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New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
LIS PENDENS.

142D ST. SIS us n . OF Lenox ave. Sx9e III
Joseph W Hatch agt Katherine Hatch et a. pas~
titlon); attorney = Nash.
sgd ST I25 West: Brian Hughes ct al al
Raeburn w Jenkins et al foreclosure Of 1ntSi
attorney, w r Doherty.
lO6TH ST. ss 70 II " OF Park ave 25xioc1lt
George S Runk et al sgt Jacob Greene~-g et al
foreclosure OF mtg); attorney. Meyer
GID ST 9, 1877 u OF Madison ave eAu
1908: Realty Operating Co sgt 4O-48 East %
Street Co et al foreclosure OF mtg); attorney, u
Z Hyatt.
l27TH ST. 1872 East: solomon Wiener 81
william Siebert et al CsmendeG foreclosure u
mtg; attorney, Wiener.
Raw Wiel agt Isaac Chsuser et al foreclosue
OF mtG); attorneys, Rosansky & Goldberg.
egTH ST $ s 2i26 II Of % ave, 3I69
100 II: Isaac Well agt Isaac Chauser ct al nore'
closure OF mtg); attorneys. RosansSy Gold~
berg.
w1LIETT AVE, 8 cor 2l3th ST. loc1ioof
William Arnold exr, agt Ellen McKeon e. al
foreclosure Of mtg); attorney w c Arnold.
LEXINGTON AVE. W s. e5.o n OF 61th q,
25xeo; 57th s. : s. 45 II " % lexington ave.
% 6x25b and property in Westchester COUNTY,
Jessie smith sst Edgar Odell et al partitioO3
attorneys. Beall.
PITT ST IS; John Pirung ct al agt charie@
I, Singer et ali foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys
Norwood g. Mardin.
a6TH ST ms 204 II e OF Columbus ave, COS
100 ii; Mary c Mcguire sgt Annie Goldnsm et =
foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. seymour
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN

Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
JANUARY 10.
MANHATTAN.
GoERcK ST. 80 20 65. sty brk stable. loox
100; Jan o; yrs Rudolph Wallach 60 TO Emit.
grant Industrial Savings Bank. $4,000 address.
81 Chambers 81.
JOHN ST, los. sty brk. s7r irreg; Jan 8:
3 yrs, - per cent, Mary y Jackson 10 Farmers
Loan and Trust Co. $4,000. address y Will
lam 81.
MoRNINGsIDE AVE. lG3. sty brk. 25x74;
Jan o. due as per bond Ksroline , Asssn-
address, l76 Broadway
MADISON AVE. n e cor Jefferson s.. % lOr
irreg; Jan 0; yrs: Louis schuisky co To Ed
ward |. Partridge. exr; $4,000; address Corn
wall. ~
PLEASANT AVE, All. 10 saloo; Jan 0; due as
per bond. Michael ] Ginnane 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust Co; $500; address. l76 Broadway,
PLEASANT AVE. " S. 90 4 OF llsth st. Sx
s. prior mtg $4,000, Jan O.; yrs; csrm.la
slsca TO William Hardy, $3.50; address Bau-
welt, n Y.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 4Is 2eeHlo5; Jan To- 5
yrs, Lena Mayer to Amelia Ricter ana ano;
S23Oco' address AZ West 92d st
Sd AVE. oor s2d ST. Is 6xlo22; Jan 10
prior mtg s52 OlOl; 3 yrs: James II Naughton 10
Royal Holding Co. 5000; address. l2S broadway.
5TH AVE- cor lo5th st. 2ol y to lO6th st;
x irreg prior mtg Sl65. 600. Jan g. demand .
per cent. New York Real Estate and surety co
TO Empire Trust 60; $3.50 address " broad
way.
'IH Nv T., 3h3 To 3So. sty DIN, jan w. ne
mdnd No 3S3 Tth Avenue Corporation To
George Ehret. slo OO0 address. ll9I Park ave
9TH AVE. 405 4 sty brk i7xo4 Jan 9; r.
Q Per cent; Mary E permody 20 Alice schultz;
$1,000; address, 10 West 03d st.
sTH AVE. 2o2O. sty brk 20x90. Jan 70;
yrs a.! per cent. John klngnann TO German
Savings Bank. $1,000. address. 100 East l1lh 81.
l4Ill 81, 5l5 East, q sty brk, 2ohiVSS; Jan an
due, etc as Per bond. otto tosdiSAy u FuU-
lie Bank OF New York City, s2o'oo'
SAND PROPERTY (prior mtg tSAoo~. Jan-6;
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
TO PLAY FOR AN EVENING
National Civic Federation Wom-
en- Turn to Lighter Side.

