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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
HOL0-UP

An unwelcome customer last
night took 800 from the cash box
ia the United Cigar Store. 3iS Pike
st. while y. W. Lyons. In charge
OF the store. was forced to hold up
his hands at the point Of gun.
George McQuinn Of AS New York
block. who was In the store. was
told to stand back. The robber
made his escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22

Seattle has some good gueaserh'
all right.
just % have won pairs Of tickets
to see The Winning Miss" u the
Grand theatre tonight. Tho Star
party. therefore. viii number about
200. who viii see a good live must
cal comedy.
Several thousand tried their
hand al guessing. The Winning
Miss Editor Was buried in stacks
Of guehsea, and when the losers
we're eliminated there we're left 81
winners.
The first day OF the bee. when
nine names were given 10 pick
from. only 10 guessed the correct
name Hattie Devon.
The second day. when nine
names also we're given under
Lorraine Testers picture. n won
tickets. on Saturday. the third
day. when the names were reduced
70 three. 80 guessed the correct
name Alice sher.
The winners may set their tick
cts at The Star office thia after
noon up 10 7 o'clock, by identify.
ing their handwriting an sent IN
on the coupons. thus avoiding du'
pllcasion or mistake Winners not
calling in person must eend orders
under signature.
Here are the lucky winners;
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22

KANSAS CITY, May 22.-clainns
ing that she kept her marriage "a
Harry Durland a secret for 81
years at bis request, woman to-
day laid claim 70 his fortune OF $500
600. Mrs. Durland says she married
DuFland at Golden. Colo. where Id
had gone ia search OF health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.--The
eight.hour Law for women goes into
effect today and will be rigid
ly enforced The big hotels will
make test case OF II soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
FAMILY WIPED OUT.

NEWARK, Ohio. May 22.-While
driving across the tracks Of the
Ohio Electric railroad, D. W. bod
son and his whole family, wife and
two small children. aged seven and
four, were run down and killed here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
WILL FLY OVER
PIXIES PEAK

KANSAS CITY. May 22.--Jack
cudahy OF this city and Karl Won
Publ of st. Louis. who viii pilot
the "St. Louis No. 4" balloon In the
race here next July. will attempt
to fly over Pixies Peak within few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
Chester Thompson Leaves Town;
He Frightened Heinrich Girl

Boy Who Killed Judge Emory
Creates Sensation at Heinrich
Home--Will Be Sent TO
Ranch by His Father.
Chester Thompson will leave
fer the ranch In Eastern
Washington tonight.
There 10 nothing 20 be
alarmed about in chsster's
manner az the heinrich home"
said his father. VIII n. Thomp-
son. this morning. "lf any
other Boy would have acted
that way II would not be
thought cut Of the way. Hls
past history alarmed those poc-
pie. That 10 all. believe they
will admit thas they were un-
duly alarmed because Of ches
tiers previous history and not
for what he did at this time"
Because he apparently ioitered
about the Heinrich home, ii0i 2ist
sv. N, 20 get into conversation with
Miss Katherine Heinrich. daughter
OF the late Andrew Heinrich.
wealthy brewer. Chester Thompson.
the slayer of Judge q. Meade
Emory. was arrested last night and
later released by Capt Stuart. Com.
plant was made b. Ernest and
John Heinrich. brothers Of the gt-l
No warrant has been obtained.
Although he had never seen The
girl. Chester Thompson had been
proving about the Heinrich resi-
dence since Saturday morning. He
had previously called upon Mrs.
Heinrich TO get her to subscribe TO
his book Of poems.
n am Chester Thompson. he
introduced himself Mrs Heinrich.
70 humor him. talked to him for Is
minutes Chester evinced no desire
TO leave.
MAY ! take your daughter outg~
he asked Mrs Heinrich
Certainly not. she replied. She
then asked young Thompson 20
leave.
Last night AZ about O'Clock
Thompson was again seen tn the
vicinity. Both Mrs Heinrich and
Miss Katherine were visiting the
Lutx home. at 1920 Prospect st.
Chester kept passing the house
for more than two hours. The
Hemrichs became alarmed and sent
another woman 10 meet Chester.
But Thompson avoided her and
went into the Prospect Congre.
gnfionai church nearby
In the meantime John Heinrich
hurried to the church and he stood
guard until Chester came out. He
took him 10 the I.utz home, where
the police arrested him.
Have you ever met Miss Hem
rich7~ Thompson was asked.
mo was the answer.
Have you ever seen herg"
"Not that | know Of"
Gives Strange Answers.
Thompson said that he merely
went for q walk He admitted that
he soltered on the corner for
long time"
What for7~ be was asked.
mo one" he answered
Chester had been in the city for
about two weeks He had been on
a ranch most OF the time since bis
release from the Tacoma jail.
where he had been lncarcerated for
more than two years following HIS
sensational trial. when his father,
VIII II. Thompson. pleaded for his
son in a speech that lasted more
than two days.
History Of Case.
Thompson killed Judge Emory
after the latter had denied him
permission to visit his niece. Niles
Charlotte Whlttlesey. Thompson
rushed into the house Emory fol.
lowed. and the next moment three
shots rang out Emory died two
days later. July 3. 1906.
Thompson barricaded himself in
the bathroom Of the Emory home.
after getting two children in there,
and threatened 10 kill them IL an
attempt 20 capture him was made.
VIII II Thompson, his father. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
PHILADELPHIA. - An

