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The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
STANLEY ARRIVES IN DENVER
GIVES LITTLE CREDIT TO SAUL.

Denver Sept. 2.-Wm. Stanley,
runner Of note. arrived in this city
yesterday and is endeavoring TO ar
range rare here. He has partici-
pGtcd In i3 races and was declared
Il c winner Of IS of them. He was
defeated in Grand Junction in 20
r-i,e rfcc hy the Indian Saul Halyve
bet attributes his defeat to a sudden
spell of sickness. .ie dropped out in
the eleventh mile overcome with ex-
haustion but has made various offers
since to run the Indian again. which
were refused by Grand Junction
sportsmen for various reasons.
Stanley is willing to race any man
in the city or state and n race between
the Dane and Harry Neiswonger. the
Idaho Springs roller skater, may be
arranged. Neiswonger has defeated
every fast skater in. the state and is
in a class by himself II will be an
attractive race II arranged Stanley
is accompanied by his manager A. NJ.
Scott
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
NIPPED BY JACK FROST

Is something liable to happen to any
one in this bitter weather. A frost
bitten ear or finger or toe, osme-
times bad case of chilblains. Don't
wait until the accident happens to get
a remedy but get 1t now for applica-
tion right away. Billiards. Snow Lin
iment cures frost bite. chilblains,
rheumatism. aches or pains of ali
kinds.
Sold by C. D. Smith Drug Co., five
stores. Grand Junction, Fruita, Pail.
sade. Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
NEW YORK ALDERMAN
WINS BEEFSTEAk EAT

New York. Sept. Alderman
Frank Dotzler. 3S1 pounds. has been
officially declared the champion beef
eater of New York City for the year
1910 The championship belt is an
nually contested for at a Tammany
outing. This years contest was held
at a shore resort yesterday and was
refereed by Samuel s. Koenig, sec
retary of state of New York state.
Alderman Dotzler disposed of / Y
pounds of steak. winning by three
ounces. after fierce contest, in
which two of the contestants almost
collapsed.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

The caucuses in the several pre-
cincts shall be held on Thursday,
September l, 1910, at the places des-
ignated by the precinct committee
men for their respective precincts, at
the hour of seven thirty o'clock I'm,
and the primaries shall be held in
the several precincts at the places
designated by the precinct commit
teemen, on Saturday. September 8,
1910, between the hours of four thir-
ty and six thirty o'clock pm. At the
primaries. each precinct should elect,
In addition to the delegates to the
county convention, one precinct COM
mitteeman and one precinct commit
tee-woman to serve on the county
central committee for the ensuing
two years.
H. L. McCLINTOCK,
Chairman
STERLING B. LACY,
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
COLORADO F., SMASHES
A WORLDS RECORD

Readville, Mass. Sept. Colo
rado f. the bay horse owned by Geo.
II. Estabrook of Denver. smashed the
worlds record for three-year-old
trotters yesterday at the Grand Cir
cult meeting here by lowering the
time of 2:06A. made by General
Watts at Lexington, Ky. in 1907. to
2:06Ia
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Post and Boyd's livery and trans
fer company is the only first class in
stitution of its kind in town. That's
straight as you can readily find out
by calling up phone junction 2SO. at
the Palace barn for trial order. AZ
Ter that there will be no doubling
this statement.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

ID. & r. G. NO. l6 leaves Grand
Junction every day at o'clock p. m.
arriving at Denver Sis the next
morning. Pullman reservations at
d. X. Q. city ticket office.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
OFFICIAL CAL FOR COUNTY CON-
VENTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY. MESA COUNTY.
Grand Junction, Colorado.
August 90, 1910.

