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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15
THREE OF a KIND

TT following story will not be so
well urderst. Cd b. tGose who do not
I've. o. - line Of Ihe Atch!son. To-
lel-a ana Santa r railroad:
IN other night Dr.. Edward Good
rich Acheson was given the Perkins
media by HI Chemists Club o. Gin
cinaat: The Perkins medal IS an ar
t!cle q esot-r.c significance. bestowed
upon 4 chemist who has largely dis
t.nguished himself during the past
year While the ceremonies were IN
progress 4 late conner entered the
c,ubroon DR.. Acheson was standing
on the platform. with two other sci-n-
tis-s al his side.
Who said the late conner. is the
party making q chest W there"
The stranger whom h. addressed
said II a tom designed 70 put the
late conner III his place. That - Dr..
Ach-son.
All" said the unabashed person.
and hats Topeka and Santa F.
With him. I reckon"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15
MARKET REPORTS
New York

new YORK
Pineapples: Fla. Spanish l. so %
2.75; Cuba $50 a 2.1o
Oranges: Fla. Pineapple fancy per
box $50 a 80; Indian River l. 90 a
4 90: other Fla. fancy best sizes per
> half box strap $50 a 400.
Grapefruit: Fla. extra fancy per
box 400 a 40; poor to choice / so
@ $50.
Strawberries: Fla. Nickomar per
ct. so a 90; KIondike 40 a 55: other
Fla thirty 40.
Cabbage: Fla. new red per Dbl.
crate 200 a 225
Celery: Fla. per Manatee case
200 q 2.25.
Cauli1ower: Fla. per crate or bas-
ket 75 q so.
Lettuce: Fla. good 10 fancy per bas-
ket $50 q $50
Okra: Fla. per carrier $50 a $50.
Peas: Fla. per basket ?. 90 Z, 30.
String Beans: Fla. fancy per bas-
ket 80 q 500; others l 90 q 2.25.
Tomatoes: Fla. fancy per carrier
2.25 a 800; choice $50 q 200.
Chicago
! Pineapples: Cuban red Spanish per
crate 2.25 q 2.75.
/ Oranges: Fla. brights and russets
$50 Il rs per box.
/ Grapefruit: Fla per box 3.25 a
$50
/ Cabbage: Fla new flat crates > 90.
! CELERY: Fla. fat crates 90 q
Egg Plants: Fla. per crate 200 n
4 90
/ Lettuce: Fla good large hampers
90 a 2.25.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15
RACE SUICIDE

Il not nearly The menace to increase i'll
population : - deaths among infants
ere Eight urt Of ten OF these deaths
are caused directly or indirectly by
towel troubles. NcGee's Baby Emit
cures Gia-rhoea. dyseaterv. sour ston:-
ach ard all infant ailments OF this ma
tire. Just II" thing for teethiras ba-
a!es :'rice &C and Igc per bottle.
sold by all druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15
ONLY ONE MESSAGE

Tn lady q the house wL..- hey
use party line" told thu ~ maid
70 repeat 10 her a~.v nessag-. says
t:.e Cleveland Plain Dealer. Tn III
lady wenr shopping When - -
turned she summoned the ma
Did You receive any n-s,. = COR
z!le. Jane" She inquired
Only one na'a1n. thought I
heard tn b~N ring. .na'am. an OK
down IN receiver. na'am. an tisc
then i voice said. Listening as II. r.
you YOU old sCOoQo'''
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15
WBRM0IOGN

Should he studied by every parent. II
yoG- cid IS nervous. fretful. starts IN
- si.-r. IS --s;y faced. tas rings un
der t. eyes. always seems hungry. -
Tot Caring weight. YOU can he sure
-e~-risI-a T. an absolute cure to-
worm. Is is own p-rgat!-e. SJIi b.
all II g-:s-S
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15
FOR TAX ASSESSOR

| respectfully announce rI-sei< a
candidate for recollection TO tn ass $
sor's office. No man ever app-zCia ed
the favors shown him. by the r-op!s %
Marion county more highly thai l do.
and my highest ambition has 1Iw vs.
been to deserve the confidence pla ed
in me. Alfred Aver
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15

FOR EEN--T%o rooms partly fur
T!sheG. Sui-a Die to- light housekeep-
ing. Situated near the high school:
arst house v-st OF Mrs. = T SIS
trunks. Terms on application.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15
A WEAK WOMAN
And her Story
In Floral, Ark, Lives a Lazy Tho
Feels That Her Strength Vas
Restored by CaEdui.

