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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
HOUSE PASSES MORE MEASURES
bill PRroling Person Serving Sem
tence for NOnsuPpOrt Favored.


(From a staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, March S.--(Special)-In the
house today bills on third reading were
acted on as follows:
H. r. 344, by Bushee-Providing that con-
tractors on irrigation work shall put up
bond Of one-fourth cost of same; passed.
II. r. 232, by Grossman-Provldlng for a
paroling of a person after sentence for
nonsupport OF wife and children II said
person has made proper showing; passed,
81 ayes, no nays.
H. r. 964, by Eggenberger-Provdes for
filling OF vacancies IN n, the OFFICE OF police
II. II. 157, by Hatfield-Assignments of
mortgages made prior to last July and de-
fective only because asslgnor has not prop
and complete except where such cases are
now In court passed, Is ayes, 10 nays;
H. II. 15S by misunderstanding title OF
land where the release Of mortgages over
ten years old have been effectively exc
cutedi passed 81 ayes, s nays.
H. r. 31S, by Bushee-ProYiding that irri-
cation bonds may be payable entirely at
maturity or In tnstallmentsi passed, 76 ayes,
III X. SOC, by Neir of Notwithstanding
that In legislative vacancy during a ses-
sion the governor may appoint a successor
within five days, who shall be Of the same
political party as the deceased member;
passed, IS ayes, 81 nays.
II. r.. IN by Quackenbush-A pure lin
seed and flaxseed oil bill; passed, 50 ayes,
H. II. 294, by misunderstanding for
the forming Of health insurance companies;
passed, 70 ayes. z nays.
H. r.. 81, by Moriarty-The Omaha char
ter bilh passed, n ayes, 3 nays.
II. II. 273, by Kotouc-Requiring Nebraska
insurance companies maintaining a reserve
or guarantee fund TO deposit securities
which secure such funds with the auditor,
and where such security Is real estate to
create a Hen upon such real estate as like
security to the auditor; passed, 50 yaes, 20
nays
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
MACED0NlANS ARE SENT BACK
Thirty Greeks on Way to Indian
apOlis Are Not Allowed
TO Land.

PHILADELPHIA. March s.-Thirty de-
barred Macedonian aliens, who arrived
here on February "a, on the North German
Lloyd liner, Frankfort, from Bremen, were
sent TO Baltimore today and put on board
the steamer Main Of the same line, to be
returned to Bremen, The Macedonians came
here with the intention OF working in
slaughter houses in Indianapolis, but Com
missioner Rodgers OF the immigration bu-
reau found that the labor market in that
city was overcrowded and refused to al
low the aliens TO land.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
SENATE VOTES ron SALARY RAISE
Measure 10 Give warden Two Thou
sand Year Goes Through.
FrOm a staff CorresnOndentD

From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. March S.-Cspecial)-A num-
her OF bills were passed at the forenoon
session Of the senate Senator Brown $
bill to Increase the salary Of the warden
al the state pcnitentiary was passed, but
without the emergency clause. The bill
provides that the warden shall receive
5000 and the deputy warden $1,000 per
year The vote on final passage was 70
yeas and II nays.
Senator volpps road bill S. r.. 257, was
passed II provides that road taxes col
iccted on roads within incorporated towns
and villages shall he turned over to the
town or village authorities The vote was
. yeas 4 nays.
S. r. 2g4. by Senator Tibbets, was passed
by a vote OF Is yeas and no nays. The
bill applies TO cities Of from 5000 to 2jC0l
population and puts the extension Of water
mains on the same basis as sewer extern
sions under the existing law. The bill alsd
provides for tho issuance OF water bonds
FOR water extensions the same as for
sewer extensions.
S. f. las. Senator Vopp's bill to allow
cemetery associations to condemn property
for cemetery purposes, such property to
be appraised by the county commissioners,
was passed by vote Of q yeas. no nays.
s. f.. 2lO, by Talcott, providing for the
sanitation of factories, mercantile. me-
chanical or other establishments and for
the protection and safety OF employees, was
passed by a vote OF % yeas and no nays.
The bill provides that all betting, shaft
ing and other mechanical devices shall be
protected by guards and safety appliances.
The senate this afternoon took up the
following bills in committee OF the whole:
s. f. 1856, by Buhrman, lowering rates on
telegraph messages, postponed by the COM
mittee but rescued by the senate and put
on third reading.
The following bills we're orders engrossed
for third reading
s. r. 155, by Reagan, providing a retire
ment fund for public library employees.
s. r., 262, $685. 26i, 293 28i, by Hoagland,
minor amendments in the irrigation laws.
3. II. 9O2, by Lee. lessening the penalties
for bootlegging to make II more easy to
secure CONVICTIONS
s. f. 3Oa by Tibbets, TO give village
boards a tight to vote themselves some
CONDENSATION.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Cincinnati Court
Bailiff Suspended
Official Confesses to Grand Jury that
He Blaekmailed Saloon
Keepers.

