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New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
,oNAL TOPLINERS

Quaker as chairman Gear was i,,.;.o,
the meeting. He accepted the ;n,,;.o,;..'o ;,t'(G 10
Inc OLD Quaker called him to the nl,tfor,i
and said: '''' p''Vorm'
We learn that thou dost not belono 30
any temperance society. and also tba, ~, ~
truce ''''''' Is TINS
49,, Every word Of it is true, replied Gear.
dishonorable?' '''''F ''''l 'n'ng
Nay Mr. Gear, replied the old Quaker
chairman; nay, we have never heard sn,.'
thlng else to thy discrcdit. Thy frankncss
IS more TO be commended than thv baL;ts ',ts'
But thou hast not lied to us. and we ,''J,Sii vii
support thee. "0 VIII
And they did" said Senator DolIivor
and elected him toe" ''i'
| / costs more, said a prominent Wasbino-
'ohi'n' to get divorced than it costs 10
get married. ''' ~
Maybe So said the LAWYER. as he tool,
the bigcheck; but it's worth more. Tsn'tit5"
JIM SLOAN, who is commander IN cb;of
of the Secret Service men quard;no The
President, is famous for his dreams In
one nights sleep he can run round thn eor,b
climb he Andes, or discover the South Pole
On the last morning of one Of the fIv;no
trips the President takes. Sloan. looking naIc
and exhausted, climbed slowly out Of his
berth. The party had been on rails for fonr
days, and the jaunt had been grinding. tire
some Journey.
I'm worn out, utterly exhausted" said
Sloan sadly.
whats the matter?" asked one Of his
companions.
oh he said dcspairingly, Il drcamt all
last night that the rear truck Of the Prcsi-
dents car had come off and | had to run
along in place OF it and hold the car off the
ground. did that for three hundred and
ffty-eight miles"
I EE McCLUNG is Treasurer of the United
States, and plays with millions Of dollars
with as much sangfroid and ease as a uggler
does with slips OF paper. But, when the
football and baseball seasons are on. he
takes off enough time from his money count
ing to worry the sporting editors Of news
papers by calling them up and inquiring in a
fcveriSh tone
"What did Yale do?"
NcClung was one Of the greatest football
players Yale ever had.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

U'a,-E a,,ea ..r-
" t#e Nation
D. Wiley
,,l1 was t
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c than t"
sTo1.d C, o
To-my
TAP p1ceS, ant
Dr. Wiley
Northern t.
E Wiley did
good when
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worms are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
COUNTRY RENTALS.

The Briarclff Realty Company has rent
ed at Briarcliff Manor the Mount Vernon
cottage 10 Miss A. Dortic. the Hillside
cottage to William NJ Crockett. the Glen
Eyre cottage 10 DR.. f. H. Hail. the Church
cottage No 2 to II c. Workman. the
Dysart house to j. r. Van Brunt, the
Graylock cottage to w E. Coffin. the
Game Feather farm TO w. H Brown. the
Plumer cottage TO j. T. Mcmahon, the
Knox cottage to DR.. r. 8 Wilder. the
Stilman cottage TO II. L. Johnson. the An
clients Club to Thomas Forbes. the Ben
Dhu cottage 10 Robert Weber the Bayly
cottage to A. f. Allen and the Clark place
TO II. r, Farteon.
H. Frankfort reports the following rem
tails AT Far Rockaway: For Mrs NJ Dolan
to NJ. NJ. Sloss cottage on Cedar avenue;
for NJ. Furlong To f. Prince, a. cottage on
Healy avenue; for Edward Carol to Alfred
NJ. Marks, cottage on Hollywood ave
nue.: for NJ Mundorf 10 Emil Loeb. a cot
tage on Central avenue. and for A. Nc
TiEue TO NJ. 7. Frank. a cottage in Grove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