Floral. Art,-'l must speak 4 rood
word for Ca-duI," writes MI. Ylola
Baker, OF this place.
About a month ago was in yer: bad
health. | WaS So weak and ner, III: that
was not able 10 do NY houSewCfk.
"My husband bought me one Hot,le OF
Cardui, the Woma1'S tonic. took :; ac-
cordinI 10 directions and now al in
good health.
Il think Cardui IS I fine tonic icr weak
women"
And you are not the only LADY who
thinks so, Mrs. Baker.
Thousands, Ike you, have wrttPn to
tell OF the wonderful benefit c.! dll has
been 10 them.
Cardui contains no minerals, or other
powerful drugs. 1t contains no :iyceTln
or other Misunderstanding ingredients.
It is Just a pure, natural extract. OF
natural vegetable herbs, that have Daen
found 10 regulate the Womanly functions
and strengthen the female system.
All druggists sell Cardui.
See yours about it.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15

I're1 noria follows cold but never
follows the sc OF Fcley's FoTey and
Tar which s-cps the cough. heals the
lungs and sspels the cold from the
system. Sold by the Court Pharmacy
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15
Continued Tomorrow
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinina
Tablets. Druggists refund morey II II
fails TO cure. Z. w Groves signature
Is on each box. % cents
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15
See yours about it.

n. B-Vrits 10: Ladies Advisory cer.. Chttti.
nooga MEDICINE Co. Ch-ttaaoog2, Tenn, or Special
Instruct o;7s and et-pace book. HOME Trea.rleat
for Women d" sent in CLAIM wrapper or request.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15

odd Fellows meet Tuesday night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15

Ar Chattanooga. W. K 4. 1902 . -.
A.. Nashville. y c. s.. L $40 p II.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15

Solid train Jacksonville and Chica
Cars. Coaches and Baggage Cars: Pul
s. Louis. Dining Cars Atlanta and z
Solid train Jacksonville and Cine
Sc and Baggage cars: Pullman Sleep
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15

AT. Ho7Ein=v!I.e. L {; y. 5.52 p. II.
Ar. Henderson. I. & NJ. 81 p. r.
AT. Evansville I. < N. SIS =. II.
Ar. T-rre Haute. z & T. H. 1880 a. II.
Ar Chicago. {. & 2. L.. S.47 q. IT.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-15

For reservations o. other iafor
AEsct. or J. G. Kirkland. D p A
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

