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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-05
PUL|TzERS BIG
CAREER AT END
MAN WHO ROSE FROM
POVERTY TO GREAT POWER
As NEWSPAPER WRITER.
DIES OF HEART DISEASE.

Joseph Pulitzer. proprietor of the
New York World and the st. Louis
Post-Dispatch, died last Monday
aboard his yacht, the Liberty, an
ehored of Charleston. S. c. Heart
failure, following an illness of forty
eight hours is given as the cause of
death.
His last words we're: "Leise; ganz
leise.' tSoftly; very softly.)
This was to his German secretary,
who was at his bedside when he
awakened from sleep to read him
something of the reign of Louis III OF
France.
The secretary had begun a chapter
when the sufferer, with a look of
pain, turned toward him with the
whispered request. Only a few min
utes latter he became unconscious.
Joseph Pulitzer. who came to this
country practically pennfless, died
worth, it is conservatively estimated,
$50. 900, 900. His wealth was invest
ed not only in his great newspaper
properties, the New York World and
the st. Louis Post-Dispatch. but in
the highest class of ~gilt-edged secur-
tiles.
He was a large stakeholder in the
Illinois Central railroad, it appeared
az the time of the Harriman-Fish
fight. He is also a heavy holder of
Delaware. Lackwanna and Western
railroad stock, the higest priced
railroad stock in the country.
The general belief is that his eldest
son. Ralph Pulitzer. will become the
ofhcial head of the New York World,
As he has been to a great extent for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Guaranteed Mortgage Co 20 stephen II DIN:
5000.
carrie Rauth 10 sgmund Rsuth; 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust CO % Dry Dock
Savings Institution: $4,000
Lansing CO TO George Grinnell. trus: ST.
Crescent Ice CO To Minnie II Roche: 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 90 20
Ch-'storter -oler. SiT.No.
William II Rose 10 Domnick Abbate. 500
D0minick \ bbatc 20 Paul Baumgarten. 500.
MARION 4 Noss to Agnes O'Nell: $3.50.
Farmers Loan ana Trust Co. trGs. 10 Nette
\ Potter; $1,000
Milton ] Gordon 10 Emma Lazarus: 81.
Josephine collins TO l. \ Levy: s.. t0G
otto Finck TO Amelia VI Kassebart: 81.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO 10
American Mortgage 60. $1,000.
same 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co; $4,000.
American Mcrtgaee Co I" John " Bowers ct
al. executors: 10000.
George Dickinson 10 Francis 9 Dale. $40 500
Lowers Mortgage CO 10 Fsnily - Wheeler;
S37 $40.
Tit'e Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Julia \
Portia Horwitz to Victor Gerhards; 500
Morris Freundlich 20 Abraham VI BaUmann
500.
Martha Freundlich TO Hannah * Levy. 500
Daniel Mori1rty TO Moses > Lorsch 500
Title Insurance Co 10 American Mortgage Co;
800
Hogenau4r & wesslau co 20 Anna Hose-
MAYER. $1,000.
Msximi,i,n Morgcnthau' jr. 10 Charles II
stu in sl400.
Louisa REM 20 Adam REM. sr g assts): 81
Catherine = nm o. George DANTE. $500
Mutual Alliance Trust Co 10 Maurice Bern
stein; Sloo.
Adolf IcHel to Henry Ansorge. $1,000.
Martha vie'e ct al executors. 10 Hannah Me-
Dtunoit .Sj.l2s II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
OTHER LEASES.

