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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14

I" HE breaking up. OF a home is toe
tragical for laughter, yet In tht
case of the Sinclair-Kemp i'm.
broglio. with its silly patter OF
affinities. and soulmates. and being
true to ones self. and living on the
higher plane. and such like tommyrot
one may surely be pardoned for regard
Ing the mixup with a cynical smile
1t Is always more or less amusing
TO see a man hoist by his own petard. .
and there Is certain sort OF grim SAT-
isfaction In observing that Upton Sim
clair. who has been the apostle who
has preached the gospel OF the uncon-
ventional In the relationship OF men
and women. and scorned the marriage
service as relic of slavery. beats 1t to
the divorce court the minute he even
suspects that his own wife is putting
his lovely views into practice
have often wondered how men Hike
Maurice Hewlett and Locke. who create
Sancnias and Emmys, and beautiful
houri, with no moral sense would act II
Sinclair solves the problem They would
divorce en- For theories are one thing,
and practice Is another, and every man
is an essential monogamist'-at least
The Common Result.
MIS- Sinclair says that she really has
nothing to complain of in her husband
except that experience proved him not
TO be her real affinity, and that there
were temperamental differences between
them that would prevent them ever be-
ing perfect soul mates
Therefore she started out on still
nunt Tor some other man who, as she
somewhat vaguely remarks "can meet
me on the same plane of understand
ms ing and has the same values of life and
OF course, she found him. The one
hunter who never returns empty hand
ed Is the man or woman who starts
out to seek an affinity. Mrs. Sinclair,
according to her own account found
several gentlemen who seemed to have
all the ear marks Of real. genuine,
Dlown-in- the-bottle soul mates during
the 10 years in which she pursued
friendships with other men as II she
were not married"-again to quote her
exact words.
However. affinities do not appear to
wear any better than husbands. and
nothing came of these sentimental
Journeys IN search Of the true romance
until she met up with an anaemic
Kansas poet. Then divorce came and
Mrs. Sinclair welcomes It as a relief
from marriage in which she suffered
from soul ISOLATION
Now she declares her intention of
being true to herself, of developing
her own personality. and living on
higher plane in a more rarified atmos-
phere than commonplace domesticity
can give her.
More; she is going to be an example
to the world
My attitude" she declares. SIS one
OF attempted independence. It is real
~ an attempt TO solve for myself. in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14

as he threw himself down at his faith
er's bedside, he thanked him for hav-
ing shown him the way.
A moment later Ingeborg came In
Father has told me everything" she
said 1T Is as IL you had returned
from long journey. Well. am proud
of you
II called 1t our house, Ingeborg"
She blushed and said:
II never liked that house It was as
II what ought to have been bread had
been turned into stone"
And you were right, Ingeborg. But
now have only two empty hands. Do
you dare, SIngeborg?
Now I dare. Emil, for now / know
what Is in you"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14
ELVIRA, A SPANISH NAME;
ITS USE BY ROYAL FAMILIES
Copyright, 1910, By Henry w, Fischer.
Copyright, 1910, By Henry w. Fishery

The Amaryilis is Elviras emblem.
Haughtiness" her sentiment.
A Royal Name.
The fact that so many Spanish
queens have borne the name would
seem to speak for the supposed iden-
tity with Elmira These royal Elviras
belong to very early age, OF no In
terest whatever today The Cid had
a daughter named Afvira, but only
her name survived through the thou
sand years following upon her death
Two of the most famed composers
of grand opera have given the name
Eivira to their heroines, Mozart In
Don Giovanni and Verdi in Ernani.
Other Elviras appear in Be1linrs Puri-
tani and In Aubers Masanielle-
Sheridan's "Pizarro" and Dryden's
Spanish Friar" introduced the name
IN literature. Another Elyira appears
in Love Makes Man." by Cibber
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14
Where Can You Beat Itl

VHE VALUE of land IN Texas
to SAT- 1870 $40 percent
II of
products of the soil about profitable
especially valley assuming
that planting
future and with say
be
addition to the net profits from he LAM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14
PECOS FAIR OPENS
WITH LARGE CROWD
Estimates Place the Attend
ance the First Day
at 5000

