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The Washington herald., 1910-11-27

coming to Washington 10 represent their
respective States. Three hundred and
seven out OF 4S1 are lawyers at present
or have at some time praeticed law. The
other "a members give nearly every Oc-
cupatiOn imaginable; large number are
farmers in private life, while a compare
lively large number are bankers and
newspaper men, Forty-eight out of the
ISL members Of the House and Senate
have served either in the civil or the
spanish-AmerieSn wars. Five Senators
and seventeen Representatives served IN
the Union army during the civil war.
while ten Senators and four Members
fought for the South Two Senators. and
ten Members fought in the war with
Spain
Another item Of interest is the length
Of service Of the different legislators. In
the House Uncle Joe" Cannon leads in
number OF terms served, with eighteen;
Bingham. OF Pennsylvania, is second
with sixteen; Serene Payne, of New
York. is third with thirteen, and John
Daizell, Of Pennsylvania, is fourth. hav-
ing been sent. 20 Congress twelve times.
Eighty-three members OF the House are
serving their first term In Congress In
point OF age n. d. Sperry is the leader.
having reached his eighty-third year.
Charles G. Edwards. of Georgia. is per-
haps the youngest member in Congress.
as he is just thirty-tYo. In the Senate
Eugene Hale leads IN terms OF service.
but is closely followed by Frye and Aid
rich
Senator Hale took his seat March 4.
1881. while Frye took his March Is and
AIdrich October Of the same year.
Senator Leroy Percy has served the
shortest time in the Senate, as he only
took his seat In February of this year.
Senator Stephenson has the distinction of
being the Oldest Senator. as he reached
his eighty-first year in July OF this year.
Senator cullom, OF Illinois. Is but four
months his junior The distinction Of
being the youngest Senator Ia the Sixty
first Congress goes TO Senator Gore. the
blind Senator from Oklahoma. who wiz
not be forty years old until the 10th day
of December 1870
The Washington herald., 1910-11-27

Special to The Washington Herald
Bristol Tenn. Nov. 6.-Representatiye
C. B. Slemp. the lone" Republican Rem
resentatiye from Virginia. win be allowed
his seat in the next Congress uncon-
tested. The district Democratic commit
tee, which met here to-day to decide
whether Henry G. Stuart. Democrat. de-
feated by only 2i7 majority, should con-
test, decided against contest in
report. which Mr.. Stuart accepted as
anaI.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-27
TUCKER ADVOCATES
new PRIMARY Law
"Anti-Machine" Man Writes
to Gov. Mann.
SAYS MAJORITY FAvORs RULE

In Open Letter 10 Virginia Execu-
tive. Probable "Anti-mRchine''
Nominee Gives Impetus 10 Move
ment for Special Session of Legis-
Iatare for LegaIizing System.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-27

Norfolk, Va, Nov. pa Woodrow
Wilson Club" to boost the governor
elect OF New Jersey for Virginia's in
dorsement for the Democratic nominal
ton for President two years hence, was
organized here tonight. with Robert w
shultice. prominent attorney, as presi-
dent A telegram was sent DR.. Wilson.
advising him of the formation of the
club. Its membership is composed OF
what is known as 'insurgent' Democrats
In this neck of the woods.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-27

