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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
April, Is

with name and address Of lenders attorney.)
APRIL Is.
AVE A. 1921. " s. c5x94; Nav 81 1907 .
julius Horning and to Anton SziIaSyf;
$4,000; attorney. Hugo Cohn. 10 ave A.
AVE \. W :. So # Of s5,h 81. 25xo4:
eTick Schuck; $1,000
AVE 4. " :. So II n OF s5th st. 25xe4
Feb .. 1907: Anton SzilagyI 10 Gustav L Pro-
satzky and sno; $4,000.
AVE u. Sc. $. 2e-sx75; Dec 20. 1908. Lud-
wig Weinberger and aDo 70 Charles 2 Buck
ley: $4,000; address. IA Broadway.
BEDFORD ST. 60 and 81; Morton st 27fs -.
FEB 10. 1905; Samuel Miller and ano 70 ny
kantrOwitz q Esbers. 80 Broadway.
PARK AVE, 1913. e 5, 2JxS2. . 2-s: Feb Is.
ieoJ oo Henri g Chaser and anO TO Eloss Beck
WII.LETT ST, 80 " 8. 25xss: Apr1 ? 1908
Adolpn Danziger and ano to Louis MarguIies:
$4,000. attorneys. Kantrowitz & Esberg. 500
1ST AVE. $50, = 25xo4; April I 1903.
! William Ryba and anO 10 Anna Sarah Miller
and ano: $4,000; attorney, Benjamin Haas. 20
ID AVE 1884. e s. 25x1oo. April I. 1907:
Charles Gumb 70 Title Insurance. co OF Sew
/ York; S16,cOG; address. 135 Broadway
9Th AVE, 452. s. 2Ox1OO: oct =. 1909. Ellen
N Connolly TO Greenwich Savings Bank: 81
Ooo; attorney. George q De Witt s. Nassau 81.
9TH AVE. 452; e :. 2ox1Oo. May 81. 1906;
Ellen NJ Connolly TO Greenwich Savings Bank:
sau 81.
9TH AVE. 45c. :. 2Ox1OO: April 10 1907;
Ellen N Connolly 70 greenwich Savings Bank:
$1,000; attorney. George q De Wit IS Mas
Eau st.
sTII AVE. 25s5. W :. 25zloo: June 6. 1906;
Harry GOodstein and others to Max Marx. So
/ 800; address. rs Broadway.
18TH st 8I4 East. 2Gx1O3 3; Feb s. 1905
/ Solomon Reiner TO Caroline Beck: 50 900.
stTH ST ga East; :, 21.ax9S-o: July -.
| 1897: Marcus ROsenthai and ano % sara G
Nathan. 5000. attorney, Nathan Leventritt, Il
Broadway
BOTH ST. 21J ana 2iT. T $ sc AXIS. March .
| 1908. Priscilla 7 eager to Phebe Warren Nc
/ Connie; 5000: address. A. Broadway.
45TH ST, s. 10 II OF Madison ave bOy
/ 1908; May %. 1895: Thomas ] O'ReiIiv and anc
/ TO John O uilOugh-StetSon; SJ5. 600
18th ST. los East. 3. 25N1OO 5: March so
/ 1907, Thomas + Crimmtns Real Estate and Con
struCtiOn 90 % Emma G. Hamilton: $40 600
! attorney. Henry station do Broadway.
! BATH ST. . :, 80 q o Of Attn ave- 25xf1a 3
March IS 1907. Emma G. Hamilton 90 Lawyers
/ Title Insurance and Trust CO: S25. 600; address
/ 100 broadway.
| GOTH ST. - Fast \ s, COX irreE; Nov so
1901. Albert II FTidenberg 20 Leonard Lewisohn
So. go. attorneys. PhIb!n, Beekman x Meuken
% William ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday 81 the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos Is and
10 vesey street. resulted as follows:
BY James Z VETS Co.
I6oD ST. n :. 1Sa II II q Of Courtlandt ave.