august 20, lSlU.
Pursuant to the action of the DEM
ocratic County Central Committee OF
Mesa County, at meeting held in
Grand Junction. Colorado, on the
15th day of July, A. d. 1910, notice
Is hereby given that a convention of
delegates representing the democratic
party in the county of Mesa is hereby
called for and will be held on Thurs
day. the Sth day of September. 1910.
at the hour OF ten o'clock am. of
said day, at the Masonic hall.
in the town of Fruita, Colo
RADIO. for the purpose of selecting
twenty-four delegates to the demo-
cratic state convention, to be held in
the city of Denver, on the 14tR day
of September, A. d. 1910. twenty
four delegates to the democratic con-
vention of the Second Congressional
District. to be held in the city of
ber. A. d. 1910, and twelve delegates
to the democratic convention of the
Sixteenth Senatorial District; and all
so for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the following offices:
l representative.
l sheriff.
l clerk.
] treasurer.
! assessor.
i county commissioner.
! superintendent of schools.
] coroner.
l surveyor.
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before
the said convention
The total number of delegates to
the said convention shall be 1862. ap-
portioned among the several pre-
cincts of the county as follows, the
basis of apportionment being one del
egate for each twenty votes or major
fraction thereof cast for Governor
John F. Shafroth in 1908 and one
delegate at large for each precinct:
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Gall cure, healing powder, axle
grease, harness dressing and a few
buggies and harness Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Ex-Mayor Lawrence M. Miller has
heen appointed to take charge of the
fruit exhibits during Peach day.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Heavy hauling OF every description
carefully attended to. j. w. Milne.
Blue Barn. Junction 228. 319 Colo
RADIO avenue
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Piano moving is specially gi,i.
,srton 4 Terrill
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Samuel Nelson Wheeler. Jr.. son of
Attorney S. N. Wheeler. while play-
ing on table Saturday afternoon
Tell and cut his tongue badly. DR..
Collins was compelled to take several
stitches in the injured member.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Fo- heavy hauling see Barton .
rerrill, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Meet your friends at our soda foup
tain. The Quist Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

II you want good cigar try the
Suitorium. They carry the best
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The Sentinel.
MONDAY. September 81

tMonday. September -
Mrs. T. S. Murray has fitted up
the old Alhambra building for a
Peach Week restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Connolly are
in town from Plateau.
T. Nj. Howell. editor and propri-
etor of the Cripple Creek Morning
Times, is here with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Flint arrived in
the city on the noon train. from
Buena Vista, to spend Peach week.
Ralph Henry Barbour will arrive
In the city tomorrow to spend the
festival days in the city.
The sprinkling cart is being run
day and night
Mrs II. C, Buckling returned home
last night from an extended eastern
visit
Last Friday was the banner day
Tor fruit shipments The Rio Grande
Express Company alone handled :
S07 boxes.
n
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Home talent will hold the boards
at the Park opera house tonight and
the Two succeeding nights.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

For heavy hauffng see Barton
rerrill, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Subscribe 70, tn. pany sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Mrs II. c. Buckling returned home
last night from an extended eastern
visit
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

