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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16

but not regarding the place as their
home persons who take their meals
with a family. but lodge or sleep else
where; servants. apprentices or other
persons employed by family and
working In the house or on the prem
ises, but not sleeping there, or any
person who was formerly IN a family,
but has since become permanent in
mate of an asylum. almshouse, home
for the aged. reformatory. prison or
any other institution In which the In
mates may remain for long periods of
time.
The words dwelling house" and
family" are, for census purposes. CIV
en- a much wider application than they
have In ordinary speech. A dwelling"
is defined as place In which at the
time Of the census one or more persons
regularly sleep. II need not be house
In the common meaning Of the word.
=. A Census Family.
A. family" as census term, may
mean group OF individuals who occu-
by jointly a dwelling place or part Of
a dwelling place or an individual liV-
Ing alone In any place OF abode. All
the occupants and employees OF ho'
tel. II they regularly sleep there, make
up single family because they occu-
py one dwelling place. and persons liv'
Ing alone are regarded as families
The enumerators are required to en-.
ter on the schedule the naIile OF every
person whose usual place of abode on
April 10. 1910. was with the family or
la the dwelling place for which the
enumeration Is being made. The head
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
Just Like n Man.

Mr.. Kadley- How mannish she Is!
Miss Bright-Isn't she. though? Mr..
Kadley-Yes, and the funny part of
1t is she thinks people admire her for
being so. She doesn't seem to see that
people are merely laughing at her.
Miss Bright-Yes. she's mannish even
to that extent.-Catholic Standard and
Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16

Of the family is to be entered first,
then the wife. next the children,
whether sons or daughters. In the or.
der Of their ages, and. lastly. all other
persons living with the family, wheth-
er relatives. boarders, dodgers or serv.
ants.
If ary adult refuses or willfully neg
lects 10 answer the questions on the
enumctator's list or IL he or she will.
fully gives answers that are false he
or she will be arrested, carried to court
and fined up to 500. Keepers of ho-
tells. apartment houses. boarding OF
lodging houses. tenements or other
buildings In which people make their
homes must help the enumerator
when requested or they will be arrest
ed, carried to court and fined up to
$500. gs.
1t Is evcrybody's duty to help make
the next census. which Is the thir.
teenth taken since the year 1890. an
accurate statement of the population
conditions IN the United States MS they
actually exist April 10. 1910. 1t Is not
only their duty: Il is The law.
Modern Criticism.
"How do you like my portrait of her
highnoss"
"Fine! Nothing TO critcise but a
slight resemblance Fliegende Blat'
TOR
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
Ethyl's Complaint.

Claire-Ethyl is awfully angry with
Jack. He threw kiss at'her. Lotta-
Why did that make her angry? Claire
-Oh. she says there are some things
that ought to be delivered in person. =
Lippincott's.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
His Wild Elowsr.

NOW Harry" said the teacher,
can you give the name OF some wild
flowefT
wei, answered Harry after mo
nenrs Thought, Indian meal Is the
wi'"est hour can think of'-Ex
change.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
Tn. Thing rh.. Puzzled III. Patient.

THo FHTHB NAV FuxkIou Ho VutIeWt'
"You may be thankful for your ex-
ce!lent constitution. 1t has pulled you
through many spell of sickness"
But. doctor, II ] have such a blamed
strong constitution why ain I always
getting sick r'-Chicago Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
GETTING the Rinas Mixed.

zone ring for bellboy two rings for
chambermaid," read hotel guest from
the printed card hanging In his room,
He pressed the button. and the maid
appeared.
Il don't want YOU" said the guest.
II rang once twice"
Oh" replied the maid, II thought
you rang twice once."--New York
American.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16

to make II four straight Manage
Pat Donovan of Boston differs from
Jennings and says his Red Sox VIII he
the sensation of the circuit and cap
turc the much-coyetcd banner. Con-
ME Mack of philadelphia says that II
everything turns out as Inc expects ms
team is the one for the pcnnant hunt
crs TO beat. Fred Clark thinks that
will, an even break the Pirates should
again capture the National league
bunting. Chance says with johnny
Killing back of the job Chicago Is as
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16
Asking a Favor.