Pecos, Texas. Sept 14--Witn visitors
pouring into the city from all parts
OF the southwest by the hundreds. and
all trains loaded, the first annual fair
at Pecos has opened
Estimates place the number OF peo-
PIE on the fair grounds at more than
5000. Will L Sargent general immi-
grafton agent ef the Gould lines. made
the principal address. E c. Cannon
welcomed the visitors to the city. A
magnificent display OF agricultural ex-
htbits was broughc out to the fair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14
EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
7 JINGLE no~.%xI Do

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Of
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14
p LvIRA is Spanish name. probably
II darirad Prom a lh1Is Whifa. Our

~ LvIRA is a Spanish name, probably
-. derived from albus. white Our
Afbina or Albinia are Of the same
root like the English-German
Alvina, but it must be admitted that
Elvira sounds prettier.
Older Spanish forms OF Elvira are
Alvaria and Alberta
Perhaps the claims of those who de-
rive Elvira from -Elmira" are as good
as our own. Elmira means Of high
BIRTH" princess White was the garb
of kings in oiden days. The relation
OF Albus (white), then, Is quite easily
established.
Probably the English male name Al
ban also comes from Albus as well
as the Scotch male name, Albany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14
HERALD TRAv-
ELzNG AGENTS.

Persons solicited to
subscribe for The
Herald should be-
ware Of imposters
and should not pay
money TO anyone
unless he csn show
that he is legally
authorized by tia
Fl Paso Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14

don't care how long Teller Is mar.
NED, some new phase O. his wife's char
acter viii pop out every day. What's
worse than red nose an dyed mus
tache7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14
Laurier's Canadian Naval Policy
May Lead To His Ultimate Defeat

Bouassa and Monk Are Making Strong Fight Against the
Canadian Premier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-14
Dorothy Dix ON THE sE REAL

The Quest After souMate Afnes Children
of the Disrupted
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20

rapers in all competitions rated and me
results reported.
Referring TO the applications with whicn
the Commission has been deluged st tne
prospect OF change Of political contro'
in the state administration. with view 10
the transfer Of positions TO the competitive
class for the purpose Of removing theSe
places from possible consideration az SO
many opportunities for the reward o'
activity IN political service, IL reports tha'
It considered tho presentation OF such aP
phoations at this timc inopportune, and iala
them all on the table. The places when
would have been affected by the changes
requested numbered not less than lbo In
this connection the report adds:
The commission took the same course
last year. as recounted In its report TOT
1909, when the transfer OF county oflceS ln
New York County from Democratic 70 he-
publican control, and the coincident change
in Kings County from Republican to Demo
cratic control. brought forth many appn-
cations from outgoing officials OF both par
ties for the covering In Of their appointees'
Tho Commission has consistently re-
Trained from making political changes oc-
casion for the use OF it's power of reclassi-
ration
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20