The sprinkling cart is being run
day and night
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Henry Reckhart- exr to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: SIS
Clinton : Harris 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
&C. S20.OO0.
Harry q Kensch 70 F-lvira Kirchhein1sr, 81
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 90 10 Law
vers Mort gage co tS asstsl; total. SifHJ'el
Ina - Russell and aro, eErs- 70 James W Mo
Dermott: $3.50
Beckie Kadin 10 Henry de Neekes = asstsl:
s100
title Guarantee and Trust co 10 Charlotte a
Haig - asstsI. total. $50. 600.
Walter r S-alps TO Henry Hoile-ith- $50
Charles Ball 70 George = Helme q assts):
81.
Marie L Hall and ano, exrs to Frederic "
Lincoln: SIS, 600.
Marcus I. Alexander 70 Joseph U KeIler; 500
Michael ] sullivan 20 John - H Kle1neyer;
81 800
Adelph Bloch 70 Maria Theure-: & 500
Catherine VI Hennessy Joana ' Hennessv;
81.
William Austin 70 Abel King and ano; $50 0t'o
Harry Z W9ln ~ Ray y tucker. S1oo.
John u. Fincke 10 ida B NcC;urck $1,000
PifLsburg Life and Trust .. OF Pirtshurg. 70
Henry c Needhan: Sf.ofo.
Mnlard Beverly 70 Archibald NJ Macisy: 800
Lily " Churchill -, eyrs ere. :" Lily y
Churchill az al. trustees; 81.
Conrad Hotties t. William II Fct,es: 81
BaIthasar Schopperlrey 70 Fulsou R@aitE Co
SO o0G.
F'ulsou Realty co 70 Enoch Ball; 81.
George u Bu"kbae 70 Joseph II WitneroD, 800
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Ie4TFI ST. e. 30 {, OF Cauldweil ave. F
y Dubois & agt Or Carl WuTm et al heD
Is. 1910: 81 SIS 05.
MINFORD PL. 7 . cor OF 172d st: Thomas 9
Edmonds & 90 agt Ole OLSON ct al oct a l9lo;
s275.
SAME PROPERTY. William Buess agt same:
Nov = 1910; 1886 81.
22gTH ST 5 $ 403 r. Of Barnes ave; John
Mater agt Brill Contracting 60 81 al; Aug 81
1910: s62s.
BRoADwAY 1851: Baldinger & kurfernnan
Manufacturing co agt Norris Levin ct d: Nov
% 1910: s.. 400
I'D ST o3T East; Peter CrameT agt Theresa
7 KeIIv et al. July % 1910; SD.
SAME PROPERTY. Same agt same; July -,
1919: $40
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. $ " cor Of 116th
St Julius Kehrletn agt La enc heaI EstaIe
Co et al: Dec - 1910: $50
BROADWAY. $ W cor Of 153d 81: John E1lil-
brick 4 Brother agt Morris Levin et al; Nov
D. 1910: Sl42 -.
MOUNT HOPB PI. Ii and l6; Harry Buds-
man agt Textbook Construction co et a.; July -
1919; S4s5.
SAME PROPERTY; sanatiie Co set same; July
- 1910: s:}45.
SAME PROPERTY: .Bengston < 60 ast
same: June 3u. 1910; Sllh
SAME PROPERTY: J Wieser 6 Co agt same:
MAY 23. 1910; $500.
SAME PROPERTY; Edw f Buhier Co agt
same: Feb Is. 1910: $40 2a-
SAME PROPERTY: Alfred II conklin agt
same: MAY 25. 1910: s1.559.
SAME PROPERTY; Hudson Mantsl and Mir
ror Co ag1 same: Feb -. 1910; s2s2
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
MIDTOWN REALTY TRADE
Hotel Woodstock and the Lambs
Club To Be Enlarged.

4 r11Ir-7o4r of large transactions was
ported nv brokers yesterday.
The Woodstock Hotel Company has V1ir-
chased from Henry Dazian the two lots
Nos. ~ and T39 West 43d street, having
frontage Of ~ feet on 42d street and adj
joining the Hotel Woodstock on the west.
This gives the hotel & total frontage Of 145
feet A twelve story annex. with TWO base
ments 20 the hosteIr5-- from the plans by
A1ulliken d Moelier, architects. VIII be
built. The 43d street property was pur-
chased last summer by the Strollers' Club
FOR clubh oisse and sold last week by the
club 70 Henry Dazian-
The Hotel Woodstock was built n 1905
for an APARTMENT hotel, and in 1905 was
purchased by the present owners and re-
modelled into q transient house Its sue
cess as such requires tie contemplated ad-
clifton 10 take care Of its business
The present hotel contains 20 rooms,
with LOO baths The addition viii be Of the
same general style Of architecture and
finish as the present building. All the
rooms in ii viii have connecting bath, and
the hotel completed will have 30 rooms,
with 2A5 baths
In payment for the 4Sd street site IIr.
Dazian took The premises Nos. 13e and 1$4
West 44th street. fa6Xlt-J feet lie repre-
scented the Lanos' Club. which viii use the
plot 10 carry out its project for a larger
home.
Another big transaction yesterday was
the sale by the Worthwhile Realty Com
pany OF which Berry Z. Simons IS presi-
dent Of Nos l2i5 and 1247 Amsterdam ave-
nue.. six story apartment house. with
stores. adjoining the northeast corner Of
l2lst street. The buyer is Henry T. Spreen,
an investor J. g Hough & Co. negotiated
the sale.
The house is one OF a row Of FIVE occupy
ing the front Amsterdam avenue be
tween I2lst and l22d streets. owned by the
Worthwhile Realty Company, each 4oxloo
feet
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