5ox1Oc. vacant; A A Drummond against /
Dick et al: McKeen. 3 & ~. atfvs; W 9 Ar
mold. ref; partition; 70 the plair,iT FOR $500.
The auction offerings to-day VIII BE ss fol-
lows.
BID ST. 50 and 81. :. IS: Il e Of Broadway.
4SNSS9. and sty dwgs. vol sale
2STH ST. Ie. s s. 145 II W Of Madison ave.
25x9so q, sty dwg, vol sale.
18TH ST. 2lT e. 221 p of 18th ave,
Is .6xa9. 3 sty anI basement dwg: eXr's sale.
9TH AVE. n ~ cor 57th st. 1OO.JN25. > sly
hathouse. with stores; Cxrs' sale.
10TH ST. : I07s II e Of Ave n. T5x92 ..
vacant: eNrs' sale, estate OF Mary Ho6emeyer,
deceased.
SsTH ST. 411-412 n s. 80 f. W Of 9th ave.
o0x9s9. two sty bldEs; vol sale.
GREENWICH ST. 6S7 20 COS. S cor 10th
-. eco lo6 loxS2Gx iTsg; >, and sty
bldgs; vol sale.
10TH ST. 25s. 5, s2.6 It Of Greenwich st.
&c 5x1os. sx irres; sly tenmt, vol sale
CHRISTOPHER ST. 80. F. HSC - Of
Greenwich st. 26x irreg; vacant; vol sale.
HUDSON ST. sos y g. 2e.a n n OF Christopher
81. - 6Xlo04i sly dwg; vol sale.
sTH AVE, 1920. cor 1880 st 25.1N75. sly
teumt and store; : A Tanenhaum agt r Car
penter e al; N Hoffman. ATTY; " JACKSON.
20 FIRST mtg Of $4,000.
1sT AVE. 5 cor 95th -. t0oSx1oS: vacant
= 7 Grant Ct az aRt William MCGOWAN IT al. "
c he Witt. atty; Z Sara, ref amt due,
$50 loi -: taxes. etc. S2.147 Il.
156TTT ST. 491. s. 741o = OF Brook ave.
- Ilx1eo ? sly terut and stores. Bella Schu-
lein agt Morris Kite ct al Milton Mayer. atty;
r A SeligTnann, ref. amt due, SlI946 -. taxes,
etc, 1892 80
l42D ST, c21 U S. 90 n X of 7th ave. 25v
% il. sly tenmt and store. 4 II Vogel ast
Never Sachs et al. Lese & - a+tvs: Alvin Inter
meyer. ref; amt due 81 923 o5 etc. SOB Al.
s7TH ST. COZ. E. I4o r Of % ave. 24.6x
1coll. sly tenmt; Bernhard Mayer agt Ida
MulqUeen, ref. amt due. $l5.77S s. taxes, etc.
( 1867 s..
I'D AVE. 1924 n cor 94th ST. * sx7o9. . sty
l tenmt and stores, Schappert agt Annie
hesser q al; Malcolm Suu1heiin'r- atty, j.
I TruaN. -: amt cue, S+,9l3 $; sub 20 a first
mtg Of SIS. 900
loaTH ST. 2oa. "a s. 10 q ~ Sd ave 1910
400 II. sty tenmts : Z Wells. trustee. etc
4 sgt Jacob Gimplovitz 81 al; Sheppard & ".
/ attys; W Maloney, ref. amt due. Ss.s-4 -
taxes, etc. S432 -.
BY Herbert A sherman.
! GOERCK ST. Az and 40 n ~ cor Houston
! 50, 6S.GXloo 3, two sly tennis and stores.
4 Bella Hillman agt Louis SorNIn ct al; KAN
4 s51.S62 So; sub TO two mtgs agEregating
$4,000
18TH ST. 81. E. 10 T. y Of Ave 3. 25x
! 1893: sly tenmt and store Meyer Jarmu-
/ lowsky II al agt Ernestine Fraukcl ct a..
/ BERNARD AieNaoaer- atty. W Eeady ref;
/ TO rrst mtE Of So 600
BY Samuel Marx.
i41sT ST 55l. n $. 2o01 Il c Of Broadway.
J "a lNS9lL . sly dwgi New York Savings
( sttvs. n Byttenberc. ref. amt due,
! 81 So 20, taxes, etc, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
BIG AUCTION SALE TO-DAY.