| with name and address OF lenders attorney
| DECEMBER "a.
! MANHATTAN
BAXTER ST. 16. 5 sty brk. 25x11e: May 20
and George r D Schiefelin; IS. 900: attorney
Title Guarantee and Truet Co. 176 Broadway.
SAME PRoPERTY; May 81. 1910: same tc
| Title Guarantee and Trust Co; loo: address,
176 Broadway.
BOND ST. IS. 81 sty brl. 25x11911 July IT.
| 1901; Margaret Gallagher to William D ConneII
So COO: address. 144 Erie ST. Jersey City
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. Il s. $50 IT OF
!th ave. 1oox1oo; Irving Levine and Henry
100 Broadway.
| SAME PROPERTY April 4. 1910: Dawson
address. 16 East 95d ST.
| SAME PROPERTY: Jan 25. 1910: same to
same; $4,000: address. same above.
coLTMRIA Io.l9d ST So 1ox1ce: Columbia st.
Clason. bounded lot 80. 5 lot 90. " in
% ioo June 57 iaos sen3v m rear and spes sp 's lcx
penter 10 Louise Krehbiel $4,000: attorney.
Title GUARANTEES and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
jH2 IS AIE @ Max Il tsa e!tonta K q aaS 25h
70 Wilhslnna Arkush; $4,000; address,
West 1920 So.
| 24.sxloo Dec s. 1901: Henry Keiius to EiizabetS
| Aymar $4,000: address. 10 East $50 st.
PERRY ST. 81; stv brk. Tiki; Nov 10. 1905:
Josephine A Budke 10 the New York Savings
Bank; So. 500; address. 81 Sth ave.
oRIvINGroN ST. sa5. 6 sty brk. 75xes: Dec q:
address. a7e Grand st. 49, -'0 -'1'-' S's00'
22D ST. 426 East. sty brk. 19sxa3.1 1: Nov IL
s1o we; s;,o. Aiired I Ialley to Richard Bruno:
3sTH ST. 8, 2o6.e # e Of Madison, ave as ax
1S.6; Feb IS 1901: Edward w Humphrevs -
Lucy S Scrioner. $4,000: address. Saratoga
44TH ST. $50 West sty brk. 100 4rss. Ds.
8, 1901: John J Sinnott to Mary 4 Stnnot..
s4.6o: attorney. Charles Martin. GOT 9th ave.
ssTH ST. s.. 100 # " of West End ave. 2ox
River Savings Bank: $1,000: attorneys. Greene
& Stotesbury, Al Park Row.
l5sTH ST. n E. 225 # W of 11th ave Boule-
ward. 75x229 10: June 49, 1907; AIbers ReaIty 90
to Berea College; slsloo; attorneys, Lord. Day
THE BRONX
110x41; Nov Is. 1907: Dora F'inkestein ana Re-
becca Seidman to Max Lipschitz: soC 600. a5-
dress, Ill West 13sth 81;
SAME PROPERTY: Jan "a 1905. Dora E-,,ks,
stein 10 Louis Fischer; s4.50o: attorney Max
Eosett la Liberty st.
.DA, DAWSON ,,, ST. 1II7; .ssloo; March IL. 1905:
ings Bank OF the City of Albany and ano. * :
900: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, Iie
broadway.
DAILY AVE. W s. 1887 1t of 177th st. 90 G.,
25s.s; Oct IS, 1900; Rosa Alrieri to Bronx Ro9N
10 Broadway. 'AF'
FRANKLIN AVE. S. 22o5 fl $ Of 17Oth 81
2l2oxol' Dec J. 1905: Max Schen<man 10 Annie
Meado" ana Adoiph Gittler: ST2oo: ATTORNEYS
Mannheim & Mannheim, 3O2 Broadway
HUGHES AVE, W s. l4sa IT e y, osL IT,
ri. lb,sxto; March 49, 1900; Louis Eickwort ana
ano 10 Bertha Sattier; 500: address 3o6 West
l02d st. w 'ese
KELLY ST. g. 2s0.s II n of 1e5th a. ,o,x
100; Jan 10, 1910: Herbst & Co 10 Iohn - -
Schlesinger: $1,000; attorney, Lawyers Title In
suranee and Trust Co, leo Broadway
LORILLARD PL. w S. sss n from, ~ -
1sTth st. 4isx9o: Dec l. 1910: the FurlonpF
ney. John + Jacobs III Broadway N''''
LORlLLARD PL. W g. AZ II from, i. u
1s7th ST. 41.szso; saule to same: $4,000: sttorrea
above. '0iueS
LoI 2iV. map 3es lots Seton Homestead, Yves.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
N0TEH0LDERs ACCEPT pl A.
Stockholders of Westineho..I
Company to Act Later

The plan adopted by the cred,to-,.
nittee of the Westinghouse Mach,r. -
pany and submitted to the noreho1s.~~sa ~sa'
the beginning OF tsis month has s
the approval OF the holders of MOS; - IA
s5 per cent of the notes outstanding :. -
learned yesterday, and IL was be,fs,..
remaining noteholders would eon...s -
fore the company, under the dirsc,i.- -
the committee, has the proposes z
mortgage and refunding bonds go
issue. The holders. OF quite a Iarys -
Of the notes have already expresses, -
Intention, It was announced, TO sccs-s =
new bonds in payment OF their s.c,.ss
as provided in the plan. instead Of .-.."'
ing them for further three years
The quarterly interest due on ~.
standing notes will be paid on Janr,-'
making 4 total interest disbursener. =.
notehoiders OF s,1S,1D. in add,r,o,.
which the company has paid On ao...-'
of sinking funds and other funded osI,-A
tons $4,000. leaving after denr4s,,.s'-
over $4,000 OF earnings from busi,.,,
The plan worked out and subrnit-.a
the creditors COMMITTEES has had "a :,
object not only a better security ,,- =
noteholders. but the creation Of
cent mortgage security The stockholdsN.
meeting called TO authorize the crear;o- :.
the proposed new mortgage. and vzrfrs -.
already been adjourned to December =
will be further adjourned, It was iss-,s,
to await the completion OF a roo-.-.~T
agreement and other essential paper,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

