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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11

NHNa
man-if he Is a gentleman-shoulo
follow you merely for the purpose OF
annoying you. | have heard that young
ladies' usually know how to get rid OF
importunate suitors."
II have heard that they have
that reputation" she laughed back.
"But Mr.. Gillespie"
That's the name, is 1t? Your aunt
did not mention It,"
Yes; he lives quite near US at
Stamford. Aunt Pat disliked his ia
Their before him, and now that he Is
son; but she is quite right about 1t.
He is a singularly unattractive and
undressing person, and trust that
he will not find u.s."
That is quite unlikely. You will
do well to forget all about him
forget all your troubles and enjoy the
beauty of these June days."
We had reached Glenarm gate, and
st. Agatha's was now hidden by the
foliage along the winding path. Helen
threw away the bits of twig when we
came 10 the wall, and, as | swung the
gate open, paused m%ockingly with
clasped hands and peeped inside.
Il must go back" she said. Then.
her manner changing, she dropped her
hands at her side and faced me.
You will warn me, Mr.. Donovan,
of the first approach Of trouble.
wish to save my aunt in every way
possible-she means so much to me;
she has made life easy for me where
it would have been hard"
There will be no trouble, Miss Hol.
brook. You are as safe as though you
were hidden in a cave in the Apen.
mines; but ! shall give you warning
at the first sign of danger"
MY father isis quite relentless"
she murmured. averting her eyes.
l turned to retrace the path with
her; but she forbade me and was gone
swiftly-a flash of white through tho
t~rees-before l could parley with her.
| stared after her as long as | could
hear her light tread in the path. And
when she had vanished a feeling OF
loneliness possessed me and the coun.
try quiet Knocked me with it's peace.
l changed the Glenarm gates to.
gether sharply and went in to dinner;
but | pondered long as l smoked on
the star-hung terrace. There was no
Disgusting the truth that the coming
of the Holbrooks had got on my
nerves-at least that was my phrase
for 1t. Now that l thought of 1t, they
were impudent intruders and Paul
Stoddard had gone too far in turning
them over to me. There was nothing
In their story, anyhow; it was pre-.
posterous, and l resolved to let them
severely alone. But even as these
thoughts ran through my mind /
turned toward st. Agatha's, whose
lights were visible through the trees.
l knew that there was nothing
honest in my impatience. Helen Hol.
brooks eyes were upon me and her
called from the dark; and when
he clock chimed nine in the tower
the wall memory brought back
ne graceful turn of her dark head.
he firm curve of her throat as she
listened to the mellow fling of the
)ells.
Sobered by these reflections, | left
he terrace shortly after II and walked
through the strip of wood that Law
between the house and the lake to tina
pier; and at once matters
ook a turn that put the love of WON. t
n quite out of the reckoning. i
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11
He Knows His Time Table.

A woman waited and waited for
a in a Boston suburb and no q
came. Finally she lost all patierr|
Twill you please tell me-" she "
manded of the starter, an old mi
seated OF a key of chewing tobaca|
"1f there are any cars left on ID
line, and If so. when they will Nsl
here?"
Without moving his eyes from "
distant horizon and without stopplll
chewing. the old man answered:
"A quarter arter, a half arter, 4
quarter to, and at."-Success Mag
zine.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11
.lns and Outs.

What's that noise?" asked U
visitor in the apartment house.
Probably some one in the De-
lists apartments on the floor beD'
getting a tooth out"
But this seemed to come from U
floor above"
"Ah, then it's probably the Nf
ley's baby getting a tooth In"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11
Scotland Going Dry.

An unprecedented state Of ansn,
prevails in the distillery industl! !
Scotland. 1t has been announcer ~. !.
the North British Distillery Is 70 (
closed down. This makes the iou.
large grain distillery which has ce,
ed operations in Scotland during .
last month or two. 1t foreshaa0.,
that other distilleries will be Gu
permanently. The situation IS =.
usual and shows the force OF y,
strong Temperance sentiment WIZ
Is sweeping the cvuntry.-Teanp'
ance.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11
Tho Servant Question.

Good gracious! There's ~"
railing out Of the window"
"Drat these servants! She 1n
we are not insured against accios..
They're always trying to annoy
-Pele Mele.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11

svNopsls.