ASKING a Favor.
Lizzie Ann was servant girl. She
said bitterly to her mistress one morn.
ing:
Here's another letter. ma'am. I've
got from Mrs. Jones cook, Marie.
Marie says they've given her a con
servatory now 1t fairly makes one
sick. Flbber" "
Lizzie Ann hcsltated, then said diff
fidently: W.
u bin thinkln', IL hired an auto
and photographer, would We mind,
maam' II me and the master was took
on the front seat together? 1t would
settle that Marie when ] sent her the
picture. Spokane Spokesman-Review.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16

AN AhIisrlO HALL.
moved with turpentine and the floor
wiped with a cloth saturated with the
waxing substance.
An oak stain for pine or whitewood
floors may be made as follows: Two
cups Of boiled oil, one aud one half
cups Of turpentine, three tablespoon
flils Of raw uinber, three tablespoon
fuls OF whiting. Mix very thoroughly.
A good cherry stain is made of the
same ingredients, substituting burnt
sienna for the raw umber and using 4
little less whiting. When floors have
hsonAsiven one Qr' two. coats Of stain
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-16

sured of the flag. I'm fact Inc has adj
ylscd his followers TO put n bet on his
Cubs. According to johnny McGraw
the New York Giants will be In the
thick of the fight all season and will
make things hum for Pittsburg and
Chicago. Clark Griffith of Cincinna-
u differs from Chance, McGraw and
Clarke and says his kids will make
other teams sit up and take notice.
Taken all In all, the season of 1910
should he banner one, with two good
close rcccs races I'm sigIit
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
RECORDED LEASES.
Cwith name and address OF lessee
APRIL Il.

l.
COLUMBUS AVE, y cor OF s4th 81. bldg;
Cecilia Scholerrlann 10 Charles Helm Co; yrs
from May l. 1910. $1,000; address, Columbus
ave. W cor Of s4Jh 81
LAFAYETTE ST, -, store and basement;
John Radway and sno 70 Dincin Brothers
au5 Arnold Witzek. > yrs from Nov !. lsOs;
Lafayette ST
LOTS > TO i. map Of estate Joseph Husson
Clason PIT. George Glenz 10 Henry Gartleman
and Alexander Schmidt. 20 y-s from MAJ ],
1910: taNes. etc. and S2.1O0 20 ss.100, address,
Mestchcstcr ave, cor OF lJ6th ST
MOTT ST. 2s2; Edna cogsVell to Rocco
u Marasoo: 10 yrs from Dec J, 1909 $500;
address. % East Houston St
WEST ST 900; George J Humphreys 20
John Fsdcers.n: : Lrs rom Aue l. iSAo'
IST AVE. 1909. north store; Eliza Nose and
aro 20 George Bauer. . yrs from May I. 1910,
$3.50, address 251O Richmond Terrace, Port
Richmond, : J.
Sd AVE. co5G; Frank Hustaos 90 Mcrsis
Kirechner: 5 yrs mos. from Oct !, 1893
s.. 500; address. 2OJ6 Sd ave.
Sd ST. 100 West. Anthony GRECO 20 Pietro
dress o Macdougal 81
5TH AVE. 2Ia2 v cor ot l5sth st, store,
etc: Joseph ] Rosensohe!n 20 Henry Msriin-
address. 2192 9th ave
9TH AVE. 500 ~ cor or asth st; store,
etc. estate Of John Slater TO Joseph. James
W and John J Dillon. hrIn of Joseph Dillon
T. sons. = vrs from May /, 1910. $3.50. ad-
dress. $50 9th ave.
sTH AVE. $50. store. etc: George Quacken-
bush 81 Al 10 Ignatz g Wscheteter and Caro-
line Dawson; srs from May I. le1os $3.50
address. 3GS Broadvay-
sTH AVE. 294. cor CT c5th ~; Mary L
Fraser 70 John Flynn: .rs from May 1,
1910; 81, coo. address 2as sth ave
clST ST. IL West. al Henry Phipps estate.
corpora -i0n. 20 Emma Y Brvan. { Yrs mos
from NAY a, 1909, 5000 address, 10 West
c1st ~
29TH ST los west. Charles J ToIliner q
John II O'ConueN and Robert NcCabe. US
2 mos from May :, 1910. $500. address, los
u eHt 3arl 81
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
AlANHATTAN