oVERtNG ST. W :. sos q n of "a ~ tniidinr
nreg West Chestsr. Baxter noNf f,r ~. 500
80 70 Jennie Brown Cntg si1,cool' 30"
ADDRESS. 29s7 Perry ave. ~,
PROSPECT AVE. 6is and go ., ., oIai,n Dec
dsInin Lew TO Edward RublJ .I",,
a. lPlO. 81, address. 22 East G5d N' ,..
.oEARK AVE :. 100 n > o. Nenp" tr,,Iion'
2zohi"" irreg. Elias CohPm nee 2i;
,Menioyer Construction Co; All He"''
CIV" address. ll3O Union ave. -
PARK AVE. W cor 1891 ST. lUl - ne 9e
henry Morgenthau co 10 John } lullS'
l9lo 500. address, o29 Whltlock ave CO,
RtsKlN ST a. lots 2O4 and 2la. "'6H xGSx
pl JcSeph Wood, AZ WiiamsbI sseaat mtg
nIcgi Melrose Realty co to Munzla ". fde,h sf
4,WW; Jan Is: 500: address, 329 tast w.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. :. l's 's,,Iui-sssad ~ Ui
'rotona Park East 25xl3o. Robert ) ' 'iS' StOO
10 Domingo Mehle jmtg s22 JOW; Jan &C. -
addrss. 157 7th ave.
18TH ST SIS. So5 II " Of Ave e. pNlo@ J, Jd,',n,
port Illinois Surety Co TO josephine '''
Jan IL 81 address. sci Nanida ~.
l5lST ST. n $ $50 II . OF Courtlandt ave 2o- 3or
GO Cmts 81 300; Jan is; 500: address 80 TA''
14pth St
I'D ST. cor Barnes ave- l3O1sei fi'ron 90
= 1et 10 AntOnetts Fagella; and - "a, TO-
fi' ehdrNss - Gregory st. Jersey City' -
2}3D ST IS. part lots 1.o8s. .023 ana ~, ;,
map Wakeheld i25S irreC; William Lfcn1P a
Annie prochaka mtg $500; Jan Is; Sl' ~
dress. 1916 Brook ave
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
TO "RECLASSIFY RESULTS
Grahame White May Yet Get
Statue of Liberty Prize.

Claude Grahame- Whites claim to tho
$1,000 prize offered by Thomas r Ryan
for the Statue Of Liberty flight, and paid
10 tho late John y. Mosant last October,
will be reconsidered by the contest COM
mittee of tho Aero Club Of America upon
the arrival ot the full text OF the decision
Of the International Aeronauic Federation
made recently in Paris.
Announcement 10 this effect was made
yesterday by Lyttleton Fox. ~ the board
Of governors Of the Aero Club Mr.. FOX
denied a report that tho club was prepar-
ing a decision favorable 20 Grahame-
White
I'VE do not even know what points We
shall have 10 decide" Mr.. Fox said. we
have received a cabegraIn from tho Fed
Grafton In Paris notifying us that the mat
ter had been referred back to us for re-
classification on results This might he
taken 20 mean anything. The case Will
not be taken up until the receipt OF the
full text ot tho Federation's decision
reaches us"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
LIS PENOENS.

ril-H ST. n s. 40 n " of s,h av- SlNl'n !
Inn at n =. 500 q "a ~ oth ave, "6P"
TWO actions: Cornelius + kinEsland as' loG
Martin ~ al foreclosure or two m'RN' e'Nf''
r Ge r Foster.
11fTH ST. Ms. $50 n X ~ 'tn ave. @'Hl@
Walter + KiugsIand agt John Nar1h .
foreclosure Of mtg, attorney, % tNt
IOTs . II II and IS. map so IN paltl
~ Conrad estate. The Bronx. SEQ flH
agt Frederick l. Glow - al ,am"ni'A 'o''' -
OF MTG. attorney. Noif.
f. 1ST AVE. 1855. John : Sullivan -
roseS Scharf ~ al foreclosure "f m'z' "e
ney. : . McEachen.
BROADWAY, a.; Henry Cobb az 'hs Fo1
two Broadway CO - 81 lartlon ~ ~ ~
saleD: attorueys & - Morgan a son
SHERIFF ST. ; Ada. Gardner ., 4 e. :
Sophie SchlepOko'f et ~ lsmenaH1 io''''o'''
mtg: attorney. l. Q Aston.
rxrFRvAr,E AVE 1Ii6 70 il5c. two ac.N
william Rankin agt Philip Is Saltta - 2! M
closure OF two mtgsl, attorneys, olarseI osH
Adams.
LEWIS ST IS. Aaron Grttl'sb aS' HI
NosLoVitz 81 al foreclosure n nit-l a'''rF.
Schlesingor & Srhlesi1ger
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 4is and 40 'rH Be-,
De Hirsch Fund szt Ellen Cohaldn ., al 'aIT
sd foreclosure Of mtg. afiorne,s. h D
Isaacs -.
AVE g. = s. ~ Il n % 18th 81, -oh'S ~ ~,
ham I, Nevberger agt Max Bloch - = y.
ciosurs OF m,gl: attorneys, Lachnan CT
smith -,
1A3D ST. r2G 70 l52 West: two actions I'm
IovyarSsId act Clinton l. Jones et ~ tore =.
Of two mtgsl attorneys. Nrhs'-''' W
Pfsfrer. ..r
,t2TrJ ST g s. 100 n ~ ~ Tth ave HHi'
Robert q Sands agt Frederick w Mer'sN .
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys ho"s1s
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20

