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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-15
KILLED BY HORSES KICK.

Washington, June 13.-Arthur Wit
trig, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wit
trig, of Noble was killed almost in
stantly by being kicked over the heart
by horse.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-15

We are fully alive to our RESPONSE
bility with the goods stored with US,
and those left with us to be repaired.
You need not fear to trust your most
cherished piece Of furniture with us.
But unless you do not wish to pay
storage on furniture left to be repaired
be sure to be ready to receive 1t after
thirty days, unless you make other
defienite arrangements.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-15
j. H. RHEEM
kILBY MAY ATTEND.
Iowa Retail Jewellers Convention to be
Held in Des Moines June

1915.
A. S. Kilby of the Arnold Jewelry
and Music Co.. may attend the sixth
annual convention of the Iowa Retail
jewelers. association whimh meets in
Des Moines today, tomorrow and
Thursday. An excellent program has
been prepared that will prove of
great interest and benefit to the pro-
fession.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

april :: due as per bond; latham Realty co 70
Theodore Riehl $50. address, 2s1t Marion ave-
PARK yyEV PL. lot 81 map liz lots
estate Ioses Dovoe: April II: due pcr bond
7 r Murray Real Estate Construction Co 20
li@niimin j Elsar; $1,000; address. 100 West
| 18th II.
PERRY AVE. V =. 4oe 10 It n Of Bedford
April "a . yrs. q per cent; Bertha steinniuller
end David smith. jr 10 George Kingston
81. $50; address. 356 Bedford Park Boulevard.
PELHAM RD. cor Hoffman st, 50Ssy:
April Il; instalments: per cent; Cstharine Z,
WetSel to Eureka Cooperative SAVINGS and
10th st
PERoT ST, +. 1913 Il " Of Sedswick ave.
15S0sx lrreg prior mig 5000: April 4; due ar
per bond: John |. Sullivan TO John Fink; 5000;
address. 30o5 Heath ave
ZCLETTE AVE, n cor old I'd. ioOH11x irreg
lpror mtg 5000: demand; per cent: Aprii
u. William Doherty 10 Emma ID Ottilie:
$1,000; address, 2li East Goth ct.
sd AVE. W $, part lot IS. map Upper Nor.
risanIa: April III due as per bond; Gertrucs
Kane TO LILLIAN II W Levy: 81. 60; address. IS
West 72d ST.
I'D AVE. cor 173th ~. t0Ox32x irreg; April
II (prior mtg $4,000; 2 yrs; per cent; Codae
Realty 90 10 Philip Neustaat; $1,000: address
5.a East s7th ~.
Unionport April 10: 3 yrs: 5h per cent; Henry
$ Briggs to William II stelnkamp; $500. ad-
dress. 40 Nassau st.
t75TH Sr. 8. 90 II Of Sd ave. lots. each
3sxl0c e mtgs. each $500: 2 prior nltgs. each
S35 1000: April 10; yrs: per cent; Codae
Realty 60 70 Philip Neustaat; $1,000; address,
80 East s1th ST.
2c7TH ST. 6Ss East, 501l14 April IA due as
per bond; John Davidson TO Madeline Il Claus
81 .rp1. address g35 WpSt Tooth
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
TO BUILD JEWISH THEATRE
Actors and East Side Builder In"
terested In Project.

