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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
BAR SWEAT SHOP

PHILADELPHIA. March al
were adopted by the
Italian congress. In session here to-
day. advocating changes In the con
tract labor laws and fayoring a
10 install information
offices IN Italy with a view Of per
suading italian immigrants TO take
up agriculture rather than 'enter
sweat shops Of the big cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
FACULTY IS PROBING

PULLMAN. March 3i-The fac
uity committee of the Washington
state college. which Is investigating
the outrage Of Monday night. when
several goods were dragged from
their beds By a crowd OF jubilant
students. decied the incident today.
No trace OF the culprita has yet
been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
u0Mlh's CORPSE
FOUND IN TEMPLE

VICTORIA. y. C.. March 3i.-
The mystery OF a woman's corpse
shipped TO the zenoii temple,
Japan. was cleared up when the
husband confessed that he killed
hss defaced her beyond reeogni-
t'on. and shipped her body to the
temple because she had often ex-
pressed a desire to be buried there.
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FOR POOR CHILDREN.

BRoCKToN, Mass. March 81
Three bequests Of $4,000 each TO
provide summer excursions for poor
children, TO give the clty's poor
Christmas presents, and to provide
a Merry ChTistmas for the poor
children of the city. are contained
in the will of the late Mrs. Clara
II. Snow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

seized him. Sheriff Charles ste
venson OF Skagit county has left
with a posse for Darlington. where
they will take horses and follow the
trail OF the armed maniac. who took
To the woods after the shooting.
Weedln Is an old bachelor. who
lived ON a lonely homestead In the
Wild country OF Sauk Prairie All
three OF his victims are old settlers
of Skagit county and are well
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
SON OF CHIEF SEATLTH
LIES AT DOOR OF DEATH

cry. Phillips is a dwarf He has
been a familiar figure In Seattle for
years. lie delighted TO hobuob with
pioneers and talk OF the stirring
days when his father tried to wipe
out the white population Of Seattle
In 1856 A few days ago his shack
on the West Seattle shore burned
TO the ground. Since then he has
been living from hand TO mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

Billy Phillips. % years old. the
only son of Chief Sealth. after whom
Seattle was named. Is dying Late
this afternoon he collapsed as be
tntsred the waiting room at the
yes; terminus OF the West Seattle
itrry
Owing to Phillips advanced axe
1stls hope Is held out for his recoy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

CHICAGO. March 3I.-Dr. ID. X.
Pearsons Of Hinsdale. ILL.,, will cele-
brate his 91st birthday April 4 by
distributing s300.0 to schools and
religious organizations. This<makes
nearly $4,000 900 he has distributed
among such institutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
INCOME TAX IS
SAVED fN MAINE

AUGUSTA. Ne. March 3i.-Un-
lsr the whip OF Gov. Plaisted, the
Maine legislature late yesterday re-
vsrsed It's earlier action and rati-
fed the proposed general income
hr amendment This removes all
Immediate danger Of the amend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
1000 KILLED EN
MEXICAN BATTLE

Ell PASO. Tex. March 3i.-Con.
flicting reports are coming today
from Douglas and Nogales, relative
to a reported battle at Ures. Mex,
In which 1000 persons are said to
have been killed and wounded.
American officials at Nogales de-
clare the affray was merely long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

distance skirmish between 100 fed
erals and rebels. Douglas reports.
on the contrary, insist that il was
big fight. with many killed.
Gustave Madero denied today a
report that Dralio Hernandez. who
is bearing peace proposals to Fran
cisco Madeo. has been captured by
the federals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
JAPs EXCITE WHITES

FLoRIN. Cal. March 3t.-Resi-
dents OF this town are aroused to-
day over the announcement that
the F1orin Fruit company. composed
OF Japanese. has acquired the larg-
est saloon in the town. A body of
white residents called today on the
supervisors and protested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

pEI.fINGfiAM. March ai.-~John
ard William Rinker and Jack Smyr.
apchers at Sauk Prairie. 10 miles
wr.h Of Darlington. were shot and
lIlled today BY their neighbor, VIM.
a wee2ln. who ran amuek In a III
Il Sudden insanity yesterday after.
noen
n Is reported that Weedin had
,brucrly had trouble with the Rink
srs and Smyr and that he shot them
foxn in cold blood when the mania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
PAY $l2, 900 RANSOM FOR KIDNAPPED CHILD
Father Pays, is
Giuen His Son

ALBUQUERQUE 3lDetaiis a which four
hdnapers gandnd Of Judge " L. Waldo general
the railroad him only
t2 had revealed with beginning
a be-
The kidnapping the baby victim
twOyearold Of A. r. Roger
On Wednesday a midnight
his home four masked villa Mrs.
Rogers crib
dress him deliver % hem
MOTHER OFFERED HER JEWELS.
Frenzcd with apprehension her baby offered
the hdnapers all her jewels silver they child
Her the
written letter demanding $4,000 bills Of denomination
$40
child o b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

