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New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
ROBERTS DIRECTOR OF NIL
Official Announcement Of 4
pointment Made at Beverly

Beverly. Mass. Aug 31-Ofheial an
nouncement was made here late to-day or
the appointment Of George =. FoOerts' o.
chicago. as Director of the Mint. succeed
ing a Piatt Andrew. recently named as
.ssistant Secretary Of the Treasury. Mr.
Roberts teIegraphed his acceptance from
Chicago today.
Mr. Roberts was Director OF the Mint
for a number of years under the Mckin-
lev and Roosevelt administrations. ach.eVsd
=, high reputation as hnancier, and vas
a notable figure in the political world par
tjcularIy in the Mckinney %" e@'f'-
na,sen when he made many speeches %
the money question.
couple os years ago Mr. ROBERTS "a
s,.ned his position In the Treasury De-
,,artrnent TO become president Oh the 1o's-
ro.rcfaI National Bank Of Chicago.
The tender Of the Office Of Director OF taa
,,,r, ,raS made by the Pres dent 70 NJ
I,a'her,s about two weeks ago, and ne rad
1,r,u september / TO reach decision
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

WILLETT ST. IS: for a 6 sty brick loft and
store. 25x97.3; Leidem. 252 Graham ave
Brooklyn. owner. \ Berres. 1913 ST Marks
ave, Brooklyn architect: cost $50 900
PARK ST. So; for sty brick loft bldg
% 3xl43; F Mezzadri. - Mulberry st ownaT
Q Reissmann. so LIST 81, architect; cost $40
900 Wv
HUDSON ST. w cor Morton at for an :
sty brick factory. 125.5x125.3: Corporation OF
Trinity Church. 1877 Fulton St owner, c q
Hatght, 452 9Th ave. architect; cost S3oo 900
5TH AVE, 4Tth 81: for an stv briek
office and store bldg. 100 5x2oo: r gerry
Newport r !. owner. ] Snooks Sons rs
Nassau ST. architects; cost. S400 900
THE BRONX
for sty frame stable. 25x5O G Ciemente
1864 Barnes ave. owner; ] Kelly $50 Morris
Park ave, architect. cost, S2,5oO
MARION AVE, W s 80 II II of 1a7th sr. ,o,
a sty brick tenmt. 54.llxs8. William c Rer,
gen. lSoth 81 and Andrews ave. owner. 1,ha.
5 Clark. 40 fremont ave. architect: cost
$4,000 ''
BAINBRIpGE AVE. e g. ~ 81 u n Of Mo
sholu Parkway; for two 3 sty frame tennnts
2lxd5; Annie u Ambra 2O6th st ana :,
Georges Crescent owner, Moore a LandsIeda,
l4ath ST and "d ave, architects; cost, sI5 900
THURIOT AVE. :. II II n of Davis AZ. ,o,
/ sty frame dwlg. 21.6x3o: Rarneie III Maj.
teo, 200 East iJ3d st, owner: II Nordhein,
lOST fremont ave, architect. cost 81 900
22lST ST ). 30 IT e. of Barnes ave. for 3
i sly brlrk store ahd dWlg. 20X50; Dante I'm.
peIhifice. ~ Bleeckcr st. owner. George ;
'roser, 22ad ~ and White Plains ave aPchi.
tect. cost sT.5u0
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
THE PRIVATE SALES MARkt l.
MANHATTAN.