VAN NEST AVE. 533; Louis Regola agt Mary
Gasparrinf. owner and contractor: s16o-
165TH ST. s. whole front between Findlay
and Teller aves. 1s5. 5.2x10s. 11x16O.3x341 Church
Gates & Co azt F I Construction Co. owner
and contractor: Solomon VI Schatzkin, owner:
Frank & Jacob L FrahkeI, contractors; S1.O2S II.
BRYANT ST W s. 215.3 II s OF Garrison ave.
25x-: John DroSe azt Margaret z Reiser. own
er: Frank kuttner. contractor (renewaD: S11 30
18TH ST, S. whole front between Ffndiay
and Teller aves, 1S5. 2x1OS 1fx16O 3x94-7: Rel
Stein ct al agt Solomon NJ Schatzkin. owner. + 7
Construction Co, contractor: 500
HUGHES AVE, e s. $50 rt Of 1S9th st; A "
De Long & Co agt Fratanton & Anabile Realty
Co. owner and contractor; $3.50
SD ST. 40 East: Milliken Brothers. Inc. agt
40-46 East 62d Street Co, owner; Daley & Co,
contractors: SO, $50 c8-
54TH ST, 122 and 124 West; $50 st, f23 and
125 West: Julius Engel ct al agt John Doe
and Richard Roe, owners; Thomas G Corwan.
contractor: 1878.
6STH ST, 30S West; same agC Egan Iron Co,
owner: Joseph Eagan. contractor: S25-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
OBSERVE ST. JOHNS DAY
Services Held in Cathedral
Dedication Postponed.

St Johns Day was observed yesterday
at the Cathedral OF ST. John the Divine
with two communion services In the morn
ing. The Cathedral was not formally dedi-
Gated yesterday, ss had been planned, be-
cause the vast choir and cYansept are not
set ready After the services in the crypt
at 1880 o'clock Bishop Greer announced to
the hundred or more communicates thai
the dedication would take place on Wednes'
day Of Easter week.
The Rev. DR.. ". E. Grosvenor. arch
deacon, also spoke about the dedication
from the altar, more to give the cornmuni-
cants a chance to test the acoustic proper
ties Of the transept than for any other
reason. Many Of those present said that
was spoken, although, in their opinion, the
clearness Of enunciation was in favor OF
Bishop Greer
For the first time the magnificent seoVo
organ, the gift Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi =
Morton. was played. The vested boy choir
of sixty voices, directed by Organist Miles
Farrou, sang ''Hark, the Heavenly Angels
Sing" and HOY Night
Bishop Greer was assisted by Canon Rob
ert Ellis Jones and Canon Ernest Voor-
his and by the Rev. DR.. Charles S. Burch.
the new suffragan bishop. More than $500
600 has already been spent on the Cathedrai.
although il is not half completed. After
the dedication next April daily services VIII
be conducted.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Fannie e Ely to Ida Brown: s. ss1 ss =,
Louis Lesser and 10 Joseph Corn: 81
Guardian Trust Co 10 John Wells; 81. . .,
William B Isham and ano, exrs, To Erniiy =
Watson: $1,000 33.
Adellne Jacoby and ano. trustees. to Jessie
Jacoby: $4,000. ....-c
Same 10 Sarah Mannheirner. assts: s5o.ooo
Same 10 Jessie Jacoby. assts; $1,000
Same to Adeline racoby and ano: S15.cc.
Same 10 Adeline Jacoby; $l0,3Oo.
Same TO same: $4,000
Same TO George " Jacoby. $4,000
Henry Stryker TO Aaron Cohen: II.
Caroline Levy TO Bridget Fagen: 800
Irving Bachrach to Eenriette Bachrach: IL
Alexander s Barnes Bernardo Senenza.
800
Ray Jacoby 10 Meyer Jarnulorsky: 81
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Ella
Manning: 80 OCO
Eleanor sherwood TO George Clifford;
81, l4S 27
Everit Macy TO George Gregory; s12 900
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Farmsrs and Me
chanics' Bank of Lockport. I, $4,000
Same to New York Life Insurance co;
100000.
Frederic r Coudert gdn. TO Lawyers Mort
gage Co: $1I0. 600.
william j Enrich to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
$50 OGO
Frank J Cassidy TO Windsor Trust Co; 800
Same TO same. $1,000
John Mckee to Stephen W Collins: 81. o00-
George r Hall 20 Rosa Honberger; 500.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES,

