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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-18
She Wal rro Enthueiaxt;n

1eacdlii-; io i:ir. sad ,H entbusias ac young 'choolmiS.yess "is d ho,, ii'iiiH& se' SOW in ;iIc yuuig mind iii. seeGs os ea;i.." ;.a3wlcG@r uu,l watc) 'heHi iS ,;t@T .r9" itl.,l ,.e,e.op i,, F pieaSHEe @:'ei' ter s.ilii can tel. nc%er N'-..:I "t ..ir wor!. Ai... tayuehts are on.[ Of
 f'il v"r,, som ii.arrnnted thf young Taaif :o ho, ~',n ev,s t9,i,inc that you Are so devoted to your pro fession. Miss Clara. bad honad thai some City MlGai have ;s,ked you-iG tact, cal,Cd to;jGllt--but I i.ardn dare go c:l. i.. the iii..!.t uf what you.-
 You ma" go OR, M-. Smith" said the young lady softly. '1 nm a uttle too enthusiastic nt limos ,erhaps." I the Bird and tho Man. o A country stable keeper was driving ,. salesman from one town to another = 'en. in passing through wooded # '0on. the salesman seized the lines n anNrought the horse to halt. e Vat is that noise?" he Guericd, lis e"''Nto peculiar sound comirc '' trom woods.
 ha' Oh. that's partridge drum
 @A.us' .1s, Mied tue driver
 "eii' used the salesnan. letting so lA' aA T hope he's had bet:et ,qch "an7 have today Bosta.
 v.sr.s Loss.
 He'io' old Sp." greeted :he crowo at the club "F.s from your hunting trip: Ras "nyh,-y'
 NO. :'sI"n'' chappy Badsho, wearily. e.!' ho "ouue' You are a back number. Tie idea f going huntinc with a ta:llc>S rnil,e.7 "oh. don't hlan9c D. panno, ua had tall when he st. cd "FOmahs World Herald ''1" High frame Gasoline toves. 2 burner, s2.s5, 3 burner $s.sat cleve-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-18
He Wasn't Acrobatic,

Miss Prue Dent-Papa says you are improvident and that he will never consent to my marrying a man unable to make both ends meet. Orrville Harduppe-Well, Pm afraid I shall never be able to do so. Pm no con. tortionist. Good evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-18
SNAIL. ELuES

IT iawe ca1 re%ar he at peace ',l' We've nercrraoa the hieLest duty ON tl] we have ariso7 ard gone tow Father. na, ihe per- tornanceS smal'er diuUes-ves. even Of 'hsaai est-wlI oo more to g'ye as ,S2cgary r&po,e, will act more as tsaiui anodyncs, than the greatest Ntaa. can come to us from any Yer qcarter. Macdonald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-18
Baked At Cold Steel

T wouldn't let a doctor cut ny foot off," said H. D. Ely, Bantam, Ohio.. although a horrible ulcer had been the plague of my life for four years. Instead I used Buckie1s . Arnica Salve, and my foot was soon completely cured" Heals Burns. Boils. Sores, Bruises, Eczema, Pim- pies, Corns, Surest Pile cure. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-18

Itching piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't cure them. Doan's Ointment cures itching, bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffer- ing. At any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-18
NOTICE.

Vehicle tax, dog tax and privilege licenses for year 1911 will be due and payable on or before June 1st, 1911. Owners of vehicles and dogs will please call at collectors. office and pay taxes promptly.
 A. c. RUSSELL, 2w. City Collector.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-18
Do You Have the Right Kind ouo,n,