rns largest Jewish theatre In this eoon-
~, ~ not in the world. is soon to % e1ee.>
I'd at Houston and Chrystie etreets
lease for socpJ,ooo. extending over t~en.y~
one wears. has been signed by Louis flnsS'
tho East Side builder. and tnfee OF u.c
,sadinp Jewish actors Of the dfy-oo
Tom.she,sky. David Kessler ana 'a0oo
Adler.
plans for the theatre have been dfs~"
~, Thomsa w. Lamb, Of No. Sn Fifth eve-
nro and II is expected the structure VII SN
anished by August Is. 1912; Grcuna VIII y.
hroken on June I or thereaoovtsS; -ttcs
building which Is nov on ane s,ys yesrs
naI ~ ocSh Waca Co. manufacturers OF refr1s~
erators. Will be demolished. ,n
The theatre will occupy . plot tW ny -
feet and will cost ,,sS, Sl.s;v" Of TomsShsfsky. !.
the IU,hs ana Adier. The building VII o~
seven s.orie: high with t ,sss soef f.esn hum
top, which II Is said .aitorium wfi % itself vii,
oaet oast ,wo thousand persons. There WI %
q ha,iroom on the second moor ana % -
third fioor there will be dining TooM r.ons SS
Cn MN ths Four upper floors will be of'oes and
MY TS. main facade will face toward eecoIo
avenue and will be constructed & N .nS ,,, - ss,
OF the ltal,an i IN the first foor, surmounte6
h,assv me nn,,,ns an the second and third nocss
Tbo Ty eoiomhS four upper S floors will DO ni:hsd ets
simply With sa,ta1 ts5rs c1tfr %l BE- sS deeorass
In the sty,e OF Louis XVI.
III The ine joining Of forces by Beris Toms- nas-
shefsky and David Kessler. with tne aa@- ~
ton later Of Jacob Adler has crsstsSS e sS,s sty
ish theatrical trust not oniy IN nourtsv ,rts X
Is sus also So believed by many that the PROPOSED
theatre will give q rebirth 20 JEWISH ots-
matte art both in the writing ana IN ths
acting OF dramas
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

r,,t and tes. the new modes and 20 discard
.,ose that were least attractive.
In little but IN size did the hats worn
Yesterday IN the fashionable churches show
,ry uniformity. They were nearly all
-srrall. the exceptions being no more than
medium The prevailing type had a mod
e-ately high crown. somewhat dome shaped,
ID: yerging Just enough toward point at
re top 10 prevent a look Of heaviness, and
a narrower brim that rolled UP all around
Or a. one side, as the case might be. In
ire way OF decorations there was the great
ts variety Roses that closely initiated
nature were seen In some profusion, en-
trely covering the crown Of one hat or
waving IN a Nteiike spray at the side of
another There were also a. number OF vio-
et eoyered crowns which looked very mod
ss. ana su0dued in comparison with their
rots 5edscked neighbors. and still quieter
Q eject were hats Of black straw simply
trimmed with large, fiat bows Of ribbon
= soft blue or some other inconspicuous
s6sde. Some of the younger faces were
sheltered by medium sized hats encircled
BY vresths ot cottage flowers in q mixture
O. bright colors.
One woman, who. without looking in the
last hard or severe. had achieved plain
,ssS In her attire that would have brought
.oy 10 al who are accustomed to rail at
feminine cxtravaCance wore with a fault
sss.y tailored navy blue serge suit brim-
ass hat IN the same shade. which was
tent into little curves about the face and
trimmed with rosette OF pleated maline
o. one side and on the other with rose
y ps.er shade Of blue. With this simple
little BIT Of headgear was worn a veil, also
navy blue. that covered It entirely. An
ether hat that was noticeable for qualities
cutie the opposite Of those possessed by
tis one had A crown q little higher than
usual which was drsped almost 10 the top
aih folds Of shot silk and heightened at
one side By an enormous bow Of the same
material
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
OF Interest to 6Uomen

calls the attention Of the male members OF
her branch, DIR. r., Mr. @. and Philip X.
to the Sunshine requests I'm the column. and
there is always ready response. II may
Be money Gift TO aid some widow in
paying rent, special book or calendar
passed on. or even birthday greetings 10
the aged and the children. 1t is not so
much what is given. as the fact that busy
men are thoughtful enough TO send cheer
into the lives OF others.
Owing 10 the indisposition OF Mrs. Lind.
say, the benefit euchre that was to have
been held at her home for two aged
gentlewomen has been postponed.
The president Of the Round Robin
branch, in Connecticut. has reported the
manner in which the contents Of the box
sent 10 her were distributed, and the com
fort derived from the many gifts.
The members OF the Golden Rule Circle
are busy with rehearsals for their enter
tainment on April 81. Tho extent Of their
summer work for adults end children
will derend on the financial success Of the
affair.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
Contributions.