~ the Nesey Street salesIo0m this after
noon Joseph j. Day VIII offer al auction
reverai parcels contiguous 70 the Christie
pier street station OF the Hudson Tunnel
slbes. These parcels are 70 grouped that
rhe plot as whole fronts on four streets
christopher. West 10Th. Greenwich and
Hudson streets.
Another parcel that has unusual transit
Sacilities IS Nos - and a West ed street
s. the heart OF the Pennsylvania. shopping
H16 hotel section. Mr.. Day VIII also offer
she northwest corner OF 51h street aud
1>inth avenue. 40. 2l7 West -37th street
o plot on East 10th street. Nos. 81 ard e..
West 18Th street and 30. lG Elst 2stt
t.reof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
REALTY NOTES.

Tlc syndicate which recently bought a.
SEtatS ~oInpr.giag .igkty-eiEht acres ~
L<Kc PLACID, opposite The Dewey Cub
property IS composed OF Prank Wolf
benry l.crsch and George b. Derlhei.a. ~
tiif city. and Benjamin Wolf and Frank
r.. Bacbu.si, % Philadelphia. Tho Eale
v.5r Negotiated by Joseph y. Day. on the
properly pas sitaatcc the Bu.zsoaunont
Botol. which was destroyed by nrc some
months ago.
ET,ina Schwartz has not sold No - East
rcfa efreC.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
Interest pc cent unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN.

AEltlis 10.
MANHATTAN.
COLUMBIA ST. " S. ca r. OF Riviugtou ST.
2nx49 :, oct 10. demand. per cent; Beckle KOp-
pelman 20 Abraham Reich; $3.50. attorney. Israel
Gruustein. I32 Nassau ST
MADISON AVE. n :. 32.I Il Of MontCorn-
cry 81. 43xiuO; April IL; WIS. ~ per cent
Joseph KashoVitz to Trust Company OF America,
exr. etc. $4,000; attorneys. Spencer. Ordway y
Wierum. y William st.
MONROE ST. 90 and 30. runs a5.I < w Is
x 80 @ 81. X Is to beg CpriOr mtg SO Uu0) f:
March 4; . yrs. per cent; Eliza Conn Lillian
Chaucer. $500, attorney. II II Hochdorf, 6S Park
Row.
ROOSEVELT ST. II and 10. runs n 43.3 X .
1917 5 - y s ia x 1898 20 beg; April s.:
due. etc. as per bond. Joseph ROyeEno TO Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. $4,000; address. l76
[ Broadway.
ROOSEVELT st. s. 70.s Il 7 OF Cherry st.
a.. sx62. l0N trreg; April Il. Que May /, 1915.
John 4 Weekes and Bernard Golden to Henry
10 F Weekes, trustee: $4,000; addyess, a. Will
tam st.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. S. bS.2 # E Of l73d st.
81 9x1O0; April ~; yrs; Thomas L Burke 20
John II Foster. trustee; S12.5O0 attorney. F de Z
Foster Is Wall st.
WEST END AVE I57. l7xl0O: April Il: due.
etc as per bond, viola Eytiuge. indlv ard
as trustee. Union Dime Savings Bank; so. 600,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
TRADING AT PLANpoMe

The Plandome Land Company. through
SIS sales agents. L'Ecluse. Washburn & CO..
have sold 10 AIRS. y. PeThsm the large cor
ner plot NO. I75, and the adjoining plot. at
Plandomc, where che is 70 erect q large
house overlooking AI2nhassct Bag, and 10
Ernest A. L'EclUse an acre in the new
section. which he viii improve Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
C7lth name and address o. pur.ha ser.l
APRIL T.
MANHATTAN