3sTH STREET -Peass & Gilman have sold
for Mrs. z de Berrnales. Of london Eng
land So lIS East 2stt street. = four story oen
stoep stone front dwelling house or 2nNas y
feet. Client for Occupancy
PITT STREET = William Lrst sarte1 has re-
SOLD Nos sc ana & Pitt street. his three stow
huildinEs with stor : on i.iot 1"5N1ao. II rect,
near Rivingtcn street NJ. Lustgarten bought
the property scr sS2'ao on Tuesday al tho au'
ton sale 0f he Mailer estate holdings.
s7rH AVFNI F-Neeottatiors are said 20 he
pcI-ding fo~ a sale by the Davies estate 81 the
block front Of the east side of Eighth avenue,
between 18Th and -qth streets, nine foUr-story
buildings "a plot 200. loX'0 feet
.9T4 STHEET-william 2. Jcnes & son have
sold fer lanes J.. Keatfse to Joseph Y Malone
No I.!4 East 2ath street. ttt-ee-story dwelling
or lot 2nx9S9 feet. between bs=t1ston and hiTd
avenues
91ST cTREET-E Lauferty has sold No. 81
East a1sr street. tlree-story dwelling mousse
or lot Is sx67x Irregular.
BRoOME sTREET-H NJ Bloch Brother
house No 25o Rroome street. on plot ""6Ss'-o y
feet \ Hor:lsteic negotiated the sale.
f05TH STREET-The Union Settlement has
sold No 30 East i0ltt street. three story ana
haser7erfr dwelling house on Let 16ox10o-ll feei-
Tho i,i-e- is ths uIJoN-n Talmud To-ah Associa-
a No ~. East l04th street, in the rear
44TH STREET.Jonn G Barr. tr- OF LOUIS
Vile XIV has sold Nos. 133 and l30 West 43th
street. rwc for.1-story dwelling houses. on piot
4Gx1o0J feet adjoining the Gerard afiaT I'M :
house The property is located pa feet east or
tn I41jfs,l Theatre. and was transferred to aT-
Barr il MAJ. 1895 by sally Is. and Lulie hen
ming 1900
Union -F-Iouis SussnlAu has sold 10
the F'.-aD-is Rea.tv Company No. 99J ChioI
avenue a f4ve-story apartment house on pio'
a. 5x1oa feet between 16If and 1eoth streets
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
LIS PENOENS.

zRo.Duy ~ cor OF 77th 81. 1o2 2xiie'
Louis Neuberger agt Elmer /" 90 nstsI
closure of utgl attorneys. tarei q i h
MADISON AVE. q :. Isl 1" q : of lsotn 81.
fsx75; Elizabeth Cunningham ,H sdninl'I 80 -
AIT William Mcdowell ct al laraende" i'e
closure Of mtg, attorney. J o'Fe'rns
HAMILTON ST -. David Lire sEf Morrs'
Rosen At al .f-recIosurs Of mtg; attorneys
Ginzhurg Picker
10TH AVE. v cor ~ 27th st. p sx1oo; James
r,evlin sgt Bertha KonlTnel tfo-ecHsuTs OF III .
attorney. 2 Zwiuss
18TH ST. n : 145 r. ~ Ith ave 6lIlop. - /; /;
T,a,ieI T,o-au - al agr Mitrai Realty ana
construction 60 ct al ssctiou 70 declare Hem
attorney = Alexander
1e5TH ST n = - II Il Of Trinity ave Z4."x <
100. .ena Faith agt L. uiss louise Frick ct d
foreclosure OF MTG: attorney. j = fudre'n.
sen ST cfs snG 10 East. Tenement House
Department ast IachaTias Ssndhe''' '"o'i'7 "a
levy. s--o-1ey. \ X Watson
10TH ST, 3eo Il Of ID ave Z,xl"o Zoe,!.I. ! !;
People OF the state Of New York agt taroiina
C7Ipoia notice Il ievy1: attorney. Whitman
1sT AVE I4sf; harry Ponrinse ast ETnula
Happ tsction % for~ciose mechanics hsip' a'to'-
aeJs Goldberg e Frenstoft.
MADISON ST r COZ Of Jefferson st Z-5-lc1S
50: Morris rfochberg ast Louis Shulsky 20 - a
taction 70 foreclcse mechanics LEM. attorney,
FREEMAN
THOMPSON ST. IS: Savsrin Cbimera sgt
Nicola C;algano at al foreclosure Of utgj. attor-
1eys. TiIale q N!isie.
WEST END AVE. 80 T Of g4th s.. =
x: w Whitaker - al agr G+orge Jackson
- al partition: attorney. = : <oyes-
nEI.ANCEY ST cor OF WIUett st. ssx
as. Herman Fichter agt benjamin Grossman
ct al foreclosure Il mtg; attorneys. Prayer.
Hyman < JarInulowShy-
AVENUE \. 49,: Mutual Life Insurance Go
OF New York agt Margaret \ kolsch % al fore
closure of mtg: attorney. AcNee'1
LIBERTY ST u cor o. Nassau 81. S6 II
So tx irreg: Harold Goodwin agt. Liberty Nassau
Building 90 ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys.
Martin. Fraser & Sf5rir-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
LAWYER S DUTY LAID DOW
First of Lectures in Legal EsA1.-,.
Given at Columhia