Ogden & Clarkson leased, through G. w
Barney. the store. basement and sub-base-
ment No 81 Murray street
j. Arthur Fischer leased for the Centrell
estate the store and basement Nc. CPS Sixth
avenue. for q term Of years; also, for 5.
Nay. space in No. 6f Sixth avenue.
Albert B. Ashforth leased for the Acker.
Neral & Condit Company in no. 36e Fifth
avenue space TO the following: National
Republican Alliance. Thomas T. Graham.
Merchants Society of Ladies' Tapors and
DreSsmakers, Carmichael & wilcox, Darcy
& Hayes. Ward & Daniel. Frederick Ar
taud, estate Of Isaac Stern. Holland & Son
and Kate Smith; also, for William Knabe.
in No. 1877 Fifth avenue, offices &c futile.
WightmGn & Dudley: for the Isle Realty
Company. in Nos. Il and l6 East $50 street,
second floor 20 the Society Of Beaux Arts
Architects. and part OF the sixth floor to
Bovio Brothers & .. Bonner; Also for John
!. Downey. at No 1893 10 1899 Broadway,
stores 10 the Electric Speedometer Com
pany and 10 Francis Baumer, and for the
City Real Estate Company. IN the Tilden
Building, space 10 Charles L. Van Fossen,
Elevator Supply and Repair Company,
Richard j. Burns. Daisy H. Richardson.
William 6. Kyle. Louis II. Schubert, Inter
collegiate Socialist Society. Elizabeth Mar
bury and Herbert r. Manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
REALTY NOTES.

The Harlem Property Owners Assocla-
ton will hold meeting on Thursday even
ing at No. l47 East l25th street.
Payson Mel Merrill has been appointed
agent fer the Stamford ard Arlington
apartment houses at Nos. Joe and sos West
18th street
E. S. Willard & Co. have been appointed
agents by the Adams Land and Building
Company for the following properties: No.
1897 South William street. extending
through 10 Stone street; No 594-5eS Broad
way, running through 10 Crosby street;
No 1883 Broadway and No. 334 West
l24th street.
Pierre Van Arsdale. who has been for a
number of years with F. II. Wood & Co.
10 now connected with the Fifth avenue Of
nee of John n. Golding.
Goodwin & Goodwin have been appointed
agents for the Lafayette apartment house
at No 25l-255 West 18th street, and also
for No. SO Mornineside avenue East and
No $50 West ll5th street.
Ronals G. Lee. Of tho Realty Records
Company. viii lecture on Real Estate Of
fee Management" this evening before the
real estate class Of the Y. n. II. A., e2d
street and Lexington avenue
Miltfor Bishop. for twenty-One years with
Frederick Zittel. IS now associated with
the Gross & Gross Company as manager
There were no plans filed Yesterday for
new buildings or alterations involving 5000
or more with the Manhattan Bureau Of
Buildings.
Justice Cor, OF the Supreme Court, has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
VANDERBILT BEHIND BARS
Disturbs Pennsylvania Station,
Alleging Robbery of SIS, 1858.

George Vanderbilt, twenty-siX years old
vxho said he was first cousin Of "the Van
derbjlts OF New York" told Lieutenant
Walsh. OF the West S0th street police sta
zion. yesterday afternoon that he was
robbed Of s5.963 in cold cash about
o'clock By one OF the uniformed guards in
the Pennsylvania station. He said he was
about 10 board d Pullman car for Philadcl-
rbia. where he was to place 5000 bet
that knockout" Brown would beat "Ad
Woicast
g. most dastardly crime. lieutenant" re-
marked Vanderbilt. as Special Officer Cor
such. II the Pennsylvania station. led him
a. The desk. under arrest for being drunk
and disorderly.
Er-Nr. Vanderbilt. where did you raise
fl. Wird 10 back Knockout Brown
asked Lieutenant walsh.
RAISE it, exclaimed Vanderbilt in utter
disguise "Raise II? why. don't you know
thst I an a millionaire Vanderbilt, and
mat earn--yes. earn $4,000 a year?"
Lieutenant Walsh pleaded guilty TO such
ignorance.
Here" cried Vanderbilt, turning TO the
doorman Of the station house take so
ami call up one Of the Vsnderbilts and tell
any OF IN that I'm in trouble
Two officers who searched the prisoner
found a Pullman car ticket to Philadelphia
and 81 officer Gorsuch said that Wander
bilt had MADE such rumpus prociaiming
that he mad been robbed that Il became
necessary 10 place him under arrest. lie
was nut down on the blotter as "a gentle
man having no employment" Then he was
locked Up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07