CINCINNATI o., March 8. - william
Hayden, a bsiliff in the common pleas
court. was suspended today following a
letter to Judge Swing from Prosecutor
Hunt, in which the latter asserted that
Hayden had confessed before the grand
jury that he had levied a species OF black
mail on saloon keepers In the wicked
strip while trustee Of a township within
which the strip" was located.
Peter w. DUR, county clerk, denied in
Judge Germans court that he had coached
grand jury witnesses as charged in a re-
port to the court late yesterday. A COM
mittee of three lawyers was appointed to
investigate whether Durr should be held
In contempt. They will also consider sim
liar charges against Bailiff Hayden.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
DIAZ' APPROVAL SECURED9
Continued from First Page.l

CONTINUED from F1rSt Page.)
workings Of the magnificent machinery
that had been so carefully built up TO re-
spond to just such an emergency The Sec
rotary of war was busy winding up inn
portant matters Of civil administration pre-
paratory TO leaving Washington for sew
eral days. He was able to proceed late in
the day for Atlanta.
Major General Wood the chief of staff,
came into town from his Fort Myer home
early and was soon busied with the re-
ports from his aides and from the other
members of the general staff showing what
progress was being made in carrying out
mobilization plans. These appeared to have
been laid with perfection, and with the ex-
ception Of dispatching orders to certain
companies to take the place of others
whose withdrawal to Texas had left some
military posts without proper caretakers,
there was little to he done
Carter Looks After HOrseS.
Major General Carter. who is to command
the army division in Texas, was looking
after personal correspondence and making
sure that his favorite chargers would be
suitably cared for on the long railroad trip
to Texas.
Nowhere was the superiority Of the new
the War department before the days of
the Spanish war made more manifest than
In the quartermaster's department. Gen
eral Aleshire with his deputies was engaged
in a herculean task-he was moving body
OF soldiers across the country, more numer-
Gus than the entire force which was gath
cred at Tampa, Fla. 20 form the American
army Of occupation in 1898, yet there &C
tually was no evidence to the casual OBJ
server that there was in progress anything
more than routine business.
The troops movements were proceeding
with absolute accuracy and up to the close
Of business today not one telegram had
been received by the quartermaster gen
/ eral 10 complain that anything was miss
ing essential to the comfort Of the troops
/ OF, the animals on the road.
All Preparations Made.
There was good reason for this, because,
as the records OF the Quartermaster's de-
partment show, every detail Of the move
ment had been worked out with the great
est perfection in advance. Lying on the
desk Of the quartermaster general and in
the hands OF his aides were typewriter
! statements showing the exact method OF
routing troops and supplies from every
mart OF the United States 20 San Antonio,
Tex. Every particle OF information that
might be needed by the department was
included The trunk lines Of railroads.
the small feeding lines, the water routes
the number Of sleeping cars and fiat cars
and box cars and other vehicles available
were carefully catalogued as was an exact
record OF the number OF men and animals
and the tons of supplies that could be
handled by each carrier.
4 For instance, II was shown that there
were four separate lines OF railway into
} san Antonio, and the number OF ware
houses with the exact capacity OF each al
Fort sam Houston was indicated.
! Il was not asserted that all this data
had been prepared since the order had beer
given to mobilize the troops in Texas. but
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
VlADUCT ORDINANCES
ARE BEING PREPARED
VIII he Sent TO the City Council AT
Its Meeting Tuesday Night
of Next Week.