GRAND ST. 07o ms 20. caA75. Joseph T.rycr
% SJ.1dol Hymau. al liens. March s; sfoO. dd-
drees 30G3 -
GREENWICH AVE. III sas Ii3 w cor
Jane 81 - 4K5o. 1Ox irreE. Charles E-u-=e 20
Emma Ecgssc mtE SG3uoOts April ., 500. al
dress, 80 University Place.
LEXINGTON AVE. 2l5 and 2i7. cor SD
a. 50sKiiS. Joseph " Smith and an1 czts. etc.
20 tAc Joseph smith Realty Go. confirmation
deed. April a: s0.Gi4 60. address. 80 West sith
-.
MADISON AVE coy 1c1d %; Ia1lxeO.
AltxandeT N0thactild 90 aI % Herald CC.rtruc-
tion 60 GEsg Sl7.JOgJs Ic1 -. 500. address. 90
White 81
PEARL eT. I8s. runs s. e. .1N D. . I..x 81 C.
~ - "a .3X D ~ "'.5 90 "a 3 a d -lY ~ be
ginning. foreclosure. April - 1910. AIrl -
Thomas. ref 90 Elineckc A. Co. q ,.fut-s.tl1n.
81 GO. aG4rezs. - bCuac e.
WEST ST. l52. 10 sas33x Irvea. N.,v vor.
Jlfs inruraroe and Trust 90 ana Edmund Il.
raylIsa to Serena 4ihin,.ar '.r. ArrI &. s--.,u|-
a.dr.es. .- h.lsaat
Nr. EtL Is.r.H. r'
'l--ss d. ta. o. i-.-a. t'. l. 1870. sl.
s--1-e--, - Ealt.s-n =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
REALTY MEETING TONIGHT

The regular spring meeting Of the West
chester County Chamber of Commerce will
be held at SIS tonight, in the rooms OF
the Transportation Club, Hotel Manhattan.
Reports viii be made by committees rela-
tive 20 transit developments and plans of
importance TO real estate and business In
teresrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
PLACES TWO LARGE LOANS.

Morris Moore las obtained q first mort
gago Of $1,000 on the hvc story double fiat
house 10. IS West 1880 street. for Gustayo
F.ankcnJcrs. Also paced $4,000 on the
'vy0 five story single nathouses Nos. "a and
a. West 1s3d street. Tor Joachim Spiro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
RECENT BUYERS.

r. r. Neuman is the buyer Of No. Z West
6Sth street. sold by Irving Lehman through
L. J. Phillips & CO.
c. Alfred Capen is the buyer o. 40 125
East s2d street. sold recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
ARnsIEY PARK SALE.

ILoi.aesh Ives g. CO. have sosG Hampton
<sause. on B.ORowuy. in Ar6s!ey Park.
trcElcy-cil-l = u6scu, the country home 81
abs late %. G-ouge J.. Shrody. TIC prop
s-gy coalD~zEes about 3it aclcs. s.Ktccu
-oara house. static aHd oI;tG!l1iHgH J:
s,as ho.d al 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
MECHANICS LENA


SPRING sr. II: p MufIin a
campbell. owner: Sescosty, cone. ~ I.
SPRING ST. $50: Otto I. Sea-,
egt Max AbrarnsOu e Harris ws-..in,ata<s
and contractors 500 'nAia y,
27TI ST. 115 West. ] TTarrv ~.
co agt John Doe, owner. z N us..cnos }.
contractor. SO IS "a'son ,
SD ST. 422 70 43O East Arm.
20 ast TneodoTe z Hergert, Inc .s' .ar.;s,,
ST NICHOLAS AVE. e. "a o.
~ accommodation 90 ag- 49, = Z
20. owners and contractors. s400 - :, sut.
LENOX AVE. 519. Theodor. r
ho9e Frey. owner and contracfc-~ ,lFoss
q BROOKS. contractors. $3.50 o. Aanes
SOUTH ST. 224t4 and 225: Al.-.
$500 go sss psai EiaSs. owner. Lsnox Ir,s =
SID ST. % 20 - West. san. -.
~ Davenport and Paui Deb 49, 5sa',
Lsnox IRON Works. contractor. A. sss ~
PARK AVE. 1875 % 1866. AIsr.s - -
20 agt Rubber Clothing Go. OWE y,
Works. contractor. sssf 30 Asnar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14

