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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Justice Amend, of the Supreme Court.
has appointed Moses Greenbaum receiver
of the rents Of FIVE story tenement house
on the southwest corner of Union avenue
and 16eth street. on a plot 4lX9l-10 feet.
pending a suit brought by Caroline Stern
against the Anniren Realty Company and
others TO foreclose & mortgage Of S3s.00o.
Henry Brady has been appointed receiver
Of the rents Of No. 10 West 122d street, a
three story private dwelling house, in pro-
oeedings brought by Margaret J. Ellis 10
1oreclose q mortgage Of $500.
4 demolition permit has been issued to
the Byron ". Greene. Jr-. Company by
Buildings Superintendent Miller for tearing
down the six four story buildings at No. ?
10 East 2sth street and No. AZ 10 AL
Fifth avenue. which are ovn ned by Eliza
beth n Anderson.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Mary Hays to C'Urtenius Gillette: 500
Lawrence L Brown. commissioner, to
Marshall j Wilder: > Sssts: 5000.
Conrad r Gross TO George Herbener. trus
5000.
James \ Trowbridge to William Harte and
ano. trus $1,000
Title Insurance Co to William butcher, sdn;
5000.
Columbia Trust co to State r and NJ CO. 500
Amy g Wdgstaff and 10 Corporate Mtg
Co: $3.50.
Charles L Hirsh to Regina Hersh 500.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Lawyers Mtg Co: s assts: total. sos, 600.
Mark Lurie 10 Jacob Cooper and ano. COM
missioner: 500.
Annie = Pell to Mary Baylis; $500
Charles Potter Elizabeth Berbert; 81
Mary L Cummings 20 May = Mark: 5000.
United States Trust co of New York to New
York Public Library; So. 600
Babetta Wachsman to Max Roseuthal; $500
Isaac Purdy and ano, exrs, 10 Charles y
Purdy: 50. t91 %.
Charles Bauerdorf and exrs, to Annie
Z Bauerdorf; S2.OlS.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 10.


sOTH ST, 10 East: John Koch Plumbing &C
agt Tracy Hoppin. owner; Potter Foubister,
Inc. contractors; 500.
MOTT AVE : e cor 144th ST, 1o0x10o Adam
Gross agt Handy Construction Co, owner and
contractor: 81 .;}222.
PARK AVE. intersection 167th st. known as
bridge over track of New York Central & Hudson
River Railroad Co; Mary Trotta agt New York
Central & Hudson River Railroad Co, owner;
John r Maatesta, contractor; 800
IS. VIM q Kinney ast Garmansky Construction
Co. owner and contractor; $50.
18th ST. 81 West: William Simon agt II
Beauer and Nine Brooks, owners: Max Schle-
singer, contractor; SS4 50.
ESSEX ST. 1Ta and 1s1: Samuel Rosenberg
agt Abraham Neunan, owner; MULTI, con-
tractor; S53 30.
HUGHES AVE. s. 1904 It OF 1s0th ST. ~ 4
XII 3x75.2x1709; Arthur Netthardt agt Calabra
building Co. owner; Patrick Acker, contractor;
S74.
4TH AVE, 9th ST. 6Ox125: A J Davis
Construction Co ast Albert F Hyde, owner: a
Schwoerer & Sons, Inc. contractors: $3.50 go.
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Nelson 362 9TH ave: 81 900: attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
9Th ST. SOC. SO, ST. East. sly brk. OK
81: oct 20. 1907: Henry Kalchheim to David.
George. Frank and HAM Stoddard firm OF
Stoddard & Sonsl Bangor Penn $1,000; attorney
Lawyers Title and Insurance Co, 100 Broadway
45TH ST 22T West ! sty brI 100. 5x20 10;
Jan 10, 1905 Elizabeth L ReChel to Sarah z
Roston: s., 600: attorney Geller, ROlstOn &
Koran, 80 Exchange Place.
129TH ST, $. 26S # of eth ave 90 11x16:
Feb g. 1892; Sarah Hess TO Antoinctte X Wal
lace; $4,000: address. 66O1 q unCy st, German
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INVESTORS IN BUSINESS DISTRICTS
One PAYS About ss500o0 for the Irving Building, at 10th
Street and Irving Place.


