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ing. scornfully. Water Lily" she al.
most sObDed

ing. scornfully Water Lily" she al.
most sobDed
on bench at the other end OF the
alley Chester sat in utter despair
Goldsmith was the only living being
who believed in him. trusted him. His
heart warmed for q moment with
an Overwhelming love for the big
discerning man lie tried TO compose
letter to Edith. but the oftcncr
he went ever the ground he more
fantastic seemed the tale be had to
tell who but lunatic would have
followed such course as his? Chcs.
ter indulgcd in some heathenish
comments on his own lack Of intel.
ligencc
The weeks passed. and there came
no further sign from Edith Several
times n desperation. Chester went
To G. ldsmith and begged him to bring
MIR Twining and Perry together that
they might at least hear his side
Of the case. but Goldsmith always
couHsclod patience. pointing ut the
improbabilitics. assuring Chester that
he vas doing his utmost. even com.
forting him In his big gruft way On
the occasion of his last .utburst
Goldsmith held out crumb of hope
Don't get excited. Chester" he
said. but think that | finally have
cm" No, | won't tell you what
10 is 1t is as amazingly improbable
a, your own account of yourself
but II may be- equally true. MI | can
say i, that / am working on it,"
For Gods sake hurry up. said
Chester "or shall presently go
mad.
When ho arrived at the Sto o'kton
that evening Chester found q hinge
packing ease i'm his room II" rip.
ped OF the g yer with a fire axe
borrowed from the hall \ faint rem.
inisc,ut odor ll sandalWOod greet
ed hi, nostr'is. tie rapidly unswathcd
the queer shaped packages. Chinese
urns. bronze dragons. twisted trays /;
scarves OF silk of many G. lOrs. aud
nl the stage setting OF tiny joss,
banners OF blue. and yellow. aud pur.
pie. and musty tasting preserves
and cakes The case contained a
hundred objects all of Monaghan
manufacture.
~ couple OF Chinks brought it ur
I from Chinatown on dray,' yOlun
tcorcd the hall boy who was an in
tcrested onluokcr say. YOU must
have been blowing yourself"
Get out of here. and get out
quick said Chester. I'm going tC
break this stuff up with the fire axe.
But instead. after the boy hat
withdrawn suddenly. he sat and c II
templated the litter on his floor.
Even the Dream Lady was real.
he muttcrrd. Il had begun to doub
my own sanity. After all sh" wa
sympathetic. which is more thar
anyone else is, except Goldsmith. Go,
bless him.
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CHAPTER xxxVill.
A sudden Winofall.

His mind reverted to a story that
he had heard many years before.
The District Attorney in ChicagJ
once defended a Chinaman in a muir.
der case. and secured an absolute
acquttal The man and five or six
of his friends begged photographs
OF the lawyers children. Months lat
cr, when the affair had passed out
OF his mind. he received package
from the Orient II contained paint.
ings OF al his children done in the
paustaking Chinese style And al.
though the Cinnamon had never seen
them and had no guides beyond
the photographs, the lawyers blonde
children were blonde in the paint
ings. and the brunettcs were bru
ncttc Also, year after year thereaf
ter on the anniversary of the case
he always received some handsome
token which showed that hs eli.
cuts had not forgotten
Thank heaven cogitated Chester.
that | didn't give her my photo.
graph Otherwise it might turn mp
at an awkward moment after all
this has been explained
lIr mdresscd and Went to bed Jha.
evening surrounded by the perfume.
of the Orient, and dreamed that
d, Vas back on the OF top and
that the Dream Lady was feeding
him Chinese food with chopticks.
he awoNr in the morning with q
SENSE OF uuroality and gaG,d u
hcwildemcut at the objects Uttered
about his room Then a glance al
his watch brought back the worka.
day word {. him. and he dressed
rapidly and FASTENED through his
breakfast In order To be- n his office
ON time The clerk ct the Stockton
handed him letter, and Chester
tucked IL in his pocket as he ran
for the elevated His work az tn,
offices 4 Tucker 4 Ney consisted
I 'ultilN OF clerical drudSrrN, ana n,
vas ON no such terms of intimacy
with the firm rs he had boon wit
Goldsmith a E,kins. lie worked bus
lly til nearly noon, and then the
thought OF his letter occurred to
him lie drew II forth. and noted that
II VAS from his bank
Probably a monthly statement,
h, muttered They cant have any
thing to say to me and Was about
10 cast II away.
but mis- recent business training ar
rested him, and he ripped open the
envelope mechanically Instead o
the advertisement he expected, (,
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CHAPTER SxxVII.
The Aftermath.