or,, CIR 100 East, Samuel Rosenberg as'
Elias stone. owner; 7 Henry CHASER c'"''1
tor; SOS ,r,,,e.
WEST ST. 20; Samuel Rosenberg agt wn oor
hall Realty 60. owner; henry "'"'''
9TH ST. 4S5 East; Sam Deskin agt r ca,'
Phonheimer. owner: Louis Waselko"shy' o0'
tractor: 1925. .
GOD ST. 142 10 154 Fast; 4 Horn Go S H1
Henry Stieger, owner Manhihs'
contractors: Sl3s
2sTH ST. PA to $50 West; Russell & EEWin
vanufacturing Co Of New YORK aet t,
Fargo GO. owners; Manning Noole ~ ''
tractors; S6lo ,y-,
aoD ST 142 to 154 East; same ast Henri r
e.sorar ou,or. Manning Noble & CO. con-
tractors $3.50 -
2erH ST. pa to $50 West; corOe M,1 e TS
agt Wells. Fargo GO, owners
Noble & Co contractors; SPo.
al AVE. cor l75,h ST. 113x13s; Ben1a1,
min criffen agt Zodiac Realty co. owner a"U
contractcr s240 %
2eTH ST pa to $50 West; Pe Msna,nS 2
son agt Wells, Fargo 4 20 .5s owne's' N'''''''7
Noble 81 Co contractors, S'> n
OOH ST "a West: Pardi Tile Co agt Lou
din estate, owner; Libby Epstein ana besS''
Levine. Iessees and contractors; 500 30
ANDREWS AVE, $ 4s5I # IS Of f., 1879 Iess ..
Rliss & Grifiths, contractors, S649 3d.
list ST. 1ss East; ] Duffy co ast Johr
Doe owner; Manning. Noble x Co. coi '"0
tors: 81.
osTH ST ga TO ESQ West: same agt "eIIs
r-arro G. co owners: Manning, Noble co
contractors; ss7 So
10Th ST. II West; Max Katztoff ast saraf
Rirnbaum, owner; Louis F Comelas' agent
contractor; s53 so.
MOHEGAN AVE. cor lIstn 81; g.
149s to Cathedral Parkway; Nauoha, IL,
proof sash and Door Co agt securl,y H p'Sn1
% owner and contractor; Nathan Ruoeh
stein. contractor. 1884
GOTH ST. 1O2 West; Marcus Friedman as
Rosa Frank. owner; Koenissoerg' coh'Fac
tor. 500 o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Henry Kip to Garrett b Kip; 81. -
Sarah 5 Sturges 20 Alkaline Cohen assigns -
Knickerbocker Trust Co to Title GUARANTEES
and Trust Co: s5,1S7 so. &c ooo
E,vardo Mezzadh to Giovanni i.uzzatto ss'""'
Jacob Waz 10 Michael Tully: 81. 49,
Barney Goldman to Jennie Freeman; slo. .
Adam " Cochranc and ano trustees 70
Henry s Kip; 81. ,,... n
/ e n Holding Co to Michael Martin; $4,000.
Same to John Lever: $4,000. -,,., 4,
Margaret u Richardson. admx. 70 Elzaoe'h !,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Edwin A Ely;
$4,000 ,,o,oo
John Hssklns Estates Inc, to Wiiiiam n
Ellen nj HHai Bin admx. to Charles Warren
Marie II Kohn n Lille McC Hartigan; sl5,o4s
Samuel Riker and ano. exrs. to Eizaoe'h
Newton. 81 r,,.,,o .~ sI
Adele ( Doid 10 catherine McNulty; s2.3oZ
I.orin s Bernheimer and ano, eErs' 10 N'''''
p Bernhemer. S76s6. 49,, j.. prool,Ivn
Title Insurance 90 OF New ioIh u"
Trust co: s225 900 ,,,, - rJar,s.
SIC 5000 900. O o
Isaac Klinghoffer 70 George \ stein, 49,,
henrietta q Rosenthsl 10 Philip Pretzield' q
Benismin J We'll TO Jonas Wei ana aho' 81
charles Reinhardt 10 Harry Done; 81 . ooo
Trriah NcCllnchie 10 I avinia Dunn; siop.
Fbriob Weiss 10 Title Guarantee and Iru''
p ,,ii,,s Ge,uann 70 Helen Brown ST.. 600
2,rnes, F FiSlitz 10 Robert James Eidlitz; slo'-
w 2osn r Peterson to David Daily; s.so: c.,,,v.
New YORK Savings Bank 10 Bowery savings
Df naytS israel 70 George s.ennullsr: SiO ~,
LAWYERS Trust Co 70 Alice p snoenoefe7''
SzY Ysw1ers Mortgage Co to Lillian B Garland;
500 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
BROOKLYN SALES.