The following gifts for distribution have
been received: A large express box Of use
ful and fancy articles. from Mrs. r. Sim
mons, OF Cleveland: an Easter offering Of
chicks, bunnies and cards for children.
from Mrs J. NJ. r. Carothers. Of indiana
dust caps and fascinator from Mrs. Thatch-
CT. of Cambridge, n. y; waists and cards,
from Mrs Titus. Of Glen Cove, Long Isl
and: shoes, from f.. G. r, OF Manhattan; a
white wrapper. from Mrs MacDowell. OF
Yonkers: eight new Easter hats. trimmed.
as special gifts for small girls, from Miss
Rita BOVINE, Of Flushing: picture scrap
books, a postcard album and silks, from Mrs
r.. Of Manhattan; seeds. from Stafford
Springs, Conn. woods and crochet silks. from
Mrs. Perkins: fine woods. from Boston;
box OF various. articles, from Mrs. S. A.
Bristol. of New Jersey; paper dolls. from
Mrs W. c. Vile an IN remorian" box Of
Easter gifts for "some little boy seven
years old" from Mrs g., of Elizabeth.
N J., pastime puzzle Tor a "shut-in," from
Mrs. Heard. OF Newbur8, y. Y; cloth
ing and books, from Mrs. joel Croft, a
member eighty-one years old; a barrel OF
selected reading, from Miss G. j.. Barry
and Mrs. j. J., Fanton. of Nyack, y. Y.
Other contributions not previously acknOwl-
edged were: Clothing and unfinished work,
from Mrs. Norton, or Great harrington
Mass; hairpin holder. from Miss Dorr; eye.
glasses and spectacles, from X. NJ. S.. OF
Montclair, ~ j., and Mrs. Covert, OF Ian
singburg ". Y. reading matter, from Mrs
Powell, OF Manhattan. and unfinished fancy
work and embroidery silks and stamps. TO be
forwarded. with a name. Easter cards have
come. from A. G.. Bagley, Miss T.. Stone,
Mrs. N. Andrew. Miss Helen Weston. the
oral Wright School. Of Manhattan, Miss
X. g.. Mrs Mcintyre. Clara Fredericks.
with stamps for mailing, and from -
Friend" with 30 cents for postage, "in
memory Of one who is not here this East
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

lins 10 James r Ieehsn Co: S2,"V; attorney
Ernest schaefer. 40 Nassau ST.
TOWNSEND AVE, $. o. II n of 10Th AZ,
ic5xIoo: Dec ~, 1908: Gus 9 odell 70 Dora
Garternan: 800 attorney, Title INSURANCE co.
i8j Broadway.
iItfU ~. 2. Il ln'ersectiSh WITH MO
hegan ave. 2sGx9p 3x2sxf04. I0 also all right.
t:tle and interest Of party first part In ad)oinins
premises, 3ixI0t. i0x3nxI101o; April 1877
Hattie Greene 20 Mary Durel; NsVp; at
torney. Hesdlcy Greene. Rector ST.
tsbfU ST, =. 10 10 ~ of DAILY ave, l2ox
30; Sept 81. 1908: Hans r y Truelsen ~ Sylkanus
Purdy: $1,000; attorney. ii p Grinin' Nhite
Plains. n Y.
1s0TH ST. :, 5J 10 n c ot DAILY ave. looxoO;
Sept 81. 1905: Hans y Trueissn TO SylTanus
Purdy. S. 900; attorney samo az above.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