f. don't lhmc ,ou ior bcns sus
p.cious." Gold mth was saying The
circumstances under which YOU first
met him were more than peculiar
/ don't blame y.u Tor listening 10
Young langham. who is a thoroughly
honorable. reliable fellow. and who
believed implicitly that he was do.
ing you favor in telling YOU what
he did hut It wasn't true. Can't you
accept my assurance of that | know
II wasn't"
How do you know 1t Wasnte' said
Twining.
4 have been IN business for thirty
Years. am seldom mistaken in my
Judgment Of men"
Where is he now asked Twin
ine.
Il have secured him position
with Tucker 4 Vcy'
why not here again II You trust
hm?"
1t was mt cNpcdicnt. There are
several matters 20 BE- cleared mp.
hay. IN cor,inc. Nr r,lips "
'ENactly.' replied Edith's father.
.l.ro T. , ,,u,, man ,h,m fins,
addressed q, a roustabout wheeling
,r,.l nm , ,,,,.,,,,,,i.. ,i,r Th,
.rl, mor.y u. h,. ,,.r .,rr., Il.
.,, ,rou v,, and -. m., him
,,.,tn , ,.,, u..t. ,o.r AZ r,ryt,.
.,,s,,is.,, t,,,..,..,,,,, and l,.,.,r
or Ia cniro, .,., An, 80, y,, ,s.
-. .....,., ,t,,. 49,. ,.,..., ., ..,
a.,..n,.,. ,n r,.. .,,..,...,, ~, ,,..r.
,,nr.ssi,r
.r q. s,r,.,,irr ,n,r. p,,n r,,,
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smith joyfully.

smith joyfully.
Chester heard him hang up the
receiver. and turned away in bcwil'
derment.
rs he crazy, CT am crazy, or are
we both batty in the hcad?' hem ut
tered. He seemed to take a tall
interest in my legacy. Seems TO me
that IL a nina telephoned me that he
had just fallen heir to more than
fifty thousand dollars | wouldn't
tell him TO stop chattering and in
sist upon knowing the name OF
cleaning fluid. especially If the man
owed me five IN 1usand dollars. | ncH-
or would have accepted so big
loan except for the fact that II
showed his complete faith in me.
on, well. Perhaps he's right. What's
the use OF any amount of money
if you are under suspicion of being
a thief?'
Chester sighed deeply. and bcto-k
himself upstairs. but his imagination
was too excited TO permit him TO
think to sleep. Again and again he
revolyed in his mind his peculiar
dialogue with Goldsmith, but he
could make neither head or tail
out of it. He caught himself CON
/ sidcring with deep satisfaction that
/ he could tell Edith that the Dream
/ Lady had been like mother TO
/ him. and then chided himself for his
lack OF gallantly. Chester had trained
himself to optimism and IN" hope
of a final explanation that would
clear up everything and restore him
once more To the place where h"
had been. But what was that pace,
he wondered. lie had told Edith
that he loved her. and she had not
rcpulsed him definitely. That was all
his basis for hope. NJ. that was not
the only sign. Her obvious Jealousy
OF the Dream Lady was encouraging.
Chester remembered with start
his dream of the night when he
left Goldsmith n Elkins. Where was
the line OF demarcatisn between
sleeping and waking life?
He strodc restlessly over TO his
eastward window and looked along
Fourth street clear over TO where
the lights of the Bowery We're flash
ing.
Down at the other end # the
street" thought Chester, there is a
little cd yellow faced priest burn
ing paper prayers 10 the Water
Lily Two months ago ! was down
there myself and the Water Lily was
alive. was in trouble and she helped
me | was hungry and she fed me.
| Was sick and she doctored me. And
she was a velly o!d Dlcam Lady. '"
The glare OF the city suddenly
frightened against the eastern sky
|, was the effect Ct the flare OF
some factory chimneys vomiting
forth their smoke and flame hut
Chester took 1t as an omen.
II don't think that I'll worry any
more over the Dream Lady's opin-
ion" he said quite simply, Il think
that she would want me 10 be happy.
But. Oh If this blind tanglc would
only clear up! II could only steer
my course through life in sane
and sensible manner like other peo
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Pile. II Edith would only understand :
Il wonder what 'Goldsmith's cele-
bratlng has led him to. There seem
ed TO be hope in his voice. But too
long time has passed. There is
no hope now, no hope, no hope. "
The sullen glare died down again,
and Chester went silently to bed.
Ito be continued
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Danderine