2,xlOo: Van Nest WOOD Worknr Co ar, e,,,-
Capczzola and Carrn.pe cspezzola oynsr.. 20
CtpZo Rorsano, cca;ra Nor: 1870. W.
I'D AVE. CO.. 115h st. iOr1li,. o..
Buchater ct al agt Zodiac Realty GO lilies
Glands Flooring ard Contracting CO, eor,ss
ter: Sy3s 90 'se-
BYRON AVE. 9. I55 {, OF 23etb ~ .
100: Robert Nolan agt James Do.,.@s
owner and contractor: $3.50. "-5'
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD fI72. vm,.
Barron agt George J El'i0.t, ogrer. rl ~
Allan. ST. contractor: SAB DsW
LAIGHT ST. n .. 1853 It q Of Hudson - .
IT5 20 Vestry st. Manhattan SAND 90 ar -
Well owner; Dcislor L Sieyenscn. coz
$40 SO. 'ss;
BROADWAY. sc cor 43d II. l0ssYtea 4. ~
tsttaB Sard 90 art Merry Fitzrerad snS CAB
III Cohan Theatre Co. owners. Broadway ana ~
stree. Building Co. owner ana ccn:rres.s
sos o.. ~;
18th ST. 2,0 20 PA East: Horrts Klas,
Ellen Poisss. owner: Isaac Pertnan. coa.rs-s.
t41 IS '1
f4TH TT IA East: Joscoh Yortug ~, ~
Theatre: Timothy - Sullivan AID Geo Krs.v
owners and contractors. 3GD.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. e cor esth ~ To-
so Xix irreg: Richard Il Thlbaut. Inc. ar F.s,x.I
Construction co, owner and contractor: S4so -
f62D 81. 5.3 and J45 West; Rich.,s
Thlh1ut. Tro. act y kin Construction % -
er ant contractor: S23.
ANDREWS AVE. $. 200 Z. Of t.,t
verrity ave 5Jxil5; Hooker & % agt Nr, col,,.
Bl!ss. owner; Blss & Gririth'. Contracts,
SSDp y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

LAIGHr ST 20: vestry 81. II. STANLEY
Gollick 90 act Samuel We'll. owner ana con
trsc'or. neisler 4 stevenson. contractors,
81. 200
22iST S'r. Il g. o25 n 81 Barnes ave aaxiit,
James II CeSurre act Dante Gmpe~atrice owner
ln3 contractor; Jane In+peIatIice owner: slIO.
BATTCATE AVE lS3d S. 9fxSj,
savero Guidera sgt Alexander Development Co
ov ner and contractor. S3.Jii
22iS1 81 - 2ao q q ~ Eernes ave "a <
ma: Francesca M,reud'uo sSt Dante Impera-
tuc,. owner and contractor -. 1874
LAIGHT ST. 49, Nestrv ST. Is. John Gaynor
agt Samuel We'll. owner. Deis'er q Stevenson.
contractors sHso.
AUDUPoN AVE. iG3 Louis Handeson az,
rrCnk T Kce. owner and contractor: S92 35
ST NICHOLAS AVE s. 80 Il u Of l7Sth 81
i0OxiOu. samuel Goldstein aet Tacoma Con
stmction Co owner Theodore & Harry JANE
contractors: $40 %.
18th st. % ana 30 West Thomas 4 Buckley
Operat ng Co agt kcXton Really Co. owner:
Desler * stevenson. contractors. S2i4 n
BAsSETT AVE. We Us Il OF Saratoga ave,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

