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Ho Didn't Drop.

The great operate star Slgnor Foil
tJOhn Mccormack, when singing In
grand opera IN fis native city. Cork.
hid 10 sing one OF his songs from II
stage balcony The arrangements
were not very perfect, and Tue man
ager. fearing the carpenter had not
made the balcony strong enough to
sustain the weight OF the big man.
told on two assistants to hold IL up
from beneath The lengthy siguor was
only half through his song when one
man said 10 the other:
Re jHbers. Moike. the OItaian is
molghty heavy"
Lets dhrup him. Pat He's only an
Oitaliun. arther all"
Voice from the Signor above. "Will
We, We dlvils. will ye?"
"lHre an Guns. Fat. hut he's an
Olrishman HUuld him up for the
lOife of yez"
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Too Much For HI. Faith.

"The late Bishop Hare" said q
Sioux Falls physician, used. very rea-
sonably. to impute skepticism to mis-.
understanding.
'He once told me about a business
man of skeptical tendencies who said
to him:
My dear Mr.. Hare. do not refuse
to believe In the story of the ark. |
can accept the ark's enormous size.
its odd shape and the vast number Of
animals 1t contained. But when | am
asked. my dear doctor. to believe that
the children Of Israel carried this I'M
wieldy thing for forty years in the
wilderness well. there. I'm bound to
say, my faith breaks down."
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salaries. In Denver. II n rerefeSr
that the banks have loaned half a
million dollars on automobile paper
which would indicate that the coun-
try In auto crazy
An automobile is nice thing to
have we would like TO have one
ourselves II we could afford it,
but as an investment IL isn't sue
cess, To say nothing OF the cost OF
maintenance, there Is no kind of pro
perry that will depreciate in value
faster than buzz wagon, still we
don't know as we ought to reproye
anyone for investing in these ma
chimes. We have made investments
In our time that would make the buy
ing OF an automobile on time seem
by comparison like an exhibition OF
the highest financial wisdom We
have spent enough money on dogs
TO have bought several cars; we
have safe full of mining stock
which cost us enough hard earned
cash to have bought garage. and
the money we have spent In coax
ing new hair to grow on the roof
OF our ain works wolld have
sta d an aut mobile ia, to y. IL
may look foolish TO borrow money
to buy automobiles witt. but there
are FOOD nay OF rs who would
have shown more sense II we had
spent our money in buying them.
Considering how little financial sense
we hcye shown at times. we are in
clined TO be mighty ohmit BILE con-
corning other peoples investments.
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G.ttina Back NJ Him.

The young man was timid. but he
loved the gir! So fervently that he mus
tered up enough courage TO wait upon
her wealthy father and ask him for
her hand.
so you have the impudence TO ask
for my daughters hand. ehg" exclaim-
ed the father crustily. why. sir. at
your present salary you couldn't more
than keep her In gloves"
We'll" stammered the sutton,
wouldn't that be enough?'
What. Do you mean to Insinuate.
young man. that my daughter would
wear only gloves?"
Pardon me, sir" replied the young
man. with sudden courage; Il asked
only for her hand."-Young's Maya.
kline
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Notice for Bids

Bids for the construction of a
Masonic Temple, according to plans
and specifications on file with w. L.,
Powell, will be received after Mon
day June q, until Wednesday, July
6, at p. m. Separate bids for the
plumbing, brick work, carpenter
work and all combined are desired.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
By order of the Building Commit
tee.
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Her Long Suit.

Mrs. Promoter Informs me that you
Ind | are to be partners in the whist
game at her card party tonight" i'm
parted the major. meeting the clever
now you played whist"
oh | play little. major It's a
eautiful day. isn't IT,
Yes. Now let me give you point
r." rejolned the major. who was as
Earnest in his whist playing as he was
redOubtable. In the game tonight
II you have long suit use It,"
Very well. major. | shall There
goes Mrs. Sklttle. whom | want to see.
Goodby. major I'll see You at the
whist game. and I'll wear my long
suit Judges Library.
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Binding Irvine.

We wish to call especial attention
to our binding Irvine. 1t is made OF
genuine manila fiber, is smooth and
pliable, does not kink and is strong.
A comparison with other brands viii
convince anyone of its merits. Mail
orders will receive prompt attention.
Don't delay ordering at once. The
extraordinary demand for this ar
ticle is rapidly depicting our stock
and at the present rate of demand
won't last long. The Hawkins Hard
ware.
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A SANE FOURTH?