Ordinances for the construction Of the
Eleventh street and Nicholas street VIA
ducts, which are being prepared in the
city engineers office will be sent to the
council next week
Mr.. Craig under whose direction they
are being prepared, has hopes of getting
them to the council Tuesday night but
was unable to get them in shape because
Of the large numbers Of bids received for
street paving.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
BYLAWS.
Iron a staff Correspondent.l

tNNaa ~ NNtAAA w AN9iShhoANl
LINCOLN, March s. - Especial. John
Grant Pegg Of Omaha, Inspector Of weights
and measures for the metropolis, was here
yesterday and today demonstrating to the
legislators the ways that are dark and the
tricks that are vain in the measure and
scale business. He used one quart Of cram
berries and one bushel OF potatoes to en-
terrain a coming and going crowd of rep
resentatives all day long. He is boosting
for the bill now up for passage which
will provide for the office OF state sealer
The office exists In many other states and
as was shown by Mr. Pegg. is for the pur-
pose of protecting the public throughout
the state from faulty scales and crooked
measures Just as the people are protected
In the metropolis by John Grant Pegg
himself
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

90 on the ground that the senate was
lcgislating upon a question Of TECHNICAL
{ es and without sufficient Information, but
on his motion not to concur with the
committee postponement Buhrman got
fifteen votes to thirteen against
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
MEXICAN PUBLIC sKEPTICAI
Mnneuver Explanation Not Accepted
by pPopIe NJ Martro Vt,,

M"neuver Explanation Not Accepted
by People OF Mexico city.
MEXICO CITY, March s.-'rhe announce
ment that American troops would be con-
centrated on the Mexican frontier created
no noticeable excitement here today.
The official explanation at Washington
that only ordinary maneuvers are contem-
plated is accepted by prominent Mexicans
as sufficient, bu by the public with skep-
ticism.
In some quarters the move Is regarded
as first step toward American intervene
ton to restore peace.
The impartial says:
Neither the government nor the people
can accept the possibility that the object
OF the mobilization Is to mix in the affairs
Of our republic"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Mets Fnmour Rnck Rrer

in bottles on and after March o. Guaran-
teed TO be the only genuine Book Beer
brewed in Omaha. Family trade supplied
by VIM. J. Boekhoff, Retail Dealer. Phones
Douglass 1lS; Ind A-eil9
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
The Weather

For Nebraska-Fair and cooler.
For Iowa-Fair.
shippers Bulletin Prepare thirty-six-
hour shipments, north and west for tenn
peratures hSlow freezing; forty-eight-hour
shipments, east and south, can be made
with safety
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

start this afternoon when he handed up an
amendment to a Bookkeeping bill which
would have made e penitentiary offense
to sell liquor In Nebraska The bin read
to make It a felony TO sell or give away
liquor TO an Indian and Jansen moved to
amend to insert after the word Indian"
the phrase "or white person" lie with
drew his motion as soon as everybody be-
gan to get excited about IT,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

COLDS CAUSE N@IeADACHE.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes cause.
Call for full name. Look for signature.
E. w. GROVE. 25c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

ships and Troops Ready to start.
NEW YORK, March s.--Orders were re-
ceived this afternoon by General Frederick
d. Grant, commander OF the Department
Of the East, to move the troops In his de-
partment designated for the Mexican Dor
der tonight The $500 soldiers recruited for
this service from Forts Hamilton, Totten
and Wadsworth, slocum and Governor
Island have completed their preparations
for departure.
The United States cruisers Tennessee,
North Carolina and Montana probably will
sail tonight. The transport Dixie sailed
this morning for Philadelphia TO take on
marines for southern waters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

Senator Reagan in arguing for the print
er label on state printing spoke with some
fervor this afternoon and called upon the
fires Of patriotism to bear him out In his
position. Senator Smith of Fillmore in OPP
posing the bill said that he regretted to
surprise the gentleman from Douglas by
being so unpatriotic. Senator Banning took
his turn and In beginning his argument
said that he too. hated to surprise the
gentleman from Douglas by appearing in
an unpatriotic light. Whereupon the sen
ator from Douglas remarked, somewhat
dryly, 1T is no surprise at all, assure
YOU"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Hangs Himself to Door
Knob with a Towel
James H. Russell, an Aged Man, Com.
mits Suicide at His Home at
Lyons, Neb.