GANsEvooRT ST. n " cor Hudson st for
I ety garage l6x44; Cooper. 3Ss BleecEer y,
owner; W 8 Boyd. 56l Hudson ST. archi,ece'
81. 600.
PINFHURST AVE. " G, 90 Y OF l19th g.:
for two 5 sty tennis 50.1x3o; Rountree Realty
Construction co. owner; Mertin "a West 2stn
ST. architect $4,000.
BROADWAY, o cor 33i st; for II sty
Office and store bldg, lis 7xoS; wilson;
Philadelphia owner: Rouse Goldetone. 90
West s2d st. architect: $500, ,oCoo
26TH ST. n s. IA II Q Of 1th ave; for = ~
sty loft bldg, I5O lxs5.3: Fabian Construeuon
Co. 1893 Broadway owner: Schwartz q cr0ss
and n p Marcus. BAT 3th ave. architects; $780,
GOO
THE BRONX.
hist ST SIS II OF Morris ave, sly DIX
store ard dwlx 3ar30 Giovanni Isvtani, bo5 MOT
ris ave. owner; Thomas Nicely. East 18TH y
architect; cost 5000.
HAIGHT AVE, .. 242 " n Of Walker ave-
three ? sty frame dwigs, 16sx45; Henry Neren,
berg 1884 Poplar ST, owner; Eoeins' iioo
Walker ave architect: total cost. $4,000.
WHITD PLAINS AVE. W 9. 1908 Il Of
Nianna st, sty frame dwis 2ox64: Louis euro eo
gs 1923 Unonport rd. owner; p Ebe!ing, iion
Walker ave, architect; cost. $4,000.
CLAsON POINT RID, n .. 100 q OF White
Plains ave one frolic; Novelty Machine Co. =
Rector St owner; 2 VI Andersen, Rector 81
architect; cost. SO. 800.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

I'd AVE. ~ end so; Harris PassIoff Of a sgt
Soinssr Realty Co. owner aud contractor. $3.50.
NOHEGAN AVE n cor I7sth IT, 5O1l5o
Giuseppe BoreIIo agt Nathan Rubenstein. owner
and contractor; $50
SAME PROPERTY same ogt same: $3.50
CAULDWEIL AVE, s. 1888 n n OF i6sth
st 50xilS: faskins Boiler co agt Tuchman
Brothers Construction Co and Philip and Herman
Tuchman. owners; r Stevens, contractor:
$3.50.
18TH ST. 90? west: Jacob Dombach agt
Charles A Borst. owner and contractor; sol.
TELLER AVE 1887 10 13il; Max Weiner e
al agt Teller Realty Construction Co. owner ana
contractor: $i2O.
BECK ST. s, 100 II OF Avenue st John.
I176x irreg. New York Heater and supply Co
agt Afro Realty Co. owner; LOCK running aho
Constructon Co contractor, $500.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
BENEFIT FOR WoMeNs EXCHANGE

Buffalo" Jones Will show pictures OF
Africa and African animals at a children 's
matinee 10 be given at Wallack's Theatre
tomorrow afternoon for the benefit Of the
New York Exchange for Women's Work.
All the members and friends OF the ex-
change are expected to attend and bring the
children. Among the patronesses are Mrs.
william v. Lawrence. president OF the ex-
change: Mrs Russell Sage. first vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. Cornelius Agnew. Mrs. j. Z.
MurrAy, Miss Lambert. Mrs. Samuel ord
way. Mrs. Charles Taylor and Mrs. Charles
T. Miller.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
Birthday Parties.
A Response.

Mrs r.. OF Richmond Hill Long Island,
was the first 20 respond 10 the request Of
Mrs Barrett. president of the Florence
Crittenton Home for Girls. She writes: Il
can give one afternoon week TO help the
work. have no professional excellence in
any line, but considerable efficiency in sew
eraI I have an infinite pity for the inmates
of this refuge, and should be glad to help
even little toward restoring them TO use
full womanhood.
Are there not others who can spare a
little time to aid IN this splendid effort 10
benefit and upllft the unfortunate inmates
of this home.
A kindly sympathy. united with personal
service. is the best means Of responding
10 this earnest appeal. The home Is sit
uated at Nos q and q Bleecker street.
Manhattan, and the executive office is at
Room Al. United Charities Building, Fourth
avenue and 22d street Letters may be ad-
dressed 10 Mrs. Kate Walker Barrett pres
ident, a. the above address.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
Money Received.