have sold for Louis Bernstein 10 the StocK l
Realty Company GFenry Corn presiaen !,,s,,ss
24l, 2sS and PAS West 37th street, oid Us;
on plot 7aXgS.a feet. Mr. Corn gives III pa
payment Nos. loGs 1o12. 1910 and 1920 SlnLSo ~,
street four five story apartment houses each ~
plot 40xlOo feet.
18TH STREET-A Humfner has sold TOT Aaa
u Schmalholz and Charles Brand IT. eh S 49,
for the estate Of Theodore Schmalholz- I.e rG1
story nrivate dwelling house at No. 90 East
18th street to client. who after eA'eh0i
alterations VIII occupy the premises.
10TH STREET-Pease & Gilman sold TOT %.
House No SOC West 109th street, a hEe SIo, =
American basement dwelling house. 2oN6-NiVoli
feet, q client for OCCUPANCY
THE BRONX.
Edward \. Crosby & co. have sold for JoIi
Ryan lots the west side Of toN sLIeet,
beginning 154 feet south Of 10th street, ana 10.
". J. Brown the adjoining lot. making pIot
75X1O0 feet. to builder. who VIII erect '"o
eve story apartment houses.
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ave n IS to beg: Joseph L Ennis to the City of
New York; Sept 10: 81; address, 80 West Broad
way.
WATSON AVE. s s. 155 # of Olmstead ave.
23xl0S: Martin Lynch to August Wohlpart, June
4 $780, address, 22I5 Westchester ave.
ZULETT AVE. s. 275 # W of Mapes ave- 25x
100; Margaret z McGOdrick to Thomas =
Donohue; Sept Ia 500; address, 217 West 105th
81.
1s3D ST. cor Clinton ave. o5x95: Sarah
McClinchie TO James T Barry tmtg $1,000; oct
s. 81 address. 1149 Boston I'd.
217TH ST. n $. 20 # e of Paulding ave, COX
9J; Savoy Improvement Co to Cateriua y Pellet
teri mtg 81. 700, oct = 500; address. 562 18th
~
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LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER 10.

BRADHURS AVE, 5 cor Of 15eth st, 25x
90. II: John r Brook agt Lipman Toplitz ct al
foreclosure Of transfer of tax lien); attorney.
w Lustgarten.
18TH ST, 1856 East: People of the State of
New York agt Jacob Spielberg notice Of levy:
attorney. c Whitman.
COLLEGE AVE, +, $50 It OF f65th st.
22x92 Lille B IIienthal agt Clara Zauderer
ct al (amended foreclosure of Mtg; attorney,
S Wechsler.
18th ST 51S TO 534 West: Alpha Portland
Cement Co agt Realty Co of West Twenty
sixth Street ct al action to declare LEM: at
torney, L II Porter.
VILLA AVE. 509S; Luigi ZibelH sgt Battista
Tucci ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorneys.
Menken Bros.
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7be a,proxiulate amount Of the Hen or char-s,
e. eafisfy which the aDove-described property a
70 he sold IS Thirty-two thousand SIX hladrei
ard tvyentv-seven 50-iOo dollars, with intsres,
ttoraOr, from the 18th day Of September f9ia
togetber with costs and allowance amounting
10 three hundred and thirty 4I-iop dollars, win
t-+s-es+ from October Bird. 1910. together wifh
The EXPENSES Of the sale The Approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments ard water
rates or other liens. which are 20 % allowed
- +be purchaser our Of the purchase money. Or
naid by the Referee, is thirteen hundred ard
nine QS-fG0 dollars and interest
The premises will be sod subject - monthly
tenancieS. go
DATED. New York. October 5th. 1910
NANIMES 4 LF.SSE-R. Refs-ss
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NEW ELEVEN STORY BUILDING.

An eleven story building is 10 be erected
by Simon Zinn al the southeast corner OF
Eleventh avenue and 18th street on a plot
109x1O0 feet. The structure, which is esti-
mated 70 cost 500, 900, will be occupied by
Mr.. Zinn for the manufacture Of metal
goods. His business is At present located
1T No. go Hudson street. The plans were
drawn by Edward J. Shire and Lewis r.
Kaufman.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