The woman's welfare department of the
National Civic Federation. New York and
New Jersey section, having done a good
deal OF hard work. is going TO play little
tomorrow night, but only because Miss
Anne Morgan and the other members Of
the committee think they can work better
through playing They Will have a re-
eeption at the Waldorf. with no speaking
from any platform. but with plenty Of in
formal talk and good things 10 eat. Dur
ing the evening Gilbert Aymar will give
lecture on flowers, illustrated by colored
moving pictures.
Kinemacolor photography has been shown
in New York only once before. Charles
Urban, Of London, the inventor Of the
process, will be at the entertainment.
The men OF the Civic Federation have
been in the habit OF getting together
socially" Miss Elizabeth Marbury said yes
terday. and we thought 1t high time the
woman's department tried It, Miss Morgan
has asked many labor men and their wives
to come, and We hope for a delightful even
ing. AS II is the date of the annual meet
ing, a number OF members from other
cities are expected"
The reception committee is made up of
Miss Anne Morgan, chairman; Mrs Horace
Brock. chairman woman's department OF
the National Civic Federation; Mrs Francis
Mcneil Bacon. 1r., chairman of the New
York and New Jersey section: Mrs. William
Rand, tr., Mrs. Walker Smith. Mrs Charles
f. Meyer. Mrs Archibald Alexander. Mrs
William Fellowes Morgan, Miss Maud
Rives Borland. Miss Gertrude Robinson
Smith. Mrs LINDSAY Van Rensselaer,, Mrs
Mary Hatch Willard, Mrs. George Blumen-
thai, Miss Elisabeth Marbury. Mrs. Andon
W. Bates. Miss Caroline Shippen, Mrs.
William r. Wilcox Miss Gertrude Beeks
Mrs. John Mitchell. Mrs. Samuel Gompers
Mrs. Timothy Healy. Mrs. Ellison Smyth,
Greenville. 8. c.: Mrs. Samuel Spencer.
Washington: Mrs. Frank Mebane, Spray,
~ c.; Mrs. Seth Low and Mrs. B. ]. Green.
hut.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded in the
Real Estate Exchange room, NOS. IA ana ID
Vesey street, yesterday:
BY Joseph p. Day.
52D ST O. n g. 2O2 9 II Of 9Th ave. p Ok
Tor sl1o 900.
e2D ST. &c, SIS. 677 It W OF Madison ave.
Z2T1Ss RPospwHhy ~ dTk Ti4 eoi 1855 W Il Of lth st.
24I1xl87s: II sty loft bldg exrs' sale; knocked
down TO william J smith for $4,000 also
aD AVE. 23ss and 234o, W cor l27th st.
estate of Leopold sinsheimer, deceased; knocked
down to John Clark for $4,000.
Sd AVE. W.. 1853 It Of Wendover ave.
200 TXl2gi 10 Bathgate ave N2OOIl4s.S vacant;
trustees sale; bid in at se5.soo.
I'D ST 2s 3 s. 30 It Of Madison ave. 1ssx
SO: sty dwg; vol sale; withdrawn; no bids
BRoOME ST. 90 and 81, " cor Cannon st;
n. 416. two sty tennis, win stofes' VOL
sale. bid IN al $4,000.
slTH ST, 1873 to lG2 $, 93.6 Il W OF 80 ave;
three sty tennis, each 21xlQ22 2; v1, sale; loS
son Tor s25.50O: 102 to II l. stamper for s34,25o.
Cd AVE, 23O2. n cor 1isth st. 27xso; sty
tenmt with stores; vol sale; bid in AZ s3e.250
BROADWAY. :. 2l # o. 12sth st. e4sIt
428 TO 12sth 81 xl7.9x725X 5X1oe.5; vacant; eHrs
readvertsed
4TII ST. 6si.n 213.2 It e OF sth ave. Brook
bn: siy fiat: vol sale; to John Green Tor
4TH ST. 5s1. n $, 1902 It e OF sth ave. Brook
Iyn: 4 sty fat, vol sale; 70 B Killner for s4O.-
600
10TH ct. 30 and a. IS; AGO It e Of 9Th ave: ave;
5O,a2. two sty dwgs: vol sale; knocked down
10 VI o Campbell for sl53ooo
71H AVE 2027, s, 627 n OF l2ist st.
81 6x92. sty tenmt; yol sale; bid in at $4,000.
150TH ST. 2O5 and 2o7. $ 100 4 " Of 7th
ave TS199.1l. 2 sty brk tsnnlts; W VI sands
et al trustees, etc. aKt David Wengarten ct al:
Bowers & g. atty. @ Mittsndorf ref. amt
due. 773 70; taxes. etc. s9os 9s: TO the plain
til for SIS coo
l5lsr sT, ss I75 u W OF 9TH ave. 1920 II ;
vseant; A SANDS. trustee. etc. agt FANNIE
HsnIlin e. al: Bowers & g. attys; l. Nc
Menus, ref; amt due, s27. 10 50; taxes ETC.
Sso7 S7: 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
10TH ST. 50. S, 81 n ~ Park ave. lII
10. 4 sty tenrnt: German Savings Bank agt
L.ns Poll.ck ct al; A Mo'ls atty: A
o'Conn.ll. ref; amt due. .! 70 ~; taxes ETC.
s2le 81. TO the plaintiff for $3.50.
BY the James l. Wells Company.
l4TH ct. ~. =. 30 II E Of 9Th ave, 25x
ins a. a sty loft and store bldg; W Steel agt
Smith ct al. L r Warren atty; II Law
rsne. ref: Hens. $ls4 900. partition; to the
,iaip,iff Tor sIli I04
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
MAIDEN LANE PARCEL SOLD
Property Owned by Sellers for
Eore than a Century.