The following petitions IN baukr,r.-s
were fled yesterday IN the United s-s...
Circuit Court:
FRANKLIN HAINES. a real ax-...
dealer, Of No 80 Central Park West voi',~s
tary Liabilities are stS7,3S1, OF which sr1
nominal assets Of s417.s34- Mr.. Haines ~. -.
president and treasurer Of the Haines PasI
" Corporation, and has $4,000 shares :,
stock in that corporation, but he puts /. i
as OF no value Among the names ra--
toned in the schedules as secured craS.
itors are the Metropolitan Life Insu-snc.
Company. s1s5.o0o: William A Martin e.
tate. s57 $40: John J. Albright, S25.423; Harry
pany, 81. 900; Carl Rosenbaurn, s1saps; h.
Broad Construction Company, g5Ns
Twelfth Ward Bank, S1c,s00, and Fourreenrs
Street Bank, SS,OS4.
FALCHERO BROTHERS. NC. tnro-.-
ers of aliInentary products at No 81 Spri1,
street voluntary Liabilities are s1sdea AZ
nominal assets S1,1S-
ERA YOUNG and LEE LEVY, doing
business as Young's, dealers In women;
apparel at No. 40 West 34th street, involun-
tarv by these creditors: Fisher & SwaErs
s27S: George L. Oertel, s5o5 on an assignei
claim of Rittenberg & Miller. and Charles
r De Bevoise Company. Sl1- 1t was a.
legged that they we're inSoivent and mads
PREFERENTIAL payments of $3.50. LIABILITIES
are said to be about $4,000, OF which $50
are secured: nominal assets s21.0e5 and
actual assets $500
TEPPER BROTHERS, manufactures q
furs at No. % East 9th street, involuntary,
by these creditors: Dublin, Morris & Korn-
blr1tfl Sf7; Irving Levine, Slt. and Henry
NJ Frank, $40. It was alleged that they
were insolvent, made preferential payments
Of 5000 and transferred merchandise ane
accounts Of S2,010- Judge Holt appointed
Frank J. Waldeyer receiver, with a bond Of
81. 500. Assets are estimated ar S3,cea- -,
ARTHUR STRABENSON, manufastrs-
OF waists at No. AZ Broone street. inyol-
rIntary, by these creditors: LiDerrnal
Brothers, S451, and Lewis Frank & Sons,
s574-
MICHAEL BEGUN, jeweier. Of No. ,ns
Third avenue, involuntary, by these cred
ftors: Charles H. Eulhardt, $13S; Benlama
Benson, s13s, and j. W Spiro, SsS II .
alleged that he was insolvent and tra1s-
ferred assets amounting 70 SSstt" LlaD4-
ties are $3.50 and assets s1otA-
KAISER & BEEMER, doing business IS
the FSvrie Restaurant. on the twenty-tnim
floor of No. 80 Nassau street, involunlarJ
nv these creditors: Rose Kaiser sSns Alex
J. Smith, $40. and Charles Cole. IL was a.
legged that they were insolvent and mads
preferential payments Assets are esn'
mated at 81. see
FRANCES DEMEREST. an actress. o.
No 1l West 65th street voluntary. La
biities are s., ,S5, and there are no aTallar
BILE assets zs-
SYLVAN r. sTERNE. OF No go Court
Iandt avenue. The Bronx voluntary.
known liabilities are a.01 and thirty
seven claims whose amounts are unknovE
There are no assets.
ABRAHAM GEIGER, a grocer. OF No
615 Morris avenue, The Bronx, mace 80 =
tion in bankruptcy was also fled asals-
hin, nv these creditors: Ignatius Gross. sso
Jacob Bruck, Sis, and Moses JACOBSON.
s125. Assets are estimated at s5.UL-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
TO FOUND FREE SYNAGOGUE
Rabbi Goldstein Will Model It on
That of DR., Wise.

Dr. S. E Goldstein, founder OF Temple
Beth-Shclom. Bensonhurst. and director
of the social service in the New York Free
Synagogue of Rabbi Wise. with about fifty
members OF his congregation Is at work
organizing new congregation, which VIII
be founded on principles Identical with
those of the Free Synagogue IN Manhattan.
Dr. Goldstein and thosc who have petit
toned him TO withdraw from the exclusive
congregation of Beth-Sholom will found q
free Sabbath school, which Will meet sun
DAYS at No. s616 Twenty-frst avenue Free
services will be held Friday nights and
Saturday mornings. The freedom or the
pulpit will be sustained, dues will be made
elastic TO meet the requirements OF. the
congregation and social and intellectual
advancement will be promoted without re-
gard to membership in the congregation
DR.. GoIdstein explained yesterday that the
new body will be sincerely and intensely
jewish
Beth -Sholom in Hebrew means House
of Peace It has been apparent in recent
months that unanirnity of feeling has been
wanting In the congregation. DR.. Gold
stein spoke Of this reluctantly. He said:
LAS rabbi Of Beth-Sholom am withdraw
ing my support from the congregation be
cause the congregation is no longer reaov
to support the needs Of the community
hold that the rabbi should be permitted
to speak the truth from the pulpit. With
those who support me in the work OF Or
ganizing a free synagogue in Bensonhurst
1 believe that the spiritual side Of religion
should never be overshadowed by the secu-
lar or material side"
Permanent organization of the new syna-
gogue will be effected soon. A Torah has
been presented to the congregation, which
will choose name later. The choir has
been organized. DR.. Goidstein believes
there is In Bensonhurst vide field for
free synagogue
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
AT NO. II vEsEY STREET