Miss Patricia HoIbrook and Miss Helen
aoIbfook. her niece, we're entrusted to
me csrs Q l@urencs Donovan z writer.
Patricia connded to Donovan that she
feared her brother Henry, who, ruined by
her for money from lis fathers viii. OF
which Miss Patriots was guardian. They
came to Port AnnandaIe to escape Henry.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11
Miniature Specialization.

A young medical student was benz
quizzed by n Of his teachers: u
what will you specialize?" he w
asked. Disease of the nostril,' n
piled the student. Good" said "
professor, enthusiastically. "Wnd
nostril?"-Success Magazine.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11
James Would Miss Him.

Husband-I shall have to be a""
all day Thursday. -
Wife-My dear, how can you pOs.
bly, do that when you know thai 10.
ways the day you give James noN
TO go?-Punch.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11

Tho n o,neo is no place in the world w,o,o
me Glove tree thrives as well ~ ~here
,s,ahas OF Zanzibar and Pemha me
me principal product of h II is
brought sbs' from with copra and the ivorS
Tue principal item OF export eS
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11
CHAPTER i-contInued.

CHAPTER i-Continued.
III . strange knight In quest of a
lady comes riding through the wood.
how shall I know him? What valorous
words are written on his shield. and
does he carry a lance n a s~uit-case?"
HE IL the Knight OF the Sorrowful
C0untenance." said Miss Holbrook In
my " key, al she rose. you would
know him anywhere by his clothes
and the remarkable language he uses.
He In not to be taken very seriously
that's the trouble with him! But I
have been afraid that he and my
brother might join hands In the pur-
suit of u.s."
But the sorrowfui Knight would
not advance his interests by that
he could only inJure his cause!" | ex-
claimed.
"Oh. he has no subtelty; he's n
very foolish person: he plumbers at
windmills with quixotic ardor."
Wont you please say goodnight
TO Miss Holbrook for me?" l said, my
hand on the door.
And then an odd thing happened.
! was about to take my departure
through the front hall when l remom
bored a short cut to the Glenarm gate
from the rear OF the school. / walked
the length OF the parlor to a door that
would. | knew. give ready exit to the
open. l bowed to Miss Pat. who stood
erect. serene. adorable. In the room
that was now touched with the nrst
shadows OF waning day. and her slight
figure was so eloquent OF pathos, her
smile 80 brave. that | bowed again,
with a reverence | already felt for
her.
Then MS | flung the door open and
stepped into the hall | heard the soft
swish OF skirts. II light furtive step,
n caught a g~limpse--or could have
worn l did-of white. There was
only one sister In the house, and a
lew servants: 1t seemed incredible
That they could be eavesdropping
this guest Of the house. l
crossed n narrow hall. found the rear
door. and passed out into the park.
Something prompted me to turn
when | had taken a dozen steps to-
the Glenarm gate. The vines on
The gray stone buildings were cool to
The eye with their green that hung
Ike a tapestry from caves to earth.
And suddenly. ms though she came out
'f The ivied wall itself. Helen Hol.
brook appeared on the little balcony
from one OF the frst-foor
ooins rested the tips OF her fingers
IN the green vine-clasped rail, and,
'eeing me. bowed and smiled.
She was gowned In white, with a
ribbon at her throat, and the
wall wildly accented and
her outline. I stood. star
ny hke a fool for what seemed IA
Of heart-beats as she flashed
there, out OF what seemed a
depth OF masonry: then she
urned her head slightly. as though in
lisdain Of me. and looked OF toward
lake. had uncovered at sight OF
and found. when I gained the
road hall at Glenarm House. that
TIL carried my hat.
An hour later. as | dined In solitary
tate. that white figure was still pres.
mt before me: and | could not help
rendering. though the thought an
erred me. whether that graceful
cad had not been bent against the
losed door Of the parlor at st. Aga
has. and tif such were the fact) why
ielen Holbrook. who clearly enjoyed
full confidence OF her aunt. should
ave stooped to such a trick to learn
THAT Miss Patricia said to me.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11