The Charles T. Noyes Company has sold
for r. J. Dawson, representing the estate
OF susan ]. Palmer, No. II, Maiden Lane,
extending through 70 No. Fletcher street.
a substantial Eve story building covering
lot % SKIS feet. The property has been in
the hands OF the sellers for more than one
hundred years. The purchasers pay all
cash for the property, which is assessed
by the city at 1880 Plans have been
drawn by Frederick Putnam Platt archi-
tect 10 alter the building into a modern
seven story structure, and negotiations are
pending for the lease Of the new building
at $500 per annum.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
MORE THAN 100000 IN LOANS.

William A. White g. Sons report that
they have placed loans as follows For
Theodore r. Hergert, Inc. loan OF SlSO,-
900 on the eight story and basement fire.
proof Ion building No. 422 TO 43O East 63d
street; for Seth sprague Terry, $4,000 on
the four story and basement restaurant
building No. 81 Maiden Lane; for the Real
ty Company, OF West 2sth street. loan OF
10000 on the eight story and basement
nreproof loft building No. 5lS to 53i West
9th street; for the l. ii. & N. W. Com
pany $4,000 on the twelve story and base.
ment loft building Nos. 40 and I32 West
18th street; for Alexander s.. Fisher. a loan
Of $4,000 on the six story and basement
business structure No. 26 John street; for
Philip Krauss $4,000 on the seven story
and basement loft building No. ls2 to l36
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee }
JlNUARY 10.

