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New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address II lessee
NOVEMBER 0s


RLEECKER STREET. 3s5 and 3s7 (alD: c
Margaret 1imm to NJ Grohs Sons: > yrs aud
NO from Sept /. 1911. $1,000: address. 23S West
2Sth ~.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY Cfeurth store from
bldg adjoining on east elevated railroad station.
between sth and Manhattan aves): United stores
Realty 60 TO Cornelia Rose. 8 yrs and mos
from Sept II. 1910 5000: address. 305 West
10th IT.
CLINTON ST. cor Delaney st (south store
and hasemenO. Abraham Collier TO Samuel New
mGn yrs and I mo from April l. 1911: 81 200.
address, 122 Clinton st.
PROSPECT AVE. $40 rear part Of store etc);
Solomon Fried to Jacob kurtas yrs from June
/ 1909. s5io address s1o Prospect ave
FREMONT AVE, s. 20 II e Of Clinton ave
store. August Kuhn to William Landgrebe
yrs and ; mos from Dec I. l9l0 sT20. address
Sol Eas; iG9th 81.
sTH AVE. 8s3 (store and basement); Sarah
+ Sands TO samuel Holman. 3 yrs and mos
from Jan l, 1911; 81 100: address. il4 West
23d ST.
sTH AVE- 1850 ts,ore and basemenu; Samuel
Bookman to James Canavan; yrs from Feb l.
1919, 1850: address, 257 West 1llth st.
25TH ST. 1ls and 12o East (alD; Louise c II
Dyckman 10 Tngue. Brown Il Co. from 10 davs
after completion OF bldg to April 30. l03S; SIS
500 address "a Reade st.
2sTH ST. 527 West dront bldg) Frank Far
rel TO William Grohs Sons: 8 yrs from Nov
/. 1911; 81. 200; address. 23s West 2sth ST.
BOTH sT. 80 and ~ West (alD: Aithea r
mos from Nov 1. zoos, 5000: address SO West
Both ct.
125TH ST. 90 East lalD Mary Q slawson ct
al 70 John Lyon yrs from May l. 1911,
81. lOO address. 3S West l3lst ST.
,13sTH ST. 5. IS n of Alexander ave, %
xi00; Alexander II sharp TO n & Z Amusement
co; YRS and mos from Nov 2s. 1911. $4,000;
address 314 East l3Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
REALTY NOTES.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany's weekly report shows that 1t dis
posed of mortgages during the last week
amounting to g. 239l 100, and that this Is the
largest weeks business this year, with
the execution Of one week I'm February,
when the company disposed of the 5000
900 mortgage on the McAlpin Hotel. The
amount this week was divided among lS9
MORTGAGES. This large volume OF sales
seems TO indicate that there is plenty Of
money for mortgage investments and that
they are gaining all the time in attractive
ness from the investors point Of view.
@. Eldridge Snow is the purchaser OF the
dwelling house No. 10l Riverside Drive,
sold on Monday by Pease & Gilman.
Walter A. Wells Is the purchaser of the
Ioasehod Nos. 800 and 81 West 125th street.
and No. 3l4 West l26th street, the sale OF
which by Samuel Wallach was reported in
Yesterdays Tribune Joseph Bierhoh ne
cotlated the transaction. The lease Is for
rineiy-four years, with renewal privilege
for an additional fifty years. a two story
building TO be erected will be occupied by
Postofice station J.
Frank Brainard is tho buyer of the dwell
ing house No. 236 West 18th street. sold re-
Gently by William II. McElroy.
The New York Company, Albert @. Rich,
president has opened Offices In the Fifth
Avenue Building for the purpose OF dealing
In real estate.
Pease & Elllman have been appointed
agents for the building at No. AZ Lexlng-
ton avenue. also No. 1925 Broadway. This
latter building, when completed. which
will be about December 10. will be Of tho
latest design.
Duff & Brown Company have been APP
pointed agents Of the Bradhurst apartment
house, No. AS West li5th street.
The Rudolph Wallach Company has re-
sold the leasehold at No 3l3 Fifth avenue,
consisting Of a four-story building on plot
2S by 80 feet adjoining the southeast cor
ner of 32d street The seller acquired tho
property at auction on November for
80 10
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
Nourisbing Beef Dishes
BY Paper Bag Cookery
sOYER's DIRECTIONS FOR PAPER
BAG COOKING EPlTOMlZED.