5GrH STREET Ennis a Slnnott have resold.
through Fred y. Wilson. No. i09 East both
street i've Story single fat. on q lot 2uNlOo
feet adjoining the northeast corner Oi PARK
avenue. The buyer. Cornelius POiilon. will alter
thu building similarly O. No. Ill adjoining.
which m also owns.
18TH STREET. Scoft x Son have sold for
:. Fessenden No. 20 East 18th street. 2 three
STORY and basement dwelling hOusa. On . lot Tx
1922, 10 buyer for occupancy.
10TH srREET-The Meister e Bache Realty
Company has sold no. $40 East 18th street. .
FIVE story tenement house, on a lot 25XlU3.3 feet.
W - mr. Yrs Mt.Nut sI!4-'iAl LdS
sold No. IS East 6sth street. q four story ana
basement stone front dwelling house. OF 2 iot
2Jxluu3 feet The house is located twenty feet
west of the southwest corner ri Park avenue.
Mrs. Seligmsn acquired the house in 1887.
18TH STREET--John q. Taylor has sold TO-
Jessie L. Mcknight 20 Henry Mark and Annie
Hal! the three s'crv dwelling house. No. 2lO
West 1851 erect. on a lot 17.Gx09ll feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
MAY RESELL PARCEL IN PENN. SECTION
Prospective Buyer Of West 9th Street Property Plans Loft
Building for the Site.
FURRIERs LEASE STRUCTURE OPPOSITE GOBLET HOME

appointed Standish Chard receiver OF the
rents OF No Sl5-323 West 69th street. six
story tenements, pending suit brought by
the Greenwich Savings Bank to foreclose
three mortgages aggregaung $1,000.
Herman Heinerlan has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the rents of No. i.e-421 East 115th
street a six-story tenement, pending a suit
brought by Julian A. Tiemann 10 foreclose
a mortgage Of $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
JERSEY CITY HOUSES SOLD.

The Jackson Construction Company has
sold TO lsidor Grossman. a client Of Benja-
min NJ Kaye, No. 732 10 73S West Side ave-
nue.. Jersey City. The property consists Of
four new; four-story houses on plot S5xlo3.3
feet Oppenheimer & Krellsheimer were the
brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser)
FEBRUARY G.
uANHATTAN
with name and address OF lessee
FEBRUARY 0.

AMSTERDAM AVE. +. 40IiO0: George Nc
Aneny snd ano. exrs. to James y Reyno ds (mtg
$50 .5o0O. Jan ~ $500. address. ISL Central
PARK West
GREE1E ST. lI0 9 ETY. brk. 2lxi00 Emma
II Raymbnd TO James Prausniiz mtg $50 OOOl
FEB 9. all liens. 81 address. a'T Whitlock av-.
GOERCK ST, C.: sly brk. 23x.I0. Louis Lass
20 Jennie Gordon mtg $1,000. Jan %. 500;
aid Iess. 202d 9TH ave.
HANCOCK ST. q 6. 20 II Of Blocker 81, ok
%: Laemmle Dairy co 10 Joseph Laemmie, d
and 5 and r: Feb l. 81 address 2i24 TN
ave
LEXINGTON AVE, 2l85 I sty brk 2lreO:
John Kchoe and emo, cNrs. 20 Helen = Garcia.
Margaret O'Renly ThOmar p fBrrcr. Peter
Farrell ana Mary Farrell (mte $1,000. Jan IL;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
DINNER OF REAL ESTATE MEN.

The fifteenth annual dinner OF the Rea!
Estate Board Of Brokers Of New York City.
which will be held at the Wadorf-Astorta
tomorrow evening, will call together the
largest assemblase at any dinner that has
ever been given by the organization. Gov
ernor Dix, Controller Prendergast and Fred
eYick ". Whitridge will be among the
sneakers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange.
Nos. a and IS Vesey street.
By Joseph P. Day
18TH ST. l57. 5. Is32 Il { % Amsterdam
ave. 3ixl0o. 3 sty fat. sold TO the plaintiff for
$500.
66rH ST. 155. s. 1882 q o, Amsterdam
ave. 3lxloo, sly fat. sold 20 Betsy Greenstons
for $3SC0O.
BY 5. D. Walltearss.
5TH AVE. g. 1909 Il : ot lo6th s.. .02xlo0.
vacant; executors sac OF ali rights. title. etc.
which the United States Trust co had o. has as
executor OF trustee: sold 10 3 shaw FOR 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
WESTMINSTER COUNTY LEASE.