AMSTERDAM AVE. ~ South. store Hannah
Abraham 10 Paul Borohard; 3 yrs from Jan J.,
1911. kiI40 address. a Amsterdam ave.
oAK ST. 30 store: serris Carbuccl TO Nicola
MsnIcinii s yrs from Nov /. 1910; $50; address.
~ Oak ct.
wEsTCHEsTER AVE. zoos, double store
Henry Ecker tG Solomon y and Julius r Ed
wards; . yrs from Feb I. 1911; 200, address.
a5l East 1874 ri.
.TH ct. 80 TO os East; "a st. IS and II East
Dora Lew 70 MEX Nerschhelser: yrs from
Nav /, 1912: $40 500: address. 66 East 4th ST.
9TH ST. T3s East west store: Herman Moore
4 Son 10 Adolph Grossman. yrs from Jan =
1911; s4os: address. T3s East 9th 81.
ltTH ST sO2 East: Henry Hermann and ano
10 Sot,res Chorosos and ano; yrs 4 mos from
Jan /. 1911: 1900; address. 800 East l4th st
44TH ST g. and 90 West 3 upper floors.
Henry r Monqulx to Pauline Cook and Jennie
Jacobs yre 3 mos from Feb !, 1911; sl,s00.
address 63 Vest Bath ct
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
SUIT FOR PARTITION.

Suit has been begun in the supreme
Court by William Pierson Hamilton against
William c. Hamilton. Adelaide Hamilton,
Marie H. Swan. Nelson H. Rhinelander and
others, executors, trustees. etc, for the
partition and sale OF the store and once
building at the northwest corner OF Broad
way and Barclay street on plot 46xl+Ox
irregular.
The property adjoins on both sides the
large plot acquired by r. w. woolworth as
a site for the Woolworth Building. II he
should secure the Hamilton parcel he
would have control Of the entire Broadway
frontage between Barclay street and Park
Place.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
DEsTRoYERs AT NEW ORLEANS
Little Fleet Makes New Record on
Lower Mississippi River.

New Orleans. Jan. lo.-After making
what IS believed 10 be the fastest run ever
recorded on the Mississippi River, the
three United States torpedo boat destroy
crs, the Paulding, the Roe and the Terry,
arrived at this port last night from Key
West, Fla.
The boats made the trip from the Missis-
sippi Bar to the city, about 116 miles, in
four hours and fifty minutes, navigating
South Pass in a dense fog and making two
stops. This beats by more than an hour
the record of the scout ship Birmingham,
made on the trip Of President Taft up tho
river in February, 1909.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
RUNAWAY BLAMES PARENTS
Says They Believe He Has Devils and
Try to Beat Them Out.

When Eugene Pickartz, fifteen years old,
OF Emmaus, Penn. was arraigned before
Justice McAneney. in tho children's court.
as runaway yesterday he made the plea
that his parents believed he had devils in
him and used TO beat him with club
TO drive them out
Since his parents were converted TO the
Seven Day Adventist Church. Laie boy de-
clared. there had been nothing but trouble
in their home. He added that for the
last four months there had been hardly
enough 10 eat and little clothes. simply be-
cause the church made his father give up
a place which was paying him sS a week
and accept one at "a.
The lad was arrested on the complaint Of
his mother, who asked that he be commit
ted TO an institution, but instead ne was
remanded In the care OF the children's So
ciety until Friday.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