OCTOBER 10.
42D ST s. $50 # of 18th ave; Adolf
Schulz agt Z F Sturgis estate ct al; Aug II.
1910 (vacated); SI3 40.
ROBBINS AVE. W $. s76-11 # of Dater ST:
Carter, Black & Ayers agt Poldow Construc-
ton Co ct al. Oct ). 1910: s114o 35-
WEST END AVE. n of Goth ct; Noonan
& Price Co ast Allendale Building Co ct al
Sept -. 1910 (by bond); S461.
OGDEN AVE, s. so Fl Of 164th ST;
Lazarus. Hirschenfeld & Co agt Mary Mccain
ct al: Sept u, 1910; $500.
WEST END AVE. cor OF e9th st: David
Cowlin agt Allendale Building Co ct al. Sept
%. 1910 Thy bond; S532 10
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The newer business districts ana come
tirh class residential sections furnished
the most important realty trading yester-
day This was not due to purchases ny
operators. but to investors taking over the
finished product OF building concerns
The Irving Place district figured most
conspicuously in the news OF the day
About FIVE years ago this zone was an al
most exclusive residential one. and es-
pecialv noted for having within its Dor
GERS the OLD Westminster Hotel, which
was for many years popular house On
the site once occupied by that hotel and
an adjoining plot is the Borgfeldt Build
.ng. That structure stands on the entire
block front on the westerly side Of Irving
Place from 18th to 18th street II Is one
OF the best constructed and one of the
largest commercial buildings recently erect
Cd in the cts. Opposite it. at the south
west corner of 10Th street and Irving
Place. Is the Irving Building. which was
built by the Kirs Bay Realty Company,
az which Benjamin Mordecai Is the presl-
dent
The Irving Building was bought EeSter-
DAY by en- investor for about $4,000 Inc
CITY months ago planned TO buy the struct-
ure in order 10 furnish a suitable home
FOR the Tenement House and Health de
project. The structure covers a plot 'front.'
:n- 722.9 feet in Irving Place and 100 feet in
-1e1h street Il was bought by client Of
william Kahn.
Zore with Bright Future.
Though the Irving Place zone has been
changed in a few years from home sec
ton to large wholesale and retail bust
ness area. business building in the district
has not been overcome, and the demand
5or such structures there is rapidly increas-
sng. Because Of those facts this part Of
the town ought from now on until late
.spring begin to draw to itself large NUM-
her Of speculative builders.
Henry Corn invaded the Pennsylvania
-oistrict Yesterday The Stockton Realty
sCon1pany. Of which he is president, bought
ithrouEh Arnold. Byrne & Baumann from
louis Bernstein No. 2I TO 2+5 West 9th
iEtree- Z plot 75xl9o feet. covered with ola
buildings In part payment Mr.. Corn :
'sornpanr gave four FIVE story apartment
nlcuses, No. Ie1S 10 1N3o Simpson street. The
fPronX. each on a plot 4GX1e0 feet, recently
isacouired by Mr.. Corn from tie American
Real Estate Company in trade for a
twelve story building in West 21st street.
The principal uptown transaction was the
sale hv the Brown Realty Company Of the
tTcloSn ftou. a SlN story eitNaioI aPSai I'M
house. No 52S West l7Sth street. on plot
77Nc6N irregular. The buyers are HiTSCh &
cohen wholesale cloak manufacturers in
West 26th street. The Brown Realty Com
panv bought the house about month ago
from the T. !. Mcclure Construction Com
pary Il WAS vacant then, but is now en-
riTely occupied.
some high class dwelling houses changed
hands YESTERDAY An investment of about
$4,000 u-aS the purchase by Mrs. N. +
Alexander from Dr. r. T. Fowler Of the
PREMISES No. IS West 40th street The buy
sr will alter the house. which Is on lo'
1sx9S 2 feet. for business.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. or % form stock company; a
patent improved adjustable spring weed lcoe
for In connection with plougbS % turn down
weeds and other trash Immediately I'm l.iV1olr
or the share. For particulars address or can
on WALTER KING. 26I SUmpter st. BrOohNh
y. Y.
BIG BARGAINS-Slightly used once furnitur>
tesks. typewriters. cash registers. addlns ny
chimes. monographs. fling cabinets. safes. ADJ
dressing machines. time clocks. partitions. cAecx
protectors. bookcases. NATHAN'S. White stress
BILLIARDS. pool and new patent combination
tables. lowest prices, supplies, repairs
bowling alley builders Decker'S fO5 East pm
81 Established 1850
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect. Washington. d. q 7.
at this office until O'Clock P N or the 81
day Of November, 1910. and then opened Tor re
I conpletfOu OF the SuperSJrucrCre % Tire new
Post Once building. New YORK, y j.. eNciuSls >
vacuum cleaning system IN accordance with ne
drawings and specifications. copies OF which
NAV be- had. at the discretion OF the SupervtS-
ing Architect upon application 10 this once or
Mead & White 100 Fifth Ave, New IorA:
Applications must be accompanied by a ce-tred
check for $500. which will be held az this ofl-s
until the return OF The drawlnss and specln,s-
Architect --
PROPOSALS FOR BCCKSKIN GACNTLETS.
trunk lockers and ShOeS.-Arr1y Bcildins. NeN
yo~E y y September y. 19iO.-SSaled pro
the Boston Philadelphia. Chicago and - LOUIS
depors OF the QuartermaSterS Depart-neh.
until one O'Clock ?. NJ. October Is. 1919, Sld
then opened. for furnishing and ceAverlns a.
skin CiauntIets. Trunk Lcckers. RuSset NarSl-
ing shoes and Garrison shoes lntcrrnatieH
upou application. Envelopes containing pc
pSsaIs 10 be indorsed Proposals for t4aunt
october IS. 1919 and addressed - L. COionsi
VI. GRAY ZALINS<L Depot 9. NJ
MANUFACTURES Of COATS AND BTtE E,CAS,S
Army BUILDING New York city. oct ; l9h
Sealed proposals. IN triplicats. VII be received
here until I ,. m Nov 8 1910. and Zen
opened for manufacturing the following owe
prab Clothing; las 00O cotton coats. liapo
wColIen coats. 10000 pairs foot and @soo0 psifs
-. 600 pairs mounted woolen breecnfS. a.~'
khaki coats and DreeChes. Information upon aP
pliCatf0n- Envelopes containing proposals SAoN-t
be endorsed Proposals for Coats and breeches
Lieut. col NJ GRAY ZNTLNSEI. Deputy Quar-
termastsr General. Z : a. Depot g ~
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