Frank A. Seaver sold a dwelling on the
south side of s4th street. 100 feet west from
Eleventh avenue. Dyker Heights. on plot
60xl0o feet. for A. T. Campbell. TO a buyer
for occupancy
De Poit g. Won Claim sold for Mrs. Ray
Shevlin No. a Hancock street. four story
apartment house
q. Tuoti & Co. sold to Frank Pelegrini
and Ffdanzo & Negri two lots at Ocean
Park, near Coney Island. for the Lower
Bay View Realty Company.
Charles f. Rickerson has sold No. SIS
Sterling Place. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues three story and basement "V''
front brownstone dwelling. with large doc
tors extension for William L. Allen to Dr.
William II. Maddren and Helen II Mad
dren.
Fred Oppenheimer. of S Oppenheimer e.
Co, represented the buyer of the six story
four family tenement house No 81 Hop
kins street. near Marcy avenue
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ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

EAST BROADWAY. 2o2; to a 8 sty tennt
and club; Sufran Realty Co. premises owner:
Bernstein & Bernstein. "a East o3d ST, archi-
tects: $4,000.
9TH AVE. cor OF 29d st: 10 a 9 stv
department store. c NcCreery l0T West
4lst ST. owner: Goodwin. Starrett a Van
Week. a. Fast nth 81. architects; $40 600
THE BRONX
ST AIMS AVE 356; 4 sty brk s,ore and
tenmt. 25x79.8. Nathan schreibersdorf sra Fast
l4lSt st, owner; Nathan LANCER 81 East
10th st. architect cost, s.. 800
EAGLE AVE. 555, sty and attic franc
dwg. 2ox2s Samuel Drexler. ~ East Broad
way. owner: chris L I.ohse, SOS 81 AM ~
architect; cost. $3.50 W.
BAILEY AVE. W $. 1927 n n y, An.
Post Road. sty and attic frame dwe Ola.
catherine Maher. on premises Owner ,h,',
man q Younkheere. 1920 Broadwav 49,
tests; cost. 5000. CIV"
WHITE PLAINS AVE 1868. I s,y ,.....
store and storage. 45NlIs4. Fmt,y t1lne
3o6i white Plains ave. owner. v-,t,S. r",i,
Mayer 1851 Carter ave. architect. COS, az OIL IL
ckUGER AVE " $. 208 II NJ Ra,. S..
road sly frame dwg. 2ON38. Fr,,t =, ~ p
500 Burke ave. owner and ar"bi,oc,. ''a ' ~
$500 "''hi'ect, cost.
lsOTH ST. cor OF Devoe ave o. 49,.
avg. 2lN44. tn" city and CountSs ~ frame
co. Grand central Terminal 49, contract
+ Gnrvey. 1911 White Plains aya w li!lain
cost. 81 600 ave- architect
bENoE AVE. :. - n $ NJ ,so,, -.
sly Hdmc dwg. 2OX32 tho az. iN't" ST. "a
contract c.. Grand Central .rcrr1nu country
Niinam + GsrNey, 1871 Whi,a ~ owner.
architect; cost. 5000 ""'o RAINS ave.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