James r Meehan Co to Emil Leitnsr; s2o.ood.
Emil Ieitner TO David Gordon: $1,000.
Anna S stemms ct al exrs' 10 henry Z
same 10 Henry stemrn.; $1,000
Ellis P Earle 20 Jennie HsiIock. sL,onf
j julius i Fleischmann ct al to Geors. cohn Il
Mary Horns to Anna c MAR; $1,000.
Laura NJ Cooper 10 Akron Building 60; t20ds
Joseph Yeska TO sisnund Adler' s 100
Abraham Sa Is KasseI to Isaac Goldbers; 81
Jean Well and ano. trus. TO John Tin1l
'i,S Msr1 Horns 10 Anna C Msisri stOop.
New York Trust co 10 Realty Operating co: e1<
Abraham Goldberg to Jacob G0ideerg H.
Joseph schwarz to car@ Well; $1,000
sonhis Knepper to stephen II Jackson: 500.
Farmers Loan and Trust co to David ]
King ct Al. e1rs; assts: 81: p,.ss. ..
Columbia Trust co 20 Rosslie Barr, $500.
Samuel wacht to Lille BONN; 81;
TiiIis wscht TO Lille Bohm, sssts; 81
Anthony F Ruppsl 10 r L Jenkins. 81
Anna S stemme ct al, e1rs. to Ida Lohm,al
Henry g Horkheimer to Jeanette Hcrt<
Title Gusrantss and Trust Co to DAVID King
saIns 70 Lorenz Hsnuwscker; s1l.ooo
Same TO Robert N stratton: $500
Martin Ungrich TO Martin D Fink: $4,000
Title Insurance Company Of New York 10 No
York Life Insurance CO.. $3.50
Same 10 Fulton Trust 20 SIIVO
Monatiquot Realty Co 70 Martha Ed"ardQ
800 -
Edward W Barrow 10 Shepherd Knapp; 1ooos
Emma Kene 20 John Kruesser; $,Up
Charlotte Ruppel 10 r l. jenkins: 10 80
Herman schlueter 10 Harris Urls. 81. 800
George Lippnan ct al 20 Albert Freund; t3.1ods
LAWYERS Mortgage Co 10 William Croun<
well; SOS, 600.
Leon s Ross TO Henrietta Ross and sno; ta.nh,
Sarah II Bernstein TO Real Estate Mortgage
Company OF New Jersey: 800.
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust co 70 Law
yers Mortgage Co: $4,000.
Anne Paltenghi To Oscar Nsrcato; 81
Charles Strauss 10 Lawyers Title Insiranod
and Trust Co: 81.
Rudolph F Rabe, trustee. to Ferdinand vi
Keller: s5.114. -
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
trust Co; $4,000; attorney. Frederick A sne~

Trust Co; $4,000; attorney. Frederick A snow
| Is Wall st.
FREEMAN ST, 8 8, 1905 II Z Of vyss avN
138 ix75x102 10xs2: March "a. 1910; Lewis RAaity
and Construction Co to Emanuel Glauoer an1
Harris Ratner; $4,000; attorneys, Davis Kauk
mann. 81 Chambers st.
FREEMAN ST. s, 1095 n OF Yyse ave
| 1886 1x75xi02 10xs2: March "a, 1910; Same e
same: $500: attorneys. same as above.
FULTON AVE, 1911 and 1873. is3 II50 31
1853 2x50: Nov J., 1906; Giuseppe stella 10 Henry
l. Sherman $1,000 attorneys. HiTsch. Schsur-
man e. Limburg. III Broadway.
LOTS 20 and q. blk 452. map 9l9. ub-div
properly Lyman Tiffany, part Fox estate. i0oI5Qy
Dec 90 1904; Ferdinand Hecht to Vincenzo Pal
meri; $4,000; attorneys, Rose Putzel, II
Broadway.
OLD BOSTON RID cor of Grove st, 206 Y 70
Retreat ave x200x 0x4s9x2Ox25: Aug ~ 1902,
Charles Betzig ct al. eus, 70 Harlem savinge
Bank; $4,000; attorney. X Aaplesden. 20
Broadway
TRINITY AVE eO2, 9, i00x2J; Dec y, ls05a
Jacob Schrumpf 10 Erniie Plan; $1,000. afford
ney. Frank Thorn, III Broadway.
VALENTINE AVE, n W cor Of 1871 st, S:Ig
9OxsOaSO l. being lots 20. "a and IS. and portion
OF unnamed street bet lots 20 and 81 IN certain
map OF property Metropolitan Real Estate Asso-
Aorii "a 19I0 Phiilp 5ahii 10 Ponsgon Mortgas:
Co; s2s 600; attorney Smith Williamson. %
Alexander ave.
WASHINGTON AVE $50. ., sssn23: Dec "a
1s0s. Joseph Levin TO Martin Fredlander; f21
900. attorneys Lindsay. Kalish q Palmer. y
William ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
STORE FOR APARTMENT HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for Installing
store on tho first story of the thirteen
story apartment house, at No si6 Fifth
avenue. for making a passage between
that building and No. 6l1 and other minor
improvements at a total cost Of $1,000. for
the George Kemp Real Estate company
Renwtck. Aspinwall & Tucker are the
architects
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BALL.

The New York Chapter, Knights OF Co.
luInous. will hold its annual charity ball IN
Madison Square Garden on Friday evening.
January a. Many features will be intro
duced. including an exhibition drill Of the
uniformed rank Of the fourth degree, un-
der the direction of Captains MCGUIRE and
Costigan, Of the 6sth Regiment. which will
Be reYlsHed by state and city ofnclals.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
APPOINTS DANIEL E. FINN.