Foley Kidney Pills furnish yt tho Tight kind of help to neutr alize, nd remove the poisons that cause b,, ache, heartche, nervousness, td other kidney and bladder ailments. W. L. Dewoody & Go.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Josephine 4 Hao'rshsr guardian to france
lew e. Wenstein Realty and Construction
~ Barbsrs Wackerhaeen 70 William NJ Rossis-
mol; $500. .,on
Emma Aub TO Lena A weber: 500.
William Stit, 10 william " Rose, Se'VO'
Minnie Levy 20 Joseph strouse: 81.
Kemp-Jones Realty 90 to Joseph n Jones'
Si.25s.
Mason Jones to William Simpson: 81, 80.
Joseph " Jones to Mason Jones: 81 20
Mary l. Tanning TO Jeanette Monhenher'
81. 900.
Lawyers Mortgage 60 TO Albany City Savings
Bank $1,000. -
Frederic de Foster. trustee to James r
Farmers loan and Trust Co 10 Elmer a
Minnie Glauber and ano 70 Jessie Katiski; 81
One Hundred and Sevcnty-Fourth street 'on-
struction 90 10 Max J Klein: 800.
Same To same: 800.
f.aine Realty ca to Adam Schaefe,.
Same to same: 800.
lanes = Meehan co 70 Helena Eberhardt
1854. ., -oo
samuel seiniger to Charles schimmer: sI.'oo
Marie Briza TO Anton Pashocil: <4.VW nm
Seymour Realty Co 10 Leopold y Asiel SIUo
Edward J Brown 20 Clara z Brown: sOW
William Glare to Bridget Clare; $1,000
Bellewood Construction CO 20 Freehold con-
Title guarantee and Trust Co TO David King
et all $4,000. -,
samuel Brener TO American Mortgage 90: 81
colorado Realty 20 70 Patrick Higgins; s11'-
Joseph . Levi. trustee. 10 Elizabeth Anon;
81 800
Marie T. Jacobson "a Albert Sire; 81.
Hazel q Sutton and ano 10 Jeanette Crane;
S1291s
Anne. B Bolrner. as eSecutrix. to Marsaretta
clifford T Graham to Albert | Sire; 81
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
PLAN LECTURES ON "H0ME"
Anti.Suffragists Hope Thus to
Attract New Members.

The National League for the Civic Edu-
cation Of Women has come to the conclu-
sion that the reason so many women go in
for suffrage is that they have TO have
something TO occupy their minds. The suf-
fraee leaders have recognized this psyche
logical demand. They send their recruits
out on the street corners or to legislative
halls-and their ranks have swollen accord
ngly.
Now the anti-suffra gists propose u take
leef out Of the enemy's book and do
something TO attract new members. The
attraction will take the form of a course Of
lectures on scientific home -making-the
chemistry of food values, sanitation, hy-
glene. dietetics. nursing. textiles. household
furnishing and decorating.
The suggestion was made yesterday az
tsrnoon at the league headquarters, No.
- Madison avenue, by Mrs. Leonard b.
Schoenfed, in the course OF lecture on
Modernism In the Home
while instruction of this sort is thrust
upon the women OF the poorer classes,
Mrs. Schoenfeld said. nothing whatever is
done TO decrease the appalling ignorance
Of women Of the middle and upper classes.
Their work Of home-making is so badly
done that It is despised. and they seek
other outlets for their activities"
Mrs. Gilbert l.. Jones. chairman OF the
executive committee of the league, was so
entirely of Mrs. Schoenfeld's mind that as
soon al the lecture was over she announced
that the proposed course of lectures would
take place.
We will cooperate she said, with in
sttutions of domestic science. and also
with, other societies. even the sUffragists. if
they will awake TO the importance Of mod
ernizing the home"
Mrs. Jones was seconded by Mrs. Annie
Nathan Meyer. She was somewhat doubt
fui OF the cooperation Of the suffragists,
hut not Of the success of the lectures, foi
she believes that the majority of her sex
sun consider their place to be in the home.
spending the money that their husbands
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

T. Scott e. Son were the brokers in the
recent sale OF No. l53 East SD street 10
David Rosenbaum.
The Ferguson Brothers Manufacturing
Company is the buyer Of Nos. 230 and 232
West 3Sth street sold by the New Amster-
dam Eye and Ear HospitaI. Permission TO
sell the property for $4,000 was granted to
the institution recently IN the Supreme
Court.
David Stewart was the broker in the re-
cent sale of the block bounded by Twelfth
avenue, 18th and Manhattan streets and
the New York Central Railroad for the
Pinkney estate to the Twelfth Avenue
Realty Company. The consideration in the
deal was $4,000
W. T. Meysenburg is the purchaser ~
Nos $50 and 24l West 1Ist street. recently
gold through the Duross Company.
Bernhard BuXbaum is the purchaser of
the General Washington apartment house,
at the northwest corner of St. Nicholas
avenue and 1S0th street, the sale Of which
was reported on Saturday. The six story
Adriatic apartment house. at Nos 523 and
525 West 1921 street. on plot 6oX99.11 feet,
was given in exchange.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