Vermont was the mly state IN which A4.e vas
20 heller explosion lsss yes1
The Washington herald., 1910-11-27
ORGANIZE WILSON CLUB.
stanton Citizens Proud of Attain.
ments Of FelIOw-natfVe.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Staunton. Va. Nov. 26-At the call OF
Mayor Wayt, issued this afternoon. a
well-attended and enthusiastic meeting Of
stanton Democrats was held at 1880 to-
night for the purpose of boosting Wood
row Wilson for the Presidency in 1872
This Is Wilson's native city, and so far
as known Staunton is the first TO form
Wilson club
Rev. DR.. A. NJ Fraser. one OF the
South's distinguished Presbyterian d.
vines. who now occupies the residence
where Wilson was born ffty-four wears
ago, was present and addressed the meet
Ing on the life and works of Dr. Wilson.
Peyton Cochran. attorney. and a student
under Wilson at Princeton, also spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Fanny T, Lyon ct al. trus. to Elizabeth Engei-
Wfiliford Dayton trus. to New York Trust
Co trus: assts; 81.
Samuel Jagoda to Bernard Iipman; 81.
United States Title Guaranty and Indemnify
Co to Peoples Trust Co OF Brooklyn; $4,000.
David Bussel Minnie Bussel; s1o0
Nathan Fl Stone to William Levy: 1000
American Mortgage Co TO Nathan H stone,
Walker I, Otis to Joseph H C1any; 500.
Charles Fl Phelps. exr, to Charles ID Fneips'
Charles christman to Katharins Lurch;
s., coo.
Joseph Goodwin. ezr. to Hedwis Lich'
J l. Degnan to Sarah Wiener: s1oo.
Frederick Hummel to Catharine schu-
mann and ano: S6,o4S 81 .,
Joseph Fuchs to Norris NJ FISCHER; 81.
John c Orr Co to State Bank: 81
Mary Gerard to United States Trust 90;
Barbara Fischer to State Bank; 81
Rachel A Winters Frank NJ Tischenor; 81
Johanna NJ MoIler ct al to North River say
Speedway y Realty Co to Isidore Jackson and
John schreiner to E Mahr: s4.26s
Mortgage and Security Co: $4,000.
Bo '1ie savfngs Bank to Title Guarantee and
William Iauterbach TO Helen Lauterbach;
George g r smith to David Nicholson: $4,000.
James Kilsheimer, jr, to Wilson MARSHALL;
SANE same to same: $1,000.
Hunts Point Estates to City Mortgage Co;
Title ' insurance. Co to Kate Mordecaa and ano.
trus; s25, 600.
American Mortgage Co to Mary d Gerard;
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co to Charles II
Same TO same $4,000
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Kingston Savings
LAWYERS Tftle insurance and Trust Co TO
Lawyers Mortgage Co; assts; $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
DWELLING HOUSES IN DEMAND.

II. C Senior & Co. have leased for Fred
erick and Wilhelmina Schuppert the four
story dwelling house No. us West 9th
street. TO Victor Caubaud; for Samuel c
Baum the stable at No. COZ West 18th street
TO Peter J. Mulhern; for Frederick z. Ber-
tine the northerly store at No 652 Amster-
dam avenue 10 Harris Friedman and for
Mary C I. Talbot the four story dwelling
house, No. 81 West 6Sth street, TO Alnira
Greer. All the leases are for term of
years.
D. Kempncr & Son have leased for a
client No. 2os West 18th street, 4 four story
end basement dwelling house, TO Martial
Beiier; No. 211 West 18th street, a four
story and basement dwelling house, TO An
toine Mara bfni; No. ~ West 25th street, a
four story and basement dwelling house, to
AIRS. Burchill, and No. 2l3 West 18th street,
four story and basement dwelling house,
TO Mrs. Dora Mccormick.
Benjamin Bernstein has leased for /. S.
E. NJ S. Eorn the store, No. 1885 Broad
way, to Philip Liberman, for term of
years at an aggregate rental of $4,000.
Albert b. Ashforth has leased space in
the Cameron Building, at the northeast
corner of S4th street and Madison avenue,
to the CantiaQue Development Company,
real estate operators, and TO De Ham &c
Eouss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
LIS PENDENS.
MAY Z6.