Fire Commissioner Waldo announced the
appointment yesterday Of Daniel K. Finn
as secretary OF the Fire Department. 10
succeed William A. Larney. The salary is
1850. Secretary Finn IL the son Of the late
Daniel f. Finn. Democratic leader in the
LIST Assembly District His father and the
Fire Commissioner were intimate friends.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
DAVIS TRIAL POSTPONED
Awaits Arrival Of Majors Mother
Not 10 Call Admiral Sahree.

Philadelphia. Jan. 1O.-Pernission was
given by the Secretary Of the Navy to-day
70 the court martial which is trying Majo.
Henry c. Davis. Of the marine corps, on the
charge Of insubordination. TO adjourn sub
tec1 10 the call OF the presiding oficer of
the court The court will reconvsne when
Mrs. Davis. mother Of the major. arrives
In this city. probably next "Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

She is now on her way to Philadelphia from
Jsran to testify in her sons behalf
The Secretary also ruled that the court
should accept as true Major Davis's tesu-
mony concerning his arrest on Admirai
sehree's vessel. the Wisconsin, sthus max
ing It unnecessary for the admiral TO come
10 Philadelphia from the Mare Island Navy
Yard
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST 10 West Max Press agt Arthue
Bookman ct al; July 6. 1910; 500.
s2D ST. $40 and s12 East: David Pusar hu
Sybil Ray ct al June II. 1910; s2l6
WEBSTER AVE, n cor 1924 81; Phlm
Holman & Son agt Bernard schultz ct a. ped
IA, 1910 Coy bond; 1885.
losD ST, I59 East: Abram Libin sgt Jseos
Cohen ct al: Nov il, 1910; sl25.
44TH ST. 155 East: Max Greenberg ast Ia
C Walter ct al: Dec 30. 1910 Cby bond); $3.50.
11bTH ST 500 West: De Ruyter Van orte1
agt Alcazar Realty Co ct al; March 8. 1910 fS
bond): sT67 81.
142D ST g. 100 II W Of LenoK ave; Charie
II Blohn agt George Colon et al: Dec IS 19loi
az ora
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
YoNKERs ESTATE SOLD.

James 8. Fitch sold to the Greystons
Realty Company Algonak. the estate OF
Caroline &. Chittenden, North broadway
and Greystone Terrace, Yonkers, SURROUND
ed by the estates OF John f. Andrus' Al
bert w LiienthaI, Joseph i. Daiy ana
others. The purchase price is UNDERSTOOD
to have been in excess OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
TO BUILD IN TIMES SQUARE SECTION
Loft and Store Structure Planned by Industrial heay 'o
pany, and an Office Skyscraper by Louis StecKIer.
ANOTHER BRANCH BANK FOB PRoYIpENI LOAN SOCIETY

West Nth street and for the karnack
Realty Company. q loan OF '"'V'V on 'ne
SIX story and basement elevator Apar u'en.
on the north side Of l5lst street. ABOUT io'
feet west Of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
OPENING OF THE FLORIDA SEASON

The Florida Special. of the Atlantic
Coast Line. lsft New York on Monday at
l:as p. m from the new Pennsylvania sta
ton on its initial trip OF ths season 70
Florida. This Is the twenty-fourth sea
son OF this special train.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
RENTS COUNTRY PLACE.

s Osgood PelI & Co. have rented for
Mrs. William Astor Chanler her place AT
Great Neck, Long Island, for the comlns
season to Charles r. Miller, editor OF fhe
New York Times"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser)
MANHATTAN.