buyer IS W. F. tc. Pich0orne. OF Mount Yer
ron. The same brokers have also sold the
Max Weazel place Of seventy acres, with q
lake, at TOwSco, y. J. They were also In
tereEtod in the sale Of the Mountain Lake
property, at Hopatcong, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
THE BRANDON CHANGES HANDS

The FRANK =. Usher Company nus cold
for Addison Grown the Brandon. a i've
rtorg aae'.elpr apartment hoLso. ~ 90
abH- sl4.a- 81. - any
q-lIiI-4 tl- -t-..t fsoI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
NEW REALTY BOARD mEmBERs

Austin FI2cgan, lewis r. Preston and
CuaIies H. Schnelie have ben elected
E.cubers 81 the Real Estate Board @;
srol.IE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
MOUNT VERNON PosToFFIcE SITE

As a site for q postofice in Mount Yer
nOn the United States government has pur-
chased a parcel on First avenue. near list
street. from the Westchester Lighting Com
uanv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
BUSINESS CHANGES.

y. Frank Mcchan IS now connected with
the Office Of Fitch IT, Madbury, az No. s
Eas. sd street
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80 kEw aERsEY sITE. s1s.ooo.

Aashourh & sen have sofa the Thomas
1r-e.aea.z place. scrsis-irc ~ ths.t --eFe7
e --e .ae.-e o'- --.i..I.-fs at
,-s-.-..a--. =. q. tcf 1l--L $50. lL-
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SATISFIED MECHANICS m.

6ELAA< u.
l25TH ST. 215 West. Isldo- e-.
Carrie L Frear. AUG .. 1909: $500 7oo-1
12sTH ST. 2O8 q 30 East. c..
struction 90 agt Robert s yafs,s s1sr
II. 1903: 5000. e a
43D ST. 601 Wost. Thonna. p,-,.
60 agt Jabez Burns & sons et az ~
18TH ST. 135 Ease. Samuel -fcs.-,
1910. $3.50 81 49, Adj
Co agt Jabez Burns q sons - - p
1909: S7O3 81. A. y
PELHAM AVE. n s. so z. n OF H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
CAMP FOR SALE. LAKE 0NAWA. ME-,
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAS.

BARGAINS-RESIDEN
East S5th St, near Park ave.
last Seth St. Park Ave
Apply HARRIS & VAUGHAN.
I418 broadway. Telephone 81 Bryant
$4,000 CASH BUYS SIX STORY NEW LAW.
AZ feet wide. LenOX Avenue
Rent. $4,000. Price. s49. 600.
No vacancies. Long mortgages
MKEE, HAYWARD & CO
2644 Broadway. Tooth St
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

A BUNGALOW TYPE OF HOUSE. THREE
blocks from third rail- station: twenty ave
minutes from Manhattan. brick and stucco
construction: open fireplace; seven rooms.
kitchen and bath and large attic: price 81 500.
OWNER. Room 1882. so Church St New York
Telephone 1866 Cortlandt.
BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALL IN
provements: Is rooms. bathrooms: large
lawn: Washington and Lawrence sts.. Flushing
l. l.. SSS.9OOs or win rent. ELLIOTT & BUSH
ls+ Broadway. New YORK o. local agents.
OUT OF CITY.
FOR RENT. AT SPI-NTEN DCYVII-CN-
audsOn-Large house with beautiful grounds.
overlooking Hudson River: being put IN
thorough order: newly decorated thrOug bout
steam heat, electric light. ready May LIST:
within nye mtnutes' walk Of the railway sta
tlOn: rental 81 200. can or address Nickel
NEY & Favour. Attys, 50 william ST
wESTCHEsTEK
PHlI1PSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
one mile unohstructsd river frontage. so mod
eFn residences near completion Address
FHILIPSE MANOR CO.
Phuipse Manor. New York
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