We don't take much stock In this
Sane Fourth" agitation Having
been real boy once upon a time
Nc are wise TO the fact that the only
way to have fun on the glorious
Fourth Is along old-time lines. When
W. look back into the past and
see visions OF sunrise bombardments
nervous folks skecdaddling from fiz-
zing peppers; dogs taking 10 the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-30

ago when her Ia
Their came into
the parlor with
his watch In his
b u II d. II was
about half past o
O'Clock. At the
IN o m e Mt I n g
young man was
standing on a
chair. straightcn
Ing II picture over
the piano. The
girl had asked
him to fix II. As
be turned the old
< g g m a n. "a
grun. stout fell
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The chainlnsa Mind.

Eternal spirit OF the chainless mind
Brightest IN dungeons. liberty thou art,
For there thy habitation is tho heart
he heart which love OF thee alone can
bind
nd when thy sons TO letters are con-
signed
To letters and the damp vaults dayless
gloom
Their country couquers with their mar
tNrdom.
And freedoms fame finds wings on every
wind.
LORD Byron. From "The Prisoner Of
Chilion.'
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Millinery At the vnrne

Special prices given until July 1
on all millinery in order to close
out our spring stock to make room
for fall display of goods. Mrs. ~
- harris 31-4t
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CITY PROPERTY WANTED

We have calls for city property
and acre tracts and solicit the list
ing of such property. The steunen-
berg-Marviu Co.
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- The - p"
Scrap Book
Ys.. He Know tho lime

A quiet. bashful sort OF young feI.
hill girl one evening not 40 very long
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Screen wire. all widths at Reil-
ly's-
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md cIoscd The Old

gentleman turned
o he glri. HE SHOT FROM THE
What's the mat HOUSE.
er with that felluwg' he asked. MY
|wntcb ran down this afternoon. and |
wanted him to tell me the time so that
could ser Denver Post.
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IpO NUU KNOW WHAT low. snid.
I'NE ~ ~ ~ Dung man.
p You know what time II isf''
The bashful youth got Off the chair
frvously. Yes. SIR" he replied. II
NJ iusi going
He went Into the hall without any
3,luy aud took his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
LEASE INVOLVES S125,00O
Linen Importer To Be Tenant OF
Irving Place Building.

The Kips Rav Realty Company. OF which
Ben iamin Mordecai is president, has LEASED
to Anton We'd, importer or fine linens. the
store and basement OF The building at the
southwest corner Of Irving Place and 18th
street. The store contains 10000 square
feet OF space. and the lease is for ten years
al an aggregate rental Of about S125.ooe.
This IS the building that the city was ne
gotiating for as location for tho Board Il
Health which negotiations have recently
been discontinued.
pease & FIIiman have leased for Thomas
". Slocum No. 81 West 4sth street, sta
bic. having a frontage Of % feet. The
rropertv was bought by Mr.. Siocum ana
other members Of the Harvard Club so II
could he acquired by the Harvard Club when
needed for the enlargement OF the present
club building.
The lease is for term of yeaIs. with
cancellation privilege after the fourth year
50 that the Harvard Club can get possession
whenever it wants the property after that
time.
The tenant viii make extensive changes.
altering tho property for business purposes
This makes tho third lease for business pur-
poses i'm that block within tho last month.
The Charles 7. Moves Company mas Leased
for the Mavor-lane Company an entire
floor at No. l2S 10 l3c White street 20 the
Fowler BottlinE Machine Company. and two
floors FOR the National Surety Company to
the Charles L. Kievrert Company al No. 1e5
Greenwich street.
The II. NJ. Well Company has leased for
Thomas kenny the three storv building No.
$50 West 35th street. for a term II wears.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for the Philip Weeks estate the four story
building Nos 1876 and 12s East 4lst street
for . term Of years 20 George II. Parker.
also has leased for r Crystal e. Son half
Of the third loft in Nos q and % West
Ssth street 20 the Silast Stuart Company:
slso space in tho Marhridge Building 20
Edgar NJ. Friedeuberg. and 4 store AZ No
? Lawrence street TO -. =. SccIv's sons
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address n lcs-c
APRIL -