PHILADELPHIA. Answering
the call from his fathers death bed,
Hans Lobert. star third baseman
for the Philadelphia Nationals. has
left for Pittsburg during the series
with Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
SHIP SINKS

fHf fniFrd Freas Iraeed WlFr.f
MARSHFTELD. Or, May 22.--
Wireless reports from Hunter Head
state that the gasoline schooner
Wascalore stove IN her bow and
then drlfted TO Island Rock, few
miles south Of the mouth OF Rogue
river. where she sank. The six
members OF the crew we're taken
from the island by the life saving
tug.
Two-bit photoplsy show at Coli
scum for cents. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22

sit on a cushion and watch the
pictures at the Coliseum. Any seat
6 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22

Hear May Thurston sing; hear
Bretland sing: see the photoplay
at Coliseum. Any seat cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
> HUR
IN AUTO

CHICAGO. May 2s--Fiye persons
were seriously injured here today
when a big passenger automobile
cniiided with an auto truck The
passenger machine was running so
fast that II literally split the truck
ia two. then skidded 20 one side and
tore an oak tree UP by the roots.
The injured passengers we're scat
tered along the street for nearly a
block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
Things You Should
Know

y. w. Stevenson q Co, brokers,
Bailey building. are advised good
advances likely TO DO seen In grain.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22

Upholstered opera chairs ut Coli
scum. while you watch the photo
pIay. Any seat a nickel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
ALBANY p paNTIsfs

Bank Building. corner Of Second Avenue
and Pike street.
Opposite me Bon Marchs and Macuou-
ssi a Sou bwick's. Take elevator. or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22

You are safer in the Coliseum
than nj home on on the street
Dance ut Dreamisrd tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-22
Words. by Schaefe e
Music by Condo