Select a bag that fits the food 70 pe
cooked Grease bag we'll on inside. eh-
cept in case OF vegetables or when
water is TO be added When food Is
seasoned and otherwise prepared place
IN bag, fold mouth of bag two or three
times and fasten with a wire paper
clip. Also fold and clip corners OF pas
TO make II fit food snugly. If bag LEAKS
in cooking do not transfer food 10 ne"
bag. Simply put the bag within an
other.
Place bag IN oven (gas. coal or Old on
grid shelves or wire brollers. never Oh
solid shelves. Place seam side up al
ways. DO not move or open bags Wheh
once placed for cooking. Put roasts ana
entrees on lower shelf. FISH on the nlu-
die. pastry. etc. on the top, where neat
Is most intense. Have oven hot t2n ae-
grees Fahr.) by lighting the fire eight
minutes before putting In Bag theh
slack heat one-tbird TO one-Ealf as soon
as the bag corners turn brown. DO not
let bag touch sides OF oven or the gas
flames Adhere to time given In recipes
then food will be well cooked.
Take up baS by slipping the I'D OF
Tin pot underneath It. To secure gravy
let out water, etc, stick a pinhole In
bottom OF bag and drain over a dish.
Except in case Of pies, no dish should
be used in paper bag cooking.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser
NOVEMBER ~.
MANTIATTAN

AUDUBON AVE. W S. is II s OF 1s5th st. 1sx
80. Mary A Connolly et al 20 Mary Holland:
Nov 2s mtg $4,000; $780, address 8e2 Audubon
ave
BowERY. 1893. Q5xeo: charlie. II Hyde. ref
cree. to Joseph II Schwartz Nov 20. sal 600:
address 920 ~ Johns ave
PROOME ST 800, 25x14x irreg: Charles II
HYDE, referee, 10 Alessandro DELI Paoll: Nov
20, s22. 25O; address, 2I0 East 10Th IT.
GRAND ST, 486 TO 40 4gxl00: Charles III
Hyde, referee. to Rudolph Waliach & Co: Nov
20: S3i 500: address, Gs William st.
LIEPENARD sT, IS and i5 50xi00: Henry
" Ellison 10 William 4 Brown. Nov (mtg
$40. .OOU. 81. address. 69l Flatbush ave. Brook
lyn.
LEXINGTON AVE s2s. lDx75; George O De
Witt, executor. 10 Samuel Marcus: Nov 10. s36-
coo. address. 1851 Lexington ave.
MORTON ST. n =. 30 II OF Bedford st. COX
20. Joseph Fstere to clifford y Fuller: Nov 9
mtg 5000; 81, address, 80 5th ave-
MANGIN ST, "a, 60xiOo. Herman Morthorst
10 r Willis Heard; Nov d. 81: address, sa-
vannah Ga.
MARKET ST 70. 2aNei william Lustgarten
to estate Of Lustgarten, Nov H. 500. ad-
dress. 6s william st.
PROSPECT PL, n cor Of 42d st. 1855. y
T TIegeman to stephen II Jackson Nov 27 Untx
SlT .O0D; 500. address lOd Lexington ave
TO George Gould; Nov ~ mtg 100000 ad-
dress. Lakewood. j.
PELL ST. 20 to 30 Rose Boyd TO Bridge
cafe Nov %; 500. address. lO5 Park Row.
SUFFOLK sr. 1902 25NlOo. s & w Realty
co TO Caroline stern Nov e mtg $4,000. "a
part; 81 address, 25i West 02d st
VEsTRY AT. II. mxsT: Robert s ConkIn.
referee. to John Fleming Nov ~ Untg $40. .OO0l .
81 2T6: address. 2375 Morris ave
2D AVE, 800. lTXGh. Bertha Gluck 10 Julia
Singer, Nov u, 81 address. 7i2 "a ave.
ITH AVE- II " cor Of li5th 81. s0xl0o. Alise
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
which was organ