57TH ST 3la East: Jacob Joss ast Pi.rc.
Brennan. owner: George Damn. contractor; 800.
2aD ST. 40 to IA West: f J oErien & Bro
sS.5.d' ssi R''aro Nea''y o. '"'V' anu ''"'
a9TH ST. West: David Never agt Herman
Alexander. owner. Moses l. Frazier. contrac-
tor; s37
99TH ST. - and 58 West: same ast Herman
Alexander. owner: Moses l. Frazier. contractor;
s216
4lsT ST. 1i2 East Drum Elevator Co agt
tam II Boylston. owners and contractors; s54l 40.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. . cor l02d ST. 'IxllsN
irreg: BENJAMIN Lawrence agt Rockledge Coii-'
struction Co. owner: Corrier Construction 20:
$3.50
22D ST. I4o 70 14A West: Otis Elevator co
ss.5s7 ssi Ei'e'0 20 ''e'''> ''' '""' ''''
47TH ST. - West: Y Green Construction Co
agt Albert q Weed. owner and contractor;
22D ST 14O 70 14, West; Max Kestenbaum
agt Rltsro Realty 90. owner and contractor:
10Th ST % Fast lanes None s,d 60 cs sst
tractor. $40 81,
72p ST. i4s West: Joseph Tino et 81 agt Fred.
erick \ Elliott. owner; David Dradd! and
Herbert Hutchings, contractors; slVs.
12D ST i6l East: Joso ph Shsnshe ag, J
Mulvsny. owner Francis r Robert. contractor;
sci 80.
LAFAYETTE ST. Y cor Cemetery lane. JoS
100: Henry ! Weaver at Annie LeNiness owner
and contractor; sJ6 %.
coCR7T.ANDT AVE TO5 and Io7: Adolph P
Roesencr agt Hupfe Sons. owners: Work
mans Educational Association. contractor
S2T3 81.
RORR1Ns AVE. q :. as II OF i3ist 81. 60x
100. Salvatore Preziso ~ al sgt Froma Realty
90. owner and contractor; 800
lq6TH ST 6l4 West; Margaret Macsor'ey
et al agt Benjamin oppenheimer. owner ana
contractor: $40 so
HI-GHFS AVE. s. s37. 10 II Of Pelham
ave. 25xs7G: STANDARD Plumbing supply co agt
g Nuovo CONSTRUCTION Co. OF ner ana contractor ;
s34s 80
,57Tg st 55i West: c r Ross Lumber Co agt
I57tb street Realty Co. owner Nathan Loeury,
contractor: SO II.
ODD ST. 40 10 IA West: sedguick Machine
Works agt Ritaro Realty Co, owner ana con-
tractor; 500
15oD ST s7s East& Atlas steel Ceiling Co agt
Longfellow Realty Corporation. owner and cocu-
tractor; 500
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