hI'ksls -
CoENTTEs SLIP - Claus Ne,e- - Robert
JohansOn. yrs from Ma, ]. 1910. taxes and
interest on utg for $1,000 and $500. address. -
CJeutIes slip
MULBERRY 81 115. south store. Giuseppe
TeIino 20 Rafael l. Angelo. ~ from Ma J.
1910: $40. address. 10 MuIhorrr
rsAf 20 corner. Tsc7pold Psrrh and Custave
Eheinusn 20 William y kendall . yrs from
April 7. 1910 t24p. address. 3S3 East 159th
30 AVE. 12s7. store etc. Edpsrd Jacobs 20
kdolph = 5mhof rrB from Msy L. 1919. s.
600. address. l247 b ave-
9TH AVE aSe store. Marie = odeu ~ John
ChsnFIris. 7rs from Ma D. 1910. 81 snn Cd
dress. 80 9Th
IlTH AVE s-o. store and front basement.
Nsrrr He'd 10 Mari ~ Nsrr Tuliauer- 10 ers
from oct !. 1900. SEQ and $50 address. $50
18th ave
llTH AVE zSs. store and from. basement. 81.
May ]. 1910. $500 and 81 "2o. sddres.. 49, llth
ave.
18TH ST. Jos and io7 East. Mos ana Marx
ottinger 20 george " lful,sr. n srs from NAV
!. 1910 ti3 5rs' fen"vaiD. taxes. etc and s. ssFB
address Jos East 1911 -.
23D ST $40 West ground noor and basement
store. James y Mitchell and 1no g. Bofniuiez
Marine ana James McFadden = 1rs from Nav .
1910. $500 % sLl@p. address. }ls West I'd -
9Th ST. l43 West. store floor. victorine
landes - John and Joseph ~erTa Yrs from
Me- !. 1910 81 500. sddress ~ We; am IN
18TH ST so East store. S1rbfe Bernons T.,
FREDERICK Poehn1el ~ FoehnsI. yrs from NAV
I. 1919. SEQ. address. 40 Lest 5stb 81.
GNTH ST. - West. sty hidE. Clarence Z
ta1sr.gn 20 Me- 'huven VS. from Arm J.
1910. s. 20. address. . " esfh It
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April &c. 81 address. is East ist ST. MI Ne'-
non. \.
SAME PROPERTY: Albert + Gescheidt 70
Katie Iaslxiewicz: h and E, All icnsi APTi -
81. address, same as above
18TH ST 472 East. Old line. i6 sxloo; MAX
Taterka and Bertha Taterka 20 Frederick Ban,
boy Cntg 81 500. April -: 500: address, 80"
East 18Th 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Frederick Bsmboy 20
Bertha Taterka Cmtg $4,000; April % SloO'
address. same above.
10th ST 141 East 16 sxlitx irres; Icila
Y kspp TO Charles " Chadvick April %
800. address 131 East l50th St
10TH ST = 100 II Of southern Bou.e-
ward 74IINIOp: foreclosure March Il. l'iOl:
Harry Greenberg ref. Hugh II Smyth, OF
Brooklyn: April s; $1,000.
SAME PROPERTY. Hugh II Smyth to George
SaIlinger and Jere ! Mccarthy; April -; 81
address. 23ij Lyon ave.
10TH ST. s. 1O2 Il or Mapes ave. c5x
SIS: the I.evinscn Improvement 60 20 Norris
Frohmann Gntg 9.OO0): April IS; 800
239TH ST. n 8 20a1 u Of Verio ave, COX
100. 235th - s. 200 n or katouah ave.
25x1O0: Michael Dillon 10 the Bronx In
vcstment Co; April 20. 800, address, rs
Broadway
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

81 200
Ricardo Don't n MAY Murphy: 81 90
Alexander " fraser 10 ole W Olsen. 81.
George Meyer, trUs. 20 Fannie " YounEs'
5000.
Fay +. Tyscu 20 Charles T. Moody: 81
Marcus Roso1thsl to Harold Nathan $500
George \ Macdonald 70 Alexander " fraser.
all title: 81.
solomon Jacobs TO Abraham I Spro: 81
Pincus LOvenfeld and ano to Morris " Lip
man: 81.
Sidney Hughes 70 Abraham Ve'lemsn. all
titIr. Stn1.
John = Friedrich to HupfeJs sons. 500.
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 70 Mary p
Hastings: $1,000
Arthur Mathewson. exr. to Lawyers Mort
sage Co. ST. 90
Manhattan Mortgage co 70 Guaranteed Mort
gage 60 OF New York: sos 600.
Charles HamneI TO Frances " Wolf. 81 90.
Louis Bloch ct al to AdOlph Mandel: S4325.
Fifth Avenue and 3Sth Street Realty 60 TO
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co: 5000. 600
Roverv Savings Bank to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. $4,000.
Elizabeth sullivan 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; s2i, 600
American Mortgage CO TO John . Hart: 50 900.
Lillian ChauCer TO Dora Rosenfeld. $500.
81
Title Insurance Co o, New York to Elizabeth
F Pegg: $1,000
Max Seonicz TO Joseph veska: ST 400
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Cornelia Chittendsn
and anO. $4,000.
Same to New York life Insurance Co; S35 O0o
Same to same, $40 600.
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rHE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN


EiNERsIDE- pRIvE-T'eass & Eiliulsn ed
fo- Edward horton 20 Sing & Sing the I've
ttory American basement dwelling house No. l5s
the south corner % SSH street
WEST END AvENI -E-Edvs-d 7 whIttaks-
sold No. 46I West End avenue. three story
feet between so and SD streets No a.. in
the same block. was recently purchased by L
Warren lyman.
RUTHERFUBD PT.ACF-David g Jennings
rod No Rutherfurd Place At the southwest
dwelling house. on lo' 2OEa4 feet. The I'D Join
ing house. the south. 80 =. purchased
lest yesr by the Chelsea Realty Company. acting
for client.
AID sTREET-Daniel + Freedman ana Hell
ner 4 Wolf bought from the estate 81 eN-Nsyor
s6ns 10 55 Ws. t asS street ,e Syia
ouiiGing. or lot - loTlo0.5 feet. The property
Broadway. 1t sdJoins the Hotel Woodstock.
143D STREET-Murtha 7. Garry sold the toro
story frame building 2 lot 25xa9.l1 feet. on
Eighth avenue
190TH STREET-Frank 7. McRickard sold
Tor the Terrace Construction Company Nos. III
and ia West leOth street. two one family dwell
ing houses each on a lot 2ON irregular
THE BRONX.
JEROME AvENUE-Shsrrott 4 Thorn sold
d i9F th ,n. ws!ena . Rs f5go 70
9srly side OF Jerome avenue. 2s1 feet south OF
plot 150x1O0 feet
WASHINGTON AVENT-E-D. Y Swanson
OF the firm OF Leonard !. Carpenter. sold for
client 10 Doweufeld e. Prayer. 70 1880
Washington avenue. a plot z6N11O feet.
l4SD STREET-George Price sold for Bar
hars Holman No. $50 East 1880 street.
dwelling house. on lot 25x1OO feet.
18TH STREET-Mrs. Anna Keller sold No
90 Fast 14Ith street. 1--WE story fsthouse. on
lot 25xlO0 feet. 20 Mrs. N. Bernard.
ls3D sTREET-George Price SOLD for Alex
sndef II sharp the block front on the south
side % 1880 street. between Third and Bath
gate avenues. plOt containing twelve and
one-half lots and leaving a frontage OF 30 9
Feet on The street and $50 feet on each avenue
The purchaser is builder who will erect on
The site I'VE story apartment houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
BROUGHT BACK AS FORGER
Young Man, Under Suspended Sen
tence, Found in PENNSYLVANIA Jail.

Herbert MiddIemiss. tventy-ous years
cid. former stenogrspher in the depart
ment OF street openings In the Borough Of
Queens. was brought back YESTERDAY from
Wilkes-Barre, Penn, where he was serving
a six months term In jail for issuing
fraudulent check, to Queens County. 20 be
Tesrraigned on an old charge Of forgery, on
which he secured a suspension OF sen
tence. Two years ago Middlemiss was ar
rested in Long Island City. charged with
forging a check for s12. Judge Humphrey
let him of under suspended sentence.
II vas then, according 10 the police. that
Middemiss started on career through the
small towns in this state and Pennsylvania.
leaving In his wake trail Of bogus checks.
He was arrested in Plymouth. Penn. for
passing bad check and had been sent to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
GIRL ELoPEs WITH CHINESE,
Mother, After Getting Letter. Asks Pa.
lice to Trace Pair.