EAST c6TH sTREET-Moses Metzser SOLD
Tor the Flaccus estate Nos. 323 and 323i- East
$50 feet held by the estate FOR over forty years,
TO Louis RosensVa alike.
WEST 9th STREET-Martin & schmonsees
sold for Elizabeth EnEelhardt the i've story tene--
feet
EAST 7oTH sTREET-Dougls, Robinson
lioit No. 1e9 East 10th street, three story ana
basement dwelling house on lot l6.sNl"'S feet.
buyer will occupy.
WEST eOTII sTREET-w. II. Dolson & GO.
solo for David Cansvan No. Isl West soth street
dwelling house, l7Nl0o.Sl7 feet
THE BRONN.
HOFFMAN STREET-Joseph p. Day sold for
Lille r. COcney the three story hathouse No.
2470 Hoffman street. on a lot 2JNll4 ieet. 10 an
investor
Bl.ACKROCK AVENUE-Alfred A. KreugeT
and Walker * Burger have sold for 0eorge n.
rock avenue. 70 a client, and FOR Mrs. I Coraen
the plot 125NlOs feet. with dwelling, on the
feet east Of Castle Hil avenue.
EAST 14s1H SlREET-Walker & Burger have
sold Tor George N Sallinger the three iaInng
house No. 80 East 14Sih street. 10 Pacinlll
BrUthers-
16srH STREET.-THE Prospect Realty Com
pany, 81 conjunction with Leo Stanlfer ana Faul
Weber. sold the northwest corner OF Union ave.
nue. and l6Sth street. five story apartment
house
lssrH sTREET-w. E. & ". ]. Brown, Inc,
sold Tor The Mountain Construction Company a
two family hrick ard stone dwelling on the
south side OF IsSth street IL feet west OF Bath-
gate avenue, known as No. ote East leeth street
II is the intention OF the purchaser 10 occupy
ARTHUR AVENUE. Lowenthsl & son
sold for Elizabeth She don vacant plot on the
northeast corner % Arthur aNenIe dnQ lo4S'
street, 46x93x7Oxs0 10 a client.
CLAY ANENUE-The PrOspe-t Realty Com
psny. in conjunction with Leo SIsnfer ana Paul Paul
Weber, sold two two story brick houses on Gay
avenue. near lGgth street
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL 81.


National Savings Bank OF City Of Albany to
Title Guarantee and Trust co: sso%
Adolph Jacobs to Kate Lppig; 5000
Title Guarantee and Trust co to German Saw
Same to George a Muller and ano q assts);
Same to Sara welt-Kakels; $4,000.
John " Thorn and ano, exrs. 10 Anna NJ
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
Lawyers Mortgage co. $4,000.
Frederick OFT and ano to Caroline z Crap
frank P Hunt to National Operating CO:
John Muller 20 Barbara BrodiI: 5000.
William Cosgrove and ano to Alfred =
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co to
Lawyers Mortgage Co; S5s.O0o
Elizabeth X Doping to winifred PococS'
$500
same to Margaret /. Pocock: $500.
Same to Michael Sweeney q asstsl; $3.50.
ano. $1,000
annie Piser TO Harris W Marcus: 81,
Frank II Wolff to John NJ Perrins and ano.
John MacFsv sv'''ti 10 Carrie n smiley: 81
Simeon Trenner 10 Leopold Gassner; 81.
Adolph Humpfner to BroWn-"elss Realizes
TILE Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Imossn c
Alfred oienicls 10 Nathan Glassheiu; 81.
George G Engel TO Minnie { Stucsel' $40 $40
Ts-J r-isbs- 10 Ieaac Hsfts 500
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 20 New York
Savings Bank: SlS,OtD-
Hamilton Bank 70 Richard J Fell. 81
Imogen Brisss @ to imOsen Briggs frus-
North American Mortgage Co 70 the Franklin
Trust Co: 81.
Carl Fischer 20 Isaac HIATT; 5000
Thomas J samson TO MaIvina Dennstt;
$1,000
Michael Bondy and ano. exrs. to Samuel "
Weiss: s.. O3O 2S
Maurice 5 Horwitz to Bernard Ratkovozy
800 .
John y ? Cramer to Warren McConihe; S6.o74
American Mortgage Co to New York trust
johanna and Jacob Littsu TO Patrick Farley;
League Realty co TO Henry d winsns; SO
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Cvith owners name and address,
APRIL q.
NAN-VJATvTAN