Doma~.St Noihs and Macbeth, the
against ".io leaders, filed CHARGES
against former Governor Frank .
Hooulng' on Thursday. alleging tha.
ne sold state land to he Woshi,at"'
law. III violation OF
mousse on THURSDAY passed hills
creating Bonneville and C~1earwotns
goun'ies. These will become ,an,n
bne senate killed the hin oron.
ndhuall county. Ne''ihs
nS d concerted action on FRIDAY
p ',e'nor Gooding in the senate and
thota 'o'"'S'on in the house made
oneir demand for full and free So,
Su'ion OF all amattuer attonainr en.r
1ooulng and Brady adminiStnns the
ana Johnston included ~ n.atiohs'
county leases. II fremont
a Dill whereby all CORPORATIONS s
issuing telephone, etectric light LUZ
power companies must eaS
80 DIT such reasonable rates aS,
aauef such regulations as loca, anu
asioh OF five members eaoh ooin
H. mas been INTRODUCED in tha
''aSe by Strobe and Black. the
buss DILL hn has been introduced in tho
thon.h. jayne which will. if &c
sn'' make 1t possible fo,
,,on commissioners to cal, on n
20 authorize the %issu,nao eiec.
we'll as roads. o' bridges as
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

q.TH ST. 2s West: Edwin 2 Oswald q al aE'
Emma 3 Rather. owner. f t'al'.9r' S''
tractor: $3.50.
CrJNToN ST. IS to -: Empire Brick and
sunni a. svt Clinton Street Amusement co,
Thomas " Lard. owner; Dolsler {. stevenson
contractors: s7i 80.
2sTII ST. 81 and 30 West: same ast Rezton
Realty Co. owner: Deislcr & Stevenson con-
tractors: s22s2 "a.
42D sT . Vest AIQg5S see wiz ag' Ef2nqg q
Uonnan Laura I Olcott ard Eleanor l. Foden-
aid. owners: Herbert Hall and Josephine .
vail exrs Iessees. Hansen. shackalton s. Ward
contractors. $500
I.ATGIfT ST. No 80: Vestry ST. No -; Lever
ing (. CarrIglies 60 agt samuel We'll owner
Deisler & stevenson. contractors. Si.7i' ~.
SAME PROPERTY; Lenox Iron works 'gt
same: 81. 7s2 %.
SAME PROPERTY: Empire Brick and supply
CO agt same; S5.o6i %.
LAf5HT ST 40 SO: New York safety Fire
Door 60 agt same. S6,1 o..
LAlGHr ST. 50; yesssry st. Is; POrsth E'ee-
tric co agt same; S2i9 20.
SAME PROPERTY; Duffy & Collin agt same;
I4srH ST. 25i West: same agt Morgent1als
Realty CO. owner; Deisler stevenson. con
tractors tractors; sl.2S7 43.
yrsTRY ST. II: Duny & Collins sgt Mrs
Anna Anger. owner; Deiser & stevenson con-
tractors, f27b 90.
street Theatre co, owner; Deislcr X steven
son, contractor; Sl.3o4 -.
SAME PROPERTY: John p Bengston ast
clinton Street Amusement 90 owner peisler
* Stevenson. contractors; s2I5.
t45TH st. : g. 200 r. Of 9th ave, 55Xloo.
Empire Brick and supply co aet Ncrgenthau
Realty CO. owners, Dclsler & stevenson, con
tractors: s3i II
I45Tf ST. = 600 q ~ -th ave. 5jXlOo
John p Reugston agt same; $3.50
MULBERRY ST, -. Colwell Lead CO agt
william u McCormic.. Frank y Mccormick.
ann. L NcC's~'' ic<. owners Gt.f1'' Malone,
lessee. John Walsh, contractor: sl03 90.
4sTH ST ] West: Valentine Zimmerman
azt laremore < co, owner; y Bonagur, con
tractor; $3.50 80.
LAIGHT ST. 81 and vestry 81. 10. Am
nross : Te'er aGt samuel Wei. owner peisler
4 stevenson, contractors. $500
CHERRY ST. 2a6. Rubin Jacobs egt Lous
VI Komuel, owner, Harry hornmann. contrac-
tor: $67 -.
81 AVE. 4o55 10 4oI1; Frank Del Balso set
Leopold Guttag. owner. Tiger Construction
Go, contractor; Sj>2 80.
2fST 81. - West. AiphousA Meyer a-t
Jacob Sommer. owner and contractor SIS.
145TH ST % West Dennis q Brussel as,
M.rgeuthau Realty 60. Owner. D-i.ior g. steven
son. contractors; Slofj 81
CLINTON ST. - 10 50; Dennis o. B-Issel gSi
Clinton street Amusement 90. owner. Ueisior d
stevenson contractors. s i0ii 95.
l45TH IT. 254 West; Hinkle Iron % aet Nor
J T Stevenson, contractors; tj,l5" 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
A CHANCE FOR SPECULAToRS
Some Attractive Properties To Be Sold
To-day in Partition Proceedings