36TH sTRDET-Alfrcd r.. Ashford has sold for
Thomas \. Hill 20 Reynold II. Mcdonald Nos
300 and 357 West Both street plot 33.4X9s.9 .
feet.
I'D STREET.-THE City Real Estate Company
has sold 10 oscar Duryea No. AZ West I2d street
nve Story. American basement house on q plot
2jxlo22 feet.
Ii5TH STREET.-THE Alcazar Realty Com
pany Anthony Schwoerer jr. president, has sold
at Nos. s29 and G3l West il5t street. Il oc
cupies a plot j0X1O0.11 feet on the north side of
the street, lG0 feet east Of Riverside Drive. The
purchaser Is Lawrence Jacob who gives IN part
payment the plot lO0x100 feet at the northwest
corner of Audubon ayenue AMI l13d street. This
a5T1I STREET l.. J. Phillips q Co have sold
for Helen II. Kahn No. - West 95th street.
three story stone front dwelling house, with eX-
tension on lot 2oXlO0S feet The new owner VIII
occupy the house.
97TH sTREET-Moses Rosentha and Alexan
der Wilson have sold for Mrs. r. Kelly 80. 4is
West 9th street a four story high stoop dwell
ing house, on lot 2OX1oO.l1.
123D STREET Hannah VI french has sold
for NJ. \ Cohurn No. 2os West l2jd street,
house on lot 1Jx100.li feet. near seventh ave
nuc. The purchaser Is a Mrs. Blair who will
occupy H.
33D STREET Albert p. Ashforih has sold for
thc estate II Isabella Z. Jackson the three story
dwelling house No. - East 33d street. on a lot
l6sx9S9 feet adioininG the southeast corner Of
Madison avenue.
ETH STREET-Ennis 4 Sinnott have hougb,
two four story tenement houses. on a lot 2Ix
1913 feet. located l25 feet west OF sixth avenue.
Louis Marks OF tho Duross Company. WAS the
broker. The houses have not changed hands I'm
over seventy-nve wears.
10TH STREET Louis D Fields has sold No
13s West 10Th street. four story dwelling house,
q lot ls6Xlrcj feet
ST MARKS PLACE-John g. Folsom has
sold No 80 st. Marks Place. a four story
dwelling house. on lot S.Gx42.G feet FOR the
Wilhelmina Scholl estate. 80 q physician.
2sFH STREET-A. H. WINS a 90. sold 10
Aaron Coleman No. l34 West 2Sth street the
property OF WOODBURY. q. Langdon. This prom
eTiv mas not been transferred since February /
1876 which time T. passed 10 Helen I.angion
from whom Woodbury. q. IAngdon Inherited H.
12D STREET Frederick little q : ms have
sold for joseph Whitney No. 32l West 72d street
n four story American basement dwelling house
o1 plot l7Xlp0 feet, - a client for occupancy.
THE BRONX.
UNDERCL1FF ANENUE-B q. Rurtueft and
IA ~. Neisker have sold for the West Bronx
Realty COMPANY the plot ~ six lots on the west
side Of Inderclin avenue. go feet north OF Wash
inRton Bridge Park. 15OXlf5 Feet. The buyer iF
q builder. who viii Improve the property
10th STREET sharrott a Thom have sold
fOr Alexander Rankin No G2G Fast liOfh street
q five story nathouse. on a lot 2stxiO0 feet near
4 HFf.fa
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
REALTY NOTES.

Joseph Caccavajo. VINO has offered to con
struct a new subway. will speak on 'Popu-
lation and Its Bearing on the Transit Prob
lem" this evening before the real estate
class OF the West Side branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Owing to the
general interest In subways, the meeting
will be held in the auditorium. and is free
TO the public.
r. Crystal & Son. builders, have moved
their office from No % West 3ith street
10 the Night and Day Bank Building. No
527 Fifth avenue. corner OF iith street.
Bert q. Fauhaber q co. have taken the
entire hoor in fIispana Hall, at broadway
and 10th street. and will use II for their
real estate business. The offices al Nos
% ana 2j6 Broadway have hcon discon-
tinued
A. ~. WINS & 60. have placed the fol-
iowins loans: For the James McCrecry
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
BY Herbert A. sherman
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address of lessee
FEBRUARY 21