-. > y. p. q Manhattan. has given si5;
+..s ~. Augusta Seitz. OF Hoboken. n. j., 50;
~. 20 Short Hills branch. through Miss
.'~' seen Cox. secretary. s.: No. branch
~.ush Mrs George Eason. president, 81;
W e; Miss Osborne, OF Binghamton,
\ airs. y. j. Thatcher. OF Cambridge,
D.. J., y, as Easter offering; Jean NJ.
80 80 Of Brooklyn. has sent 81 70 aid the
a. I. Ilnd for working girls; Miss bag
80 ~. - cents for e1press3ge: G. II: b.. -
sr1 ~ Pay postage ON cards sent py nor
--1 MIS- A. Smith. 10 cents az dues.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

has sold No Eo4 West End avenue a three story
dwelling house. lot 1ox64 feet.
45TTI sTREET-Mrs A. ". Fox is reported to
have sold No. 100 Wes. 45th street flyo story
fathouse. on a lot 25xiOo5 feet.
<4TH STREET-A. l.. Mordecai Son have sold
10 Jesse ". Enrich No. All Past 44th street, =
four story tenement house. on lot 26.Slp' >
feet. TIE Lawyers Mortgage Company holds
title
THE BRONX
CLAY AvENUE-Iauter 4 8laclncr have sold
for Leo Levenson tho plot. 5OXl00 feet. on the
west side OF Clay avenue, 32J feet north OF leH'h
street Tho buyer gave In part payment twenty
Ave lots at Jackson Park. Burlington County,
y. J.
SILVER STREET-F. NJ. Weiss & Co. have
sold the plot, 75rl30 feet, on the south side on
Silver streot ii8 feet west Of Wlllamsbrfga
Road FOR Alvey A. Adee to tho Weiiman Finance
nd Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
EASTER MILLINERY SHOW
Hats Nearly All Small, but There
Uniformity Ended.

,.,., "a the lifc Of the fashionable hat!
pansienne limits the career Of hers, II
s.i5 TO a single month. and American
g ,.r are not likely 10 lag far behind her
,.s,enanding freshness in their headgcar.
-, .reforo. even though millinery bearing
:, .hs marks Of spring was worn long be-
g., snv one could dream OF casting aside
,os.s and other winter trappings, there
vas really no reason TO fear on this ac-
,,unt diminutlon in the splendor OF that
.,s,,aved at Easter. This beautiful festi-
-, vas. on the contrary. more interesting
.s.n psrsl this year from the fashion point
:, v,.v for there had been ample time to
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,

AIT yohn p Olson Construction Co et al; ApH'
/. 1911 Thy bond; 1916
18TH ST, I27 Vest; joseph Iino 4 20 ."
same; March q, 1911 tby bond; sooS 70.
eth ST. ic1 70 13i West; sykes ssess - cgs ~
"a ,y, same: April 4. 1911 (oy bond; $@V'e ".
" - ,7I1 Z, n Of i3eth 81; n "
,oSos- Many,lle Co agt George A Resber Ct M
Nov 3 1910. $30o.
wEsrCHEsTER AVE. wot " cor o. sssm ss,ssn.n 81
rrerront Moulding Mil agt HichArd Se's~" ~
~. March tS ioii Coy bond; s2<4 g.
WALTON AVE. 2259: Lewis n Wocas ns
y.",art park CONSTRUCTION Co ct a; March 20
1910 tcancelled); $3.50. o,
ssD ST: ~ al. MeJ Ian Sic 8, %iell; $50.
,,opruu,pc AVE. nv cor Of le7th ~
cnsr,e. Kreisnberg ast codae Realty GO e' "A'
April 10. I8l1 81, 232 Co.
an AVE. cor Of lI5th St; same sss ss'n's
Anril 10. 1911; $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
Annual MeetinQ.

Tie fourteenth annual meeting OF the
Tribune Sunshine Society will be held on
Say =. al Hotel Manhattan, New YORK
wy large attendance Is required from
"anches and Individual members. Further
la'uei'ars regarding the meeting will be
. On next week
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