OF affairs at the headquarters OF The
Marine Corps. and particularly to Iooh
INTO the controversy between MAI. Ger.
george f. Elliott, commandant Of che
corps. and Col. Charles III. Lauchheinlers
adjutant and inspector. is now engaged In
Formulating its findings
Soon after the commencement OF the
Investigation before the court, Col. Frank
l.. Denny. quartermaster. and Lieut.. Gel.
Henry c. Haines. assistant adjvtant
and inspector. were added a. parties to
the inquiry. Lieut.. Col. Haines was dis.
charged as a party. however, bsfore the
conclusion OF the hearings.
1t Is expected that the report OF the
court will be submitted to the Secretary
OF the Navy the latter part OF this week.
No trial within the memory OF any one
conversant with army or navy affairs
has been held with so much secrecy. The
trial assumed. in view Of certain persons
high in Office, the proportions OF a we'll
organized effort to force the immediate
retirement of Gen. Elliott, commandant %
the corps
The result OF the Investigation IL await
ed with general interest in all branches
of the military service. The main Ques-
tons involved ar ewether Gen. Elliott shall
be retired before he reaches the retiring
age November 80 next, and who shah sue.
coed him as commandant with the rank
Of major general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17
EAGER FOR THE JOB.
Chief Wilkie Gets Unique Applica.
ton for a Position.

Chief Wilkes many applications during
the last few weeks for positions in the
secret service include the following from
a man in a Nebraska town. whose name
IS withheld:
Il am riting to the Military department
on this occasion l would like to be a
detectine for year or SO that is 1 do
not want to ba saleried man alas I
would like to carry a detsctine badge
and revolver So could take man or
women when out of their place olso
would like to b registered where I was
at every week. would just like to do
this for the Grand Pride Of 1t also !
would like to have a u S belt to wear
and git after some of there farm country
land takers through this country / en- a
sun OF vetron. My father was a soldier.
re votes Republic and so do / l en- 6
loot 1 inch tall way Lie lbs hurty Give
ne some Idea of this wather / would half
TO Pay for the Belt Bodg and gun or
wether they would let me try 1t q whirl
My Reputation can b found at ABOVE
address or at Ulysses Neb butlr Co.
While liveing on the farm I do not Drink,
chew NOR smoke tobacco at all. believe
n Bible Reading would like to just on
lite Duty
Yours Truly,
III W."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17
LAST MEETING OF SEASON.
Mississippi Society Entertained at
Pythian Temple.

The closing meeting of the Mississippi
Society before the summer vacation was
held in Pythian Temple, and a goodly
number Of former residents Of that state
listened to numoer of vocal and literary
selections. Mrs. Helen Donahue Deyo
sang several songs and B. A. Lineback
also gave q vocal selection George
Ramsey contributed a short monologue
Mrs. Marie Smith and Byron Blodgett
were the accompanies on the piano for
the soloists of the evening.
decision was reached shortly before
the close OF the session to hold the an
nual excursion of the society to- Chesa-
peake Beach August %. Suggestions were
made to hold general southern society
day at the beach on that date, with the
added attraction of barbecue, and the
matter was left to the committee in
charge to make such arrangements as it
may deem best.
President James l.. Mccormick presided
over the, meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