TtBRt Akh "a.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 17i2 store and part base
ment. T y : Realty co TO August lux; : yrs
from May !. 1911; $1,000; address. 500 81 Nicho-
las ave
AVE a. - 70 a. two bldGs solomon Kliusen,,
George Bergman: yrs from MAY !. 1911. 81 900;
address. Port Chester. Y.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1855: store. ETC.. Patrick
kennedy to John T. Jordan. yrs and mos
from March I. 1911; $1,000; address. 3ii Madi-
son ave.
BLEEcKER. ST. i5l and i5a. all; Giovanni
Iordi 10 Duigi V Fugazo : yrs from May l..
1911. sl.604, address. l55 Bleecker st.
BROADWAY, 21s2 to 2Is6 Ioo5x irrcs. all:
Howard Pashel TO charles Furthmann IL yrs and
mos from March I. 1aii sli.joo; address Har-
rison. Y.
HUDSON ST. 5os and 5o5. 4oxloOx irres: new
bldg 90 he erected: Greenwich Investing. co 20
,he ~ Heller & Mer5 GO; 10 yrs from Aus /. 1911
f.ENoN AVE iGG store etc: Rose Blumenthal
to Annie kTsch: yrs from May L. 1912: $780,
address. sG6 LcnoX ave.
I'D AVE, 1853. store. store floor and basement !:
Cherney Epstein TO Anshe Levine: 2 yrs from
May J. 1911 $3.50. address. 1863 Sd ave.
9TH AVE. 4GT and 4G9 all Of upper portion
exeGpi stores Charles > Fromberg % and anT Io,o 10
sll.OuO: address. 49, 9Th ave.
llTH ST. 7S2 10 736 East. ground floor. Adolph
schwartz and Simon Steiner 10 schwartz q q
1911, SGoJ. address. I32 Eas, ilth ST.
14TH S'r l32 10 l3G West. " IL ~ store W :.
hasemen: and entire first loft. Pincus Lowen-
field and William Prayer TO Consolidated Chande-
lier Co: ) yrs from May |. l9li 5000; address,
23i BoWcry.
18TH ST. n 8. 12j Il Of 10th ave 2Jx91. H. the
land. Casimir Dc r Moore to Albert + Straher;
II yrs from Dec !. 1910 (option Of renewal;
taxes and $500 lst yr and thereafter 500 TO 800;
address 3i3 West 12Ith ST.
10Th ST. 235 70 go East. all: Henry Korn To
Carmire DE Gasero. yrs and II mos from June
|. 1910: 5000; address, 231 East 59th ST.
133D ST. 127 and 100 West ali: Jazard Picard
81 al 10 Oscar y Ros and Morris Ge!tensteih;
Yrs from March 81. 1911; 81. 400. address. 30
West 18th 81.
ls0TH ST : :. 40 II OF WISE ave- store:
krabo-Ernst Realty Co % Roger 4 Nolan: > yrs
from Feb !. 1871; $3.50: address. 42I fremont ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court:
ISAAC and THOMAS GINGOLD, who
compose the firm OF Glngoid Brothers,
manufacturers OF mems clothing at NO. 6el
Broadway, involuntary. Creditors; NJ. &.
Houser, 81 90: II. II. Goldsten. 800. and l.
Chanin. so. all on assigned claims. II was
alleged that they were inSoiVeHt ana maue
preferential payments Judge Hough APP
bilities are $500 and assets about 5000.
iobber in cloaks. and suits at No. Al West
2lst street involuntary. Creditors: Wein-
rcb Cloak and Suit Company s175; Austin
McNeal $50, and Lionel y. Kristeller, $lDc.
Il is alleged that the corporation was in
solvent and admitted In writing inability 10
pay its debts. Judge Hough appointed
Peter Flint receiver. Liabilities are 500
WOLF KAsTNER. dealer in cotton and
woOilen goods AT No 50 Eldridge street,
involuntary. Creditors: Louis Rittenberg
was alleged that he was insolvent made
preferential payments Of 5000 and trans
ferred merchandise and accounts OF 81 100.
Judge Hough appointed clifford G. I-ud-
Vigh receiver. Liabilities are N,OD and as
G. S. DAYTON COMPANY. dealer in
sporting goods a, No. IS Nassau street and
No. ~ Warren street. involuntary. Cred
itors: Edward J. McLesteT. 5000: Charles
!. Godfrey Company. s93. and Nathan Nov
city Manufacturing Company ss9. II was
alleged that the company was insoVent on
February %. transferred stock and assets
and admitted i'm writing it's Insolvency.
Judge Hough appointed Edward B. Boise
receiver with a ol bond OF S,v0. =. dne IN totai
JULIUS COSEL. of No 100 West 7Mh
street individually and also as the Cosel
Clothing Company. involuntary. Credit
nrs; Citizens National Bank Of New cas-
tIc Penn $500, money loaned. Robert
Cohn. New York. Ss07 and Nathan B. l..
COsei. Brooklyn. 1921. II was alleged that
m was insovent. mahc preferential pay
nents OF 81 100 and transferred merchan-
disc and accounts OF $l.o0 Assets are es-
fimated AZ $1,000
ROBERT T.. DCGGAN. liquor dealer 81
No ao7 sixth avenue voluntary. Liabilities.
s71 3if. assets. ti.7oS Judge Hough appoint
cd William Henkel lr.. receiver.
.E ROY = JONES. Of No 2ei2 Broad
usy. voluntary Liabilities. S332l; assets,
x...
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
Wagner to VIM Hyland sl,as; attorney John