AT NO. II NESEE SIRb1i'
By L. ]. Phillips s. Co.
rupvsrIE sT e1e $ s24.s # of Hous
ton st .o5xT5; 6 sty tenmt and stores; Lima
Ettlinger agt Italian Union Kealty anu 90
curity Co ct al; action l. Peacock q = ea1 X
ing sss. 75o.
cHRYsT1E ST. 22c. S. 1ass # 9 Of Hons: us
amt due. S., ,621 81 taxes. etc. $562 81; SUP to
two mtgs aggregatlng S5s, 'oo
Bv Samuel Marx.
11e7I ST 1855 n s. 31T.9 ft of Ith ave
2s.ex10o.11; sty tennt; Mar Dux aes SoiP 80 u
mount Realty Co ct al; AleNan9er' zoo q an,
taxes etc, S7S4; sub TO mtg OF S2o'ooo.
10TH ST, 5l2, $ s, 2se # e Of Ave A, o.s
1908; sty tenmt; State :, invesuag @ ettXs:
L A0Iis 4 Abrams' ref amt due. ss;141 40; taxes
etc, s2i45-a9 sub to a mtg of $4,000
BROOME ST. 557. s S. 20 TT Of Narick st
21x6$ sty fenm5 asnofr and seers et al: % Eisman
g e T. attys: Adam Wiener, ref; amt DUE
Sc, ,662 IS; taxes, etc, soio ~.
b. Herbert 4; sherInan: ar n:u-,s+.,.s+sr
ave c5x10o: Van Nest; an Association for the
Relief OF Respectable Aged INDECENT Females agt
C w Lofnk ct al: Frederic De e05s.s.' +axes
|. B Hasbrouck, ref; amt due, S4,s42f %; taxes
etc. s26S &c.
PROSPECT AVE. 2143. s, 165 It n OF Isl 1Slst
ST. 33x145 sly tenu1t and str; sfderInan
atty: G f Langbein, ref; amt que 90 is' %
taxes, etc, SITS S..
By Joseph P. Day. =. ,oo-,
st. 55xe5, sty tenmt and store; George Levy
agt Mollie Goldstein ct al; " Bennett, at,y
sa57 = 6S 3sy.ni Huf to a prior 1ntge Of $4,000
SD ST, 1s4, s. 100 # e of 9th ave. 25,3xso.
sty renInt; Metropolitan SAVINGS Bank ast Gus Gus
tave Baumann ct al; 5 & W 5uLchs4s' e s ae.y
etc. $3.50 s.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

esTH sTREET-Henry .. Winans & May
have sold No 45 East 6Sth street, a four story
high stoop house on lot 25x1O0.5 feet. for Archi,
bald D. Russell. as executor of The estate ay. OF
stein S Reade will reconstruct it into an Eng
lish basement residence, from plans by Z. +. Il.
Gilbert
SID STREET-John J. Kavanaugh mas so,o
for the Ertheiler estate No. 90 EaSt Sou stie0''
a four story dwelling. OF lot 1Sx1o22 reet-
14sD STREET-BauTnan & Osorl9, IN coz COZ
junction with NJ Rosenthal have soId lor t1s 20 :
Berney Realty Company NO. -o9 "esl 30 90
street a plot 25x1OO feet, consisting OF M nws
story and basement triple fathouse' 70 LOUIS
Marks.
AVENUE A-The Presbyterian Hospital puI-
chased twelve and one-half lots at the north"SsL
corner of Avenue A and 9th street. from :.
Augustus Schernlerhorn. The properly mas q
frontage of 14o feet in Avenue A ana zoo 'tEet
in 67th street. At the rear 1t EXTENDS 70 t.e ~:
south side of 6Sth street. where the frontage %
50 feet.