Suppose Chanute and Langley and
had taken out basic patents and tried to
prevent any one else or the. world at
large from profiting by it. Where would
the art be today or what future would
there be for it? This is not any one
mans work. 1t is the work of mankind,
and mankind must be allowed to profit
by it,
II have some machines being built now
in Chicago on the lines of the gliders
with which l was successful. They will
probably be taken to the Pacific coast
for final trial, but the general principle
on which they work has already been
given out to the world.
The machines with which Prof. Mont
gomery made his most successful flights
have already been described in the tech
meal magazines. Some of them were
sent up in balloons to q height of 4,OOO
feet and cut loose with a man aboard.
They performed all sorts of evoiutions
in the air. including side. somersauits, at
the will of the operator and came safely
to earth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17
GOING BEFORE EXAMINERS.
for Appointment as Mid
shipmen to Be Tested.

Examinations will be held throughout
the country next Tuesday for the desig-
mated candidates for appointment as mid
shipmen at the Naval Academy. These
examinations are held under the auspices
Of the civil service commission, the bu-
reau of navigation having prepared the
questions and arranged all the conditions
in regard to tests and marking. The
vacancies for which the examinations are
held are those made by the graduation
of the class Of 1910 and for those existing
previously to March last.
There are 80 vacancies for senatorial
destinations and 242 designations by
members OF the House of Representa-
tives.
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Hammond A. Downin Dead.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, April 16.-Ham-
mond. A. Downin, proprietor OF the Hotel
Belmont here, former sheriff OF this
county and an eX-member of the city
council, died suddenly here today of
Bright's disease. He was forty-two
years old. Mr. Downn was democrat,
and a member of twelve fraternal or
CARNATIONS. He leaves wife and one
son.
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Illness of Juror Postpones Trial.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 16.-On ac-
count of the illness of DR.. G. T. ivy
man. state witness. who is suffering
from appendicitis, the trial of DR.. B. C..
Hyde on the charge of causing the death
Of Col. Thomas H. Swope by poison was
today continued till Monday.
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In Memoriam.

pERRITT. In loving remembrance Of our -
loved son. FONTAIN MAURY PERMIT. wns
passed away April II. 1909.
Gone but not forgotten.
nv HIS DEVOTED FATHER AND MOTHER.
WILKINS. In sad but loving remembrance Or
our daughter and sister. CORiNNE VII
KJNS who died three years ago To-Day,
April Il, 1907.
Pride Of our home and darling of our hearts.
BY PARENTS AND BROTHERS.
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Mrs. Goidie Bass of Paterson, n. J..
who several days ago denied her identity
at Norfolk. Va, confessed Friday. that
she was the wife of julius Bass when she
was CONFRONTED by the man.
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back, one son. Edward w. Kaldenback.
and two daughters. Blanche j. Kalden-
back and Mrs. Mary E. Horner. survive
him.
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MARRIED.

DUNSwORTH-BREwER. At the Cathedral
rectory, baltimore. "Wednesday, April -,
1910. MARTIN j. DUNSWOKTH Of Carroll.
ton ILL.,. and h HELEN BREWER Of. Wssh-
ington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

II pays to read the want columns OF
The Star. Hundreds Of situations are
hlisd through them.
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Funeral of Charles z. Kaldenbask.

who died Thursday. took place at =
o'clock yesterday afternoon from his
home ass New Jersey avenus northwest.
Rev. Father Doughty Of st. Aloysious
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Church oflciated. Burial was in Mount
Olivet cemetery.
Mr.. Kaldenback was a resident of
Washington for forty-six years, coming
here from Maryland when he Gvas nine
years old.
Besides his widow. Mrs. Ella c. KAldsn-
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Two Patents Compared.

1t is alleged as rather curious 1act
that the patent issued to the Wright
brothers is not upon the machine they
are now using. They patented the f1ex-
ing wing principle, but patented it as ap-
Piled to plane surfaces. The patent that
was issued to Montgomery was for f1ex-
ing wings as applied to curved surfaces.
1t is this machine, ii is declared. that
the Wrights are using and have always
used What the result will be when
the claims collide in court as they prom
Use to do, it is impossible to say. but
there is evidently the making of fine
legal complications