i IA ~ n a. - - q WOrks ~orurrs, III
AAAS produces hair just
as surely ns rain and sunshine raise crops.
u produces n thick growth of iukuriant
hair when all other remedies fall We
guarantee Danderlnr. All druggists sell u
-25c. 5uc and 81 per hottie. To prove Its
worth send this nd with lOc In stamps or
silver. and we will mail You II large free
sample, kNOWLToN DANDERINE co.
Chicago. III.
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Now is the time to buy your tomato
and cabbage plants. Best varieties.
shuman Floral Company. Phone 2s7
red or blue. IJ2
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MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY 16.

HUGHES AVE, 2496 and 24es; Sam GIau
Der, Inc. agt 'Gaetano Arnbrioia. owner; w
Breen, contractor (renewaD; $3.50.
PARK ROW, 93; Acme Metal Ceiling co ss
Sailing Simon, Samuel Simon and Eva kreis
man owners; Rosevale Amusement Co, con
tractor; S1,619 eS.
HEATH AVE. W 8. 20 It of -23oth st. 125,
go: Howes Manufacturing Co agt Metziel
Building and Construction Co, owner ant
contractor; S1.1o0.
TIFFANY AVE, w s, 1867 It Of 10th st
42x10O Salvatore Simbardi aGt Tiffany Stree
Improvement Co, owner and contractor; 50,
$50 20.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1862; william '
KiehnIe agt Abraham Rosenberg and JOSEPH
Goldman, owners and contractors; $3.50
Cd AVE 933. Isaac Mitz agt Bruno Schwent
ner owner and contractor, S135.
ID AVE. 1923; Harry Pomrinse agt Fred
Nurtus, owner; William Stats. contractor
sol 30.
sTH ST. 352 East; Philip Levitt agt Michae
KIeinsinger, owner; Max Etkin, contractor
$500.
HUGHES AVE, 2496 and 249s; William J
Breen agt GaetaDo Ambr1ola, owner ana con
tractor (renewalJ; $50.
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Schumacher CIntg $1,000; May IA; 500; address
| 1927 Simpson ST.
| WALTON AVE, w s. 1SS # OF 1850 81 ., -
So; Bedford Park Construction Co to LOU SoS1
0ntg $1,000; all liens; May II; 81; aadFess' o'
Villa ave.
| WEST ST s lot 10, map of Worossai.;S a
501l23x irreg James Mcmahon 10 40. 60
Kessler: May 16: 500: address, $3.50 "iio't ' :.
10TH ST, e cor Ave D. 1oSx1oo. InlonP p - :,
Van Nest. Wood Working Co 10 JohIi JIoss ~, 70
81, Go0, May 10: 500; address. 214I Arthur aNe-
13STH ST n cor Walton ave 4e.13 49,
irreg: Francis Bacon Piano Co to Baeon EIal az
Co fntg so6.oo0l May ii; 81; aGdreSs' ca
Walton ave and 13Sth St
15aTH ST, 300 TO sos East 75x1Oo; He ,g
Rothschild to EIlxan Kahn Gntg sSV,oooJ' Hha'
-: 81; address. All East 14oth st.
141TH ST. All East 1S-9x10o II Elsie 9 sItn
to Angelo ID Antuon tmtg $4,000; May II slO0'
address, AZ East 1f1th st.
142D ST. 400 East. f5x1oo Town Dock I'd 5 81 :,
lot 1856 man ST Joseph Orphan Asylum 70 MAJ ,
Dalton: May IA; 81: address, sos East t4th ST.
161sT ST. n s 17o.1o # OF linton ave 10 ~ -
100; FIvtra Stevens to Josephine Rlscn ,iiit !.
So 900 May IS: S100; address, 1ss East lolS' 81
215TH ST, being lot % samuel IhoI raE.l