MANHATTAN.
s4TH ST. 200 and 2t1 East: for I sty brIl
garage. 7jx1OO.J; h : Rose : Sanders. p
Liberty st owners: r Gage 3 Union Square.
architect; cost. $1,000.
18TH ST. $50 East: for n 1 sty brk pantry.
q. p.9N26 10; Sydenham Hospital ;;41 East ff6th
-. owner: II NJ Baer, Il West 4jth 81, architect.
cost, $IOO
HENRY ST ti9: FOR 8 sty brk tenrnt 25 Ok
s. 10: 7. Baumgarten. 1SS Monroe ST. owner: II
Fciser 156 Nassau -, architect; cost, S2I. 900.
BROADWAY n @ cor 9Sth st: for A 1e sty brIx
apnit, 100 I1N1fJ: L T MCLauChlin's sons, 20
East 42d st. owner, q & r Blum. sos 5th ave.
architects: cost, $1O0O.O00.
The BRONx
BOSTON AVE, cor Heath ave- for = sty
br< tennis. SS.O9x14To and 3I.j5xI219: Harry
LILY 271 West t25th s.. owner. John Brandt,
271 West I25th st. architect: cost. $50. 600
KELLY ST " s 81 II OK Intervale ave: for
l. 4 ety hrk tennis. 33 Axes and 30. Sx6s John
Daube. $50 Westchester ave. architects: cost.
500 600
CEDAR AVE. =. 100 II Of SedgeicIz ave :
Tor : sty brIg store and tenmt. 25x52: Philip
TraUt. 1870 Cedar ave, owner. J I Campbell. 976
Woodycrest ave. architect: cost. $500.
REISS PI. cor Bronx Boulevard; for a .
sty and attic fr dwg 43.SXj4.3: George Refss
1S45 Cruger ave. owner; : A Dennis, 1J4 Nassau
- architect, cost, $1,000
sty brk store and dwg. 2515O: Martin Pas
saunautI 1919 Albany ave. owner; NJ " Del
Claudio Webster and fremont aves. architect
cost s. 500
WHITE PLANS AVE. n . cor GiIdersIsev.
ave. for a sty brS store and hotel, 4Ix62:
George Gienz. 40 East 16Jth ~. owner; Louis 4
Horuum, 1i5 East 42d ST, architect; cost, s1O COO
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
LOFT SPACES IN DEMAND
Many Thousand ,9uare Feet
Leased for Heavy Rental.

rN-ede-ick FOX & co. have leased for the
pfevftt Realty Company the firth loft. con-
SEEMING 1850 square feet ~ space, IN Tho
Peter Cooper Building, corner Fourth ave
Sue and 2Srh rrreet. fo- long term OF
sears - an aggregate rental Of S"o 90.
TThe leeeecs are 4. Gussow & CO. manu-
fa-turers. who Tor many wears have been
o. Prince street and Broadway.
Tho same company has leased Tor the
erd0Ieboro Realty Company the first loft
O. 40. IS University Place This loft con-
ssins 30 square feet OF space The lease
, 1rs Tor long form 81 years
the Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
sor " L. Nichols 10 James u Rooney
rhc third fourth and fifth floors in 40. 2lS
NEcst SSH street. These floors contain
o boat 15.a1o square feet of floor space.
FRIDAY & Lehman have leased the one
%-ory brick builqing a; the northwest cor
se~ of Halsey street and Saratoga avenue,
s. lot 4-NIo7 feet. Tor a Manhattan client
S. F. r. Beinmere.
Joseph s. Day leased Tor Mrs. -. J.
fould for dfr-sn years SO - Bowerys
q fhre- story business building.
cross e. Brown leased for = term of
: esl-s cor fne Cohocteu Realty Company
she ground floor. l0et' square feet. In the
turoinC ~ I'd street and The Last River
Ic the Acme Electric Garage.
Senior & Stout leased for Tho Hudson
JGlton Garage the third loft At 40. 2i7
West 9Th street. 10 the Edward Adams
r-ornpamy. also for :. .. solomon first loft
20 81 Sixth avenue 10 Emil Muller for
Alfred ". Rau tho house 10. 1E West 18th
trreet. also FOR the Sellirk Realty Company
she corner house No. 1I2 West 18th street
- MR.. Annie De Mott, and for John Va
EterliuC a. trustee The g1rage NO l2l
Nyest ast street 20 the Cook Wilkinson
f-rfnuaug
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22