-,, CrprET-Suson Spinne has sold to John
Peel No 345 West 18th street, toui s'oi u, ,
dwelling house on a 'o' -|A'- i''
Furey was the broker - -
esTu sTREET-Iauter & Blackner sold tof
RsIia K1ein the four story and basement doun,e
fathouse With vii 81, stores No f0f
on plot 26x1@ feet -, .
ssrt1 sTREET-Mrs M Turnbun has sold TO
Kann No 147 E1ast saith street, 03 IGo 80 80
front and rear buildings, on lot .o 80
adjoining the northeast corner OF LeHihs'oh ave
nue.. .. -, -,a
1o.TH sTREET-Charles 5. kohier has sola ,la
for the estate Of DaSao Sratns house, No 251
West 1oath street. plot ls'exloo 1ee' =
William r. Ellison -
- No-ris Weinsten No. 524 to b34 East lllth
street six three story sne 5 feet between
pIeasa1t avenue and the East River The aboS e
property was given in exchange Tor tne eigh. r11.
story store ana ] e eaeihs s,reet south Of Bleeoker
street reported sold recently
THE BRONX.
RRyANT AVENUE-Charles s. kohler has
sto-v frame dwelling house, No 1911 Bryant
avenue on a plot 2oxioo feet
UNION AvENUE-Kurz & Jren have sold for
story new law house. on a plot ssexs5 feet
near 1921 st.
l7sD sTREET-Edward Polak. has sold for
Touis L Klebsn the story frame dwelling
housc on a plot 50xl00 feet. the south side
of iT3d street 100 feet east ot Park avenue.
COLLEGE ANENUE-i.auter Blackner sod
for Vincent Horowitz. Of Belmar, n. J., the
three family brick dwelling house No 1043 Col
Iege avenue plot 22xe2 feet.
lelST STREET-Lauter & Biackner and ].
Trattner sold for Philip Fruedenmacher the four
story triple fathouse, with stores at the south
east corner OF l6lst street and Cauldwell ave
nue. on a plot 2Txl00 feet. 10 client for in
vestrnent.
TINTON ANENUE-Iauter 4 Blackner
and ] Trattner sold for Henry Gundlach the
plot 27Ki35 feet. the west side Of linton
avenue $40 feet north Of 161st street to a
builder for immediate Improvement
la1ST STREET-Lauter & Blacltner and i.
Trattner sold for Annie Brill the three family
frame dwelling house the southeast cor
ner of l31st street and Hoffman street on
lot 25xl00 feet.
JACKSON AVENUE-Lauter & Blackner
and Bauer * Co sold for Alexander f7riede-
berg the story and basement apartment
house Nos $50 and sci Jackson avenue on a
plot 70 9NT5 feet, 10 a client for Investment.
1b2D sf2EET-La tier * nlaekner and
Bauer d Co s)ld for Adolph Hohle tho three
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

40; : yrs: Robert Bader to LAWYERS as.se i8o
sgrance and Trust Co; $4,000; ADDRESS io
broadway. -, 40
.gdni ~ anr 40 due etc az per bond; JACOBS
Construction co TO Germania Lre % i"s a. ParI,
Co: $500 900; attorneys, Dnion q hoe' -
Row. ,oo =. q.
14eTu ST. sos west, sty brk. - 6xny.i = !,
Aug 81 due Nov 1. 1918; Henry Treder'cSs oa asor
broadway Savings institution: s@'Vo0'
ney. Kelly. 10 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
CLAY AVE. S. 225s IT of 16Ith st. ss Sss
so; p m (Pri2r mtg s.: avg se ,6a. Si address.
Goll to A J schwarzler CO. so'oo'
L Krug, jr. 80 Nassau 81
DAVIDSON AVE, cor loist 81; 81;
"a * irreg tpror mtg $3.50 ooo>; Aug ~ ~,
9 per cent Rothkirch Buiiding ,,ress oa afa3 Sd
FOX ST. s. 10 IT II OF Longwo9.dl ID 6on sWs' . :
lots. each 33.4x1oo mtgs @ eatn 3o :; YRS. 9
Der cent: William paub to Winnie Realty ana
GonstruGti9n o7,o:' g S8'oSS eS fatoPggS Broaawny
Eox ST at s G Westchester ave.
1oa 8x irreg: Aug 80. due FEB / III % ot,9 p9l
cent; Henry Acker to Edwafd dn hirsn s'o'''''
attorneys Wolf & Cohn 203 Broadway
lot 800 map van Nest Park; Aug 20; due
Sept ]. faf5: -. per cent Jacob Weih1erseI t, ger
to Edward Dettner; s3.ooo' at'oihs's'
& Acker. 2s7 Broadway.
LOT 81. map 1853 lots estate Mary j Kad-
wav. Maria Won Der Linden to John Iai = al
laghan 81, 900, attosey; LAYERS ii'ie '"'''
LOT 15s TO 1G1. amended map Adee PARK
Aug 30: 3 yrs per cent: Louis F W Wal-
lace to Helen + Wall; S2.oo"' attorney 'e07~
NJ { Causian. Al Park Row
MAIN ST Q s. 30 IT of Evadina ST ,A ~
9e X i-reg. AUG 80. 3 yrs, 512 per cent; Jn J9rn
Godfrey to Daniel o'Conor, trustee Ft'''''
address, 446 West 29th st
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. lots > ana an,
q block 49, map part Fox estate '"Slvy. tstg
Iup 30. due as per bond Margaret '~uf -
to ritIe Guarantee and Trust Co; $4,000; ad-
dress. tT6 Broadway
1g7TH ST. II $ 300 # of Willis ave i9uS ',,S
2oOx irree (prior mtg s.; p m; Aug ~, % dte
April 80. 1914; per cent; De Go0de 5Iras: tea..s
% to IleweI1yn Realty Co; Sl2oooo' aoui So
1s5 Market ST. Newark, y
1soTH ST $ 7o1 # Of Mohegap es P.at.Tt @Ss
berg Const ruction Co to Isaac l. Kip ana ah'
eNrs. $50. 600, address, 20 Nassau St
tS3D ST n s. 100 # of Grand ave, z2N
100 Aue 30; | W. Is per cent, Samuel lgstaed-
ieT 10 Ellen L Keesan: S70n. attorneys, VIVA
ley walker & Hay. - William st
24nTH ST n :, lot 213, map Wakefeld Ioox
IA. Aug Is: due Jan /. 1911. Albert WaWIhE
MAX to Joseph Siiwkosld. $4,000; attorney
Charles Ait 30 Wyona st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
LIS PENDEhS.