ABSOLUTELY SELECT PRIVATE FAMILIES
desiring two roomers can secure same
without publicity. Boarding and rooming houses
also listed. No place listed without inspection.
Applicants requiring refined. desirable accommo-
datiOns consult Telephone Madison Square
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ss25.ooo BUILDING LOAN.

The metropolitan Life Insurance Company
loaned TO the Seth Low Realty Company
yesterday SIS o. me property. l5Gx9J Il
feet. IN l2lst street, I75 feet west Of Amster-
dam avenue.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
OCTOBER 10

OCTOBER 10.
ARTHUR AVE, S. 141.11 IT of 1s1,t st
25. 2X92.5; Title Guarantee and Trust Co loane
Koch Building Co 10000
12lST ST. s, IT'S # W Of Amsterdam ave
15ox95. II: Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans
Bethlow Realty Co 1925. 900.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor of ssth St
100 Sx100; same loans Charter Construction CO
$500 900.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
OCTOBER 10
MANHATTAN.
MANHATTAN.

BARROW ST. 80 3 sty brk. 20x1o0; Dec 3.
1850: James Mcclelland and ano to the West
Sids Savings Bank, and discharged OF record
,.tfbout production of mtg on order of Supreme
Court at Special Term. oct /. 1910: $500: at
torney William Phelan, 302 Broadway.
BROADWAY. &. n OF dwg John c
Hamilton nst Ward ~. 4x1ls. Ike. 1x17.4: May
1 fssO; Susan McVickar TO Geo p Tiffany.
fndivIdually and gdn: discharged OF record
Without production of mtg by order OF Supreme
Court Oct 3. 1910: $4,000; attorneys. Miller,
Ktng Lane & Trafford. 80 Broadway.
GRAND ST. 81, 7 sty brk. 25x1OO; Sept J.,
1000. LYMAN HorwitZ and ano 20 Annie Levy ana
Esther Schilt $40 90. address, 33l West lolst St
7rH AVE " - IA IL II g Of f3oth -. 25x15;
ne / 1906. John T. Costello and ano TO William
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

s0TH ST. 10 EAST. corner Madison ave
Elegant suite. two rooms and bath: other
rooms; elevator. steam heat, parlor dining
excellent board
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Rents Ss5 and $40
WALTER [. JOHNSON
400 9th Street, Brooklyn
LONG ISLAND
OWNER LEAVING CITY