Wagner to wm Ifylsnd: siI23; attorney. Jonn
y Harrison. 2js Broadway.
LOT 81 mao in PARTITION Pierce ast fisfre.
1889 25yi9f: June .. 1909 Robert Narshsn 20 20
Cib EduIty co. $3.50; attorney. 'haies T"
Brecber li2G Walker ave.
FARK AVE s. 1852 n s OF 1891 II. l%o-iS,2s
1l3 1x72 being tots 30 81 aud ~. niap o! -
lots adj is3d 81 station Feb 10. 1905: Cas'mr
Wagner to Tv . Heuer. $500: attorney. IAw-
yers Title Insurance and Trust 60. 100 broap-
way.
TIFFANY ST. W 3. 1910 n OF Inteiyais
ave fs.2XfOOx irreg: july 26 1910; Stahord ,on- on
1tric.ion % TO New York TrUrt co: sopv'
attorney. LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust o.
100 Broadwa".
VYsE AVE II5a. iOOx2o: Dec "a. 1908: Silber-
berg 4, saul Inc 10 VIM T Park: 5000: attor-
rey. Maurice Nsylor. 800 BROADWAY
1881 sT. n s. 2i2.4 II from " cor Wiiio~
ave fO0xl6s: MAY 49, 1885, Win and Lima
Werner TO Matilda and Margaret Forster
81. 600. attorney. Francis d Baines, 10 Nassau
st
I3STJI ST. n S oO6.6 n Of Alexander ave.
f0ox25; Oct IS. 1879: John Kelly 70 EmisIan'
Industrial Savings Rank 5000
SAME PROPERTY: Dec 3. 1891; Cath ana
James Kelly 10 same: $1,000
SAME PROPERTY: Oct 81. 1894; same 70
same. 500: address. 40 Chambers ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
LIS pENDENS.

BROADWAY. 2921 TO 294l: Joseph Thesis agt
George Daily ct al faction 10 forecose mechsncs
licn): attorneys. Farley s. Carstarphen
COLLEGE AVE, . 5. 1910 II S OF 1inth ct,
r6 1xlO0. Tanning @ T Beck agt Bertha Knauf
ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys Oakes s.
SchurZ.
49TH ST. $. l4I.i II " OF Broadway .O4xlOo3;
lanes = knight agt George r Clark. jr. et al
partition: attorneys. Phillips q Avery.
LOT ais. map OF Daily estate. The Bronx:
Daniel : Doran agt Rosario tagars (action TO
compel rcconveyance): attorney. B Clarke.
9TH ST s. 100 II OF Castle Hin ave 25.
los Susan 4 Brennan agt John r Bentz ct al
foreclosure OF Mtg: attorneys, Wager & Acke..
CHURCH ST. PA and 2I6: Thomas ST. ~ 10
81: Mary Brandegee agt Plaza Holding 90 ct
al foreclosure Of mtg); attorneys. Strong & Cad
Malnder
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
SUBURBAN ZONE SALES.

The Duross Company has sold twenty.
three lots at New Hyde Park. Borough Of
Queens, formerly Covert Park, for the
New Hyde Park Development Company. TO
l.. Helm: also. thirty-eight acres on Law
renee avenue, New Hyde Park. for the
New Hyde Park Development Company. to
L. Helm, who viii develop 1t.
The Woodmere Realty Company has sold
70 Charles Fisher a plot on the west side
OF Elm street. AS feet north OF Central
avenue. 6Oxi0 feet. for improvement with
a house for his own occupancy. At Wood
mere Mrs. H. T. Allen has leased 10 Pro-
fessor Raymond u. Brownlee n house on
the east side of Irving Place, south of Cen
trail avenue. and II. Goldschmidt has leased
for william S. Petit TO Clarence Freeman
a house IN Pine street. north o. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28