The Thrift. corp'n. to County Holding Co;
so. 800
William y Anderton 10 Edw x Anderton; sS,-
400
Title Guarantee and Trust Co tn Greenwich
Savings Bank: s22, 500
Same 10 Walter " Seward: $4,000
county Holding Co 10 Yale University, SlO,Jo
samuel Levin 10 Annie Fox: $1,000
GeOrgianna l. Kennedy to John Haydock: ~ 90
600
Aiolph Bloch TO Herman Schumacher: s2,1o.
Marion Rossiter 10 Marion Marble; s1l 20"
George ~ Garland 10 Joseph Miller: S2,Ioo
Wilson " Powell 10 Aaron Carpenter an5
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
April, Is

f.JpySTrr- ST 100 and 1ec: store, etc; JACOB
e;oHynnsn to Joseph catania; 8 yrs from May J.
1911: 500: address. 20e Chryste ST
ELIZABETH sr. ga; store. etc; Frank ,ial-
zone ct al 10 Giovanni Mnore; yrs from May
/. 1911: sl.3o0: address. 2Si Elizabeth 81
MACDOu.GAI. S'r. 1tG. part basement. Luigi N
sauctis Ia Giuseppe Maresca; yrs from MAY l.
1911: sIGs: address. 225 sullivan 81.
Sd ST 80 West: ALL Sarah R Wells 70 VIII
lam conte; 10 yrs from May I. 1911; slooo aa-
dress, II West 90 st
s4T'U ST. l02 West, and 9th ave. III; al;
Isaac J Greenwood et al to Corsicen Realty 90;
Fl yrs from April I. 1911: $500 20 $lo,cJO; ai-
dress. II West +2l st.
Il7TH ST 252 East. g " cor Of I'd ave: store,
etc; Bernard Branner to Con colucci; yrs from
April J. 1911; SI20 10 $50: address. 221T "a ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
ALTERATIONS.

pELANCEy ST, s. 25 II " Of Eldridge 81:
70 a sty store and ONCE bldg: " r Mayer. lsS
F16ridge ct, owner: Shampan bhampan' az
Broadway. architects; cost. $1,000.
ppOADwAy =, w cor 18th st; 70 q IA sty
store etc: Anderson Washington. owner
Westinghous. Church, Kerr q co. 10 Bridge 81
architects: cost. $4,000
u.Nc1{AT,rAN AVE. g. fo4th 70 l0oth st: tc
a 4 stv asyum; Society for the Relief OF Hall
Orphans and Destitute Children ot the city o,
New YORK. owner: Butler hooman' 10 H@'
e3d ST. architects; cost. $4,000.
,sT AVE. East River 95th ana e5th sts; 10 9
4 .tv rower house; Metropolitan Street Rail~
IN. owner. ! r { Armstrong. ~ West &Ath st
architect. cost, S3oOco
TIE BRONX-
WASHINGTON AVE. 1924; 10 "a sly orE
storo, ana tA1mt 23x93 Anton Marcus. or
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
Some Were Disappo inted.

mo President regrets that not SUFFICIENT
me was received 10 enable the office 20
'~'s on the usual amount Of Easter
-'SAlne This IL tie more regrettable as
"i! On the list are in extreme need OF
''srial cheer. and such gifts received by
'n AZ Easter always seem 10 give
-'aoe pleasure.
~ . U, writes. May / not ask for an
,+ I'shs'on OF your kindness 10 a member
lys mas consumption. and IL not likely 70
~ w Her need for help IS urgent, as
ns,,S S@nhot procure the simplest OF her
Tuy necessities"
tt.s physician 10 whom this member was
- ,sportS that only one lung Is affected,
81 she could be moved into rooms
,cs,' mere vas plenty Of sunshine and
,ra good nourishinR food she might
T.t .Sf years. II is o sad thing that In "a
yeqs'e e.ty Ike New York even one gentle
~ should actually die for want Of
10 \, sho sunlight. Win not some respond
WIZ need. FOR the JOY Of the deed?
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
LIS PENDEN