tide right behind the boar's head. The pity
Of Il is that II costs so much money, now
that the most part Of Us have no more of
that comfortable commodity than will we'll
serve our needs. But a homely proverb has
Il: There are more ways to kill dog than
choking him to death with butter" BY
analogy there are more ways OF eating beef
than going bankrupt 10 buy II.
I wonder how many careful housewives
know stuffed roast beef? To make 1t get
two flank steaks of generous size, sew them
together with clean strong cotton and stuff
the bag thus formed in any way you like.
Breadcrumb stufflng is good. but instead Of
II you can use mashed potatoes, well sea-
soned and enriched with butter. Or you
may put In sweet potatoes. peeled. but not
mashed. They can be baked, boiled or raw;
boiling IS rather best for them. Season
them we'll with butter. A rich cornmeal
stufing also answers admirably To make
Il beat up two eggs very light, add half
pint Of sifted water ground cornmeal, a
spoonful Of flour. salt and pepper TO season
and milk enough TO make a thick batter.
Pour into hot bacon fat or melted butter,
fry, stirring about all the time, and put in
the steak bag hot. Tie up the steaks. But
ter them well over the outside slip into
we'll buttered paper bag large enough 10
hold them add a tablespoonful OF water,
cook In a hot oven three minutes. then turn
off the heat more than half and cook FOR
forty minutes more. Very heavy steaks
may take longer and light ones shorter
time Sliced onions laid around the steak
will flavor the meat and the gravy. This
dish can be left standing I'm the bag quite a
while after cooking. Heating II UP makes
II as good as ever Thus il Is handy for
those days when you must get things out
of the way.
Take four pounds II the best cut Of round
beef Rub over literally with butter or
clarified drippings. but do not salt and put
into a bag which has been thickly buttered,
along with half a can Of tomatoes or three
large fresh ones peeled and chopped, one
minced onion, one small red pepper, three
cloves and six grains Of allspice. Score the
beef lightly on top, so as TO press the spices
into IT, Cover IL with the tomatoes, onion,
etc. and lay on them a lump OF butter or
dripping rolled in salted -four. Add table
spoonful OF vinegar and water mixed. Seal
the bag tightly and cook very slowly for
three hours. a gas jet turned half down
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29

which she has held for some time. Mrs.
Henry T. I5idder of Massachusetts, and
Mrs Brock, Of Pennsylvania, were made
first and second vice-presidents, respective
IS. and the treasurer is Mrs. Robert Gar
rett. Of MARYLAND.
z The executive committee consists OF Miss
Mary s Anes. Of Massachusetts, Mrs. Cas-
satt. OF Pennsylvania; Mrs Daniel A.
Markham, OF Connecticut Mrs. Rowland
:. Hazard. Of Rhode Island; Mrs. c. F.
Corbin. Of Illinois; Mrs Francis Bailey. Of
Oregon. and Mrs. Goddard and Mrs. George
A. Caswell. OF California.
The temporary Office Of the association
viii be that Of the state organization, at
No. q West 9sth street.
"The National Association Opposed to
Woman Suffrage" Mrs. Dodge said after
he meeting, rs brought into existence 70
combat the yellow peril'-woman suffrage.
4 will follow the yellow flag and endeavor
o stamp out the pestilence. Where the
,ontagion is already rampant the associa-
ion will try 10 check IT, and where the
nalsdy is only threatened It will inoculate
against the new disease.
The women opposed 10 woman suffrage
lre proud TO fulfil all their civic duties, but
,bject 70 having political duties and re-
possibilities thrust upon them. The state
5 like a household and the work should
ge divided between men and women. Po-
itical duties for women interfere with their
ivic duties They may retain their inde-
bendence only by keeping out Of politics
The "antis" were Joyous yesterday over
he news that state association had Just
cen formed In Connecticut. The ma
ionsl" wants an organization I'm every
tate. and says II won't rest until there IS
ne. But its great work will DO sending
anti warriors into states where a suf-
rage fight is on. II is already sharpening
70 weapons for Wisconsin. Kansas and the
;her states where the yellow peril threat
MS The New York State association did
good deal Of work IN California during
he recent campaign.
Mrs Dodge. the newly elected president
as been deep IN social and phianthropic
-ork in this city for many years. She Is
resident OF the National Federation or
Day Nurseries and treasurer OF the Public
Education Association. Although she Is
iving up the presidency Of the State Asso-
iation Opposed 20 Woman Suffrage she VIII
smain on its executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Chas r Ball ct al 10 Henry Eudcott; 81
IIvtener- Escher 90 10 Sarah Siegel, $4,000.
Chas Reinecke to Peter Ginsman, Sl,25O.
Archie Vi Mcneil 10 Linda kaui S3,9W.
Geo Buckenham 10 Emma tuger; 5000.
Beni AIordecai 10 Title Insurance Co; SlVO.
New York Mortgage and Security co to Minnie
a blanchard. 500. ~, .ooo,
Christopher Huber 70 Alice " Reilly; $1,000.
Minnie Van Arsdale ct al, eKrs, to Carrie
Aimee Oppeuheimer to Isidore II sampers;
500. - r,.- ~.
Verio Land Co to A Walker Otis; 81.
Mary Morris et al 10 Mutual Life insurance
Co: SG4 900. ~.
Plate: sis. 900. ,nooo
same 10 Minnie X Van Arsdale; 10000
SOPHIE jain 10 Armor Realty Co: SO
Jennie P0sner 10 Joseph 4 Seidman; 81 40,
American Bonding Co 10 Patrick RYAN -, SOD
Patrick RYAN 90 Whipple Security Go, SlV0
Netruu0litau Trust co, trus, 10 Lawyers liue
Insurance and Trust Co; SAB 600. ,
clinton " Crow 10 Richard w Moran; S9Vo.
New York savings Bank 70 Sender JarmuioW-
sky: 1000. .oooo
iiuian : Hatch 20 simon Hatch; S2'VOO
William A Kane 20 Peter Kane 81.
Joseph Garry, trus. 10 VIM Kane 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 carrie GREEN
field. So 600 80.
same to Bennett King; $1,000
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29