Will sacrifice elegant new substantial resi-
dence expensively and artstcally furnished ::
IL rooms . model bathrooms; mission finish
library; paneIled forest oak finished dining
room: open fireplaces; gas, steam heat: wide
piazzas; very best plumbing and heating sys-
tenn: many beautiful acquisitions: handsome
grounds; select restricted location; few min
utes of station; - minutes out Title guar
snteed by the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany OF N Y Immediate possession: princi-
pals only. Price. $4,000. suitable terms.
Address. OWNER. 5O+ World Building, N Y
SIXTEEN HIGH CLASS HOUSES NOW
ready; 81, 900 cash, balance as rent: minutes
from Herald Square. QUEENSBORO COR
PORATION. Greensboro Bridge Plaza North or
Fifth cor. 25rh
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
nth AVE. 6 cor Goth st; for II sty brk
factory. 9s. 9x100 NJ & 4 Zinn, $40 Hudson
ave. owners: Shiren & Kaufman. 10 East sd
St architects; 100000.
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LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
1912 East And s.. 4J-55 East 4lst s.

NEW YORK
To Mr.. or Mrs II T. Alley, MIS- Jacd
Berry. Mrs. 9. z. Brewer BY knoedl4r g
Mr. d A Buell. Mrs Cynthia Burden. IL
or Mrs. ". f Caldwell. Mr.. WuL c. Camp
Mrs. Nyra Clark. Mr.. c ". Clark, Mrs F. s.
Clinton. MI or Mrs. Arthur 5. Cox. Irs J.
Curtis. DR.. 3. z Davis. Mrs Teresa Dean.
Mrs VIM VI. Fowler. F, z. Grant. A-. Frank
P Gaillard. Mr.. Oliver r Hartman. Ars
Emily Hazard. Mr.. 4 A. Jakobi M Fo1hasl
p. Keens. Mr.. Mrs. George King, Ms I
g. KuhIberg Mr.. James Kydd. Mss Marion
John D. Gates. Miss z. II Martin. Dr. o.
Mrs. William May. Nj or Mrs Miller.
Mr. Roger s Munger. Mrs. NJ. A1rpnf.
Mrs N J. Myers. OReilly Brothers NeS
York Storage Warehouse Company for z =
Grant. MI J. y. Perron. J. V Perry. Gsorzs
Mr.. Eugene E Reilly. Mrs 7. Riksr ".
or Mrs Edward Sanford Mrs frances !!
Shelton, Miss Emma 8 Shields. Ms L :
STREET Miss J. CarryI Smith or Mrs. j. =
Holden. Mr.. Thomas T. SturEis NJ Henry ?
Toler. Mrs - " Trippe Mrs Julia y Waite.
White. Extrx-. Estate John s Young IcH
are hereby notified that the storage being drs
and the time for payment OF this company ;
lien therefor upon JFe property hereinatter
described having expired and due notice tceIs-
oS having been given you. this Company VII
personal effects and merchandise stored ~
you in its warehouses and TORI silver sJorase
vaults. TO be sold at public auction accor1ihs
to the statute in such cases made and Pro
vtdsd. az the auction rooms OF George ?
Merle, No. 155 East 125th street. New Ao.S
City. on Thursday. October Goth. 1910. al "
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
WILLIAM Il. MURPHY
Secretary and Treasure
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANT TO BUY established coal or grain nour
and feed business netting 5000 10 81 600 y.sr-
-. l.. '. r.. Box 80. Tribune ONCE.
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ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

10TH ST - West: 20 ) sly brk tennlt;
J NJ Bogner. "a West Tooth ST. owner: Gronen-
berg & Leuchtag. West 22d st. architects
So 600
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SToRAGE NOTICES.