Brown: Feb 81; 500: address. ss? East l73th st.
WILLOW LANE. n { - at n 8 on Eas,1rn i,
iIiggips 10 Colorado peaItv 90: Feb =. 81; ad-
dress, Eastern Boulevard. near Arrow ave.
SAME PROPERTY: Colorado Resity 60 20
Frank Platter: Feb -; 500. address, '"-S 'o'
dington ave.
3D AVE. " 5. e3,.6 n n Of isist ST. I5ox
loI1 The Ruduph Wallach co 10 va'en,lne
Construction co CIntg $i5.i50 Feo io' sr"'
address 1916 Crosby ave.
ie5TH ST. $50 East. 37.6xioO; Marg r. ooos "
v,IIIean 10 Abraham ID Wallaco mtg 100000: :
Feb g. 500; address Matteawan. y J.
l7TTH ST. cor ~ Bronx PARK ave .'f
100. BENJAMIN KlmmI 10 clara Burhbere tntg
e. 4Oo,: Aug ~ 1907. sioo: address. 1863 Fast
t77th St
igSTH ST. " cor OF Crcston ave. Z'Nloz TX
irreg: George McAneny and ano, eNech'ofs. etc,
10 william Hanslemann; Aug lS. islo' ST'c"'
address. 2lG West 22d ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

IoNGWOOD AVE. s74. Harry Meltzer agt
Luis p Bernstein ct al: Nov IA, 1910; S5,2 90
lG2D ST II :. 100 n Of Broadway; Barkln
Construction 90 agt Richard % Thioau', Inc et
al: Feb &. 1911 (by dcposiD; s4.
tS'r AVE 1926: Lawrence Aizzo agt Carrie
r<lapper et al: Dec 10. 1910: $50.
T2D ST LAG West: Joseph Tino ct al ast Simon
+ Rothschild et al; Feb %. 1911; sloS.
.oD ct y & between 9th ave and Broa atuay;
louis Nader sgt AlonZo Hornby 81 al; Feb 8.
1911: s9s2 IS.
9TH ST. $40 and 542 West: Bath 81, 54l 70 545
West Post q Mccord agt James Z Gledhill ct al:
oct 4 1910: 40.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
NEW HOME FOR CATTLE CLUB.

The American Jersey Cattle club is TO
have a new clubhouse. Tnc structure is to
be built AT Nos. $50 and 32i West I'D street
west of Eighth avenue. and directly oppo-
site the Grand Opera House.
The property was bought in January, 1910.
by Elmer A. Darling, president of the club,
from Henry l.. Wheeler and Mary o. Elgar,
and will be transferred by him TO the club
tomorrow. The property has a frontage Of
40 feet and a depth Of 100 feet
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
ALTERATIONS.

26TH ST. = COS r. . OF 18th ave. TO a 5
stv brk stable and dwg: Rosenberg. West
10th St owner; Relssmann, 80 1st ST. archi-
tect; cost, 5000.
52D ST, i4s and $50 West 10 two sty
tennis; \ Il Wallace. Albany, owner. Schwartz
& Gross and Il Marcus 347 9th ave. archi-
tect: cost. $4,000.
18TH ST. 33J and So West: 10 two 3 sty
dwgs: 4 Gels, premises owner; N Muller,
li5 Nassau ST. architect: cost. $500
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

FORSYTH ST. s. 6f.7 II w Of Division 81;
for a 1 stv store 1870 OK irreg; Charles Rubin
ger o21 Broadway owner; Rouse g. Goidstone,
3S West 32d st. architect; cost, $1,000.
26TH ST. 5lo to 51s West: for a 6 sty brk
loft bldg 90 6x9aj II Urls. 90 West 10th
81 owner and architect; cost. $4,000.
10TH ST. e. 373 it OF Pleasant ave: for a
stv brk bank and stable. 7I4x9S: Hamilton
Holding 90. li3 Broadway, owner: g 7 Pelham
5O7 18th ave. architect; cost $4,000.