Paul Fuller. dean of the Forahs-
School. gave talk yesterday sfte-no.--
Earl Hall. Columbia University. on .-rr. !.
Duty of the Lawyer TO tte Court" N. a..
of a series Of twelve lectures on +ba ~
of Legal Ethics
After having got his case int eo---
said Mr. Fuller. lit is the lawyers e,,rv !.
assist the court N every possible vs-- -.
not 20 distort the law for his own a..
poses. A lawyer Is rot retained prirua-s,.
70 win a case, but TO present IL for -.
client. and he should present y IN an -.
ora5ie way. II Is immoral and Vneehfrsl =
sanction the exclusion OF testimony --s.l
will throw light upon the case and 49,.
the court in administering Justice
Mr. Fuller paid a glowing tribute IA =.
attorney in the recent Rosenheiuer u,1T-d.s.
trial VINO disclosed 70 the District Aefo~-e
the attempt Of a Juror 70 extort hriba sr5
thus hang the Jury. This LAWYER a.
what every member Of rhe bar Should ~
under similar circumstance. declared -.
speaker. but which many would nave :.
Trained from doing
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

GEoT9NA o - ATE Nfo,ai eoE 179,G & s. 2x5oo:
Timothy J RafteTy. contractor; 81 81
LORING PI4 n cor 1881 81, 17s,6xtn4 B;
PhiIiipsou Decorating COMPANY agt William {
bergen, owner and contractor. 500 Sc
23+TB ST. n :. 49, f v Of kstonah aye, 75x
Company. owner and contractor; 2.4oo
ssTH ST 5 10 ISo # Of % ave. l1oEl9, S'; s7
owner. Acme Roofing company and Herman *
Grace. contractors, $3.50.
11ITH ST. 52S TO 5t2s West: samuel Moskalfk
$50. S. H"TTS : Davis H'''@' P9S''T contractor
sD AVE. 1905 to 4o71 Same agt John I. Cut
tag owner. Jac"s. Cohen. Elias lager and Jacob
katz. contractors: 5000.
116-8: Federoe Tile company .sgt Kstouah Cor
struction Companys owner and contractor, $50
SENECA AVE. :; Joseph Horochiusky agt :
Wilson and 4 Wilson owners; Harry .Tsffe. con
uo.ator; $40
HUGHES AVE. . : laN = ot 1sath ok
Realty Company. owner and contractor. s315.
ETH ST 10 Fas-; Grill = Jon a=t 70 East 57th
street Company. owner: AIvsn " Perry. contrac-
tor: Sass l..
ID AVE 1903 1875; Herman Slate Company
az, Matnilda = FitzsIrors. owner. - J Conlyns
q 90. contractor; $50
f57TH ST : 100 f o. T;roadway 41'x12l
New York Ashestos Manufacturing company agt
1teMarrow Engineering and Contracting Coln-
pany owner: Leslie Brothers, contractors: s31o
142D ST 5 5. 700 T; OF I>enox ave look
% II: Harry Siegel ast Dutrhcss Construction
Company. 5wner and contractor, $40.
ANTHONY AVE. cor 113tn 81. 4Jxan:
and o. OF agt r y TenBlook Company. owner
and coutractJr; S+;','
I2STH ST. - Wes:: Isaac Tannenhau1n agt L
J RosenruiT. owner and rCntracror: ST.
I5aD ST. 37s East. David Schneider agt Long
fellow Realty Corporation. owner and contrac-
tor; $500.
I'd st. 2os East: Rubin Fisher et al sgt
Ifindel I4sichtag owner and contractor; Abraham