yesterday at the Real Estate ENchahBe
salesrooms. Nos. IA and l6 Vesey street:
BY Joseph =. Day.
NASSAU ST, SO, W $, 75.G II n Of Maiden
Lane. 22.GAiS.GX irreg; sty loft and store
building; sold to r q Carroll for slO0. coo.
I22D ST. 115. g. 10J Il OF Lenox ave.
1e11xiO0.1i; 3 sty dwg; sod to Lowenfeld &
Prayer for s14l0O.
AVE B. &C. W $. CAL IT 3 OF 9TH st. 1e2x
1917: sty' tenmt and store; sold to Rose
Mcrlo FOR sl7.2OO.
AVE y. Gs. W =, 4s.2 IT Of 9TH ST. l5.11x
739: sly tenmt and store; sold to stoloh
AVE L. 10, " $, a2O IT Of 9th st, 1Ssx
dolph Walach Co for $4,000.
AVE B. 72, VS. 1871 # OF 9Th st, blk
73.9; 1 sty tenmt and store: sold TO the Ru-
dolph Wallach co for $4,000.
5TII ST, 54o and 542. s, 1911 It w OF
Ave b, lo.1lx98l, 9 sty tenmt and stores;
sold TO John Hollocl for s25.50o
9TH ST. $50 and 53s 8, 1870 u W Of
Ave 4cxo51; 8 sty tenmt and stores; sold
to n silcholover for s55.00O.
AVE Il, "a, W cor Of 9th ST. l6 7x73.e; 4 sly
tenmt and stores; sold 10 Jacob Fish for $780,
also,
9TH ST. J4e s S, 1908 # W of Ave B. "a Tx
80; 8 sty tenmt sold to IauIs Turtel for s22, 2j0
also,
.22D ST. I6s West, 8, GO # e of 7th ave. 1919
Hs5.8; sty dwg; adjourned to December o; also,
1a9D ST. 5S7 and $50 West. s. 400 IT W Of
Amsterdam ave, 50x99 IL 9 sty tenmt; sold 10
the plaintiff for $4,000; also.
llSTH ST, 1l9, $. t6O II OF Lenox ave, 25
xl0o H. sty tenmt; sold TO the plaintiff for
S2s, 4GS
lsjTH ST, zoe. n s. 100 Il OF Amsterdam
ave. IL Gx586 sty dwg; adjourned to Dec D;
also,
lOsTH ST, 800. s, 35.s Il e OF 2d ave. 80 3x
1925: sty tenmt and stores; sold 10 the plaintir
for S3S, 900; also,
lOsTII ST, 822, S. 1857 # OF I'd ave, 80 3x
l25X irreg; sty teumt and stores; sold 10 the
plaintiff tor S3s 900.
At The Bronx Exchange, No. 1856 Third
avenue:
BY Joseph =. Day.
18TH ST, g 1872 T, Of Washington ave,
50xlQO; sty tenmt: sold 20 John Dadel for $780,,
$50.
BY J. II Mayors.
AQUEDUCT AVE, . z, 80 II n Of Bren1t pl
proposed, 5ONlOOi vE0Gnt; sold 10 Henrietta
Schultz for $4,000
BY Charles A. Berrian.
SOUTHERN Boulevard, e $, 150 II Of
liza ST. j0XlO0; vacant; sold 10 the plaintiff for
4
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
UPPER BROADWAY PROPERTIES SOLD
Investor Gets the Twelve Story RoxbOrogh Apartment House al
the Northwest Corner Of 92d Street for ST, 100000.
NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR FIFTH AVENUE SECTION