CHERRY ST. io4 II q OF rayier SSIsi trus,
oc >y1fy Ix26 2x112.S; Henry - iaSioI.. W. a.;5.
tse art Wolf Blou ct al tactIom -
5esd etcJ: attorneys. TAYLOR II iaA'-
cATHARINE ST. 66 Sarah 9 bo1s bCt Iote-t
art Ioseph Paris ct al foreclosure 'A
attorney, III III McCorkle ,,.,.
~EwEIT AVE W s. 40 II OF Jull,a';ie Jtu,llsa,iI,i
-. 5[|gI1. Xavier Seeker agt oscar ~ ~ ~ {;
ct sl foreclosure of mtsi' a'l''"7''
Schulz. ,,-, agt
117TH ST. 40 East Isidore Isid,o.ss,rs JnGSS| Of AK
lienD: attorney. stern. r,-o,-
ssp ST. 3ia West; same agt Grace a.,d,ne,. =
,,cc ct al foreclosure of tax HEM a'''' '"'''
Stern - ~ &
1.orrI ST, 9. 1915 It OF Lenox aVg, gI,,sc,b crJ
on II. Ann Thomas. extrx- ast 'ps'd,
%cvrark Of al foreclosure OF In'S1
neys Miller. King. Lane ana "
,tc>-pCr, CT 2g3 and 2G5. Thomas h
r,-iicor agt Jacob Alderman ct al (torecloS"i7
of mtg5: attorney. II Gettner'
o-rtr sr 52s West: Congress Brewing 20,
I,d aet Mary Lappage ct az
of rtr5: attorney, s Wechslsr-
RATUGATE AVE cor lHSth ST. 49,
%. Central Trust co of New YORK ast -, .sio' -
tain Construction Co ct al 'iodecrDstt'ih ecIrH.tih,s
mfg,. attorneys Joline Larkin u
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
I-ET-ST II


E-sSf,X ST I79 and 1Sl; Joseph kisse!steln
aet abraham Neuman, owner; solomon u Multz'
contractor. $50
KIyINGTON ST. 12G; American Luxfer Prism
60 act Rosa Iintz, owner; Albert Halpern' CON
tractor; $lfO
1o6--II ST go and - West: Max Strauss agt
Isabella Wallace, owner; Herman Herrnstadt
contractor: Sl57.
FRONT ST 149 and 151; Sidney p Etttnger
agt SChering x GlatZ, owners; William + DIXON
Building Co contractor; Sal 90.
15oD ST. 37S East; Levoli Construction Co
agt Iongfellow Realty Corporation. owner and
contractor, $4D.
KELLY ST. 12O # s of Intervale ave. 5ox1oo;
same agt same. 81 go
LAFAYETTE ST, 294 to 29s Patrick H NC
Carthy agt Leo Schlesingers owner; Emile NJ
Hsimerlinger. contractor; $2S4 20.
2D AVE. 1925: STAN Brothers agt John Kohl.
owner and contractor; SO
AMSTERDAM AVE, I109 and III; Louis
Postein agt Mathilda Bonnelman, owner; An
dreas Posseiman. contractor: SOS
229TH ST. s $. 400 fl Of Barnes ave. 150x
114 John Maier agt Brill Contracting Co. owner
and contractor; 5000
9Th ST, 52S East; Michael Keller agt John
Kronester. owner; George Kronester. contractor;
81 30.
12lsT ST, 420 West; Evans Bros Inc. agt
Arnold and MiChaeis Kaiser. owners: Sam Iich-
stein, contractor. S14e.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
Some UaJs Of the World