Ieich1ag Lena and Mir FeusteTbeiIn. contrac-
tors: 81. lJG.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Other sales outside Of the Bruce estate
transacted at the Real Estate Exchange
sales-oom. Nos. a and Is Nesey street. re-
suited as follows:
BY Samuel Mar.
GREENWICH ST 79I and 13e. L cor of I'm
st I4.Tx2lx irreg: e sty loft and storage o''s'
sold 70 Mary Z Piummer foG so, ioo: also
MORNINGSIDE AVE EAST - 70 -, y cor
Of 1l6t7 81; 100 l0xI00 sly fats; sold - the
plaintiff Tor S2UO. 0bc
BY Herbert \. sherman
PLEASANT AVE. 25l. X = So Il 81 = t1"1n t
st 16sx75: ; sty dwg; sold TO the plaintiff for
s.. SIS: also.
12nTB ST $40. : : 1915 Il = Of Pleasant are;
is 9xlOo II: , sly brk dwg: scid 20 the Pis'li~"'
for 5000
By Daniel Greeuwald
T-SION AVE. 1882 ana 11al : Y cor @'. loe.-l t
81 41,:41 10; :, stv and sto-ts; 500 u l'
plaintiff Tor $4,000
e.. Joseph p. Day.
MONROE ST 24a. II $ 271.u r ~ :'echsbh -.
Ct 2s srQ4 J. = sly teuwt sud stores so4u - "'0
da@e-fan+ FOR So. 500: also.
1o>f1FEIJtOW AVE. 1901. 7 y cor of re- re-
ma = o5xita: sly tenant. sold u The 7'aihti'
for So. 7sf: also -
nAyIDs0N AVE. @s50. CO. Of NoTsh - 80.
1oIlx so. ) s:y tenILt. soid % the plal'''iL 'Vi
S41
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
RECORDED LEASES
5yvi1b name and ADDRESS O. less
brC-ENFRTR :.

BROADWAY. s24a to 3247, @4-9x7s: 7 ! Nc. Nc
rom Ma !. 1911. $4,000 20 $1,000 ADDRESS
2c}os 7th
- GREENWICH AVE. 11a. y cor Jane - -:
store Charles Reuse 70 OTTO MarscnaL' :, "
mo from April /. 1905; S4Sn 10 s'at. eodre79
II3 Greenwich ave
pr1T, ST 9 store etc; Helene Arbk'n ~ 20
Ioh6 Beilrnann: ) yrs from May 1, 1903: $500
address. Pell st
ST AIMS AVE, 2o7. store; Joachim Tiebrock tl97
To Herman velthaus; yrs mos from lee l.
1910: 81 200; address. 2o7 st AIMS ave
4TH AVE cor I20th 81, store: Elise
Kleanke 70 elizabeth Lloyd: yrs from aug l.
1911: 81 $50: address, 4th ave and 12orh 81
7TH AVE, 3 cor 47th ST, cor store. etc'
Colurnba. Building aid Theatre GO to Berry
Restaurant Co; 10 WIS from Jan l. lSl1: 1av'o'
address, n 7th ave and Attn st
52D ST s. 800 4 Of 11th ave. 1co 5x2ot'x
irreg; 5Isr ST, s. g70 r. g Of 11th ave, z9x
1905 SD St 546 West. 25x1o0.j: Dordan But
Ter Realty Co TO HardInan. Peck & CO: July %.
1911 10 July Is, 1899; 10000 address, 1Ss 9TH
ave
l3sTH ST So snd ~ wesr. Seitz Realty 90 TO
Thomas Reilly: yrs from Aug /. 1910
So 2G0: address, 23os 7th ave
Is0TH ST n 8 100 r Of Prospect ave 2bX
100. new building 70 be erected. Prospect ave,
" $ 100 Z OF 1Soth 35X1oo, vacant lot
Giosne Gallant 70 George A Aronovitz ct al .
yrs from complexion OF building s. 100 70 s., 700;
address. S41 Jennings St
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
OWLS FLOCK TO NEW YORK
Central Park Bird Keeper Says Thr,
Is an Epidemic Here.