-
Construction GO 10 John ! Tully CO. F'''
atty. Hugo Mack. Beekman 81
FOX ST. g, $50 Il of Home 81, IpoS .,sr S%2t ~
eL9xl4 lxl0s.6: Picone & OliVs 90 toio' ss 01
70 John Tully. CO: uou,,oan Jny ~ 81
atty. Hugo Mack. B'eKhah ~
SAME PROPERTY. jug 20. samo 70 same
5000: attorney, same a. app's'
FOX ST. =. 800 n Of Home ~ !VpAW'
July 20. 1910: same 10 same, s'V' ''"'"''
same AS above.
begins n 3 % II G64th ST.. 2S2S n 0t MAsn
ington ave. 2OOx92 S: July 81 lsM, Jacob ,o, Wl.ng
10 Bernhard schupp sll.Wo: Attorney Hi''
d Steinkamp, 40 Nassau 81
PENFOI.p AVE. 176 n Of Suburban Place,
iOl lOge5 iSaI 1Ix4i.3; May "a. 1910. Fraucis \
Kell 60 TO New York Trust 90. $500. aitoi
ney. Frederick A Snow, - Wall ~
PROSPECT AVE. =, 22si n II NJ Wesd1
Daniel Farrell 20 Lawyers Mortgage co; S''D,
attorney Lawyers Title and Insurance CO. J."
Broadway.
PROSPECT AVE. =, 2oSii n ~ wesi- Sii
lard Parker Butter. trus $500; attorney S''''
above.
PRosPEcT. AyE, s. 20 n n ,6I 31 ,ynI,sd Wfs't
Hebrew Charities. city of New York. s''''V
attorneys. same ~ above.
PROSPECT AVE. $50 to 500 II tx66 * irreg
Jan q 1910 James . CARRIAGES GOO 10 af,orne,
Issdore Hcrshfed 20 Nassau st.
SOUTH ST n S. 2Ni4 n . Of Pslisade a aSc sc.
Riverdale. DOS. 7xls3x irrcg. containing 4ZoII,,
,n n: Aug / 1907. LEONARD 4 and Louise "
Giegerich 10 Mary T. and Anne T Combs S@""'V
attorney, Thomas Cuthbert - Broad"a}'
i45TH ST. =. ij7 II " Of Wills ave llV.-'
50; Aug % 1910; Benjamin Benenson 10 an, anr'
can Mortgage Co; $4,000 address, 81 Nassau 81
l45TH ST, s q. 203t n Of 80 ave. 5DNlVp
June ~ 1910. Benjamin Renenson 10 the bunsaat. e..
Co; $1,000. attorneys. Merrill & hos'''' -
Broadway.
.i45TH ST. . s. oU34 n ot I'd ave- 0NlOO
July 3. 1900: George Gould 70 the Ernisrant III Il
dustrial Savings Bank. 5000; attorney ""P"'i
philbln, ~ Chambers st.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20