son, Mount Washington; contains ltf 49,
acres; also plot begins at stake In line OF IerS
which divides lands of Childs and De f1nei a. a.
same map contains sol 1000 acres; tsrs"li
walton and wife 10 Mitchell c Levy; 81
SAME PROPERTY; Mitchell g Levy 70
Edw +, Walton; all liens; May 10; 81; ADDRESS
IL Liberty st
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY 10
HOFFMAN ST, W s. 200 II of 18th ST; L
H Wood agt Bianchetti Construction Co ct al;
Dec 81, 1905 Cancelled; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: Pasquale Tavolacci agt
same; Feb I, 1910 (cancelled); So35 SO
list ST $50 West: Samuel Stotzky ast es-
tate OF II H Grebe ct al; Jan %, 1910; $50.
PATH ST. 537 to 541 West; Benjamin Riesner
agt Lee McCullum ct al; April l. 1909: s17o.
PATH ST. $50 West: East River Miller and
Lumber Co agt same: April /. 1903; s246 So
PATH ST. J37 10 541 west; Rufus barrow 9
sons agt New York Metal Ceiling Co ct al;
March 81, 1900; 1868 20.
SAME, PROPERTY; Jantzen & overbaugh Co
aet 81 4 Ryan. inc. ct al; April l, 1909; s1S9 10.
SAME PROPERTY; Hull. Grippen Co agt
New York Metal Ceiling Co ct al; April ., 1909
SOL As.
SAME PROPERTY: Fredenbsrg & Lounsbry-
agt same; April >. 1909; s194 90.
SAME PROPERTY; Wightulan & Co agt Lee
McCullum ct al; April 1, 1909: S1IO.
BROOK AVE, " cor 18th 81: John Schneider
agt Jonas We'll ct al; May D, 1910; 1914 90.
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Jane p Watson Ct al. exrs; SO ooo: ai'or"e'S >
Decker. Allen. IL Storm. 100 Broadway.
pEJHAM AVE, g cor Bsthgats ave. 3. %
,5o -rsp nxrTs0 ! 1prior mtg $4,000; May 10: :
yrs 8 r,er cent Mamie Mclaughlin 70 a.,
Keller: 5000: attorney, Joseph
Broadway. .o,os .,
1s3D ST, S, 70 It of Taylor ave: 100
May. IS; yrs: Emma L. Cooney 1 20 In s,,r
ance and Trust Co, 1eo Broadway.
WASHINGTON TERRACE o. o :; SS Ma II 1s !.
NJ 1S6fh 81 I7.qx62.6 prior mtg *J.Vot My -,
I xr & ner cent: Edith Favor to Morftz l. ErhSt
ana ano 81 $50 address. 10 Broadway.
18Th ST, 5s7 and $50 East. lots. eae ii,t aJn
ION. D rntgz ea ch 50 500; May 16; yrs: "lilait,
and Bertha Hof to metropolitan savings P 2aIr
sic 600; attorneys, a & w Hutcninss. % WIN
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LOT IS. map for partition sale o, , she a.,
C Hunt estate, Bronx; FIorence so-rsv 7
Mary II Gobei ct al (partition); at'0t"e''
Eder. s.
sTH ST. 100 West: Orphan Asylum 80 3 (,
in the City of New York agt Uso.e~raI-
Hayes eft al foreclosure Of mtSl' a''o''9
r % Elder. jr. Z.
MADISON AVE. 9 so II Of 1Iotn 2.
40.11x110: Lucius II Beers agt behJs .a,- r;
lSins ct al foreclosure OF mtgl; ATTORNEY "
DEF Baldwin.
BROOME ST. 557: Susan Van Prses az
Nathan Bassor ct al (forecIoscre % AN-e
attorneys Eis1nan. Levy. Corn &c LEVINE
18TH ST. & 2s5 II s OF 1st ave. 35x1Oo 10;
Lena Lube azt Max Stern et Al tI r0oIeet.JS =
of ntg): attorneys, Goldsmith t1O'e"
Mork e BAUM
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address.)
MAY 16.