rcEm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
NfANHATTAN

18th STREET Louis G. smith has solo No
Sc East 10Th street a four story American base
ment dwelling house 25xlo2.2 feet.
1o4TH sTREEr-Dens MeGrath has sold No:
h fs East on ie4i 6 fSs[
avenue.
sOTH STREET.-THE Douglas Robinson. Charles
$ Brown company las sold Tor Hariora e. =.
and basement dwelling house. IN loi i ixlo2 z
feet
THIRD AvENUE-Folscm Brothers have sold
for the eas Of Jofh nv, 5ag On t 'fs x
rs feet. to Charles z. Colthup, who will alter II
for his business
4OTH STREET.-THE Henry NJ Veil Com
pany has sold for the Greenwich Investing Com
pany Nos 3i5 20 $40 West 10Th street. three
story buildings. on plot 30 6xes 8 feet. near
Ninth avenue. The buyer IS a client Of (. A.
Singerman attorney. who contemp'ates erecting
a twelve story building on he site
2JTH STREET-Louis Schrag has sod for the
estate Of Mary =. Warren No. III Vest 22th
street, a three story building. on a lot 25x9S q
feet. ~ Furmen clayton, who owns No. 10 al
Joining and controls plot 45N9s3 fctt
2eTH STREET Louis schrag has sold for III.
Leasehold Improvement Company Nos. d3s ana
sfcry front and rear building plot 40X0s
feet 70 Theodore F Wieand, who. after ex-
tcnsive alterations. VIII use the property for his
OWL business
9TH STREET The Holland Holding Com
pany has sold 90 julius Steinfold 80. 90 n "a
West 37th street Tho property has frontage
of 90 II feet. \ twelve story loft and store
building will be erected ON the site.
AMSTERDAM AVENIE,-L. :. q, 4. - Ring
have sold the block front ~ Amsterdam avenue
between ii9th and i9orh streets. The property
sold measures 16l 10 fcol ia m" avenu" and 30
feet in the side street. Fhe Jacobs Constructor
Company is the purchaser
THE BRONX
WEBSTER AvENCE-W. 2. & W T. Rronn.
Inc. have sold for J. Romano Brown the plot IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
REALTY NOTES.

John I Miller is the purchaser Of the
dwelling house No. 81 Riverside Drive sold
recently by the Sterling Realty Company
through Horace f. Fox. Mr.. Miller Is pres
ident Of the Riverdale Realty Company.
which owns the Riverdale apartments. adj
Joining. at the south corner of Riverside
Drive and 10Th street. The purchase was
made to protect the light Of the latter
structure
Leon s Altmayer Christian Volzng and
Harry y Kohn were the brokers in tho
sale Of Nos IS and 20 East ssth street TO
the Putnam Construction Company. report
ed on April q
David and Harry Lippmann are the buy
ers Of No. 80 TO Sc Ridge street. reported
sold Monday by the Charles o. Livingston
estate. David Vogel negotiated the trans
action
The Order Of Elks has received permission
from Justice Hendrick to mortgage It's new
clubhouse, in West 43d street, for $4,000. in
order TO pay off building loan OF $4,000
and s1q0.57S as the cost Of completing the
building The Elks will then have their In
debtedness on the property, which is valued
at 81, 200, 90, in two mortgages of $4,000 and
$4,000
Edward d. Snffen negotiated the sale OF
No 705 Westchester avenue, running
through 10 jackson avenue. for the Broco-
val Realty and Holding Company 10 Paul
Kroeger. Of Crawford. y. ]. II was held at
s2s. rno MI Snffen has also sold for the
Eastern Builders Supply Company go
acres OF timber land and eighty-six acres
OF unmproved property az LackawaXen,
Pike County. Penn. for $1,000
Glendinnlng & Martin have secured for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