O. owner: John Kendall. owner and eo-,.
s426 50 ''n''a-,
IS3D ST. n e. 99.I 4 p of Wa.A,,-
lTjViO0. same agt same. ti.OZ3 sn ,
KELLY ST. 81 10 S9r. Van N,,, ".
ing % sRt Bell StOnr Realty Ga ~
Kendall owner and contractor. tl2so ~ Z
soTH ST. III East, James Mcw.p.,,
Inc. az, Mary w Johnson orn.r :,
tractor Lyl" r & Madeline Wahan. co,.', ,
81 1SJ 60 srs
wAsHGNGToN AVE. I2si ana 80.
Celbsnd ag' sarah Cohen. Erusaein -. :
20 and Samuel Levin owners and co,,ss-
$50 ''N~p =
10TH ST PSI. and litb ~. 42s "a,
Miller agt Cora : Meisior. owns,. W ,hsa
tractor. S75. ''''''s q
iTTH ST. -, 900 T. ~ fi'h ~. "a.
TIarald Y GOrmsen sRt Mary co-.;salb
George he Wit owners. Louis Re1 49, 4
Joegc'. contractors. $500.
KELLY ST w = - q q rbis,,.,.
S5oVi0O. Richard r ThIbsut. Inc .o, /,
Kross, CARR" MAYER Eeiiwood Peas
Longysle Construction GO. owners. 49,
dall. contractor. 81 667 %.
Is3D ST, =. o9.7 n - ~ wssh,ny,,.
175Nl00; Philip HorschoVsky ar TryiS. 4.
90. Bell stone Realty GO ana prary -
Bank. owner. John Kendall. owner ~ !
tractor. 81 900.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. rs. In.
1929 Fl. l3gVi00. william T Hook.y ~.
Katonah Construction CO. owner. r 49,.
contractor. g.. 501 80.
SAME PROPERTY same sgt Eator,.
struction Go, owner and contractor. 81 q,
SEABrRY PL. cor OF 1924 :, "
same agt V y Construction CO. oTn.,
& Fuhrman, contractors. S555 -
18TH ST. 20 East. Kat Lurbsr r,
Frank ! Pupignas owner. Morgan ra,,..
tion GO and Marcus B T.bhy. con,-,-.
SGGg Os
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.
JANI-ARY 10


AVE 3. o. and ~: Evale Male - Meni'
Korn: yrs from Jan |, 1910; s6.l address, ~
Ave p.
RRooME ST. 222 and 22i store. etc; Jos n
CiOldstein TO Charles NdreN. = Yrs mos from
Feb I. 1911. 81 .2s4: address, u Essex 50.
CHAMBERS ST, 152. store and basement:
Bernard Kreizer 10 the Ralph p Carter Co: 10
yrs 2 mos from March (. 1911: $500; address.
80 Church 81
Delaney ST. s. to 81, two single stores
and Easements; Morris Rose and 10 Joseph
wilmer: yrs mos from Jan !. 1911. So l6O:
address. 80 Delaney 81.
HOUSTON ST. 2GT East: Suffolk St III
ground floor and basement; Max Marcus 70
VI Marcus; yrs from Jan II. 1911: 81 700; ad-
dress 80 East Houston 81.
STANTON ST cor Pitt 81. store and ba So
menf. Abr 7 Dsvorskv 10 Joseph Fsltman: 4 yrs
from Jan T. 1911; si,S@r; address 2a2 Fast
Houston st.
80 AVE. 4s7. store and basement: Self,
Realty 20 10 IerA Hodnett: 10 yrs from Jan I.
1911. $500: address, West l2lst 81.
tTH AVE. 61 frs, loft Benz Blossom. ir
and sno. cXrs 70 Mark l. sanford yrs . mos
from oct IS, 1910; $3.50; address, 2l3 2i ave.
sTH AVE. a25 north store. Peter Dooley and
ano 70 Samuel simmons: : yrs from May l. 1909;
Loo, address, e25 sth ave.
9TH AVE SIS and 500. Gertrude We'll 10 Jacob
Iahn: 10 yrs from April I. 1900 81 80; sd-
dress. 5sS 9th ave.
9TH ST n 80 81 West. loOxosg Henry W
Boettger 20 Cohen & Sons Realty co: ~ yrs
West 2.th 81.
4sTTT ST 44a west store. Marie welln.r 70
Henry Classenr; 3 yrs 6 mos from Nov I, 1910:
SlsO. address. $40 West 46th st.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
| WHOLE SUMMER OF FLYING
Group of Aviators to Conduct
School on Hampstead Plains.