with owners name and addresS)
MAY 10.
MANHATTAN.
nth AVE 404 to 4Os; for a sty brk garage
T41x125; f L Wallis 346 4th ave. architect
cost, $40, 600; II Post, 1890 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
BROOK AVE. :. g. II OF Park ave;
sty brk shed eOx3S: Frank Rookie, $50 9th
ave. architect: cost, $1,000; owner. Sheffield
Farms Slawson Decker, 524 West 9th ST.
COLLEGE AVE, n cor 163d st; sty brls
tnmt. 44x7660; Fred Hammond. 14sith ST and Sd
architect; cost, 100000; owner, Frisco
Realty Co. premises
ROOSEVELT AVE. s. lis fl 9 of Fort Schuyl-
or I'd; 1 sty fr tool house. 2&xl8; Henry Nord-
helm. 1857 fremont ave, architect; cost. $40
owner John Grennan, 2l5 Blackjack. owner
WHITE PLAINS AVE $. $50 II OF
Casson ~ I'd: / sty fr shooting gallery, 30NS0;
Adolph Schuler. 495 East 140th st. architect;
cost. $1,000; William George Baker. 1s4s Bos-
ton I'd.
1G3D ST. S. ~ Il OF College ave; two 4
sty brk tnmts. 3sxT06; Fred Hammond. iiSth
4. and Sd ave, architect: cost, $40, CO. frisco
Realty Co, Az West 165th 81.
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WOMAN HELD FOR sTAss,..

Bella White. who Lad been Ilv,,-
Emil Roger, an artist. at No. 80 ~
street. was held in N.ooo bail yestsrs,.&
Magistrate House. in Jefferson w.
court. on the charge Of having stabs.s''
artist on Sunday night. Roger =
New York Hospital where, IL "a -.
may recover. The White woman -.
stabbing was an accident. and TIA,
slipped and fell while she was 80
wrest the knife from his hand Ace.rsl
to her story the artist first astack.s :
The woman's examination was .. ;.
morrow.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,
MAY is

|
| William, II Young TO Title Guarantee and
Jessie E. crommette to Richard " Homer: s.:
! Bella Delnionte to Max Mandelbaum; 4 part;
Helen II Knickerbacker to Title Insurance Co:
Edwin MeeEs. trustee for Sophia T Hawkins
/ ct al 70 Edwin Meeks. trustee for himself and
''1 Kaufman c Falk to Waiter Korn; $500.
HH 5ar 6o fqte % aaFX 70 Robert Mc 81
| Sophia r c Furniss to William H Hall; 800
Same ct al % same: $4,000.
Francis L Wandel to Martha W StilWels IT.
John F, Wosatka to Adolf Mande IL; $1,000.
Peter Fox tc Thomas Regan; 5000
Elkan Naumberg and auo to Charles J Gold
mi Ernest as N Levy to Nineteenth Ward Bank;
| 500
| Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Norbert Ian
e Fu,tonEWendover Construction Co to solon0s
Mary S Rich to Fulton-wendover Construc-
'lG CIV VI j Ri c to Max Alexander: s2,ee1.
| Naun1 weIikson to Van Dyck Estate; 500
! Harry S Vosburgh to Hugh Distelhurst;
Ma Max selonick to Joseph Yeska; 500.
Max Seonick TO Sigrnund Adler; Sir
''7 Tits Guarantee and Trust Co to Bella Del
| Same to Michael Bergman: assts; So, ofso
Same and ano to Bronson Winthrop, S3S,ooo-
! Henry H Pease to Title Guarantee and Trust
| Co. $4,000
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co 70
| LAWYERS Mortgage Co: . assts: $4,000.
! Same TO same; assts: $4,000 -
| Lawyers Mortgage Coz to Edmund Van D
Cox, guardian, $4,000.
David Kidansky and ano to Sarah Marck-
"' Fanny Ettinger TO J Cram and ano. trus.
| SSS; 600.
Mitchell A Ca Levy to Moses Solomon
| SIC, 900. - -,,o
Theron S Johnson to William Ensef. 500.
| Margaret Fahrbach to William Amend.
| IS, 600.
7 Francis l. WandeIl to Martha " Stilweil,
| So 900
/ Sc 900.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attornsS-'
MAY Is.