H4EGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE 90.
once. 800 west 34th -
Addfa AfberrsOu Verne q. Armstrong Enns
Asher Mrs Baker Peter Barr. AIrrira Beach.
George ". Beach, Helen Bereztprd- Octss =
Bertrand Frank Bodenstein- Estate AGins
BouIau1er, SiIas BraXton. BENJAMIN BrOV1.
s1-ofrst+A CartareuiT Emily Chambers Tosfs
ConnOrs, u " Crane, Katie cray. 81 A
Crosby. J 3 Crosby. Catherine Davis. William
n Day. Anna Klein; Ida Linqgis.: ha.e L us,
Mrs NcDouga1i. Margaret Nctioney. kstis
McJSurk Ellen Mack. Jennie Mailman E1vsrt
C. Narouey, X. =. Masters or Estate OF Rev
Thomas H Sill. Priscilla Maxwell, Syo1ey
tate Mary PAGE James II. Patton. Annie Pa
nett or J. Cr0nberZ, George Rll-r, DIT Frank
z Seeley. Estate Mary skinner Elizaeeih
SmfthsOu. Bessie SOlart. cal Sle"a -t- Mar
Denning. Frank Dillon Jennie HIl. Mavnar4
DorneIIv. Charles DortnG Mrs A Dow1i1s.
Joseph g. DTayfus. Desda Duncan Eusene L
Folan, Henrietta p. Gamble Anthony Gauus.
Henry Gibbs. May HaTdeUburg. JClia taEief-
worth. Mary Hess. Rita How EFT. Joseph H1-r.
Alice Johnson. Rachel Johnson. John 4 Jon-L
Toh1 Kern Annie Ki-rnaE. Cr0Idie Slower Ben
Teal. Mary Truesdell. Louis ; N5lsntiaes
Lillian A Wallace. Nellie weston. Lila A
Whitney Wood. Elizabeth Wore. J.. 4 p0ner
or James I.ytle. Henry J. W Telfatr. at-nrss
Robinson: You and each % y1u are hereby
notified THAT. the time for the pa ment Of tni9
Company's lien upon the properly hers--ae-sr
described having expired. after due notes
thereof rad been given EoU. We VIII causs such
property TO wit. household goods persoaal e
tAcrs ard merchandise. stored uT YOU OF II
vour name in the Hdeger storage ~ arehcuss
co. warehouses. 70 be sold al public auetlon-
according 10 the aruJA in such ease nads
West S4th st New York CITY. on Mordar.
Oct. c4rh. 1910, At 1880 a. m. and 4 me ssls
thereof is not completed on said date the SINS
will be continued at t1e same place on ech
and every Noudav thereafter, beginning az
10 80 O. n. until the sale is corlplerec-
HAEGER STORAGE MARE1HOCSE CO.
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CARPET CLEANING.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

A DESIRABLE SUITE. comprising exception
ally spacious rooms. with commodous closets
bath and shower. Offering all the advantages Of
"a high class bachelor hotel combined with the
dignity Of individual home. neighborhood
West S5th. Exclusive. Box 127. Tribune Office
TWO BEAUTIFUL. ROOMS. bath: together. sep
arately: unfurnished; newly furnished private
house: references; telephone. Isl West 18th st
SO WEST 61ST ST.-Handsomely furnished par
lor floor: double or single: business or private:
suitable for private family: absolutely first class
telephone. McCabe.
83D ST, 81 WEST.-Iarge. light Is
private house for select gentlemen only.
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PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.
One mile unobstructed river frontage; 80 mod
ern residences near completion. Address
PHILIPSE MANOR co.
Philipse Manor, New York
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REM EDIES,

OF BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DESflltfs
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred is
eases: relief at once In dangerous cases recsaN
old; those desiring only hrSt C,ass scientil,,,
treatment should call Or. BONSCHUR. the ven
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The following sales were recorded IN Ile
Real Estate Exchange salesroom yester-
day:
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-22
COPPERTOWN'S VICTORY IN
HANDICAP IS A SURPRISE
KeniLworth Colt, With Walsh Up, Passes Fioe
OF the Best Three Years Olds in raining
By E. w. CLARKE

- oPPERroWN Handicapped Nathanson
yesterdays racing at Emerye by scor-
ing five of the best year od in
~ training
ulongs the only feature OF an
Turret and Judge Quinn each with
pounds lively play Raleigh
d post laid against the other
Copperown Chester Krum
splendid sendon and to VOsper on Raleigh
d nicely within
Kenlworth colt head
had trouble
going by two lengths
the the place y neck
Turret.cl closing sturdiy behind Raleigh P D.
made the business of picking winners
the only favorite to
land followed him under the after he
had runa the stretch
overdue cashed for his hackers in the
IL The
the finish
Barrysh
which taking
attachment his freight BILL
led
lengths Father
Bsnice with Kedes aboard dropped into third
=,
his good days and made OF the rst mile
dwitha of it
from the
to placed the
off
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