Dora Sokolski 20 Empire Trust GO: $500. AZ
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance ana irus' ~
100 Broadway.
PARK ROW 20 10 o.: June 10. 1906: Edw NJ
Rice 10 Enictsrtooler Trust co: 10000, sttor-
neys. Davies stone 4 Auerbach. 80 Nassau 81
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n cor - Mary
St l0l Iox irreg: June p lsOo 80 od1, "a,
70 Title Insurance co OF We" AVN' F-'V' ~
dress. 1876 Broadway.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " cor 50 10
ssphs St 1Oi .75x irreg: June Y. lypo' same TO
same; $1,000. address, same as aoo'e-
WALES AVE 8 o cor 81 Msry's 81. fOf.iOx
irreg: June % 1906: Charles l. Horton TO Law
yers Title Insurance co OF New York; 5000;
address. 13J Broadway.
Irreg: June 90 1895. same to same 5000: ac-
dress 135 Broadway.
WALES AVE. n cor 81 Mary's 81. 10i. IVx
irreg: oct 10 1907. same to same; SS,OrOs ad-
dress, 135 Broadway.
Sd AVE. W $, 25.5 # Of 1oSth ST, 25x1Oo;
April Is 1905: Morris Haber % al 70 Jacoc
wicks. jr: sos 600: attorney. Gustave IAnge. )r'
2J6 Broadway.
Sd AVE. fees: Apri. Is. 1905: Morris Fein-
berg TO Morris Haber. 5000: attorney Henry
Block, 90 Nassau St
77TH ST, 247 East: Jan TO- 1890; Edw J N
Tamsen to Mutual Life Insurance Co; $4,000:
address. 50 Cedar st
1ceTH ST. 15i West; April 20. 1aos; George
Groeing 70 Katharine Fuchs S2.uO; attorney,
Theo Sattler, 147 4th ave
10TH ST. 212 to 2l6 East March %. 1906:
Achille Ginzbourger 70 Philip Levinson and ano:
1000; attorney. Lawyers Title lnsurance and
Trust Co. l6O Broadway.
both ST. 26O West; April Il. 19os: Asher
Miller to MOser Arndstein. $50; attorney. Henry
Meyer. 1872 Nassau ST.
14sTH ST. 1626 II q Broadway, va. 81 -s1 S1
RosenthaI: 5000; attorney. Sidney NordIinser.
100 Broadway.
10TH ST n " cor Rathgate ave 60.4ox94 i15:
Oct 20. 1909; Oppenheim & Feldmann to BAN
gate Realty g. Construction 90; Si2OO; attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lI6 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
tWith name and address Of lenders attorney)
Interest 80 unless otherwise stated
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
APRIL 81
BEEKMkN ST. 81. 25 5exs14x frreg, April
p; due. etc AZ per bond: Mary D II Benne II
20 United States Life Insurance Co; $50 900;
attorney, William 4 Elliot, 277 Broadway.
/ HENRY ST. 9. 1S-S II OF Jefferson st,
20 1A1OO: half part; IN (prior mtg 500. OOo) :.
April 49, ! y-r, 6 Per cent Henri Jsnln 10
samuel cohen: Sl;o0": attorne!' LYMAN
HOUSTON ST 5 . cor Cannon St 5oX1oo
(prior mtg sT3 0oO); April 20; due May 1
co,,ts.,-,,ls Il ~ GeoTre p smith $40 600:
attorney. John NJ Rider. a. cedar g.
MONROE ST 2eI, 25xo3.ex iTeg. j -
Cprior mtg S25.o00). April IS; . yrs. 6 per
cent: Isaac Berlin and ano TO Aaron Good
man; 5000; attorneys. Amend Amend, 112
Nassau -.
2Oxs5o; . mtEs, each $1,000; April 81. due.
etc. per bond: Philip Schever to Title Guar
antee and Trust CO, $4,000; address. 116
WILLIAM ST. 1a4. 17.4x7e.7x irres: April
~: Yrs, 6 per cant; John Ruliwinkel TO
Annie NJ Llns; $4,000; address. 271 Broadway.
10 Henry sidenberg; 5000: attorneys. NJ &
1 Isaacs. % William st.
5TH AVE. 2192; saloon lease; April 20: de
Strssssr. 16o Broadway.
sTH ST. n S. oSOa = OF Ave 2. COX
es.lo. p m: Aprll 20; Yrs: Albert Iudorsl.y
20 Metropolitan Savings Bank; S1l 600. attor-
neys. A : q w Hutchins. - William st
25TH ST 2l7 and 2l0 West 42Ngs0: . ~, 4;
ApriI ! due. etc. as per bond. Alfred = Bach,
man 10 Charles = Hackley: $50 600. attorney
Lawyers Tile Insurance and Trust 20. 100
Broadway
26TH ST ia 20 rs West s5sr9s Q. y m
tpriOr mtg sl2l 1900: April 20. due July IL.
1911. per cent Criterion Construction 20 TO
Aaron Coleman; $4,000. attorneys. Cooper a.
Baer. 20 Vesey ST
S7TH ST. 25s West. 25x9s Q: - IN. April Is:
due April !. 1915, -. per cent. Jacob Selgman
and Abraham MannAeiTner. cGrs. etc 20 Annie 5,
Arnold, OF lsp, Long Island. $4,000; attorneys,
tlfr4s Aailct Provost d. coii. 80 Bread st.
57IJI ST IA West. l4x9s Cprior mtg SIS 0Op.
April q; due May !. 1912: Mary Wiilts TO Paul
L. IIiornan: 5000; d1rcss, I41 Broadway
SbTH ST. a5l and 353 West. . lots. each a5x
saJ - mtgs, each $4,000: April Il. > yrs:
lauaz Reich and Benjamin ROttenberg to Law
yers Tlue Insurance AID Trust Co; $4,000. ad-
cFess 100 Broadway.
lST ST, 823 West. o5xas.s; % m. april 10. :,
yrs. JuliaEna " Laurent 20 Maria Sifaus,u.
So 503; attorneys. Bowers q sands. - Mas
sHu u.
50TH ST. 40 West 25xf0o5: d IN. Ayru ~. r
yg- Bernard TonjaIn 10 Franklin Savings Bank
$1,000, attorney, W II Powell. - wan -
6isT ST n r. 100 n OF Madison ave IL In
1908. April ~: yrs William y IInU "a
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CO: So. 500.
address. 100 Broadway.
eISr ST. ll3 West. i31iCj.5. p o.: Apru 20.
cue etc. per bond. Tinuseus "a F-tr1 t.
Tile Guarantee and Trust Co. S27 90. address.
i76 Broadway.
I'D ST. Is2 West. 2.R74s April 20. 3 ,rs. a,
per cent. Realty Purchasing ana M1rt-aas 90 ~
Cyathis II h Clark. So 100. attorue.- as...srs
Title Insuranoe 60. 100 Broadway.
S3rH So Is ft " ~ Isi ase. .szlous April
-; yrl- "a per cent. Mary l. Seters 70 Fsni-
grant Industrial satiuEf Bank. 81 GO address.
- Chambers -
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender. attorney.
APRIL, FL