BROADWAY s. 25,2 II n OF sd 81. '1.o
x100; Isidor z Kempner aSt Henry LANCE
ct al foreclosure of mtg: attorneys, Risman'
Levy. Corn &c Levine
18th AVE (proposed). c tnterseetion e !
215th st fproposed), runs 40I.l TO c Soltoh
rd, c37IO n 311.S 10 G 21oth 81 pro
posed, w 1853 to / Bolton rd. III <
374.4 to I4th ave tproposedl, 100
to beg; Margaret J Johns agt Cornelius ksn-
len ct al (amended foreclosure OF nltSB' dS-
torneys, Phelps East.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. . IS IL S or
Jennings st. 5ox10o; Elizabeth Riley agt
II " Singhi Realty Co ct al tforeclcsure OF
mtg); attorney. J z OBrien-
BROADWAY. 625. and Mercer st. f72: New
York Building and Improvement Co agt Law
renee Jacob ct al faction TO set aside deedsJ >
attorney. 3 Thomas
PARK AVE. n cor Of 102d st. 1oo-llx2t'
State Realty Co agt Lyman Levin ct al tfore-
closure of mts): attorneys, Bandler < Haas
13sTH ST g. 325 # OF Isenox ave. 22Ox
OIL: Mutual Life ms Co agt David Levy
ct al (amended foreclosure of mts); attorney
Mckeen-
4TH ST, s g. Io2 IT Of Ave c. 44x962;
Wolf Brand agt Louis Borowftz ct al tfore-
closure of mtg: attorney. S Setback
MAPES AVE. 2t15: James Bryant ast
Edward keenan, ct al foreclosure OF mtg >
attorney. w Bryant.
142D ST. $. 80 TT OF Morris ave. 2Jx
100: Edward A Layton ct al agt Frederick
Hitchcock ct al foreclosure Of mtg; at
torney, p Dean
10TH ST. 6s East; Tarrant Putnam, tTus-
tee agt Abraham ReitInan ct al tamended
foreclosure of mtg: atty. @ Cary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address1
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
BROADWAY. W cor 18th st: for ~ sty
brli apartment, 100.11X9O; Neville &, Bagge,
architects: $500, 900: owner. Yorkshire Realty
and Construction co. 100 West 10th st
SD AVE, 1852 to .,5S: for a 5 sty brl stors
and lofts, so. Sx93.6: owner, W II Hornunl,
860 West 125th st, architect cost, S25 000: owner
Reformed Dutch Church Of Harlem. Isl East
122d st.
10TH ST 335 and s37 West: for a ! sty dwls
and store, 50N2S; Bernstein & Bernstein. "a East
I'D st, architects cost. SIS 900: owner. Andrew
Greis Co, on premises.
brlS lofts Jos. 3xsS9; b II SimOnson. S15 9th ave.
architect: cost. 100000; owner. II Steiser. IL
East I'D ST.
10TH ST, So II OF Audubon ave; for a
g. st y,, brk apartment s9xs1: Neville Bagge.
Z & w Building Co. 200 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
BATHGATE AVE. 1715: sty brk shop, 25x
1884, architect Abraham Berres 1913 st
Marks ave; cost. $1,000: owner. Rose wieser.
on premises
DAILY AVE. $. 1856 IT OF 17sth st; sty
800 East 177th st: cost. $3.50: owner, John
r. Paterson, on premises.
ROOSEVELT AVE. $. 90 IT of Fort
Schuyler I'd. sty frame dws. likes; archi-
tect, Henry Nordheim. 1857 fremont ave;
cost $500: owner. John Grennan. 2150 Black
rock ave.
ave. 8 sty frame dws. 2ox5o; architect. Henry
Nordheim. 1857 fremont ave; cost. SIS. SEQ;
owner. Simon wiliax. 6sI Van Nest ave
BOSTON RID. n cor of 1e4th st. and 8
Byrne. 302a I'd ave. total coat sI2o GOO
owner Moorehead Realty and CONSTRUCTORS
Co AS East 14Oth It
18TH ST 100 II " of WISE ave. sty
gang. $50 East Nth ST. cost $50 900, owner
- l. Realty Co, $50 East 1TTth St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27