The recreation pier at East 10Th
street Is a happy sight these summer
afternoons. A band in the centre of the
pier sends up a summons from all its tune
fai 5-azen throats and Immediately chill
0ren by tens. then hundreds. crop up
everywhere ana come scampeTing gleefully
straigh: toward the pier. Their Whoops and
cries OF gladuess ought 10 be a source Of
endless qualification 10 the one TO whom is
cue The delightful idea Of teaching The chill
dren 10 dance and converting the recreation
piers o. the East Side into open air dancing
schools.
While The bo.s are having their lesson
pigtails and pet;icoaJs must wait outside
restraining ropes, inside Of which. 20 the
inspiring strains of Has Anybody Here
Seen Rel.y2" the boys clutch one another
cay.y and set forth in search OF the missing
IrishTn-a in Is finely executed a twostep
ss one could hope 10 see. Their audience
beyon5 tla ropes watches critically. noting
HI;h pride lie progress made by brothers
a2G fl4ymatcs. From tops OF seats and
.a!Ings hey shOu; encouragement, as well
they may.
Tor THAT g:-ls should dance IS N wonder
q. matter, 5ut here seems promise OF a
happy ;i.le 10 come-a future made bright
b. 4 crop OF 1.eu who 6ence-can. will. are
even anxious 70 Go so; a coming genera
fIon wko, NTH car sun attuned 20 the
magic of the PIED Piper, viii shame his
present inert. blase race. that can be urged
even . grand opera, almost, sooner than
10 q dance. Verify, from the pier at East
lt9th street a millennium IS seen to ap-
r.oach-
" taTlf y vgv be- IN
womeus magazines constantly telling
women about new kinds of faTcywork ,
Women spend enough vitality that way
without instigation. : column in a recent
,i5lnber % an English magazine starts off
s.r1-'h hing lilse this: Even 81 the seaside
o4e ..r.sl net &c .Gle. IL = d good ,ime for
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

which is to be held under the auspices of
a special committee of the City Federation
of Women's Clubs IN connection with the
child welfare exhibit at Madison Square
Garden from September II to "a. Mrs.
Belle de Rivera. president of the City Fed
Grafton. viii preside at one session. and
Mrs Elmer Blair, president Of the State
Federation. at another Mrs. Robert Nc
Vickar, president of the State Consumers
League and Mrs. James p. Cahen, presl-
dent of the New York City Mothers Club,
will also preside at special sessions ar
ranged by their respective societies
The Rainy Day Club. Mrs A. NJ. Palmer,
president, viii continue its campaign
against false weights and measures at the
congress. and Mrs. Clarence Burns, preSf-
dent of the Little Mothers Aid Associa-
tion. Is arranging an exhibit to show how
the Little Mothers have put the prin-
ciples Of domestic science into practice.
The suffragists will also be in evidence
with ''Votes-f for-W omen jam and pickles,
a s well as sound literature.
After the clubwomen get through with
this discussion of the problems of domestic
science there won't be anything left for
any one else to say. From food for infants
and kitchen tests for adulteration the sub
jects range to the city beautiful. DR.. Jo-
sephine Baker, Of the Board of Health,
will talk about the citys work for the chill
dren Mrs 7. A. Pattison. president of
the New Jersey State Federal ton, who is
evidently d woman OF courage, will tackle
the domestic service problem. DR.. William
2 Mason, president of the American Wa
terworks Association. will talk a bout the
dangers that lurk in water, snd the
weights and measures question will be
handled 10y DR. Fritz Reichmann, State
Sealer Of Weights and Measures, and Glenn
ent }. Driscon. Commissioner of the New
York Bureau Of Weights and Measures
There viii be demonstrations, too, show
ing tne inquirins housekeeper how to catch
germs in the kitchen ice box and how to
cook the cheaper cats of meat. Both the
army and navy will have exhibits to show
how Uncle Sam does things.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