with name and address of lenders attorney
MAY IS.
BRYANT AVE n " cor freeman 81. 21xlo y9
June g. 1901 Paul Sehieica 20 o1,is ! Cold
II Park Row.
EDGBcoMBE AVE. 142 e cor 142d ST.
II 2x25x7s 11x25; May p 1909: Nathan t1avs Crane
ger TO Cathleen Turuey: $500; Attorneys Sia''e
& Baer ZIG Nassau St
HAMILTON PI, c cor 14oth st I'm, runs oe-oS
90. Tx " 50x SO IL IT to n o. l9 3eo9 Jacor
Axelrod to Joseph II. Davis; s45,U9; as.oIilsS'
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1I6 BROADWAY.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1900 " 16xiS :, ap oI,I,o ~
Miller trustee $4,000; attorneys. Peckham q
Dixon and William D McNuity. i4i Broadway
PERRY AVE 1875 , # OF Ts5n 80 10
Edward 6 Getz; $1,000; attorney a u hoeiOie'
45 Cedar ST.
PROSPECT AVE VS. 1911 1 r OF r lsSd 81 ~
Charles Il Hulsebusch: s12oO0: attorney, George
A Steinmuer 1511 Cd ave.
Sd ST. East. n 8 sox13x7xi2xs7x25: Henry
C,Oidstain and Rsbetta Levor to Barnett Levy
81 OOO attorney, Leo Schafran. ZIG Nassau ST.
18Th ST $50 West S. 1ex1oo:4; MAY J. 1eos
Lindsay l. Fountaine to Lillian NJ Apei; el'oVV'
attorney B z Sigerstein. 90 Nassau st.
asTtJ ST 3 : 31e1f it " of 9th ave: June
o6 1905; Edward Corey to Lawyers Title IN
surance and Trust Co; $13,500; address, loo
Broadway.
also asth st. 324 East g 2ox10o.9; July 10.
1902; Helen F Ranney to James King and wife
81 500 attorneys, William simpson, II FarK
Row. and Title Insurance Co, 135 Broadway.
9sTH ST 800 East. s, 25xf009: March u.
1902; Alice u Blauvelt to James King; $'1p'
attorneys William simpson and Title lnsur-
ance Go.
9srH ST, $. SEQ # of I'd ave. 25x1oo.9;
Feb s 1905 Margaret S Hull to James King
50, 000 attorneys. 50 me
1900; North River Savings Bank to Francis 6
Sigel: 81 ZOO; attorney. N Sanborn. % Wall 81.
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RECENT BUYERS.