LYONS Neb., March S.-Cspecial Tele-
gram)-James II. Russell hanged himself
with a towel to a door knob at home here
this morning about $780, He was an aged
pioneer and had been partially out of his
mind for some time.
The Secret of Success is in the Con.
slant Use OF Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

senator Jansen gave his colleagues a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Temperatares at omaha yesterday:


OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, March S,-Official record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding period Of the last three
ttaoo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March 1.
and compared with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
The Albert EdhOlm Store

In every city there is jewelry store
that stands az the tops pre-eminent for
the high character Of its goods and It's
fair prices Hr. ....
The Albert Udhoim store occupies this
position IN omaha, which Is similar 90
4 Tiffanys In New York, Shreves I'm Sar
Francisco and Bailey, Banks & Bidde'e IN
Philadelphia.
This store Is one Of the most beautiful
and artistically arranged In the west
Its service Is the best--the small buyer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

7 IHNIlUI0a WaCe OF precipitation
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

5rxiisG Thomas McNuity 10 En1'u.!"
! Nultv. Dec Is: 81 address, larchmoII =
! wEESTFR. AVE. $ us II or l'h'n -,
li3g. Thomas = prvine 10 MH'sa,, .i,t,css
! nf= SGvGu: all liens; March = ~ '''
lIs93 Washington ave. ga
! WHITE PLAINS RID n cor I'D 81, 10, ,, I'd.
on man Wakefield. 'i+Nsr "Nccit P'il 80. ,,,, :,
Nnnie \ blanchard 10 Chelsea Realty !" .. '
siI Ccr,: March -. sit,: address. i3' ''o'u""!
SAME PROPERTY Burchard ArSns ~ M ,uns,
/ 4 Rianchird March 20; 500. ADDRESS '"' W."
/ l2ist =. ,.o.,
WASHINGTON AVE. ~ cor ishh Il l "'aG, =
Psla,schek SPENCE Realty 80 20 fon' It,e.s igs
80 mtg sligl". March II 81. a"'''s'' y"
Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE $. 100 ~ n "i - ,u,t ?
100. Isano rhaitin to John schleyer ,'t ,
spGrp. March 20. 500: address. % N's' 80
3p AVE, . p 90 u y Of Briggs ave 1uN ~.
Olinvilic Minnie blanchard to Ch'ls' " Tax
Co March II rnir sl.i~n. s"p' a""''' ~
Eroaiway. ,
~ AVE - = 80 n OF briggs ave. lWAL" ~
if.ee 30 White Plains I'd. ONnNiiN. ''3o 80 ,,,
Pe9rian 10 Minnie \ Blanchard. March u >'''
address ~! - est i2Ist -.
i5srH ST Gi3 F,st 2i>ioo Charle: Morday
To- Jacob q Destsch Mar,h 49, Slo"' a''''''' "
East 10Th ST.
iGTTH ST. =. 100 - ~ Avenne > 81 500
MAY Warshauer TO Samuel Levy Mar'h ~ ~"
SAME PROPERTY: Henry Cans TO 'a''
March 20: SEQ: address. ~ East $50 -
IsoTTI ST ,old). n ~ q " II Honeye~n s. -
old line .5,li5 except part for sreet; io', ,,
,;iorfano 20 Alfonso III Blasi mtg %i"s""i' M'''"
80: siO0: ADDRESS 2llT Honeywell ave
2?2D ST W s. aoj n 81 TN 81 23Xi We ac
Daniel Z; Wild 10 Maylon p y VIA; iuS ~
1000 81 address ~ - James ~. BrooklNh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
RECORDED LEASES.
Nuh namc ana address Of lcsse o
MARCH n


