
feet from Utica avenue, Brooklyn, and a
lot, 30zloo feet. in 93d street. Brooklyn.