oorpcy ST. II and a. for sty lofts
and store 50x9o. Wyler Construction Co 90
Nassau ST, owner. Harrison Sackhein' -oo
Grand st, architects; S'o'ooo'
AUDUBON AVE. 20 cor OF 1911 81 y ,op
Construction Co 1899 Morris ave. owner: )
Hauser. $3.50 West 125th ST. architect sooooo.
8GTH ST. 355 and s57 West; fora sly an, and
247 West 36th 81. owner; G r. BlrSe' ~ "eS'
g4th st, architect; $4,000
THE BRONX
ZEREGA AVE, II cor OF Maclay ane, .
brick stores and dwgs; one stys' ZVAoV,
Hve . stys oOx55; Zerega improvement Co; j
7 vius o4o Audubon ave, president, owners;
g s clark. AL fremont ave. architect; total
cost, $4,000
WASHINGTON AYE. ws. 90 4 {. s. Of 1 SIN
dent. owners: Harry Howell, 14eth ST and
81 ave. architect; cost s3s.oOo
CHISHOLM ST. se cor Of steboins ave.
sty brick church. 45.6x97.6 German Zion Con
gregation. - "a ave. owners Charles schae-
$4,000.
GRAND AVE. - $50 II n Of 1920 st. two
81. sly frame dwss. 32x349; Thomas II
Thorn. Sc West Kingsbridse road. owner;
servss & Glew, same address, architects cost
ST. 600
st N5N sty bpk t tenmt 25xao: Dwyer & Carey
Construction Co Carey. 928 East 10th
ST. president. owner; Kreymborg Architecturai
Co. 1880 wilkins ave- architects cost, $4,000.
BARKLEY AVE, W cor OF Edgewater ave.
sty frame road house 1ox2o; Emma Polak.
1906 Arthur ave. owner. Wolfgang 535
East nth ST. architect cost. 5000.
26OTH ST. :, 112 n . OF Riverdale ave.
. sty brick school. 78xl30ie; the Rev VI ]
Murray. on premises. owner. Edward J Byrne.
1929 Sd ave. architect; cost $4,000
18TH ST. s. 101 II W OF Washington
ave, sty brick tenmt 40xss, 7 T Reid Con-
CTR n # Reid $50 f1th -
dent owner: Harry T Howell. l49th ST and
8d ave architect; cost. So. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
SALES IN FIFTH AVENUE SECTION
Sumner Gerard Purchases Dwelling House in East 48t Street
To Alter Premises Into Stores and Apartments
EDISON CO. TO ERECT 1o-sToRY BUILDINGS IN AID STREET

OF Briarcliff Manor, and the Fernie prop
erty, consisting of five acres and dwelling
20 II. A. Cobarn, OF Manhattan.
The Yonkers Realty Exchange has sold
for the Gerbereux Company TO an investor
the three family houses. Nos. Sc and q
Elliott avenue. Yonkers. The same brokers
negotiated the recently reported sale OF
six lots on Elliott avenue to the Ruth
Realty Company. for Improvement with
three-family houses.
z. Sharum sold for client ten lots on
Greenbridge avenue. Jamaica. A mortgage
Of $1,000 on adjoining lots was given as
mart naNnlpnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co, $4,000;
RrnadEnN

LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co, sl5Wo'
address. 100 Broadway
sCHOFIELD AVE. =. 15 n OF pt where
Same is ntersected by division line bet lots .
and g. map property at City Island. estate FREQ
erck coons. which pt Is 2i3 from interseo w.,
OF II 8 schohed ave and west shore OF ,lty
island az hish water mark common tioes @oN
fO7 lx2JxlO72. Jan 3. 1911: Alice Iurbidy 10
lane Lloyd 500: attorney Farley 81 Sham
bers ST.
SETON AVE 8. $50 It Of Randall ave. 1ox
100 April 30 1907 Rudolph Swenson 70 JOSIAH
A Briggs: 1915. address. Sd ave and I''th 81
WALTON AVE. 8, 10s II OF 1s3d st. Iox
95: Nov 23 1909. Bedford Park Construction 20
10 Thomas Hornby; $1,000: attorney III
Baskerville. 81 Nassau ST.
9TH ST. n 3. 273.1l n e OF Green Lane or
ave being lot IL map Of Nettie Cohen, West
chester, 25x1O3: June 90 1902 Ottillie Sonnen
schcin to Charles y Wysong. 5000; attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l76 Broadway
ilOTH ST. 400 East. 10 exl0o: July / lvos
Henry Roth TO Elizabeth l. Materne; Sa'Vpo' NJ
torney. A !. Martin 7G william ST.
i63D ST. n S. 27.s n Of Forest ave. 20 SIX
81 4. May 10. 1905 Elizabeth Mund to freaerIoH
and Katharine Haas $1,000 attorney 'eo'e'
Schulz. 80 Park ave.
1slST ST. s. 100 II OF Jerome ave. Iv,H
i5O May 90 1907. william Widmayer ana an
10 William Wdmayer; $1,000: attorney "a''e'
Egan. 277 Broadway.
229TH ST. s. l05 # " Of Carpenter ave. lux
ia, Wakefield; Aug 3. 1908; James Myles 10
Annie Il johnston g., 900; attorney. Ale&ahner
y Mayer. Wiamsbriigc Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.