90 Il: s sly tenm.: Benjamin Jacobs ct al ast
Frederick Rofkol ct al; p Goldman atty;
G Thomas ref tamt due. SIC, 16i 66. taxes, etc.
So 1875 90. adjourned to June -
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
MANGIN ST. &c e s. 1254 # OF Broome
st. 25x20o2 TO Tompkins st; sty stable and
vacant
TOMPKINS ST. IS. s. rs IT of Broorne
St o5N1o0; sly tenmt: w D Starr ct al.
admrs. ETC. agt c D Starr ct al: w n O'Neil,
atty: L Hoffman ref (partition).
BY Herbert A. sherman
18TH ST. 342 and 344. s. 154 # Of list
ave. 42xIoS-3; sty tenmt; Abraham Cold
schmidt ct al agt Louis Kovner ct al: Arm
stein. L & p attys; Coleman. ref: amt
due. S15.S96 53: taxes. etc, S3,1o3 o..
BY Samuel Marx.
1eoTH ST: 525 and s2z, s. 27o # Of I'd
ave, 50x100 II: vacant; D G Levy agt Bartol-
omeus sulinski ct al; Eisman, L & l.
attys; Macgrane Coke. ref; amt DUE s6.939. 43;
taxes, etc, S719 20
BY Charles A. Berrian.
BuLKHEAD abutting South st. bounds
being 4S e. of pier at foot of Clinton ST.
runs s.. L: Peter Hassinger agt William Pen
ninston ct al; Decker. a & s. attys; James
Kearney ref: amt due. sS.13s.34: taxes, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
CHILDREN STORM CANDY s,o,.
Break Through Police Lines. In. >
When Firemen Turn on Hos.

The police and firemen had a rasr-v
yesterday afternoon trying 70 quelI
slaught of hundred and fifty scboo1
dren upon the candy store Of ffar-,.N
seph, at No. 453 Brook avenue. Tha y I,
A little girl went to the store e..
cream. She dropped her penny
couldn't find the coin, so his daughier -
ed match and began to search for n s.
tissue paper became ignited and the a.,
rapidly spread over the counter and So
An alarm was sent in just az the -
in the neighborhood was let out 81,
swarm of children swept down upor
police, who had formed a FIRE line =
easily broke through. and a joyous &C.,
BILE for Joseph's sweetmeats followed
The police attempted to drive the vv,..
sters back. but their efforts were. :.
avail. Then the fremen took hand
turned several streams of water On Il
invaders. This proved effectual and :
mob scampered away. The damags A.
by the fire amounted 10 about sl,ee0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos.
Il and 16 Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph p. Day.
32D ST. AZ TO A. s. 123 # e OF Broadway.
59x9s.9; u sly Hotel Pierrepont; vol sale; 70
$40 s.s 600. y ''''''~ ''' ~
9th ST. ID. n S, sos # Of 5th ave- OK
JOB: 4sty d~lg; vol si sale oao to De seidins
18th ST. 3d. n g s44.s # OF Broadway.
25x9s. 9; 4-sty dwIg: vol sale; bid in at $4,000.
SOUTHERN. BOULEVARD, 5. a. # s Of Jen
81 N5h aoo st. 2'hio' vacant vol sais bid IN at
nth ST. SIS and $50. $ 14s IT OF Wash
ir.ton ST. z4X100.3; sly tenIrt and 1-sty stable;
vol sale; knocked down TO John Allison for
Sd ST. 100 s g. 30 TT w of Macdougal st. 25x
100. sty tenmt: vol SALE knocked down to
ID AVE. SAB, W cor Of 45th st. 25.5x1oo:
two 4-sty tenements with stores; vol sale; bid in
al ss1.@00.
GREENWICH ST. 45e. s. 25.2 n of De.-
at s1s.75o.
2sB ST. "a and 2ae 1ss4 r wo Of "a aye
drawn: go bid in at $4,000
LEXINGTON AVE $40. E. 40 Fl Of 3sth
ST. 2i.sxl00. 3-sty dwlg; vol sale. 10 j S lsaacs
for $1,000.
EAsTBoURNE AVE, " cor of Stairs ave.
Long Beach L !. 30l 10K9ox irreg; 5 sly dwg
and 2-sty stable; vol sale; 10 J M Wimple for
BROOMEs ST 40, " cor of Crosby 81, 25.1
KIOSK irreg. sty bldg with store eXrs sale;
TO + a Farrell party in interest. for $4,000:
also
SID ST. 121. n s. 232 II OF Columbus ave, II
Nl02.2; sty dwg; exr's sale; TO Thomas A
CTyan a party in interest. for $500 also
FORT WASHINGTON AVE e s. n OF 1920 st.
1870 exosi Ok irreg; sty d~g vacant; exr's sale.
estate OF Denis Shea, deceased. with drawn; to
be resdVertised.
GOTH ST. "a g. 240 IT OF Attn ave. 20x92;
sly loft and store bldg; Warren McConihe agt
j I Duny et al: Warren McConihe atty; Z r
Finch. ref amt due. sl1, $50 IS; sub TO two mtgs
sggregatng $50 600; TO the plaintiff for s35 69S.
WAsHlNGroN AVE. 1414 and 141s, s. 1907
Y OF lioth 81, &c. 7x16o Dab. 3x150.1; sly
oUgs: Eliza Wtdey agt T Burt ct al: Thorn
ton Z, attys Norton. ref tpartition): 70
advertised for June 6.
WEST ST, 6. lo1 It OF Honeywell ave, 10
1eb 10 1elst - 30. laeI .. vacant; n ! Lang
bein, eZtrx, etc, agt NJ q Ross ~ 81, ] i.arg-
hein atty. ) 81 Roeoer ref amt dee s. go :.
taxes etc S52S y sub u a mtg Of IS 100. ic
ne plaintiff Tor So Tsl
l43D ST. -. 5. So IT Of 7th ave. SICK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