KELLY Sr, cor lG3d st; store and base
meHt, Advance Building 20 Ia Joseph Hand
lcr: - VS. 10 mos from Dec I. 1910: SLIGO;
address. Kelly 81. cor 1880 ST.
MADISON IT. o5S: corner store and base
mont AMI store ard basement adjoining on
Puval: > Yrs from Feb /. 1911; 81 800 address
25S Madison ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1918: north
store Wahlig Consir co 20 Toms Renne: 2
yrg ] mo from April !. i9ll 500. address
13lN southern boulevard.
81 AVE. 1892. : upper Acors: Moses Israel
To Union Republican club: yrs from May
I. Ifl1 sG11: address. POS East 1Ofth 81.
81 AVE. ii"S 20 floor: Joseph Rosenberg
% Gerber & Schwartz. yrs from Nav l.
1911: $l.2oo address SOS 81 ave
- AVE. 1893. all ;.-aines r Panghurn 20
oscar J. Lyons ana ano: yrs I mo from
Arril I. i?11: $4,000. address. 1923 81 ave.
BRYANT Park Arcade BUILDING Imprc, ement
Property Holding 60 20 Ellsworth Childs. 10
yrs from Feb /. 1911, SO 600: address sol
West 1o>ih St
sTH AVE. ~: store and front basement:
Herman Ncrn IN Richsrd ! g Doelser. YRS
no from Apr'i l. 1911 $1,000; address 376
Mott ave
25TH ST. 81, 70 - West: 9Th foor
Twenty -ffth Street Realty 90 20 .Alber, and
jcrom" '"rb. = yrs nlos from Juno I. 1911;
si.25o 20 $500. address. 2o9 West lS5th St.
,2D ST. lg1 Has,: store ctc; Jacob Heinrich
20 william ROzOll. { vfs mos from Jan l.
1911 sIosQ: address 235 East 10Th ST
5orH ST "a West: no land: the trustee. Of
Marian " Havens. - yrs from Nov : 1910:
.62N; Adde'S - West 5oth ~.
IesTH ST, 500 East. third cast sior. from
err. yra from Ma !, 1911. $500, address
sps f.4V iG>'h g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
ZIG LOANS ON PROPERTY.

uusle> Nctmore q Van Wrinkle have
recently obtained the following .oans'
on. hundred md eiChty-fve thousand dol
I.rs az . per cent for the scheer-Ginsberg
Companv or their nine story hreproof
a,.arimor, house Nos. eo9-e0I West 18th
>, Get. $500 for the Mentor Realty Com
vany 90 the northeast corner OF Fine
ltlrs, avenue and l79th street $4,000 at
rcr cent Tor the EugatnOm Realty Com
pauv on their Twelve story mercantile
hui,dipL %os 1915 West 2oth street; $50
,,s. Tor he Jennings Realty Company on
two apartment houses on the northeast cor
rer II wilkins avenue and Jennings street:
81 600 for tho Crotona Avenue Realty COM
many on their three apartment houses on
me southeast corner # Crotona avenue
and 10Th street 10000 al ~ per cent for
Louis Mutnick op the southwest corner
Of Eivington and Norfolk streets. and siS.-
cro for The Winnie construction Company
IN Tiffany street. near lG3d street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANfIATTAN.

,sTu ST. "a west: for brick enc: ;, :,
a,,dor ward 100 Broadway. owner "
Iore. Workers architect: S2Io.
a,TU 81. 20 70 - W"st: for =. 81,
s!xsso. Stone Construction 90. " M"s.
s.,b ST owner: Rouse Golds'one' ~ W.
:;cd 81 architect: s3oo.ro".
eth ST. s. 200 . " ~ 'th ave; l 10.
,wo sty brick storage ana warenoiS,, :, :,
rI42: u Meehan. IS West estn ~ eco 900
Z NJ Small. 2G5 Broadway. sr'hitec''
ATTN ST 9. =. s46 q of Ave A. for .
go, hrict tcnmi. e5xao: Rosello & co.
Fast 14,h at. Owner: bHshht' -'' ~
nth 81 architect: $4,000.
10TH ST. IS 100 q " % Ave y FOR :.
.,orv church 5sxi35: Church OF Mary Mp
az CHRISTIANS lessees; trustees OF ~ ~,
rick's Cathedral. owner. ID Brlgant' 'rcn''"'''
500 400.
HUDSON ST. $. %? q ~ B !, >, 81 81,
70, - story warehouse 80. t0y15: u II DAVE
owrsr: Gross Klclnberger. Bible HOUSE.
architects: $4,000.
PINEHURST AVE cor ~ i,"tn
eor story brick telmt. ~ 1x9o' form -
EeaItv and Construction Co so" oth 81. hroVss
iyn. owner: \ Merlin - West -S'n 81 "'-''
toct: So. 600
,,or, store and lofts c4x1s6 Kramer CON
s,ruc,ion CO. - Nassau ~. owner . remain
5O7 5th ave architect: S3o.oo".
THE RRoNX.
rr-IoN PLACE. " s, 125 u Of - laTrenos
40. fo- story frame stable 1Sxla Il
Zirb,rdi on premises. owner; Robert GLENN
ss9 East iaoth 81. architect: $500
rrcGrTT AVE ~ Whittock ave; for
/ storv frame store. IIl0xSa1o: FinkNl-
stein. spa Broadway. owner: Hoppe q pauoe''
$50 Vc<tchester ave. architects; S'oVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