June o.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1850 store ana hasa,,ar,.
Nathan lsakoWitZ and ano TO Harry yVe,ners,er.
= yrs rom Aug II, 1909. $3.50 address. 1870
Amsterdam ave. ''''
BROADWAY. 2697 and 263e: all; Susan Mount
70 the care Royal Co: ~ WIS mos from rtIne
]. 1911; sll.'oo; address. 2s7 Broadway
BROADWAY. 2s49: store and basement. uos,.
Sasiein 70 Harry Crissman: yrs from DC. /
1911; 5000 10 $4,000. address eli West II1tb 9,
HOUSTON ST. 147 East; store: Careful Realtv
construction 60 70 Alexander Rather: 2 yrs from
May j. 1911; $1,000; address. 147 Fast Hous
LEXINGTON AVE. 1925: a 81 store: Ienatz
trIb'r 70 la Mantle Angelo; 2 yrs from NOV l.
l!O9. 5000. address. l25 Lexington ave -
TINToN AVE. 1l70; all: Ernest Krom 70 Max
Freeman lo yrs mos from July !. 1911 $3.50 10
$500; address. ITO linton ave.
WEBSTBR AVE 2a55. store. etc: Feliz Grim
10y 70 Harris penerstein: WIS from Ma 1
1871; s42p' address. 2ai5 Webster ave
WENDONER AVE 432: basement: W.ndov.r
ton; D yrs from May /. 1911: 5000. address 4a2
Wendover ave. 49,
Sd AVE. 2o5s: all; George FenerAll to Mori,,
Lion; yrs mos from MAY l. 1911: 81 700: ai-
dress 25s % ave "
list ST. 4o2 East. all: Jacob Katz 10 JoseDh
. Iakiasmik' yrs from May ]. 1912: 500. "a
dress $50 sth ave ' 49,
ll5TH ST. ~ west all. Ellen II Cotheal 10
samuel group. yrs mos from July / tgiO.
$500, address. ~ West ! 18th ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
REALTY NOTES.

The Turner Construction Company has
been awarded the general contract by Gus
tav Schock for an eight story reinforced
concrete loft building. 73x1O0 feet. In plan.
TO be erected at No. SIS to 522 West 9th
street.
BREASTED. Goodman & Hershfeld have
moved their offices to No 29O1 Broadway,
corner Of 18th street.
Louis Israelson has opened a real estate
Office at No. 39s West 145th street He will
make speciality Of apartment house man.
agement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
SUBURBAN SALES.

Mrs. Marcel Kahle has sold. through Cor
nelius G. Kolff TO Emile Girard. her prop
erty. with a frontage OF l2l feet on Third
avenue and rs feet on Westervelt avenue
New Brighton. Staten Island. The prop
erty embraces brick stable and carriage
house. with coachman's apartments above.
H. G. Efshemius has sold for the estate
of II. c. Eilshemius a plot. 10Oxl5O feet, on
the south side OF Laurel avenue. at Ar
rngton, " j.. to II. d. Slit. for improve
ment.
The Briarcliff Realty Company reports
the sale of three lots to John H. Simpson,
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LIS PENDENs