II Will he cold day in tho Summer OF
1911 when there Is no flying In and around
New York City. The International Avia-
tors. Incorporated, announced yesterday
that they would conduct an aviation school
on Hampstead Plains near Garden City.
4 similar announcement by the Wright
Company which has not decided upon any
place. was made few days ago.
The International Aviators, Incorporated,
IS the company name Of the aggregation OF
flyers now on tour I'm the Southwest, OF
which the late John y. Moisant was per-
laps the most famous member. Alfred ].
MOSant. his brother accompanied by HIS
two sisters, is expected 10 arrive from
Havana IN two or three days. Mr.. Moisant
will then. It is believed, have something to
say concerning his intention 10 lease SIX
teen hundred acres Of Hampstead Plains,
erect ono hundred aeroplane sheds, open a
factory FOR the manufacture Of the MOT
SAINT metal monoplane and hold near Gar
den city at least one big hying meet a
month during the coming summer.
RecapltulatiuC various results attained
uy tho Mosant Flying Circus since IL start
cd TO hy at Richmond, Va, on November
q. a travelling representative Of the COM
hnation said yesterday that Charles X.
Hamilton rad received one ot tho larEcs,
incomes on record In tho flying game
Uamu'ons contract calls for $4,000 n year
~ per cent OF an prizes that he may win and
al his expenses. including salary and OK.
pcuses of his two mechanics. Tho repre-,
sentative said that Hamilton had been IN
the afr a. minutes and ~ seconds in thirty
eight days. for which ne had hsen paid a;
the rat" Of SIS % minute. John r. Mot
earra time iu rio air over the same pariod
vas ,5 hours 10 seconds. according - the
same authority.
Tho night before Mr. MoiSart was killed
sr New Orleans, on December n. no said
r response 20 a query concerning his aero.
urutI. views for 1911 There viii be ntty
H,sr. iu fHI wherr there is ono In 1910,
tNcre viii ne I've deaths iu 1911 whore there
Has been ono IN ipo and We shall certainly
cross tho Atlantic hv aeroplsue In three
E,1rs"
lr tho FIRST two o-tmat arc mot the-s
VIII be a. lcast GSy thousand ayiator'
curing th's year and ono hundred and Hfty
deaths g., aeroplaDc accident.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
LEASES BIG WAREHOUSE
Publishers 10 Occupy Structure
in Old Greenwich Village.