CWith name and address Of lender. attornsyJ
APRIL 81.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1lO9 and III. Dec Is,
1850: iii Amsterdam Avenue CO TO Mont Vert
Co: $4,000. attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co 16O Broadway
CREsTON AVE. V $ 10. 90 It of 1aSth s.
75alOO.33; oct 9. 1907. Paul ENner Building
ems Construction @ 10 William Gully and ano;
50 $50; attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust CO.
116 Broadway.
EIDRIDGE ST. q: March 10. 1904; Joseph
L.eberulan 20 Abraham Silverson; Sl3,Jf0. at
torneys. Arnstein & Levy. 12S broadway.
ELDRIDGE ST. c55; March 10. 1904 same to
same. S13.Sno
KELLY ST. vs., so29 It n OF 16Jth ST. 25x
100; Dec 50. 1909. William Sinnott - Sarah
Cartv; 50 $50; attorney. Lawyers T1tls Insurance
and Trust Co, 160 Broadway
lot . map Casanova property: Jan 8 1905;
Clarence V Baldwin TO William Hayes. 5000.
attorney. John Weber : Beeknan st.
LOT 2s map estate Elijah Ferris. May 10
1907: Elizabeth A Heaney to George Pouls0n
SO OoI; address, - Nassau st
LOT - map Morris Park: oct -. 1905; Be
risch Mandel 20 Washington Savings Bank. $3.50
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust 60. i16
Broadway.
MADISON ST. 2s7 and 2s9; April II 1906.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
LIS PENOENS.
APRIL 81