new ST. 80 sosloo. NH y $ so IT Of proposed
attorney. II q Babbage ''''"sure OF mtg
i25: charles ba ~ iio IT Of Prospect ave ,ox
e' al foreclosure OF Mtg atternaa'n Anna 4 cordts
10Th ST, pa to o32 West: wm,a KAT
ast Tribelhorn Realty 90 LILLIAN G Harper
cpnmo ''ep, attorneys Evans & Rap pre''ose
40 C - TbsN3ar5 AVE, cor Of Garden :, 70
lion co Ct al (o ge,l az, Yarmouth constrae
soothhy. Baldwin a Hard, " n's'' attorneys.
|Ih ST S32 70 $50 East, o,,,a.,
"a st. 800 East, 80 "a East. wpe,, st. 10 ana
Walter d HOughton ast cl si st'h II. soi East
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THE RoTHscHILD co. GETS TITLE.

Title to the Hotel Majestic. at Central
Park West and 72d street. and TO the SIX
teen and eighteen story business building
at the northwest corner OF Fifth avenue
and 18th street. was taken by the Roth
schild Realty Company yesterday.
The company was incorporated recently
with a capital Of 10000 to take over the
realty holdings of the late Jacob Roth
scbi11
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name ana address Of purchascr)
MANHATTAN.
II'\E 90

II NJ 81.
AMSTERDAM AVE, =. q n n o. l6Gth st.
25Xlo0i EIward Clifford 10 Matilda N Decpler
june = pntR $500: 500. address. 254 West
18th ct
CENTRAL PARK WEST, cor list 81. 2O4x
irreg; Regina Rothschild - al, eyrs 10 Roths-
child Realty 30 (mtg sl.|o0n,: $4,000. nd
dress. West 72d IT.
MADISON ST. 2s2. 2txlO0: 2 sty brk; Alex
nnder bernstein 10 Sophie Cohen June ! fmtg
s131ooj' 500; address Rorkswag Beach. l. 7.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. " =. 81 n n 81 i4sth 81,
2lXh3i george " Clume referee 10 Germania
Life Insurance co. June %. $1,000. address. -
Union Square
WEST BROADWAY. 40 and 142 Attn 1t 407
West; sty brk, 20Xl0o5. i2ith IT, "a East, 3
Ely bTk; Anna " Lawrence 10 Elizabeth "
Lawrence all title: June o. 81 address Mas
tic. l. l.
1sr AVE. 20s. 21x rreg. John Miller 81 al ~
Louis Goldsiein June -. 81. address 200 ist
ave
9Th AVE. rs and 100 \ " cor 18Th - lG sty
bldg Emtg s72o,000J. dlxi4o. 5th ave. I02 to l06.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
CRAWFORD ESTATE SELLS LOTS

The Crawford estate has sold to client
Of David Stewart four lots on the south
side of 232d street 2Sl feet east of White
Plains avenue, 1cosxllf6 feet: four lots on
the north side of East 231st street. PSI feet
east of White Plains avenue. 10O6x11i6 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24

lamended partItioD; attorneys w,,,.
Stinson. "ih'hrop \
Sd ST, ss7 and $50 East; sanu., w.
Joseph Liebsnthal ct al (foreclosur. wsl 4
attorney I s Heller of nd
9TH ST. 305 East: Charlie, u NJ,
Minnie shapiro 81 al foreclosure o, MA y
torney, J + East. "'s: b
i37TH ST. $. 1875 n Of r4noy No..
g3 IL, DaVld Nicholson agt Lovinoe ~
macher ct nj Goreclosure ~ mtgl. pTse
Greerberg NY
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It'd RRONX-
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following transaction has been ro1
corded az the Real Estate Exchange sales
room Nos II and IS Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day
2l3TH ST. s. $50 n W Of Rronxwood ave
800 41.3X2h4x1364; sold TO the plaintiff for
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