r.,, T. piecsr. $3.50. address
S.l' ','I ir.,b =,
: ''' 80 90 - 10 iots IN, chester Realty
~ y" 70 o., 10y Jcsapb : Brown to CRAWFORD
20; Nsy 10, pa t;yidinp 60: 81 600 aLdr.s''
90, iod .,
,,,,, ,,t, ~, u OF Is0th st. "
M'ni,''N % bonA. March 81. n
, hi"p. du'' W" t,,,nho,,,,, Woitgsge 60: s3o."".
H"s,ss .,o, w. p,"aswat
adhress :" i'o"'""' ,..,,o,s nj iNpy41 4:
MAEMION AVE. = q cor h's.', ro,p,' r n
Manh -: . yrs WI nn ,,r,ss 300 amsterdam
S'Vings BAUM S'''''
ave 60, , ,-ox,to 4.
PALIsADE AVE. cor S ou.h ~, {: HAYES
March 80. W u per nsh, AIDES IN Madison
10 ANNE hf"hs' s''''''
ave- -, 1874 st, .Oxs9.9.
PARk AVE = ~ -, 70 rnseph :, Ismay
sep -; ~ e. ,1o. address Elizabeth. j.
PARK AVE. 81. ana ~ 49, On. aue az per
$50 q mtgs each 5000: Msich ~, Dr an
bond: Rose lrs,psh,,s "a I,roadway.
trust co. si"'""'' ""'''''' IN 80 ,sxI0.,:
PUGSLEY AVE. u . cor IoNt,n, 'tfo,,rt~h 20
March 20. yrs pr cen, = ,ys' ,t31 rrlst ow
Charles p hoitoh' F''''''
ave. ,.,or
pt-GsI,EY AVE . :. part lot go, map III n
pot; March ~; yrs;; - al 500 address
Giossberg To Mia =. WeFs""'' ''''Y'
1916 Groene ave. HEooNNh' M ,r,.,
PROSPECT AVE 69l. ID 3h93' VA or,o Iouis
mtg sn."nl: due oc' - 1910, ~ address col
Komn"l 30 Carrie lazai N''''''
Prospect ave ,c,,h :.
>TFBPINS AVE-, =. 3Ss.f " n OF - T.,
ojyI5O. March 81. yrs. per cent Sena aSa ~
dclovitz 10 Katharine Macho"n' S''"o''
~ West i3ist st. ,,,,
SAME PROPERTY ,prior mtg $oouV'; . We
II. ? yrs: same to Kari u Keller; SoP; auo'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
LEASES.

Mark pafalskv & Co have leased an en-
tire floor in the new Sterling Bronze COM
many Pudding. now being erected AT NOS
IL. and Is Fast 10Th street. extending
through to No. IL East seth street, 70
tho Houghton Nf1in Company, for long
term Of years
The Douglas Robinson. Charles ;. Brown
rompanv has leased for Walter :. Hoyt
his home. 40. Il East 18th street 10 Frank
I'm r Lord. If. The house is a FIVE story
American basement structure on LOT l'N
100 o feet. between Fifth and Madison ave
nueS.
Smear &. 60. have rented 10 the Monarch
Vacuum Cleaner Company the store at no.
1851 Broadway. AT an aggregate rental OF
5000.
Samuel n. Martin has leased store IN
80 1874 ~ 1873 Broadway, 20 the Court
noy Rubber Company. and Offices to the
Charity Organization Society of New YORK
and the National Association Of Audubon
Societies.
osgood Pei & CO. have leased the
dwelling house. 80 1Gi West End ave
nuc. TO Mrs. Phoebe Williamson for term
Of wears.
Mccarthy & Fellows have leased FOR
s,u,vessnt Wainwright 10 Miss Elsie De
Wolfe and Miss Elizabeth Marbury' the
dwelling house 80 rs East 55th street, Tor
ten years II IS 20 be remodelled into a
i've story American basement house and
occupied by the lessecs.
corn. < Co have leased TO Baum X
lfoCicus. q store and basement at Nos. ll5
and ~ Eas, 1ith street Tor 4 lons term
of wears. A. The expiration of the presen,
lease extensive alterations viii be made;
ono stor. VIII 10 occupied by a lunch room
snd the Other will be used b. Baum
Nedi,,,- for their own business.