Joseph p. Day viii offer in the Nesey
street salesroom. al Supreme Court par
r'tion sale. No. loS East Broadway d five
story and cellar brick tenement house. on
- lot 25xs5 feet; No. 4S5 East 14Sth street
mev number 24D 4 four story brick tene-
ment house, on q lot 2jXloS.S feet. and q
riot on the west side Of Bathgate avenue.
7oS feet north OF 10th street. 43Xloox irreg-
rlar.
lie also will offer IN the Brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange, No. ls9 Montague street,
Brooklyn. 10 close the estate OF Kathrine
" Olcott. the northwest corner Of Bed
ford avenue and Rodney street four
story and basement brownstone and brick
dwelling house. occupying a lot 2jXl'1 feet,
snd a vacant lot 95xloo feet adjoining.
forming an J. shaped parcel
re viii also ofter az absolute sale a large
plot on the south side Of Hope street. l"o
feet east OF Rodney street, occupied by two
story frame and brick buildings, size 1ooy
% feet. 40. 49 Ross street q three story
.snd basement brick dwelling house. oQ .
Jot e saxlno feet AMI large plot. l50ylo)
@eet. on the west side Of Dahlgren Place.
s5ioining p the United states government
reservation
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
RECORDED LEASES,
With namo and address OF lessee
FEBKIIARN 1

COLUMBUS AVE. 10. a5th ST. 72 West:
Edwin \ C-likshark 20 lanes y McEntee. from
Feb I. 1910 10 MAY l. 1890. 81 40 - g.. 0cO; ad-
dress. as Columbus ave.
LEMON AVE. 81 n " cor l,2th 81. stor" etc;
Van Schaick Realty Go to Isaac Roth: yrs
from Jan 1. 1910; 81 3uo. address, - LenoN ave.
PARK AVE. 1884. cor @lst St store;
Maria q Never 10 Herman Schmidt; Yrs
from Feb !. l9ll 5000 address 'lS4 Park ave.
TEARL ST 20. secoud loft En'er & Roboson
% Charles Barthcn. yrs mos from March !.
i"Il: $4oo. ADDRESS. i2bs rankin ave.
SAME PROPERTY. INST loft. same 20 Reuben
Goldsmith: WIS mos from March I. l1ll.
500; address, l91 Pulaski 81 Brooklyn.
iSr AVE an l22l 81 lot 50 a. IS. eS 70 20.
hook &5i on tex map; Helen ]. Morris 70 Jonn
. yrs renewal. $1.15o. address, 23S3 LIST ave.
1TH ST. 80 and 81 East two houses Louis
Gluck 70 Louis Ober; ~ mos tom Fco |,
1911. $500. address. 20 E1s, ~ 81.
ciST ST. - and y West: I'd ST, 80 and IS
WCst. Building and Engineering Go 10 Frank
- thai Bios & Co. II yrs from Jan 81. 1911
utNts etc ana $1,000: address. - Vest 2is' s.
42D Sr and West: David = King. ir, TO
Joseph y McHugh and ano. from oct !, 1911,
90 Nay T. 1872: $24 OOo: address, West i2d 50.
4STH ST. - West. 2l6xl0o: land trustees Of
Columbia College n city Of New York 10 Marie
II Davis. - yr. from Nav !, 1909: Il yTs re-
n.Val; taxes. etc, and Sl,7jo; address, - West
4StA -.
1loTH st. 900 West. v cor & Nicholas ave,
store No g. VI Nido Realty Co 90 Alexander
Fisher; Wis Q mos from Jan l. 1914 $500;
address. 4i2 Nanrattan ave.
10TH IT. 52s West; Cornelia r Van wag' ncn
% Jacob L Furst. VI from oct !. 1910 $50:
address S2e West 1TSh st
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