JANUARY 10
AVENUE G, VS.. 229 n s Of 10th st. ok
IS; Abrsham Ksssel TO Isaac Goldberg (mtg
SO OOG1 Jan o; 81; address. 80 East ooth st
AMSTERDAM AVE c q, 1887 n n Of ls7th
ST. 3IsxiOO; Isidor schweitzer 10 Jacob
Welntrsub (mts $4,000: Jan 4; $780, ad-
dress IS East oath r.
AUDUBON AVE, cor OF is0th st. 1OOx
l2o. Martin Ungrch 10 Martin d Fink; Jan
4; tiOO, address, "a West T3d st
AMSTERDAM AVE, cor OF i45th st
10 10 n to n iitth NJ N30: Martin u Fink
TO Martin Ungrich tmtg s75OO0D. Jan 10.
800: address l05 West i8lst ST.
AUDUBON AVE, W cor Of l74th st, az
-l0Q6x lrres; John Robertson ct 81 10 Mar
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

CROToNA AVE. =. $50 q of 1881 ~
50xlOO; Prospect Investing Co loans Furrer Coo<
struction Co $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

BAthGAIE AVE, n W cor OF lsod ., o-.,
Sept Z. l9lo. TIask Building 90 10 ~, ~, o,k.S
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-30
BAPTIST REVIVAL

The revival at the First Baptist
church started last night with most
favorable beginning. The main audi
forum was comfortably filled with
worshipers and the evangelists were
fresh and full of enthusiasm for the
meeting. After a number of soul
stirring hymns and solo by Mr..
Hiett, the sweet singer, Evangelist
Finney spoke on our obligation to our
brother and the responsibility under
which we rest. 1t was powerful ap-
peal to Christians to help the lost to
Christ.
At 10 o'clock this morning good
congregation assembled for service,
and after some soulful singing Evange'
list Finney spoke on THE Prescription
for a Revival" using as text ii
Chronicles 7:14. 1t was a mighty plea
for prayer and humility on the part oil
Gods people.
Everybody seems delighted with the
evangelists and the prospects were
never brighter for glorious meeting
All singers are invited TO come to the
choir tonight and help in the music.
Services at 10 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. |. J. Holligan were in
the city today from ,Holligan Chapel.
Eggs from pure S. C. White Leg
horns, $1.OO per 10. George A. Adams.
r. e. Cotton, prominent farmer Of
Grimes county, was in the city toary.
A. A. Sanders, of lola, is the guest
of his brothers, w. r. and J. B. San
ders.
For Sale-Fine single comb Rhode
Island Red eggs, 81 for 10. Mrs. w. w.
Harris. Phone 1923.
Miss Lillian Lewis returned to Well
born today, after visit to relatives
in the city.
Wanted-To rent or 4-room cot
tage, or three or four furnished or I'M
furnished rooms. Phone AL or Eagle
office.
DR.. Paul Wipprecht, of Tinpson, is
the guest of his brother, Walter Wip-
precht, in the city.
Half dozen Rhode Island hens and
rooster for sale, 81 each. Can furnish
eggs to set incubator on short notice,
II for 81. Mrs. John Impson. Box 315.
Misses Bessie and Robbie Scale re-
turned to Benchley today, after a visit
to friends in the city.
| Parisiana corsets embody the latest
Partisan styles and are especially
adapted to the needs of the American
woman. Sold only at the fashion shop.
Eugene Edge, on the corner,
o. B. Stribling and NJ. B. Davis, Jrt
returned to Waco today, after a few
days visit to the city on business.
Mrs. P. S. Park will give tea al
her home on Friday afternoon from 4
to for benefit Ladies' Aid Society OF
First Baptist church. All invited.
The Singer sewing machine is sold
for cash or small monthly payments
See T. A. Satterwhte, salesman
Phone 467.
q, G.. II. Echols was in today from Ros
prim. Mr.. Echols stated to an Eagle
reporter that his wife had sold 26z
eggs from ~ hens since January l.
Enjoy the comfortable Parisiana
corset. Insure comfort and health as
well as ease and grace. Sold exclu
sively by the Fashion Shop or the
corner
Rev and Mrs. Lockett Adair came
up from Navasota today and spent the
/ day with Rev. and Mrs. J. 7. Caughley
and other friends in the city. Rev
Adair is holding revival in Navasota
| repair and adjust all makes o.
sewing machines. T. A. Satterwhite
salesman and collector for Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. Phone 461.
You will be satisfied with the fl
and admired for the stylish appear
ance the Parisiana corset creates fol
your figure. Eugene Edge, on the cor
ner, sells them.