Mrs. Alice Goodwin. of Belle Harbor.
Long Island. is the purchaser OF the dwell
ing house No. 9al West End avenue, corner
Of 10th street, recently reported sold
through r r. Wood d Co.
Pierre jay. IS the buyer of the dwelling
house No. 81 East Gath street. sold recently
bv oscar Saenger
The Marseillaise French Baking Company
is the buyer of No. 293 to 2s7 West 18th
street and No. IS Bank street. sold recently
through the Duross Company.
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schwartz TO Samuel Brettsofneider: yrs from
May /. 1910; $3.50; address. % West 18th St
Roche: 10 yrs from June /. 1900; $1,000; ad-
dress. 201s Amsterdam ave.
CROSBY 81. 90 Helen Bergen ct al TO star star
Mercer ST.
PROSPECT PL. IS, cor AID. st. x;
Frank J Cassidy to Edward Paw: 8 yrs from
June l. 1910: s0eO: ADDRESS. As Prospect pl
SPACE IT, 25x5o. vacant shown in map of
property Of Clinton Stephens. Clason's Point
Park: Clinton steISlens 10 RomuaIdo Recent Az
YRS from May l. 1910 to Nov / 1914; for term,
5000; address. CPS Eagle ave.
WEST BROADWAY. IS and so. and Park pl.
GO: Mitchell Woodbury. Co to Bernard kreizer,
10 yrs s mos from sept 1, 1910; So go; address,
81 Ccrtlandt st.
Sd AVE. 1886, first loft: AdoIph Fl Iandeker to
Noses Drescher ct al firm Drescher Rotberg &
90; yrs II mos from March i, 1916 s720: ad-
dress. 1886 Sd ave.
7TE AVE. " cor soth st. 24.sx75; John Q
Reed. trustee. 10 Philip Leyey: 81 yrs from May
/. 1910: $4,000 to $500; address. i61 West Saith
sTH AVE. 25l7. south store and basement;
Nay /. 1910; SOS. address. 2517 sth ave.
sTH AVE. ". cor Slst st; 49.4x1oo: FAY
l, 1910; IS, 500; address, sol 1st ave.
18TH ST. lo4 East: Virginia Besttie and ano
to George H Mayer and ano: 5syrs fren May I.
1911; 81 500; address, 1c4 East 18th ST.
18th ST: 542 ana I4t East, part; ssh, st. n :.
store Ncs 14sis las and $50 East Seth st: the
scfaeffer Co to Adolph Suesskind: yrs from
May l, 1911: $4,000; address, 1s9 East 5sth st.
102D ST, Az East: osvin Mills to Hynnan
Resnick; WIS from May l. 1910; $500; address,
442 East 102d 81.
11STH ST. II and IS West n 3, e1x1co11:
Nitral Realty and Construction Co 10 Daniel a
Doran: - yrs from April 10. 1910; 5000 10
sc oo0.
SAME PROPERTY: Daniel a Doran to Max
well Lazarus; 10 US from Sept l. 1910; $4,000;
address. Il West 11Gth St
146TH ST, 201 West; Edward \ Isaacs. 20 John
G johnson; q Yrs from FEB %. 1910: 5000 TO
So 500: address. 605 9Th ave
t4eTH 81, s37 East: Giuseppe Tacinelli and
ano to Mariana Cs7lto and ano yrs from June
/. 1ale; $3.50: address. 30 MuIberry st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
LIS PENDENS.
May JIG.

MAY 10.
PLEASANT AVE. " 5. s4.3 II OF 10th 81.
1SSN73; Louise Bellend agt Mary Altiert ct al
foreclosure Of rRtg): attorney. Kent
WEST BROADWAY. 9 cor OF Warren ST.
t9;oX53. ~ 5.5x53.S 4th ave, w cor BID 81,
10 loxsS. ioxsS.Sx irreg; Robert Morell agt
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co. ct al
'paFtitions); attorney. II Topping.
BROWN PLACE. :. whole front between
i3Sth and 18Th sts. 200xeo: 1881 81. n 5. 25o
II Or 9th ave. 100N9e IL: Louis Brill agt
Ray Maisel ct al faction set aside deed)
attorney. \ Kahn
l.HiH Sc, 90 fl " of Madison ave isS
-Atttie uthhst aFy Bertha \ Brodsky et al
isPFfei6svr@ ~ mtg. sttorney L Schultheis
,a'IH ST. asB Nest: Thomas CroH'tber aSt
Alas[ Appage faction 20 dsclars deed
FclaJ. attorney. NJ p Mesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
GUILTY OF MANsLAUeu-r,

Joseph. alias shorty" Mansess !
killed Henry Jacobs. booknazs-
March @ in a saloon in West ils,s :.
pleaded guilty yesterday in Genera =
sfons TO nanslaughter in the frs. a.
and was remanded for sentence.
Former Judge Rufus 3. Gown j.
counsel. told Judge Grain that Mr.
was a physical and mental wreck ana =.
not live more than a year.