PRESCOTT AVENUE Conner Lawrence &
Ellison and John p Leo sold for the Carlson
ing house. together with plot of about seven
lots. on the east side OF Prescott avenue. east
Of Nichols Place.
LAFAYETTE STREET-Amos s. Eamphear
sold for the Woods estate, represented by Jay &
Gambler. the southeast corner of Lafayette and
4th streets old buildings, on plot 56xl2o feet
building the site
18TH sTREET-Harris & Vaughn sold to a
client OF Meyer & Marston Nos. 1Is and 10
West 18th street. two three story and basement
dwelling houses on a plot 41.sx1o33 feet.
ODD STREET-Wiliam J. Roome G. co. sold
for the Van Aulen estate No 143 East 22d
street a four story building, on a lot 20 l0xes 9
been in the Vsn Aalen family n Since Is4s M IS
Grad is understood to represent adjoining
owner, who intends erecting a twelve story loft
building on the site
18TH STREET-D. Kempner & Son sold for
Susan @ Chambettag No 2O7 West 25th street.
dwelling house, to the Publishers Printing CON-
same brokers. No. ao8 to 2i7 Vest 18th street ste
forming a plot Of i26 feet front by 100. which
ment store and loft building.
18th sTREET-Hugh Reilly sold Nos 246
and PAS West Seth street. old dwelling houses.
plot 3s.4x9S-9- NJ. Morgenthau, ir., & Co
are reported 10 be the brokers in the trans
action.
1o3D STREET.-THE two four story dwell
ing houses Nos. 302 and 3o4 West 103d street.
avenue, were sold by Andrew Cone and
Charles E. Duross, respectively. The houses
occupy a plot 40x1001I feet. Emil w. Klap-
pert recently acquired the corner house on
West End avenue, and also No. s13. few
doors TO the south.
11STH STREET-Louis H. Lowenstein
bought No SIS West 11Sth street. a three story
and basement dwelling house lot 20x100
feet, adjoining the northeast corner of Lenox
avenue. Ignatz NJ. Atlas was the broker.
1S6TH STREET,. E. Briggs sold for
Donald Robertson TO client the northeast
corner Of ST. Nicholas avenue and 1s6th street,
q five story and basement high class apart
ment house, with stores, plot 5Sx100.
THE BRONX
AQCEDUCT ANENUE-Charles z. Cathie
sold for William Maloney the plot 323xlOo
feet. the east side OF Aqueduct avenue,
1854 feet north of 1880 street.
PERRY AVENUE-Frederick Fox e Co.
sold for James Morrison. jr. TO Davis Brown,
a three story cement dwelling house and gar
age on a plot 75x100 feet the west side
of Perry avenue, 126 feet north of Bedford
Park Boulevard 1t held at $50, 900.
153D STREET-Douglas Robinson. Charles
s Brown Company. and r. I. Browns Sons
sold for Frederick Braun, client No. 4S1
East I53d street a plot 50x103 feet. 100 feet
west of Morris avenue.
1eSD STREET-Richard Dickson sold for
Anna NJ. Decker the two family house No. 62S
East 163d street, on lot 1S.9x99 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
IN THE SUBURBAN ZONES.