9TH sTREET-G A. Derschrcb has cold W
32I West 51th street four story dwelling house
on a lot 25xlo05 feet. for Josephine stein
4sTH STREET.-THE Douglas Robinson Charles
> Brown COMPANY has sold for the estate Of
Marshall o. Roberts No 90 East ash street I,
four story dwelling house. on n lot 25xlOO Z
feet to Sumner Gerard Mr. Gerard's present
intention is to alter the building into stores
and apartments, and he is having the plans pre-
pared.
111TH STREET Joseph y Dav has sold for
Heilner & Wolf and Samuel II stone the plot
45X11 10 feet. on the south side Of ll1th street
100 feet west Of Fifth avenue. The buyer is
Edward Friendman
THD BRONX.
18TH STREET. Ernst & Calm have sold 10
Katharine ]. Reilly No. 7i3 10 40 East 18th
street. northwest corner Of Prospect avenue four
two story two family houses. on a plot 95x1OO
feet.
10TH STREET-Harold II Harding has sold
70 builder the lot on the south side Of Wost
10Th street. about 22j feet west OF Lind avenue
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO -
COT >rRh.

TO RENT Furnished cottsf, Ne shrss--, "
rI rS%@' i @SS Ss nom Monmouth T s.S
and garage accommodating ra'isp ",
iirWl,r. tvply TO Ms. Waiter -
branch. y 4
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUhros'
BORouGu OF Ri'hNoN" :.

TO LET roR BUSINESS =. 'Nx tsG,T 10, =
Stspleton National BANK b 10, an Sisgd r
Broad. nnest business lncatt,'.n,i, o
suitable Tor any inc
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The Three Great Chances.

Every human being-man, woman
and child, hero and convict, neurasthe
mic and deep-sea fisherman. athlete
and invalid-needs the blessing Of
God through three, and only three,
great channels: Responsibility. recrea'
ton and affection; work. play and
love. With these any life is happy in
spite of sorrow and pain, successful
despite the bitterest failures. With
out them a man breaks his heart
sewers his conscious connection with
God. II you want to keep a head
strong, fatuous youth from overreach
ing himself you try to give him re
sponsibility, recreation, affection. II
you want to put courage and aspira
ton into the gelatinous character OF
a street-walker, or the Pickering men
tally Of a hysteric, you labor to fur
nish Just the same trio-work, recrea
ton and affection. In every case the
healing power which you want to give
is real life, and real life means just
these three things. The same needs
are fixed for all of us-and the same
all-sufficing bounty in the supply, Il
we can get and keep in touch with it
Richard Cabot, in the Atlantic.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-03-25
DIVINE RIGHT OF KINGS
King James complaoent Estimate Of
Royal Dignity as Expressed
In Speech.

The state OF monarchy is the So
premest thing on earth; for kings ara
not only Gods lieutenants upon earth.
and sit upon Gods throne. but even by
God himself they are called gods
There be three principa! similitudes
that illustrate the state OF monarchy.
One taken out of the word u God and
the other two taken out of the grounds
OF policy and philosophy
In the Scriptures kings are called
gods and so their power is after a GER
tain relation compared to the divine
power. Kings are also compared to
the fathers of families; for a king Ia
truly perens patriae the polite fa-
Their of his people. And lastly kings
are compared to the head of this m+
crocosm of the body of man.
Kings are justly called gods. for
that they exercise a manner of re-
semblance of divine power upon
earth; for If you will consider the at
tributes to God, you shall see how
they agree in the person of a king.
God hath power to create or destroy,
make or unmake at his pleasure. to
/ give life or send death, to judge all
and to be judged nor accountable to
none, to raise low things and to make
high things low at his pleasure. and to
God are both soul and body due.
And the like power have kings; they
make and unmake their subject, they
have power of raising and casting
down, of life and death, judges over
all their subjects and in all causes
and yet accountable to none but God
only. They have power to exalt low
things and abase high things. and
make of their subjects like men al
the chess-a pawn to take bishop OF
a knight-and to cry up or down any
of their subjects. as they do theiI
money. And to the king is due both
the affection of the soul and the serv
Ice of the body of his subjects.-From
a Speech OF James l. Before Parlia
ment in 1909.