10TH sr, s4 East: McConihs Realty CO go
Herman Schspierer et al foreclosure OF m's)'
attorney w McCoaihe.
JEROME at. II =. lot C7. map OF the nev WI.
lsse OF Jerome. The Bronx: Thcresa roy sgs
Catherine Di Malta sslzano ct al foreciosufe or
Mtg: attorney q Squires.
Hath sT, n =. 455 n VI Of 5th ave, 2ox1oo II I:
Charles A Adrian Of al sgt Fannie SreenoslG
et al (action 20 declare deed void; attorney. w
Hill.
1sT AVE. W o. 100 10 II n Of il4th Ut, Ssaa"Vs
Mary Oeters ct al ag, Andrea olrouLi - ~
foreclosure OF ntg); attorney, J " H"SA
r.. ..harins fraud ast Cornelius Van Ness o. ~
Croreclosure OF rntg1: attorney. Einef.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
+, T5l 5lT>RlBUNs
J y1&,HHRd1SHENE
W. 0gDGRKFY
Ihete a-a the Easter bells

met aye the Easter bells
An godenly. all. silverly they ring.
across the hilitOps down the darkling dells.
me resurrection chime Of each fair spring.
aeng tie garden ways
There comes the golden ionquils trumpet
Gall.
IN Easter bells. ring in the glad new
days.
''vts smile. the sunshine. lleth over ali!'
Martha NcCulloch Williams.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold at the Vesey
Street Rooms.

The following sites will be sold at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrcoms, Nos. IA
and 15 Vesey street, this week:
TO-DAY.
BY Joseph p. Day.
GRAND ST. BOA and $50. " cor Lewis St 5ox
So q sty tenmt and stores; N r Schwab sgt
Abraham Kassel ct nj; Schenck g. L. attys P w
Pollock. ref amt due S67,seo SO: taxes. etc.
1850.
TOMORROW.
By Joseph p. Day
fITH ct, IS, $. 1908 II . Of University pl.
81. .4x94 9x2I .txe<.0. sty loft and bldg: Louis
Jerkowsh agt y Haines et al G. Open
helm. atty; " c Arnold, ref: amt due, s9,3s3 50;
taxes etc. $3.50 05: sub TO first mtg Of $40,
600.
MORRIS AVE, 500 s. 1906 It g Of f40th st.
% sxo6 ex irres. sty fathouse: T. r Sous agt
AMMO de Jonge ct a.: Leinns. atty; f II
Daily, ref; amt duo, s2.c16 02. taxes. etc.
81, ,o37 63; sub to first mtg OF $1,000
129TE ST. 2. n 2. T3 It o of 9th ave ITx5O 2
and sty dwg; Broadway Savings Institution
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
rue PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

oor sTREET-Wilber g. Goodalc has sold f1r
phillips ~ London, No .i5 West I'D
H. D" fmir story dwelling house, on a lot iGA
tlfeeSs Sso@f adjoining the Westminster Church
go ndtoining house. No III was acquired
~, in the week by Annie Costello.
wyEsT END AYENUE-airs Frederick Moss
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

urernisrs owner; Charles c Clark. al fremont
ave architect: cost si.Jp.
tciTH sT 81 and ji3 10 a Sty brk fartcrys
gOsJ4: Sayc Realty Co. on premises. oTneHi
Hamilton & asrser.su. 81 Broadway, srchitsets'
cost, $4,000.
f4sTH ST, .. 900 II c of CcurtAnfs ave. 70
William q Charles Kiesling, on premises. oe a-
crs: the kieslipg Co. on premises. arch'tcSts
cost, $50
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CORONATION ACCOMMODATION

SEATS FOR VIEWING THE CORONATION
urocession from one Of the best positions In
London pIccadIly. from "a As BOOK early 10
avoid disappointment. Also private residence IN
uampstead only minute from Tube. II
minutes from West End theatres; double and
1 single bedrooms. servants room and dark room.
Exceptionally. furnished throughout silver a3d
linen. servant ieft; 900 for the month. lncud
{, Is seats or $50 per week. References given
T., any agent Address. owner, care Thomas
Dixon. ia5 oxford Ct. London England.
KING GEORGE CORONATION. BpAUTI-
fully furnished roomed d.tashsd house. WIN
linea, plat,. glass. etc. Large garden. suitable
for American family. Within IL minutes or
Plccadilly Inclusive price per month ti5o. Ap-
piy Tribune care Dxon's. l9b oxford st. Lon
don, " England
CORONATION PROCESSION PASSES DOOR
uandaom" view: suit family. entire aoor. y
bedrooms Board residence days. 80 guineas.
n hooking cable at once Wieland, Argosy Hotel,
II DOrO, London Bridge, London.