LONGFEILow AVE. i255: Max Jacobs sgt
Longfeow Realty Corporation et al norecl'slio
Of MTG: attorney, Cohen.
FREEMAN ST 800 to 994 Louis Bromb<rg
agt I.onggellOw Realty Corp 81 al lscton 10
cancel deeds; attorney. 4 Cross
l20IH ST s. 22G.5 IT of Pleasant ave ave-
r5.3x1U01l: Robert Marks Realty GO agt Si@B
fried Lowenthal 81 Al lameuGed foreclosure %
mtg: attorneys Arens Pa~ei.
is3D ST s, 325 q W OF Webyy,sr ave. :,2SS 2SS
1903: Augusta X Werick ast joseph rIsyss stesh
81 al foreclosure 81 mtgl; attorney, y nay -
VYSE AVE, " 5. 800 It n OF i61th =. :'xlV,,
Alca r Nash aet Isaac Silberberg Uoreclosurs
OF mtg; attorney. r \ Allen.
HESTER ST. $. 636 It of Ludlow 81
2ix75: jacob l. Herr agt LOUIS sisgeI 81 d "O''
closure Of MTG. attorney. Hyman.
f4fTH ST $. 100 II . Of 9TH ave. i50xs9 u ;
Mutual Life Insurance co OF agt koofrI
Masterton et al foreclosure OF mip a''ol
ney, Mcksen 80.
7sTu ST. g. 422 It W OF % ave. 416xs2 :;
cienound Ashner agt Saul Wallenstein Il al
foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, ! Jecoosoh'
e2D ST. ; :. go Il Q OF West End ave. 3l6x
1903; Catharine Lawrence aSt rani'. r o..
brun ct al foreclosure OF Mtg: attorneys BOW
ers & Sands.
e6TH ST. n s. 1922 II Of Amsterdam ave,
3ixiGo4 :: 5 & = Realty co agt Jonas ' spec
ct al (specided performance' attorneys oppen
PARK AVE. 1913 Martha schlesinger ast
Main Realty 90 et al (smended iorecIo'ure u
mtg: attorney. NJ II Harris.
oD AVE l4fJ: Tenement House Dept ast
Mile Heiielberger notice OF levy; attorney
\ Il Watson.
THOMPSON ST. 66: city Of New York ,ag,
solomon Jacobs notice of levy; attorney \ l.
Watson ~
o2D ST. 2G3 West: Louis I. Todd ast Mar
earet II Todd notice Of levy) attorney "
Bacon.
54TH ST. 49, West. Metropolitan Saving, g,
Bank agt T. y Shurman lnvestng 20 c, - -
lamended foreclosure of MTG: attorneys
=
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