.,amrra vseFIr' obtained Through 're
rHrua company ivrrtf.1no wear lease
~ tho Amrrd0u Storage Warehouse. p
.., story nrourpof structure containing
.l ~ .gu,rs fse' ~ space ~ No 90
fu e.. West f7tr street Tho building
eBa erected pfuu' siy years 0Eo ana leased
.tu V s. sloane for storage purposes.
and .a apr.d Ur catherine and Elizabeth
TIs,f and others About year ngo tho
unrusa company IrB-sd another property
the .ame aizo 20 golfers Weekly" 80
90 fa a., vssi f.H street on The opposite
.., sf ths tree.
I,uyor Brother. psrr fnr broker IN tho
recent, reported le1s. of tho corner store
in 'he Donald UuldIng. az 20 street and
sixth avenue. tu David A schultz
The Lows A. May Company has leased
for Mr. E 4 lynch her cottage on the
south Side of Central avenue. Lawrence.
Long Island. to Joseph Mauhcimor for fl
term ~ I've years.
o. G. senior 4 60 have leased for "A
term ~ years for Eolton Han the three
story dwelling house No i9 West ed
street 90 Joseph Glazcr. FOR Eugene De-
ve.rdt the four story dwelling house No.
lG West b1tu street to J. NJ Gall. and for
susie Scott Han tho store az No. go Wost
la-tH street 90 tn" Walton Clothing Com
Isry.
o. e. NJ k.ns .lothiors formerly ~
Broadway aud Park Place. have taken a
long lease Of the four story building No.
.,I sixth avenue. dlagonally opposite Gree
I,t square The building II located is feet
south ~ 73I street aud the lessees viii
mak, eNtousiv, alterations 10 the structure
and op,u an establishment in the spring
ua ~eldinG Brothers leased the top loft
Iu n, usv building Noe ft, snd 'on Icon
arI street for james " 'ruikshsnk 10 the
richardson Press foT term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Picone & OLIVIA Construction co to william r
Same 70 Dominic rrotter. 81
Kcmp-Jones Realty Go TO Joseph j Jones'
Sl.j15 s.--. 9, -,
catherine l. Wyrre 20 Florence Ma'"'"''
Lewis V Ia velle 10 Margaret Knox; 81 600 900,
Walter HIliebrant 90 Charles L'''So"' %
lanes e Kirsheimer 10 Joseph y MARY, 81. ?,
Solomon " Schatz<in 70 NichaeI bui' rs
Title Insurance 60 10 Mount Hermoh b''S
school: $4,000
Katharine Biyscu 10 Katharine 3 Hicks: 81
Helen Jaffrav 20 Emil \ Sohfringcr; >h"p.
Thomas Il Smith, eNr. 10 George N'''si'''' .
S'2;' William r Mason to Picono & DIVA construo-
''oH Annie S Matthles to Egbcrt Walker sr; $500
lawyers Title Insurance and Ir..t 90 40 '
Lawyers Mortgage co.. assts; each Nls.Vn;;,
Henrv G Wlssemann and ano 70 Joseph AIou'
'" joseph 5b' Toeyi and ano executors to Ro'slio
samd Bar,et To- SiIle fIis' l. Moschcowitz; a.ss 81
Martin KIett 10 Marie Eglinglr; Sl'H49 ,,,.
TITLE Guarantee and Trust 20 70 fre'''''N
William Crane 70 William crane: 81
Frank ! cassidy 20 Josephine clark EIbvD.
windsor Trust co 10 Frank J Casslay' so
'';: sadie ado y cIoc<o n Virginia Wood. $500.
CITY real Estate co TO Excelsior savings
SaHS, Gosr,SSoItgn SSD1 Park to Fannie Dodge; 81
Gertrude ! Grummon to Edgar II RosehS'''"'
S1oo. ,,,-... ,,,.,.. sis ooo
Dennis Harrington 90 Mary Reilly. -.
Title GUARANTEES and Trust CO IN l"H's y
Frederick X Trovbridge to Ida Campion; So
oVY LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Society Of st john
ari n SIyt' TGyt & GO to Margaret Johnson; 500
OOO. .. r,,orgo voE
Brown . assts. S1fS529 - 81. IL. r,.sI,,-
American Mortgage GO 10 John { Hart i'e"''s
Co: $1,000. .,-. 70. Sf
Frank J cassidy 10 Windsor lrlstt % Ss 900
same 10 John DnnohOe, Sh,ON. . pr.-.t.
Margaret Mcmillan ~ a. 6on aon''S' ''
" EisgoI: . assts. total, So"op s,
George n lockwood 70 Grace y S,rols e, zoo
r-dna 4 Patton n August kripperh'fE' N'''''
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
LOANS ON PROPERTY.

sIaVson & Hobbs have closed tho follow
irr loans iSo.o0o ~ ~ pcr cent on No.
500 West S.'h street siV story elevator
rTartmon' hous" for Mrs. Eleanor I. Pal
rcr 0.o0o A. a. rcr cent on 40. SO
West MN street. for Nathan Morgan
rtsrn. and $4,000 a. o per cent on No 2ia
West i0sth street. FOR s. Levy They have
also closed loans sscrcrating 1i45.5oo, at
from ~ to 3 per cent on tho following
~, $50 sixth avenue so. TO West ll9th
street. SO 200 West End avenue, 80. 2s6
Vrs' '1iih street. No go and No 2al
Wet 17~d street tho building ~ the south
cast corner - Edgccomh, avenue and
it.d street. aud 80 oio West ll'th street.
Tho entire amount aggregates S3i5 500.