pletes the renting Of stores In this building
o. u. s. H. " Dixie have leased for term
OF years the second loft at No. 634 Fifth
avenue for the estate OF Thomas K. A.
Hall 10 Peter Thomson, custom tailor, now
at No. 16 West 3Sd street.
Carstein & Linnekin. In connection with
the Ess and Eff Realty Company have
leased the entire sixth floor In the White
House. southwest corner OF Slst street and
Fourth avenue. to Loubric q Elkus i'm
porters OF stationery and cards; also large
space on the tenth floor OF the American
Woolen Building TO Winkler & Gartner,
importers OF gloves
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANIIATTAN

BROADWAY-Lewls B. Preston has sold
&, a client for the Yorkshire Realty Company
it's property at tho northwest corner Of Broad -
way and 02d street, the ROXbOrough apart
ment house, a now twelve story building. The
property ~ 107 feet i'm Broadway by l26 feet
In 92d street. and the building. which was
completed October |. is fully rented. Inc
purchaser Is prominent investor.
BROkDWAY-Joseph W. Jones has sold the
northeast corner Of Broadway and 18th street.
-four story building with stores on lot 'front.'
ing 26S feet In Broadway and 50 feet In the
street. The buyer Is A. II. l.. Pinchot, who
buys for investment The parcel adtoins the
Manhattan Congregational Church, on Broad
way.
Pf7TL STREET-The group Of old brick and
frame houses at Nos % rs and 30 Pell street
occupying plot GS3X1OO feet, we're sold yes
terday. The owner OF the record is James
BOYD
173D STREET Ennis & snnott have sold
street, five story hathouse on plot 81 6XlOO feet
between Audubon and Ct. Nicholas avenues.
147TH sTREET-Danlel H. Renton has sold
for y. j. Morris jr., No. 45D West 1tTth street
on lot ls.pxg9. IL feet. The buyer will occupy the
house.
l32D STREET.-THE Rudolph Wallach Com
pany has resold No. psi West 1921 street, three
story and basement dwelling house on lot 10.sx
80 II feet, which 1t recently purchased AT auction
for SlO,jO0.
THE BRONX
135TH STRBBr-Kurz & Uren have resold for
the ISeneEson Realty Company No 6lT EAst both
street i've story lathouse on plot 4OxlOO feet
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
W News Of IntGrgSt O.
" to ,W9mgn ~
FOR WAR ON SUFFRAC|STS
SAINTS" Form National ASSOCia-
tion at Meeting Here.

Maintaining that woman can accomplish
more for the country without the vote than
with it," women from many parts Of the
United States gathered in New York yes
terday to form a National Association Op-
posed TO Woman Suffrage. They met at the
home Of Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge. No. 56S
Park avenue The sessions lasted from II
o'clock a. m. until 8. and the delegates
did not stop for luncheon. but when they
broke up the meeting they had completed
all the details of the organization and
planned a definite campaign against what
Mrs Dodge termed the yellow peril
Mrs. Dodge was elected national presi-
dent, and in order to devote herself TO the
duties Of this Office will resign Immediately
from the presidency Of the New York state
Association Opposed 10 Woman Suffrage,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
WOMEN APPEAL TO CLERGY
The Rev. P. S. Grant Will Speak for
Snffragists in Theatre SUNDAY.

The meeting of the Woman Suffrage
party at the Broadway Theatre next Sun
day night. when the Rev. Percy Suckney
Grant will speak on "The Relations Of
Woman Suffrage TO Religion" is the first
Of a series of religious meetings planned
by the party.
New York ministers had better examine
into their sentiments on the votes for
women question. for very soon each will
receive a polite little letter from Mrs. w.
w. Penfleld, asking him IL he won't do
something for the party and Its cause
speak at a meeting, or lend his pulpit for
one.
Not n minister shall escape Mrs. PEN
field said yesterday
A gargle OF salt and water will often cure
n slight sore throat.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
Possible to Eat Beef
Without Going Bank
rupt to Buy 1t.
BY Martha McCulloch Williams.