Some interesting sales we're reporter ~
the real estate market yesterday. Anone
these was that OF a large plot In west
S7th street. which will lie improved win
large loft building: another Of the resale OF
a block front in Amsterdam avenue for-
merly owned by the Pinkney estate on
which site two apartment houses VIII ne
erected. and stil another sale OF part OF
IN. Horuet homestead. at Riverside Drive
and l4st street.
The property sold in West 57th street was
No 20 TO q. which was acquired by JULIUS
Sternfeld, wholesale importer Of linens
from the Holland Holding Company OF
which Judson S Todd is president Inc
plot has a frontage of e31l feet ana mas
been held at $4,000 Mr. Sternfeld Is going
10 erect on It a twelve story stone ana
loft building from plans by G. & f. BUM
The Jacobs Construction Company, OF
which Joseph Newark is president. has
purchased from L. S. g. A. NJ. Bing the
block front in Amsterdam avenue pet"een
18th and l20th streets. The property meas
ures 1871 10 feet in the avenue and 80 feet
in the side streets. The buyers purpose to
b,,iId two elevator APARTMENT houses on the
site
ticallv resold the entire block between
Mornngside Park West. Amsterdam ave-
nue.. 1lsth and l2oth streets. one Of the
three blocks purchased by them on Aprii
% from the heirs Of Mary q. Pinkney. who
will auction the remainder of the estate
ccmprising about nine hundred lots in Har-
lem, next week.
The Hoguet estate has sold the plot or
nine lots at the northeast corner Of River
side Drive and 10th street. fronting sslV
feet in Riverside Drive and 225 feet in l4'th
street.
The property is part Of the Hoguet home
stead. which stretches along Riverside
Drive from l4rh street 10 li2d street ana
which has recently been put on the mar
ket The plot sold and the adjoining nine
lots at the southeast corner of l4lst street
and Riverside Drive were held al an aggre-
gate Of $4,000 1t is understood that the
price realized for the 10th street corner
was very close 10 half OF that amount.
The property has been in the same owner
ship since 1886 The southeast corner OF
Riverside Drive and 14Sth street was re-
Gently bought by Max Marx and resold TO
Harry Aronson for Improvement with an
apartment house.
The firm Of l. J. Carpenter has con-
Guided negotiations for the sale of No. %
West 9sth street for Mrs. Anna Satterlee
t. Mary Mccarthy. II was reported that
Mrs Mccarthy represented Michael Cole
man In the transaction. Mr. Coleman
would not confirm the report yesterday. but
admitted that he had the property under
option. together with Nos. 81 and So adjoin-
ing, owned by DR.. Joseph d. Bryant. The
combined properties comprise plot 6oxsS9
feet
The Putnam Construction Company will
erect a twelve story high class apartment
house on the property at Nos. IS and 20
East sSth street. recently purchased by the
company through Leon S. Altmayer. The
cost Of the land and the Improvement Will
aggregate over S4n1 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
money POWER LISTED
Cement Company Gives Its FIJI
teen Billion Dollar Names.
BAKER FAR AHEAD OF ALL
Big Aggregate of Capital Said To
Be Influenced Against United
States Steel Foes.

At the second hearing before the Inter
state Commerce Commission on the COM
plant of the Alpha Portland Cement Com
pany against the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road yesterday the defence submitted more
data to the examiner TO show the alleged
control welded ny the United States Steel
Corporation over the railroads Of the coun-
try.
The Alpha company alleged that the hlgh
rate made for IT'S product by the Baltimore
e. Ohio was due to the influence of the steel
Corporal ton which desired preference for
its own cement plant. the Universal Port
land Cement Company a statement was
submitted in evidence TO show how much
capital the United States Steel Corporation
controlled ard through which Of its direc-
tors or members of the firm Of j. T. Morgan
e. Co the alleged control was eXerted
The paper gave the names OF the individ-
uals. the capitalization OF the enterprises
in which they are said TO be governing fac
tors and the annual income Of those COM
panies. a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

The following transactions we're recor'.N
at tho New York Real Estate Excha"e
salesrooms Nos IA and Is Vesey sue''
yesterday:
Ry Joseph r Day.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. n cor To-" 20
ST. l02 2yl21. garage; sold 10 Dayton Rea''
for sts.5oo also
le"TH ST, n =. l21 n W Of Fort Ws'nKcmr.
ave. o. 1ixap; vacant sold 20 Horace l. N'"'
for s23. COO also
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. q = cor lols' for
lo2xloo; vacant sold to Harold N''S
s45. ooo; also
I61sT ST, :. 100 II Of Fort Wasn,ns ,or
ave 72xna; vacant sold 10 Horace u ke"p'
s24 800: also
1857 ST. $. liz II u Of Fort VasnInss t
ave iopIaA IL sold to Horace l. kempe lot F'
800 also
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, e cor lsots 81 Moses
FOR SO 900. also
I@TH ST. 1875 and 1871. n $. BIS the he
Lenox ave "A pyaa II 8 ETY. nat; SOFA -
plaintiff for sb6.Gas. also
FOX ST ISL. n e l22. II = ~ Pro;pec ~ the
90 iOxiOT Skip J. gore: sty rat: SOLO W "
plaintin for $50. 94a. also
list ST. 40. II s. 100 y " Of Avenue a, 20 -
ln22 s,y hrk tennlt and stores s''
George Koher for s25.5".
Bv Samuel Marx.
PELHAM AVE. Gil and el3. s. 81 !, soId
Hughes ave 3s2YIG0: sly nat and sto'es' ''
to the plaintiff for saos2 ,,u,o,
PELHAM AVE. " $. SOIL n " OF n rnls "a
ave, rs 2xlcO: 3 stv tennt and stores SOU -
the plaintiff Tor 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