NV Telegraph 20 The Tribunal
Providence. April - Believing tia. -
daughter Aida. fifteen years old. has slon..
with Charlie Ching Revere (Msss.) Cbin,.
man. Mrs. Adelaide Lambert. pr,-,.-.
Gus and highly respected resident OF Cen.
trail Falls. has requested the police - to.
the pair. The girl. who is exceptiopau,
attractive. LETT home Monday night sav,B,
that she was 20 attend the theatre pits
young woman friend
letter postmsrked Fsvtuckst Tuesd.,
morning vas received b. her mother from,
Aida. in which she said thar she was ui,,
Ching and they were 10 be married. Ia.
entire community where the girl lives =,
aroused over the DISAPPEARANCE a,d
threats have been made against the China
man. who Is known 10 have paid attenf,o,
20 her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL %

PLEASANT AVE. SIS: John F Cronin srt
SurhOwer Realty Co, owner; Ksutrovitz &
Brooks. contractors: SOS A..
BROOME ST. $50; Gersmann & IIozner agt
Rebecca Shkolinkof. owner: Union Square Con
tracing co. contractor; $50.
126TH ST. 100 West: G MacQuarrie Co aet
Rose FREY. owner. Rantrowitz & Brooks con
tractors; $500.
4JTH ST. 16 West; KonOp Iron Works agt A 3
Norton owner: II g lang. contractor: $40
164TH ST 8 : So II " Of st Nicholas ave
265x99.6: August & Martolli agt Heights Metro
pole Construction Co. owner and contractor
s.. 500.
BROONE ST. jjT; Paul Fauchot agt Re
becca ShkclinkOff. owner. Union Square Con
tracing Co. contractor. S401 80.
13oD ST. sos 10 51S West: Samuel Luke, AIT
Robert Friedman Construction CO, owner and
contractor: $50.
BRYANT AVE. II cor 1Tcd St SOxIOO: Rrv-
ant ave, I72d ST. 20x1GO: Patrick
O'Rourke agt EIviol Realty CO. owner and con
tractor; Si.2IJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Blanchard. OF the Supreme Court.
has appointed Joseph L. CosgrOve receiver
~ the rents OF No 81 East Tooth street. a
SIX story tenement house on a plot 40xlo0 II
feet. m an action brought by the State
Bank against Samuel Dorber and others to
foreclose 3 third mortgage OF s.ee0. The
prior mortgages amount 10 SIS Oeo.
Maxwell Lustig has been appointed re-
oelver OF the rents OF No. 59 East 18Th
street. q private dwelling house. in an &C
ton brought by Frederick Loelof against
Augusta Bischon and others 10 foreclOse a
second mortgage OF -. SO. The prior mort
gage is :lO.coo.
Roy J. Robinson has been appointed re-
ceiyer OF the rents OF No. 52l East SD
street. a Eve story tenement house, in an
action brought by Charles Hammel e. Co.
against Aram IT. Goldner and others 20
foreclose a third mortgage OF s. 600. The
prior mortg cages amount 10 go 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(w!th name ard address Of lenders attorn'
April, 10