Louis Sherry purchased 2oo-acre farm
near Manhanset for about N.e03 an acre.
The Stanley Agency sold for Frank l.
Ferguson a plot, 60xD0 feet. north side of
Norwich avenue, Jamaica, to Ira Hards.
The Lawrence Park Realty Company has
sold plot of land in Lawrence Park West,
on Sunny Brook Road. to Miss Violet Oak
ley, the artist, of Philadelphia. Miss Oak
ley will erect a studio house on the prop
erty-
Burk Stone has rented for F. 7. Root his
house in Lawrence Park, Bronxville. to
General B. Dandy, of this city, for the
summer. and also Anna B. Sewalrs house
in the park TO Charles d. Marvin.
S. osgood Pell & Co. have leased at Bay
Vile, on Long Island Sound, for Joseph A
Physioc his large waterfront place for the
season to a customer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Warehouse and Storage
Company, in Schernerhorn street, be-
tween Third avenue and Nevins street,
has purchased the lot and building, No So
F1atbush avenue, thus securing command
Of an entrance lot few feet from the
Nevins street subway station. giving direct
and independent access from Flatbush
avenue. Improvement OF the property
must be postponed for few months, until
expiration OF the present lease, when the
new short cut from Flatbush avenue will
be Of great advantage 10 the warehouse
and its tenant, the Schermerhorn branch
of the Mechanics Bank.
Thomas Rosecrans has sold for Mary
Quinn the three story and basement stone
dwelling house, No. 5s9 Dean street, TO
Christian kammerer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
RECENT BUYERS.

The Mitral Realty and Construction Com
pany Uevy & Starr was associated with
the Meister & Bache Realty Company in
the purchase of No. 1873 Pitt street, report
ed sold recently.
Drayton Burrill is the buyer of No. ia
East 18th street, sold recently by Mrs. Z.
kupfer through Post & Reese. The same
brokers negotiated the recent sale of No
Is East 18th street for DR.. EllWood Harlow
Sarah Friedman is the buyer of No. 1888
West list street. sold recently by the Her
aid Square Realty Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee.)