Robinson. adj road from West Farms o along
Chester by way ~ the parsonage. runs 10 70 10,
road ~ 10 land John Pugsley tO0 20
beg, plot. begins az lot 10 adj LOT ans
80 e from lot 6. map 81 Johh s,' II = n W
s ss along 10, 30 II ksw 1913 It =
Of omstead ave, 1ft iOxGg 6x1 41ox,''22, 4
Dcylin TO sarah BALDWIN nri Il. i6iD,
81. address. - East 10Th -.
LOT a. map 327 los. Hunter Estate ,o,o si.
Byrne ct al ~ John Byrne. OCT To- ''''' y
address, 1852 Crotona ave. .
LOTS 213 to PIG, amended map. Aae l,rii 20,
william Allen, ref. to Minnie hunlh'i' "''
$500, address. $685. Broadway no.
Frank Gss ass to = John Bcntz May 4 $500 ad
dress 1858 Chatterton ave. .oo
MORRIS AVE. n W cor 10th st. ,s w. Levy:
Civic Realty and Construction Co 20 bNNH >" 49,
MAY ! 81 address. 81 East loI'h s''
MONTGOMERY AVE. f7i5. 25xloo: Fre msn (
oswald and ano 70 Regina Heineee; 80
tmts $4,000. 81 address. DO East 'oh -,
PROSPECT AVE 2tie 2oxo5. Charles = 4 | no1,,
500 address. $50 Hewitt 81.
PLIMPToN AVE- 1921. 22193 lx22 OK, sss' q .,
Bronx Investment 90 TO Mary II Geer' "aS -
500 address. 1910 Bainbridge ave
- 3x4a. Arthur w sheafer ct al. eXrs e 10
? " shesfer, to J Romano Brown juno ''
1909. $4,000. address. 800 Broadway.
WALES AVE. n v cor or J f<u ~ Nv 80
Charles II Zumbuehl to Frnostine Mai %
mtg $1,000. MAY .. $780, address ''O
Hewitt pl.
WESTMINSTER AVE " $. 10 II n OF
Jackson I'VE. 25.5x67.T to Jackson ave. A .a.
son White 20 Brocava Realty ana HoIolns
Co. c; May e. 800; address, 63 PARK hoN'
18th ST g. 23o II OF Ave z, Ioxlos,
Cnlonport: Angus, g Horn ~ Edwin Coisa,e
Jones (mtk $1,000 MAY .. SlOO' address
22io Ellis ave.
lGsTH ST. 7Gl East. 25xi4s3: sarah F
Dudley 10 Ferdinand Hecht mtg Sooo"'
May q: 800; address, $50 Riverside Drive
10TH ST. s. cal Z, - OF Devoe Terrace
2s.1 TO webb ave x1olx43 2Xo43; william y
Schal to Emil L sorgenfrei (mtg - "o"l ;
April %: 800. address. j12 Morris PARK ave
18TH ST r s. 1874 n Of Marion ave
27x1o0. 7s33xl00. Frederick + Lum 81 al 70
Frank Boyle fmts $4,000; all liens Aprl
20. 81 address. 1919 Barnes ave
SAME PROPERTY: Frank Boyle 20 Thomas
r Spannon Imtg $4,000: all Hens; May D.
81. address. $50 East i95th ST.
222D ST. 8. 1854 II OF 4th st, 25xss 10;
Frank l. Bacon 10 Annie Imhof (mtg S3oOo) ,
May :: 500; address ass LIST ave.
237TH ST 8. 100 II Of Martha ave.
f0Oxl00: Martha ave " g. 80 n II Of 23Iih
ST. I5Oxl00: John Lawden and ano eXrs. etc,
To Philip J cogan; May s. 800; address
400 East 23s'h st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
LOANS ON PROPERTY.