Fish & Marvin, in conjunction with
Charles Field Griffen & Co. have leased
the Leslie estate. in the Heathcote tract, at
scarsdale. 10 Francis o. Ayres. vicepresi-
dent Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. Tor a term OF years. Mr.. Ayres
viii occupy the place in the near future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LENA

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD 1872. wlE,r
Barrow at George Reynolds g al; Jsn 81
1911: s445
WHITE PLtINS AVE, =. rs u p Of h,,
tholdi ct. Juius oehrlein ogt c Msreseis e.,
e. a.: Nov. u. 1910: sil5.
BAXTER ST. 20: sam Feldstein sgt p-ire.
et Al. sept 9. 1910; $2J
SAME PROPERTY; RomuaiCo Palmisrf ar.
l. G Bozzo et al, Nov 81. 1910 S213.
WHITE PLAINS AVE s. 81 y n Pa,
tholdi St. Luciano Nlnutelo agt Marcesoo !.
Co. Ct al. Dec 30. 1910. si33.
SANE PROPERTY; Pasquse Cerbons e, q,
agt slme: Nov .. 1910; $50.
SAME PROPERTY; Hudson Woodworking n,
agt same; Dec 7. 1910 500.
SAME PROPERTY; John Tedesehi AZ ser.
Dec 70. 1870 sI:5.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. " p - u OF zi,.
81 Chas r Stalker aRt Frederick " Tru.1rl..
e al. Dec 3, 1910: S2.3is.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 40 and al: rea,,
Marble co ag, John Ifeara coast-ue,,o, "a
a. ol; Dec Is. 1910 10Y bond: $a.7oo IS.
WOODLAND ROAD. e :. 25.5 {, o. mr.
81; Hudson Woodworking co aet Ruto'pn =
Hebing e. al. Jan %. 1911 Coy bo.a): Sss5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
MN JEn>EN.

FOR sALE.-AT CRAWFORD. y. Ja !,
miles from New YORK. - minutes va -
tral r. r. OF y. j.: Communication. So So nc nc.
erniZed Colonial IO-room house, an imllos
meuts; open fireplace: large attic; gas. eisS. ,
light. Sc: garage. including sleeping w.. :,
house stands on high ground. has ail klnas y
fruit trees, grapes. strawberry patch and s..
Gen; q minutes walk from depo. "a
$4,000 w &. REEVES & CO, ~ Las -
81 Nov Hnrr civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
MRS. seLlGMAN SELLS HOUSE.

Mrs. Matilda Seiigman has sold 10. IS
East 18Th street, four story and basement
stone front dwelling house on lot 2lXlO0.1
feet. The house is located twenty feet west
g the southwest corner of Park avenue.
Mrs Seligmen acquired the house IN 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address or erantee')
Interest Q per cent uniess otherwise stated
,-rnBr-ARy 4
FEBRUARY ..
MANIIATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
COLUMBUS AVE. e. 70. "a y OF cd -;
asSIoo ipri5r mtg S2LooO); FEB q. yrs. o
per cent Edna ) Hunter r,, 20 Nn nve L''So"
,--,,.,croN AVE. iGl / ETY. brk. 2uK irrcg
- 49, ~, S19 oOo,. FEB :. due as per bono
,pIlo' - aean 70 title Guarantee and Trust
c. cs,''' "a ooa. address 40 Broadway
20, ., ,,-f, IS and 50. 55~1o Cprioi
tnorr. peh /. yrs. per cent. Fred
n re ei straub aud ,no 10 Desenhsrdt con
sirnSt,ao CO. sic 0Go address. 81 West
i1sth e.
IN, -. nfr cent, Minister. Elders.
t,c .; reformed Protestsnt Dutch Church
I'M Garden -. New YORK city, 20 Farmers Loan
aud Trust Co, fi8ooo'' haa''S'' - ""llAm
VI.
PrNEIURsT AVE. cor Of i7sth st. 1915
.gs1 meg, Teb A. due az per bond Pcto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
MISSIONARIES COUNTY.