According to Donald Burns. the Ceu-,f
Park bird keeper. there IS an epidernic =.
owls in New York Since a screecb ozs
was caught in the park a few days a.,
word has come that some larger sps.-
mems have been seen about the city. :.
is thought that the recent strong wind,
blew them on 70 Manhattan Island fre-
the Jersey side. and possibly from Vest
chester.
IL a tree on upper Broadway at noo,
yesterday big fellow was found roosrin-
As it was near the Manhattan sr-aet sss-
way station hundreds Cf persons stopfea :,
watch some yoUn gsters trying % disloazs
II with snOwbaIls. The owl rerained rhs.
for more than an hour. partly hecause q.
the bad Workmanship OF the boys and bs-
cause II liked the surroundings
Later in the afternoon another one. 81
possibIv the same one. vas seen IN a ta-
in Riverside Drive. Two We're seen n "a
trail Park in he morning
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX.

RICHARDSON AVE- s. Ie0 Ut OF 231th
ST for two ) sty brick dwlgs tsx4s.4: Joseph
Gerard. zoo broadway, owner, Louis
Maurer. 1493 Broadway. architect, cost. $40
o0o
CONCORD AVE . s. loo u n of i4eth 81;
for / sty frame shop, 23x40 William Peters
Tds East I4eth st. lessee; Byron 2 Wilson, 4pf
Robbins ave architect, cost. $500.
14STH ST. ESQ; for sty stone wine cellar
2bxI5.6: G u PelliErini. $50 Morris ave
owner a Millner, ael East 1spth ST. archi-
sect; cost. $500.
LYON AVE-. II :, 50 n ot Glover - for .
brick dplg enxa2 James a Irving on
premises owner. Henry NoFdheim, 1857 Trs
mont ave. architect. cost. SO 600
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
IN THE SUBURBAN ZONES.

Jere r. Ryan has sold 10 William B.
N.IIsn the plot. i5oxl00 feet on Jamaica
avenue. west of Crescent street Astoria
Nj Nelan has started excavations for four
four story fats. staples d Ten EycB were
th., brokers.
Samuel Giusberg has sold for Frank
Bongs 10 Warner & Pison plot lSSX1Sd
feet. on Union Avenue, Mariners Harhor,
Staten Island
Ibe Jamee Jas Smith Compsn, has sold
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Susan R Mount is the buyer of the prop
eTty a the southwest corner of Broadway
anu Tooth street 40.Tx217.2x irregular, sold
recently by tho C1reenieaf & Sheridan es-
tate. through r, n Ludlow and Joseph NJ.
Adrian
Leopold 0ppenheimer is the buyer of No.
617 TO s21 West s0th street sold in oc-
tcber by Susan " utIrvea
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
LEASE a BROADWAY STORE.

The Crawford and Bliss estates have
ieased the store and basement AT No. 400
10 46s broadway. northeast corner OF Grand
street. 10 the Weiss & Klau Company,
manufacture of shades and oilcloths, for
$1,000 q year TOR a long term The site
was formerly occupied by Mills & Gfbb.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

SPRING 81. 1J4. Hugo z Distelhurst loans
Nathan Harrison Realities $500
MOSHOI-I- PARKWAY. = - q Of 203d
st C-yx4Sx34x76: Marie : 3Iessick loans Elise
Levy $500.
WISE AVE : s. ~ II Of 112d 81 5Ox1O0;
Mar s Croxson loans jackson Associates So