Cw!th name ard address Of lenders Attorney
April. 20
ALLEN ST. So: April %. 1905 samuel schecn-
to Frank Hillntan and ano, Sl-."'V, al-O'
neyS KantroNitz q Esberg, $50 broadway
AVE G. 8 90 n . OF Sd st. 24N>p:
March 81 9sog ,o MDIr' bayis Kaufnann.
40 Chambers st.
CORNELL. AVE. Sc so It . Of Cedar st; c5x
100; Nov 10 1905; Jno II Smith TO Richaru
CLAY AVE. 1900: oct -. 1906; Maxim ;
Globe to Thornton Bros 60. 81 800; attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust co. fTG Broadway
LOTS and 3 map land Cambreleng, Jox
irreg: June - 1905 Matthew lOoram TO Ino
! Brady; $500 address corner Valentine ave
SAME PROPERTY: sept T. 1895; cath
crime Looram to Charles r curtis ct all S]'1oo
LOT ., block , map Whitehall all Res't 1. a0:
Jan > Igos, Guy ~ Dea i,o 40 Ear" .
LOT 49,. map Morrisania. 42xao: March J.
1919: .ro N BuscaIl to Albert Bell # al; 80
$50: attorney. Smith Williamson. %s4 Alex
ander ave
RIvGxGToN ST. n = 3s.3 It or Pitt St.
24.1x63. II: April 20. 1901: Fabian levine 70 An
ME Weiss. s5.ooO: attorney. Hugo Cohn' 10
Ave a.
ROBBINS AVE. q cor 1921 st. Iooxi!0: May
L. 1897: John Jardis to Louis Vechsier; S1lC 80
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 100
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 100 n q
Barretto st. I5xloo; Feb 10 lVoS 30 COR. 81
dress, 165 Broadway.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. :. 1I5 n n o.
Rarretto ST. 75xIOO. Feb 10. 1905. same 20 y J
Phillips & co: 81 80: attorney, Lawyers lite
Insurance Co. $50 Broadway
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. =. 10 n n OF
Barreto 81 I3xioo; Feb 10; I1S; ssTns ut tS
Title Insurance 60, 100 BROADWAY
aD AVE. siat April 30. 1907; Fr r.osIn,l
Wchncs 70 Amelia MoSer, $4,000; attorney
Wager & Acker. 2s7 Broadway.
80 AVE. :. H.43s n Of oath 81, 2ox1eo,
April -. 1905. Maria r Higgins to John over
hack. $4,000. attorney. Henry Nendt' 20 Mas
April 2G 1906: same 70 same: 5000, attorney
Henry Wendt. 10 Nassau st
9Th ST. n : $50 q of ID ave. c,Ns1 .: oct
- 1909. John Port to Charles - koSs, s','"1s
address 256 Broadway
9TH ST. $ IS3 n Of Ave ., 2jxas. nov
To- 1895: John SChv sitrert 20 Ellen r CaraEhsr'
81 O0D.
9Th ST = IN u % I'd ave. 25Es1.a
oct H. 1905 Anna - Port 20 Sarah PtUfy.
256 Broadvav.
4STTT ST 20 Fast; Dee I. 1870. Samuel Raj
lenberE y Barnard Kreizer. 5000. attorneys.
Frcrme Bros. so Church 81.
SD ST. $40 East. April -. 1904. Pauline Calm
20 Henry Waters. 5000.
ssTH ST 112 East. April IS. 1904; Thomas
Brady 70 New York Mortgage and Security 90;
$4,000. attorney. Title Insurance GO OF NeT
York. 49, Broadway.
April -. 1905. Hyman Cohen ct ~ 70 carrie
Cattle. 5000. attorney. Faul VI Herzos. SoS
Brosdvsv.
1GgD ST. n : 100 q 81 Amsterdam ave
o5xftO.f March - 1905. Abraham VI Fsumsnn
to Frcdcrici De i Foster; address, Is Wall ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
APRIL. %

sTARI4rNCi AVE. g. I'll n % Gleve ave.
50xli1. 2x5ONl1fG Herbert ) Ogder. atty, loans
William Bull $1,000.
LEONARD ST. I5s 70 i60: Austin y Fletcher
and Lewis RI schultz loan James III Cruik shank
$4,000.
WASHINGTON ST. cor Canal at 80 %
al; y: same loans Greenwich Investing co
BEAUMONT AVE, 800 q % 18th 81
iC0xt0o; Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Jacob
Cohen Construction Co; $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

Tie auction sales held yesterday ~ the
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms. Nos "a
ana IS Nesey street. resulted follows
By Joseph p. DAY
T$D ST. 2l1 n p 100 y OF 81 ave ok
lo22. sly tenmf and store. 4 e. Montague
agt A J Hoist 81 al. Earle & r. aftys. A W
We'll ref. amt due. s. $50 o.. taxes etc.
S4lS "a. sub 10 first mtg or S21. DO0. 20 the
plaintiff FOR see 245.
RIVER AVE. 2OSs. g - 2 % of 1SOth 81
e5N l04. 7N25 lN104. II. > stv frame dwg. Baron
de Hirsch Fund sgt Alto Mencher ct al: " s
d lsascs attys Mvron Sulzberger ref A.:
amt due 81 GO -: taxes. etc $40 g.. 20
NorthberT Iiebel for g. 200
By BRYAN =. Kennedy
18TH ST 2SS. n s. 100 = Of Lincoln ave
e5Nloo. sly tenut, Lima Misteu agt Isaac
Hattenhach e a.: Wager & A. attvs. william
ArrcwsmiIh. ref. amt due. 50. 64s 40 taxes
etc. $500. sub 20 a first mtg OF ST. 900, 20 the
plaintiff Tor $3.50
B. Samuel Marx.
COLLEGE AVE 1o4o 20 1852 = . = 8
- 168tl -. FOXES 8N1 - 1Eaa >. six 3 81, br<
dwgs, Keller aCt Max Kessler - al: Max
Si'verstein, atty. Adam Weiner. ref. amt due
So $50 s. sub 20 FIRST mtg Of Sf3 go. 70
The plaintiff for $50 0J9