PHlLIPsE MANOR OK THE III D % ',,,t.
one mile uuobstructed river frontass. -
ern residences near cowoietlnn.
PHI IPSE MANOR 20.
philipse Manor. New fosh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
LIS PENDENS.

LEXINGTON AVE, { >. Is II q Of 81, :.
Is. l0x67: Gustav stats CT al agt Merry sct,sr.,
(spechc performance; attorneys. sal;e- & s.s,..
kamp.
18TH ST, ESQ 20 700 East: 18th a. ssi a.
705 East; Knickerbocker Trust Co agt LEVELS
Realty Co (amerded foreclosure % ntg): at,s,
neys. Davis, Auerbach. Cornell & Barry.
3sTH ST. 80 East: Lillian Lips:s1t set Va.
Carroll et al (ioreclosure OF transfer o, ,ax ,,e-
attorney. 4 Aarorstsmn.
54TH st, 8. 50 II o. e,h ave- 2'rs5.
54th ct, 400 West: two actions: Charts 7 Ny,-
ayt Margaret We'll ('oreclosv!e q tvs rntzy.
attorney. 6 A Singerman.
7TH AVE, cor 24th 81. ssIi~Ta ?: Mftr
Brothers On:) agt Manhattan Once But Stag d
action 70 forecIoSe mechanics llec); a.tcrrev,
Gardner Van Amringe Kohler.
BROADWAY. ll5: Tiffany Studios sst Ca.
n-gie safe Deposit Co et nj action 70 sorsclo,,
mechanics LEM: attorneys. De Fores, Brotse-.
o21sT ST. n s, 80 It e OF "a 81, q erl05
Julius Wolf agt Irene F Briggs 81 al 0oreclosQ,s
Of Mtg: attorneys. Wager & Acker.
Cd AVE. 1924: George Runk e, al sst rlc,
Pick et al foreclosure OF ntg); attorney,
Meyer
JACKSON AVE. $. part Of lots II ana
map OF Village Of Woodstock. The Bronx: Gsor.s
NJ Sallirger ct al agt Ram Pealtv Co e
foreclosure OF mtg); attorney. o 2 Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
lO>G Isl AND

AN IDEAL PLACE FOR SMALL FAhMo; Ian.
30 minutes city, f0T so. "a ahes ls ,,,es,.
comprires twenty city size lots. sp'enoid ,i5urlf
rent. rise I'm value: ritie guarantees. SNH
Box 22e. Tribune ORC. --.,.,tr
AN LEAVING CITY AND MUST SELL go
r., a. sth,rb % minutes Broadway; otI,,...I
needed; ouick ACTION ne 'es~ary; IKE gu
ADDE'S Cg\CH Eox 2ft Tribune JIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

is the author Of z prize story entitled
"TEe Contest" which will appear in
next Sundays Tribune. Don't miss IT..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
tWith name and address OF lenders attorney)
FEBRUARY d.

FEBRUARY D.
MANHATTAN.
CHRYSTIE ST. elS. sty brk. 1920: Jan
" 1906: Ida Macniz O. Joseph and Henry
stern. 3il75O; attorneys. kurzmau s. Prank
,nh.imer Is Broad ST.
cHRYsTIE ST. go. uty brk. 75xe5. Jan
.. 1900: same 10 same. sil.75u, ATTORNEYS
same 40 above
JACOB ST. 25 W cor OF rranhfort ".
81 ~ ? GS 80 6yf2oX22; March %. l>h''
Henry Mangci 90 christian - Schuert anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

1C4TH ST, =. 1915 Il OF washinron a..
40xlO0: Fnoch c Bell loans Kingsley Cont.se.
ing Co SOS. 600
le4TH ST. g. 1916 Il : Of Washington A.
4ox1oo: same loans same SOS coo
HATH ST. s. rs II " OF Broadway. i6or
10Oll. Gerrnania Life Ius CO leans Carers
CONSTRUCTION CO $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
BOROUGH OF QUEEN",