10 Iy Lipps. Jr. ct al. trus; $500. attorneys
Merrill & Rogers. I2s Broadway.
CONCORD AVE. cor i4o;h ST. looLsV Jan Jan
10 1905; Thomas + somtrs TO GustaVe I'D,
pei. 81. 500. attorney. Title Guarantee ana ltus1
co. i76 Broadway.
JEFFERSON AvB. 3 cor Monticello ave. = Z,
Si09 oct l. 1905; Charles err' dn2 % Pe1eg
Adams. cXrs. 800; attorneys, ADAMS " hh"''
Liberty ST.
JEFFERSON AVE, E. 20 T. OF Iont,cello
ave. 25XlOo oct I. 1906; same To same Ss"o.
JEFFERSON AVE. +. - n OF Monticello
ave. 25NlO0; oct I. 1905; same 70 same; $500
JEFFERSON AVE. =. % II Of Monticello
ave, 2JxloJ: oct !. 1906; same to same S,"'
Lot 30 map Section 4. Vyse estate; June
q 1905. Bridget O'Hsie to James ard 80 ie
4 la Cos,e: 81 700. attorney Smith williamson
3f+ Alexander ave.
LOTS 60 and e3. map subdivision estate VIII
lam y ogden. Hghbrdge; June " loIi' jon. John
l. OBren 10 Francis y Jones. 1890. attorney;
Lawyers Title Insurance aud Trust Co loo
broadway.
MONTICELLO AVE. e. 100 = Of Jeqerson Ie,,,o
ave 1o0x2J: Charles : Terrlt aud ano to Eilza-
beth Wsterhouse. Charles II Clark ana Ierc! i
Adams. executors. $500: address. Liberty a.
MONTICELLO AVE. e $, $50 # OF JsIer,son
ave. -5Nlpo; oct !. 1896; same 70 same So''
MONTICELLO AVE. 9 s. i2j II of Je9e1son eItG
ave. .5xioo; oct 1, 1906: same % same; S,oo
PART OF lot ~. map OF Bcrrian Farm. Ford
ham. 10i 4X5Oxl11 4x50G Jan -. 1895; jacob
sohrady to AugrSte Just; $AJ0; attorney Il''e
Guarantee and Trust Co. l'6 br ad"ay'
SAME PROPERTY: July 80. 1909; same to
same $1,000
ST JOHNS AVE. " cor OF Kelly St. soN-oON
rrer; Dec ~. 1904. Alfred r Hanson 70 LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust co: $4,000 address
lG0 Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE. g. Oil Il from intersec- -
ti0n OF W OF said avenue and land late OF
William II Morris. G"x20 Jan 2, 1893; Ernestino
Nose 10 Joseph b FItzgc raid, East Orange. y
500: attorney. Thomas Hooker Warren 81.
l67TH ST. 0i2 East. lC0x375 Jan II. 1911;
East one Hundred and Sixty-Seyenth street
Realty co 10 Henry Raabe; <l,HHJ; aitoTnty -
Phillips & Avery, ~ Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Charlotte 7 Trowbridge 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust Coz s2s.500. o
! William Finn to Joseph Marx. $500.
Charles Gordon to Lillian ; Golitz; 81.
Giuseppe Fusco 10 Christoforo Cozzollno; -.
Peter Wymon 10 John Heesters' assigns =
fitie Guarantee and Trust Co to Alice NJ Nc
Nicoa Cavaere 10 Marguerite Cavaliere; 500
/ Nelly Henschel TO Frederick kortuche ;
Donald Robertson to Frederick L Wilson: Sioo
| John A Weser 70 Elsie J. Weser; 81.
Pincus Ryshpan to Louis Smitnan ana anoi
samuel Miller TO Thomas Mapelsden ss,-
800.
| Pasauale Farenza to Pasquals Corrello; 500
Leopold Oett .-cr 10 Jacob Macher; 5000
Bcniamn Hn,,h CT al to Abraham kaplan;
William NJ Powell and ano to Elsie Powell;
Trustees OF Amhers, College to Dry DOCK Saw
/ ings Institution; 500. .2I5
Pittsburg Lie and trust Co to Dry Dock Saw
: ings Institution $4,000 .., :,
Alexander Halliday t. Jennie Goldman; 81 81
John c Heesters TO Hannah WeinberS' S-,.0n'
Jennie Goldman 20 Matthew r y, ,Amora. Sioc'
Louis Eickwort to Dora " Schrenkeisen; 81
Lawyers Mortgage 60 10 Phillips Ph@nix'
same to German American Insurance co; s27.-
same to Albany City Savings Institution. at
Belle Belle Secular TO Emma L simpson ass's;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Barbara
American Mortgage co 10 Jared W Bell; SIS
OF. ..
LAWYERS Title Insurance ant - T69'' Go6 co to
/ Lawyers Mortgage Co: assts; Si'VV'.
/ Same T. same: assts: $4,000.
llie Mehn to Fourteenth street & 6ank v3; 500 20
| Title Insurance Co. $4,000. -.
| Louis r L sanger to lawyers Mortgage CO.
Gustav Gallant 70 Albert Gyorffy 81,
/ Frederick Mccarthy and ano 70 frelerick NC
Carthy; $3.50 .o-o
! same TO Theodore " Macy: 81 go
/ twelfth Ward Bank 20 John \ Kelly; ..
! Charles Strauss 20 Annie Marder. 81.
I Empire Development co 20 John J lleTney'
, s42 600. . y
atgsJ: $4,000. .,.o
. Emmanuel Neuman Jacob strauss: 500.
! Lena \ Weter ard 20 LYDIA VI SulhFa1'
$4,000 . ,,,,
/ Mcneil q Brown 81 al 70 Jni,ad feo.e" 'har'-
/ ties OF city of New York $1,000.
| rl,1ato,h Y Han 10 ToNu C-ora. S,Gn
! Checchiua Carucci 20 Henry Weaver: $500
! Emma fIvams 81 a. eXrs, 20 J"nu IlerNey' .
! 81 coo.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
TRADING IN BROOKLYN ZONES.

}. De Hart Bergen q Son have sold for
Hugh Costello TO Tonnes Olsen No. 80 sum
init street: also for Ellen f. Monahan 10
fhe same buyer. No O. Summit street, and
resold both houses 20 the Norwegian Evan
Eelical Free Church
John n. Gelhsfdt, jr., has sold for George
=. :. Williams 10 Victor Carry No Is Han
cock street. three story dwelling house.
Herman Stcrnfels has sold TO an investor
20. $50 IN street a two story and base
Tuent dwelling house