I45TH ST. 80 West; Hulda Stein a<t James
Reynolds ct al foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys.
Fleischman e Fox
GREENWICH ST. 100: Lillian Q Bartels agt
Henry Bartels ct a. (partitiOnJ. attorneys. Phil-
lips & Avery.
BARROW ST. "a. One-ffth part. Rocco q
Cirigiiano agt Thomas Brazer foreclosure of
mtg): attorney NJ Eeve-
49TH ST. 224 West. Lillian Lipstadt sgt Rich
ard II Casey ct al foreclosure OF tax Iien), at
tOrney. A 5 AarOnstamm.
18Th ST. IS West; same a.t Sarah V Sevci
e. al foreclosure OF tax NenJ: attorney. y 5
AarOnstamm.
10TH ST. 144 West: same agt Mary " watts
et al foreclosure os tax Hen); attorney, s
AarOnstamm.
51ST ST. 335 East. SANE agt German Kahn
ct al foreclosure OF tax Hen): attorney, \ 5
AarOnstamm.
4TTH ST. III West; same agt George L Fisher
AarOnstaInm-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
MOB FREES A WOMAN
Patrolman Roughly Handled bv I,
Crowd on East Side

PatrOlman Edward J. Stsu7.- a.
East I0lth street station. was ~
handled yesterday by a crowd OF -
hundred Hebrews who were enrassd -
arrest Of Mrs. Martha Dumph. on n
East 102d street. The woman wa, :.
away from him. but he managed IN -
her husband. David. whom he charx.a. -
attempting % strike him over ths y
with a bottle
Mrs. Dumph was standing IN ths -
with her pushcart. when Patrolma1 p.
OF the East 1O4th street station. ora.--
her to move on. When she refused n -
the patrolmsn placed her under arr~., II
she dropped 20 the sidewalk and xould !.
bulge Prazek asked Staur-er 70 guars,.
while he went for the patrol wagon.
Then the trouble began. Men and u,-.
gathered from all sides. and. overvov.-..
Stauffer. the patrolman soon lost nj. -
and helmet and was IN "A bad vvav r.
the patrol wagon arrived with help De-
was the only one they we're able to ar...
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

April. p.
FREEMAN ST eo51. Ike Friedman sTt Albert
Gerh4rCs 1Ecl. owner; Albert tierharis. con-
tractor: Sf25.
SAM PROPERTY. Fliss P0sner aEt AlbeTt
Cerhards Qnc', owner; lie Friedman, coutractoT;
$50.
SAME PROPERTY. \ Mark sEt Albert Ger
hards nrc1. owner and contractor, $3.50 80
HATH ST ? East. Standard Plumbing supply
Co ast George Schuster, owner: William T Reid,
contractor; S@I5.
LOSCFELLOW AVE. n " cor OF Freeman ~.
25x10-l. Richard r Thillut 0nct azt Albert Ger
hard trcl owner and clntractOr. Sos -.