SMART CORNER PLOT or WSIsTs,
front for sale cheap. ripe FOR artistic e'e.. n.
only 80 minutes from Broadway. eNceleht .-,i
ing IN season: all city lmpr0y ements; oali -
amount OF cash required. rare oppoft..s
Investment, GOOD Box ais. Tribune O''', 80
ARTISTIC RESIDENCE ~ SUBURBS rys
only 81 600 cash. ten rooms; al! Guy NJ Z. Is,s
rnents. modern style: fare i2c. laianfe =.
Yenrs. SACRlFICE. BOY 2lN. Irloune w.
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i'll the house.
We know that D. D. D. will do all
that is claimed for it.
HRANM-JOHNSON, DRUGS.
FIVE STORES.
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son was hostess at similar affair in
Miss HemphiIl's honor.
The Woodbine Thimblo club met on
Wednesday last with Mrs. Dougherty
at her home on Dresden avenue. After
n few hours OF sewing tea was served,
the hostess being assisted by Mrs.
Evans, Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Short and
Mrs. Tucker, A dozen friends enjoyed
the afternoon together. The next meet.
ing will be held with Mrs. Douglas at
her home, As South First West street.
Miss Ruby Ncslen entertained at 4
card party Friday evening. The table
was prcttily decorated with violcts and
lavendar sweet peas, while the place
cards and tallics were hand-paintcd VIC.
let's. Those present besides tho hostess
were Mrs. Built and the Misses Beth
Pugh, lneZ Built, Flora Hosford, Lola
Schluter. Jeanette Mitchell and the
Messrs. Tom Built, Joe Built, Orson
Schutler, Fred Reese, Hudson Neslen,
Sam Neslcn and w, r, Ncslen. AS
sisting Mrs. Ncslcn were Miss Marion
Lloyd and Ethel Neslen. The prize WAS
won by Mrs. Built.
Mrs. d. NJ. Kemp and Miss Ethel
Harrington entertained Friday night
in honor of their cousin, Miss Mary
Brooks, Il bride of next week.
Mrs Dolores Boyer entertained the
Ideal club at her home. 652 West South
Temple street. last Friday evening from
9 to o'clock After discussing vari-
ous subjects. luncheon was served OF
three courses She was assisted by her
sister, Miss HoutZ.
Mr. and Mrs. h. j. Jcffs celebrated
the eleventh anniversary of their mar.
riage last Tuesday evening with n din
ncr at which ten Of their friends were
entertained.
One of tho informal affairs of the
week was the dancing party given at
the Odeon Tuesday evening by Il crowd
of young people, chaperoned by Mrs.
NJ 4. Eardley, Mrs. A. GALLAGHER and
Mrs. V. Patterson. Refreshments were
served in the reception room Those
present were Myra Parker, Elsie Gal
lachcr. Minnie Wilburnc, Ethel Nay
lor Lynne Parker, Florence Beers,
Maude Navlor, Lenna Barker. Alice
Eardlcy, Madgc GALLAGHER, Art Naylor,
j. l.. Wright Ed Horsfall. Jack Camp.
bell. +. III. Luke, Will Waters, Steve
Busoth. j. Roffcrty, Dick Hughes, G..
Trapp and Mr.. and Mrs George Me.
Clellan.
Maud Mcintosh entertained Sego
Lily r. +. b. drill team and friends at
the home of Mrs. w. f. Knowldcn, 30
East Seventh South, Friday evening.
The tally cards were unique, being a
small photograph of the hostess.
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The social service section of the
Ladies Literary club will hold a meet
ing at the club house Monday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock. An interesting talk
on Permanent Beautifying of Salt
Lake City, will be delivered by George
Y. Wallace
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Mr.. and Mrs, Thornton and the
Misses Thornton will be here the lat
ter part of the week from Providence,
II. L., and will be guests for a few days
of Miss Winifred Dyer at the Covey
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