The chambers Mortgage Company Tor
the last five years at Nos. Il and 80 Mas
sau street. has removed its offices to NOS
81 and 80 Liberty street. and has placed
the following first mortgages: For Harris
seal. $4,000. on property Nos. III and l'e
Monroe street for Leopold W. V. Lesser
s26. 900. on property No. SO West sth street :
for K. NJ. Perrin. $4,000 on property No
1886 Fifth avenue for Matilde Baer, s4'-
600. on property No. 252 West 34th street :
for Adolph Schlessinger. $4,000 on proper
" No S12 East oath street, all at per
cent interest and for Percival Corn. slO'-
600 on property No. 1852 Lexington ave-
nue. for John Collins, $4,000 on property
No. sos Lexington avenue. and for Mary
" Meyer, s13,5o0, on property no. 5-6
West 101st street. at Az per cent interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OEicial i.ccord and Forecast. Washington
MAY g.-Iow baromctric pressure over the north
plains states has caused south WINDS and De
cided rise in temperature throughout th" Mlddie
We and the Southern states The Warmcst
weather of the season prevailed on TUESDAY over
The northern plains states. tho highest temperature
being 90 degrees AT Pierre and Huron =. - DE
ciCedl, cooler weather IS reported nom 90" west
plateau and the north Rocky Mountain region
under the influence q an area Of high baro-
metric pressure that Is moving eastward from
the Pacific Ocean.
There have been local rains within the last
tWentN-four hours iu tine Atlantic states from
Virginia 10 Massachusetts and the Ohio VALLEY.
North Dakota. Minnesota and an scattered points
i'm he plateau region and the No-th Pacific
Ststes
The indications arc that the weather viii Do
generally fair Wednesdar and Thursday over
the Eastern and Southern states ana the vest
plateau region In The ohio and Middle Mississ-
inpl valleys and the middle plains states The
geather viii he fair Vednesday and unsettled
Thurs1ey while there will be showers over the
Northern states from North Dakota eastward over
the lake region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
BIG PLOT NEAR FIFTH AVENUE SOLD
Linen Importer to Improve West 37h Street Site with Twelve
Story Loft Building.
NEW APARTMENT HOUSES FOR AMSTERDAM AVE. BLOCK

the Dacorn Realty Company loan OF s4'u'-
o0 ri per cent on the ten story Dacorha
apartment house, ~ the southwest corner
OF l45th street and Riverside Drive.
The dwelling house No West Path street
acquired recently by the Albemarle Ho'el
Company through Mooyer e Marston' VIII
be used as an addition TO this hotel
Kurz e Cren negotiated the recently re-
ported sale Of the plot. 2ox95 feet at t"e
southwest corner Of Audubon avenue an"
l6eth street.
There Will be meeting of the Harlem
Property Owners Association AT NO Ih
East 125th street tomorrow evening
a. r. Karelsen has rented for l. j. NC
Bride TO Hugh Mullen a cottage on Beach
avenue, Edgemere, Long Island
Nail & Parker beg TO announce that they
have moved to their new offices at NO 10
West l35th street
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LEASES.

NJ & L. Hess have leased for the Madi-
son Holding Company the second loft in
No. 81 East 18th street TO the Schneider
Clothing Company; for Max Routlinger &
Bro. the fifth loft in Nos. % and "a West
Sd street. to the Auto Wear Rainooat Com
pany: for J. C. Cady the sixth loft in No
50 East Goth street to the Manhattan Art
Glass and Metal Company: for Heilner q
Wolf the second loft in No. 10 East 1Ith
street to Ellinger, Schiff & Co. for Charles
Hirschhorn the eleventh loft In No. las TO
156 West Esd street, TO William Fels, Inc. :;
for a. J. W. Pilgrim. the tenth loft in No.
x East 18th street, 10 Scherer q Lchtran