MAY %.
AVE B. 14S. cor Of 9th st; store; Jacob stroh
and to Noah and Louis Bayer; 3 yrs from
N Nsy B. 1910 with renewal siO0S' address, ls'
BROADWAY. 1882. $ e cor Of 42d st: store;
May i. 1910: ST., 600; address. lass Broadway.
BROADWAY. 1895. cor of 15oth st: store
etc: the Kohring Realty GO to Henry W 81 k ooo.
address. 300 West 3sth st.
CHRISTOPHER ST, II: all; Charles Dickinson.
trustee, to joseph NJ Crane and ano : yrs from
Jan ]. 1910; $1,000 address, II Christopher ST
CROTONA AVE, 1909: store; Ernest Beech
er to Isidor and Samuel Aissenson, h 1a1o 81
yr renewal; $500: address. 1909 Crotona ave.
HENRY ST, PAT. and Mont gomery ST. II; two
bldgs Samuel Macauley TO Mrs David Baumann
10 yrs from May 1. 1910: $1,000: address. CO.
West End ave.
HESTER ST, 1os West; store; Isaac Polansky
to David Davidson; ; yrs from May l. lslo'
81 $50; address, 100 Hester st.
LEMON AVE. 1855; store basement and cellar;
May /, 1910: $50; address. 466 Ienox ave
to Henry Harris sSa ana ssob M
from July 1. 1910: 81, 100; address. S97: Sd ave
3D. AYE; 878. e cor Of 27th st: store: Eureka
Realty co to Frank o.Neili; yrs from Jan l.
1910; 5000; address, 373 Sd ave.
Frank o'Nein to Frank F o'Neill' 81; address.
SAME PROPERTY: assignment Of lease;
Frank F oNeill to Arthur Jost 81; address 146
west latin ST.
9TH AVE. 8 cor Of 32d st. 4a5x75; store
ana basement; James Mcdonald and ano. exrs;
Frank Mcdonald TO Weber & David, cor
poration: j. yrs from April !. 1911, to May /,
1923: S30,36o; address. Room 229. 45 Broadway.
7TH AVE. 233. store Margaret Graham to
Valentine Pillone: yrs from May 1. 1910; $3.50.
address, 233 9TH ave
sTH AVE, 2S29 south store. Adolph Riesen-
berg ct al TO Benjamin Nlone; 2 yrs from June
l. 1910; $3.50; address, $50 Morris Park ave.
9TH AVE, 497. store. Mary a McGynn to
William Mueller; 4 yrs from May l, 1910; $3.50
and $500; address, 49T 9th ave.
STTI ST, 252 West, sly tenmt; Joseph Freed
man TO Umberto Fasano 3 yrs from June 1. 1910:
81 500; address. 90 West SD st.
SD ST, 20 TO 216 East two bldgs: Frank
Hillman Realty Company Alex Silverberg and
Max Zaliels; ? yrs IL mos from June l. 1910:
S10,SQ0; address, IS West 140th St
125TH ST, 105 west, store and basement;
Matilda W Bruce to Samuel c Watts; 3 yrs from
May 1. 1908; 5000; address, 100 West 125th st
10th ST, 623 East, store; Louis Nosches TO
Antonio Mastrolia and ano; yrs from May l.
1910; $50 to S240; address. 633 East 169th st
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MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY 90,

Attn ST 80 West; Alexander Pelli & Co agt
Mae Rar owner; H L Boughton & Co, con
tractors; S1S1.
EAST BROADWAY. 233: Giuseppe Venti-
mfglia agt Rachel Girsdansky. owner: John
Markowitz. contractor; $50.
GOTH ST 25S West; Burns & Oistead agt
Jonathan Bates, owner; John II Quirk, con-
tractor; $3.50
9TH AVE. 637; Joseph A Radin agt Jacob
May, owner: George Sardou contractor: $50
161ST ST. 5O7 West: Sanitary Fire PROBING
and Contracting Co agt 5O7 West 161st Street Co
owner and contractor: $50.
TIFFANY ST. s. 266 # of 18th ST. 25x
100: Brooklyn Fireproof Sash and Door Co agt
Tiffany Street Improvement Co, owner and con-
tractor: 1910
MOUNT HOPE PI. IL and 16 Alfred r Conk-
contractor; s., 457
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A LARGE AZ PER CENT LOAN.

Augustus II. WINS & Co. have secured
for Pietro Alvino and Dominick Abbate
loan of $4,000 at ~ per cent for five
years on the block front on the west side
of First avenue, between list and I'D
streets. The property is No. S57 10 800 East
list street, No. 325 TO 345 First avenue and
No. $50 TO 36i East 72d street.
The Title Guarantee & Trust Company
loaned yesterday first mortgage $4,000
TO Charles l. McBurney on the six story
brick store and fat building. No. 1859 West
49th street. The mortgage is for two years
at 4l2 per cent.