making UP kimOnos, pincushions. dolls
houses, sofa cushions, etc, for Christ
mas presents. When walking on the beach
one can be on the lookout for shells to
polish and seaweed TO press" Then follow
directions for making a truly awful book
Of pressed seaWeed with shell covers.
Articles like these seem innocUous, but they
are not. II is impossible to estimate how
much harm they do women who. If left
alone. might spare few moments occa-
sionally to look at the sea and sky and let
their souls grow. Every influence combines
to keep women from relaxing.
Women never relax" said man who
had just spent a holiday in a hotel filed
with them. 4 watched em all summer A
row of twenty would sit on the piazza
busily making things that nobody wanted
or needed, while all the men in sight were
iollins back, taking 1t easy, or having a
good healthy time at golf or something like
that. Most OF 'em changed their costume
for each meal and few times in between.
While the men came down TO breakfast in
clothes ;hey could have good time In, and
stayed in those clothes ali day
Why does a woman cali her summer
holiday a rcst?" he ended, rehectively.
occa sionally Fate does Intervene to give
q person just revenge. On a 59th street car
the other night man handed out A SO
bill in response TO the conductors Fare
please The conductor protested that ii
would take every cent of change ne had
hut the passenger merely held the bill out
with a Don't care if 1t does" expression.
and the conductor had to give in. In about
two minutes along came Il gust of wind and
took that passengers new straw hat neatly
out Of the window and down the tracks
The conductor stopped fhe car oblieingiv
and waited while the hats owner puffed
away in pursuit lie waited until the man
caught the hat and turned back. Then
-Aw, We can't stop here all day" he said.
And the ear bowlcd Oh
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

An eight story store and office oulio-
ing to be erected for w. ]. sloane
at the southeast corner. of Fifth avenue
and 18th street on part OF the WINDSOR
Arcade block. will cost 100000, according
TO the estimate filed yesterday with the
plans al the buildings department by Ar
chitect J. 3. Snook's Sons
Work on the structure will be begun
In the near future. The site. which fronts
1905 feet on Fifth avenue, and 2oo Ieet
on 47th street, is owned by Ebrldge l.
Gerry The building will be of f1reproot
construction with facades of brick ana
limestone.
Plans were filed for an eight story hre-
proof factory building to be built at the
southwest corner of Hudson and Morton
streets for the Corporation OF lrlhlty
Church. at a cost of 100000. Inc pulidihs
will have a FACADE of brick with iline-
stone trimmings. with frontage or 100
feet on Hudson street and 1853 feet on
Morton street, with an extension 5i.sxao'
This makes the third factory building for
which plans have been filed this year to
be built by Trinity. Charles Q. HaiSht
is the architect.
Anna R Morris sold to Morris Vein
stein six three story and basement dwell
ing houses at No. 524 to oSi East lth
street each on a plot 1710x10o.n feet. be
tween Pleasant avenue and the East
River The property was given IN eH-
change for the eight story store ana loi'
building extending from Lafayette to Null
berry streets south of Bleecker street, re-
ported sold recently.
Charles S Koh1er has sold for the estate
of David Christie. the three and one-hah
story brownstone dwelling house, NO. 25l
West 104th street, on a plot 1s.6xlV feet,
TO VIM. r Ellison
The Llewellyn Realty Company yester-
day transferred title TO the Mott Haven
APARTMENTS. at No. 42S to 446 East 1Ssth
street and No. 425 to 439 East lS1th street
to the De Goode Realty Company. The
property comprises six and seven story
structures on plot 150x200 feet There is
mortgage of $4,000 on the houses.
An official of the New York Central Rail
road said yesterday that if a terminal Is
TO be built for the West Shore road it
will not be in Manhattan. but in WeehaW-
ken. More than one thousand feet of up
land and riparian frontage along the North
River near the terminal of the West Shore
at Weehawken, has been purchased by the
New York Central for the future use OF
that railroad, he said.
Plans have been filed for building a rear
extension, one story high. TO the three
story and basement building at No. l4l2
Elizabeth street to connect with the rear
of the ThaIia Theatre on the BOWery. The
extension is for the exclusive use of the
employees Of the theatre, and is estimated
to cost $1,000. The estate of William
Kramer is the owner. Henry Regelman
is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