The "beaneries" and their congeners have
put beef and" into current speech. IL
makes to-day's text for paper bag cooking
because Christmas is coming and Christmas
beef is the crown Of the year Indeed, the
roast beef Of old England, like her drum
beat. goes round the world along with
Christmas traditions Of holly and kissing
pretty girls beneath the mistletoe A lord
iy meat-whether in the Sir Loin, which a
waggish king knighted. or the statelier
"baron Of beef" which comes at Christmas
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

ETH AVE. 33l: II Drew Bro agt Harrison
G. Dvar and Perle Kncpf owners Johh N
Martin. lessee. Ellison Construction CO. con-
tractor: $3.50.
ALLEN ST. ~: Joseph Rothberg aet joseph
Spcctor owner ana contractor; S2O4O
BROADWAY. 1861 10 1863 George kelster agt
q William Funk. owner Morgoies. contract
or. $3.50
i75TH ST, s, whole front between crane
Boulevard and Ccucourse and Eastourn ave, sSx
igx irreg; United Shade and Awning 90 agt
Nathan 3 Levine Co, owner ana cohuac'or'
Sl55 10
BRIGGS AVE. 2767 and 2769; same agt same:
$50
ppNvtcES ST. ogib and 81. Michael Brlgiio,
ir agt John White. owner, Kovaisy q bf0S
contractors. 500.
KATONAH AVE. cor 23Ith st. IoNsoi
Ruggero Stauchna agt HILBERT slhi'V"u''
owner and contractor (renewa), Sl4o'
18TH ST. $40 West; Harlem Wallpaper SUP
Continued on ninth page.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
OLD HILTON FARM SOLD.

Lounsbery & Tharp have sold to Hugh
]. Chisholm the 16O-acre farm OF Max
Marx, formerly the Judge Hilton farm;
also adjoining 20 acres, being part of the
John II. Shuts farm, situated on Lincoln
avenue In the Town of Harrison, West
chester County. The consideration was
about tl3O,0o0
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29

JOx1O0; Nov 2j (prior mtg $4,000; duo as per
hOnd. Regula Mau TO VIM Brown; $4,000; ad-
0stss, ZIs9 Valentine ave.
WEBSTER AVE, q, 7s II n Of Gun Hili rd,
42x irreg: . yrs. 0H yer cent; BENZ Beuenson 20
Fanny Dodge cx'rx: $4,000; address, Gun
TN ri. near Webster ave.
is2D 81. s. - n OF Belmont ave, 2sxii5,
Nov p; yrs, Q per cent; John i Dun 10 War
ten u sammis; $3.50; address. Huntington. L l.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
InNG .SIhND.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms. Nos. IA and IS Vesey street:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29

Continued on ninth page.
The evening world., 1911-12-09
Moody Is Erne;s
Latest Victim
(9pecih to The Evening WORLDLY

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 9.-Young
Erne's victim last night was While
Moody of Port Richmond. and he made
Erne fight the best he knew how to gain
the verdict after six hard ound at the
Nonpareil A. c..
At the Anal bell both lads were In a
hard mixup. n 1t appeared as II they
did not hear the gong One of Moody's
hot-headed seconds smashed Erne two
or three tines but the latter had his
head about him and let II go with .
smile.
A police officer escorted the hot-head
out Of the ring. and they all shook
hands. The Iron Man won by a fairly
large margin. In the third round Moody
went down In a heap and took nine.
Moody was tired In the last two rounds
and Erne staggered him often with
blows to the Jaw and body.
Eddie Palmer. the New Orleans crack.
gave height. reach n a bunch OF
weight away to See Saw Kelly, and
made the latter quit at the end Of the
fourth.
The evening world., 1911-12-09
Battling ManteN
Finds Smith Easu

Battling Manteli Of this city easily do.
feated Howard Smith Of Elizabeth. New
Jersey. at the American A. A. Of Brook
lyn. having a big lead in every one of
the ten rounds. This a the second
battle for Mantell in the lightweight
ranks. having graduated recently from
the feathers when he met Louis De
Ponph!eu. the French champion. Man
tell was . much improved boxer over
any previous form he has displayed
In the ring. and in the last three rounds
had Smith on the verge Of falling to
sleep several times.