NJ & L. Hess have leased for NJ. l.. & G..
Ernst the eighth loft at No. II West Ath
street to the Vienna Novelty Company; for
the estate of GUY Witthaus the eighth lott
at No. Is West 4th street TO Ohlbaum
Brothers; for the Robert Burns Realty
Company the eleventh loft at No. 81 Irving
Place to the Stadler Photographlng Com
pany; for NJ. L. & c. Ernst the sixth lott
at No. 4 West 18th street to the London
Waist and Dress Company; for the Fuller
ton Electric Company part of store ana
basement at No. 100 to 115 West 18th street
The H. NJ WE'LL Company leased the store
at No 200 West 34th street, adjoining the
corner of Seventh avenue. for ID. A Schulte
Incorporated to Jackson's Shop for Men
who will occupy this store as branch VI
their store at No. 211 Sixth avenue; LOT
Nathan Weiss No. 222 West S7th street
three story and basement dwelling house, 10
Emile Merkett.
Moore e. Schultz have leased for Mrs.
Flora MacD Potter No. 60 Hamilton iei
race a three story and basement d"eili'ie
house to II. Q. Jeffrles-
Samuel H Martin has leased TOT hlN'-
beth NJ. Rogan the four story ana pase'iieti' !
dwelling house No. 120 West 64th street "
c F Hoerler; for Leon Cohen TO lne LIN,
coln souare Barber Shop the store anu
basement at No 14S Columbus avenue, ~
Thomas Simpson offices to the Iei.Iii
products Company and the LIE Builre iAi-
,,. Connanv in the Simpson Buliolhs' as
No 1874 Broadway yohp
charles S. Kohler has ieased loi ~ ~
7 Noorhead the three story '1ue7h T''A''e
dwelling house at the northwest coiiie' -
,o.,,, street and Manhattan avenue 10 IL T.
Fisher, and for Charles l. "ooN''iu
three story Queen Anne d"ellils ioo'
~ s.a++o, aven,1a 10 Mrs. Sarah Cook
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Mary voorhees, to Equitable Life Assurance
Society: 1900. , --,s- 90 = Grace
Lawyers Title insurance anu -
3 Marshall; $4,000. - 900
same to Abraham Collier; $1,ooo,,
Harry Werbin to Louis Celler; SlV. - .-,.
lanes Sullivan to Frances T Kerr Z ass's''
$1,000 . r,boodora l. Failev;
So, COO c,,t;a Trust co.
S-igZG Tpying Savings Institution to German Savings
Bank; SEQ. .OGO ,,.,- 1y,br.
C'eIie Crabenheimer, admX, 10 Eugene Na''''
one-half part all title; $4.JOl. - .
o"S SII'@rt J Schwarzer to Edward Krug' jr'
Elizabeth Phillips to Elizabeth phillips nom
iual ,,h st 900
John KIeiner to Frank Wiederslcn sI;"p- d
Till Insurance Co TO Uorothea ; Pope ana
srn trustees $ll 900.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
GLEANINGS.

President Falliares created a small sen
<aJion in Paris by Offering his right arm
10 the Queen Of the I5elSians during her
visit to that city. This, exception 10 the
usual practice ~ heretofore been re-
served for officers. who. wearing the sword
on the left side, could not conveniently Of
Ter the left arm one explanation offered
for the innovation Is that the President
did not wish 10 interfere with the sym
metrY Of the procession Of the officers be
hind each Of whom had been naturally
obliged TO offer the right arm to his part
neF 1t is the first time We have ever
seen our President trouble his head about
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lesseeD
AUGUST 81.

3D AVE 1921, south store; Robert Fl Berg
man to Louis Kaplan; yrs from May l. 19lo'
$500: address 1927 Cd ave.
SAME PROPERTY; Louis Kaplan TO Morris
IHar ain azin and ano Yrs mos from Se'' l.
5TH AVE, 217O. store: Lisette Meyer Esese
to Jos Weiss; yrs from Oct l, 1910; S1.o20 and
Sl,0S0: address, 2161 5th
9TH AVE. 573. store: Rachel Lederer to s
Rouss CO; 5 yrs from May /, 1910: $3.50; ad-
573 9th ave.
18TH ST $40 East west store: Daniel }
Murphy to Fritz Danzeisen; yrs from May /,
1911: $3.50. address. 401 East J5th st.
Bath ST. s g $50 # of 9Th ave. 25XgS.9;
Sol Bloom to Era l. Gerber and ano: from Sept
l, 1910. to Aug Fl. 1919: $4,000; address, 10
William ST.
105TH ST, ala and 317 East Nathan Lamport
to Frank Cantzio; yrs from Sept l, 1910,
So 6t0 address. 81 East 1O5th st
10TH ST, 20 West, west store; James ClaUdus
to Morris Weisenberg; yrs mos from July J.,
1910. $500 address. 20 West 109th st.
1soTH ST, 734 East store. etc: Brook Constn
Co to Ludwig Steitz; 10 yrs from May l, 1910,
$3.50 to S1,U2U; address. 1874 East 1SOth st.