DUL 0UVUI IIIiL0iIHN 90 ItV"-l ~
new man in charge, did get the new
Frye building for a good contract.
And the old Sullivan block, too, and
some other down town business
houses. including even cigar store
In a building on First av. owned by
Jacob Furth. president OF the Sc
attic Electric company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
THIS MATINEE, ON MONDAY.
WILL BE ''DIFFERENT" KIND

4 = \ r 4 4 r
4 THE GIRL 4
= SAYS: 4
= 4 r r 4 4 4
We will all
give our very
best performance
NJ o n d a ~. We
surely want to
please everybody
who comes TO see
US, and w h o o c
money will help
dear Mother Ry-
ther 10 keep that
big brood. The
company down to
the property man
pledges his best
efforts. viii you
come 2" - J a n c
Urban.
r = 4 + 4 4 r
4 THE MAN 4
4 AGER: 4
4 4 + r 4 4 +
I" very red
cent over operat-
ing expense of
the Seattle thea
tire will 60 to
Mrs. r yth err s
home. Every ef-
fort will be made
60 please those
who buy tickets
Monday" Harry
Cort, manager Of
the Seattle thea
tire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

WASHINGTON. March 31.-
resident Lowell. Of Harvard uni
Nefsity, accepted today membership
san Justice Hughes and Lawrence
axrwell to compose a committee 10
Investigate the proposed increased
magazine postal rates.
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LOOK ALIKE

LOS ANGELES, March 31.--That
there is strong resemblance be-
tween Lillian Paxton, known as the
"lady in the white mask" who Is
awaiting trial on a charge of forg-
cry, and Mrs. Jennie II. Doane, OF
Olympia. owner of the $4,000 prop
erty the deed to which Miss Pax
ton Is alleged TO have forged, was
developed today when Mrs. Doane
arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
MURDERER ESCAPES

VICTORIA, B. G., March al
Gunner Allen. who was to be
hanged March 4th, but was granted
a reprieve until April 4th, for the
murder of Captain Ellison at Works
Barracks last August, has been
granted new trial by the supreme
court Of Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
DIFFERENT now

'ast little reminder. Remem-
ne American Bank building,
''nnection with the light de-
'"ent under ex-suDerintendent
a. as whom The Star exposed and
~ people ,s. drove out OF office? No,
~, ~ did not get that contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
G. a. q. REUNION.

4 MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 81. I
\ The reunion Of the blue and
4 gray veterans OF the civil war 4
4 will be held In Memphis Sep i,
\ tember IS. 20 and 30. accord 4
4 ing TO an announcement made 4
4 here today.
n = h - tst tft 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
WOMEN WIN OUT

MADISON, Wis. March 3i-By
vote Of ls to the senate passed
nday the bill giving women the
hsnt Of suffrage IN state elections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
LOVE REsIs MONEY.

4 LOS ANGELES, March 81.
4 Choosing a motOrman for a 4
4 husband and love rather than 4
4 riches, Mrs. John Il. T. Hugo. 4
4 I6, formerly Miss Hazel Par 4
4 ker, daughter OF a wealthy 4
4 resident Of thlg city, said that 4
4 she is happy. They were 4
4 secretly married last week 4
4 and when they announced the 4
4 fact there was a scene. Parker 4
4 made his daughter choose 4
4 between her husband and her 4
4 inheritance. She chose the 4
4 husband.
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ments defeat
After the legislature had turned
down the proposed Law. Gov. Plais-
tod threatened to veto measures in
discriminately. After hot fight
both houses reversed the antag-
onistic vote they had taken earlier.
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SAN ANTONIO. March 3i.-Pre'
mature publication Of reports that
President Dlax has agreed TO treat
with the Mexican insurgents iH be
llcved here today 10 be responsible
for ne negotIalIona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
WRESTLING ON TRIAL

Special Prosecutor Higgins has
practically concluded his case in
the disbarment proceedings against
Attorney Frank Il. Wrestling. The
defense will begin its testimony
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

CINCINNATI, March 31.-George
B. Cox, boss OF Cincinnati. was re-
indicted here today on a charge OF
perjury which was based on prac-
ticaily the same grounds as his
recent indictment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

SAN FRANCISCO. March 81
Judge Cabannis today sentenced
Anne Lowenberg. Koehler.Beck TO
four years In San Quentin prison
for blgamy In having married John
Beck OF LiverInore. whom she met
through a matrimonial agency con
Quoted by her mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31
HAVE YOU auEssEp2

4 A season ticket for the ball 4
4 games free IL you guess near 4
4 est the actual attendance on
4 opening day. Read the details 4
4 on page 2 today.
\ Il ~ ~ tttt ~ ~ \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

Ana Mr.. Suttoua 3 crime was this
ON January 20 n Mrs Weston
sent word To the registration booths
of precinct 4. ward n. that she was
very anxious 10 register. but was
sick IN bed.
He Didn', Know.
u knew that IN many cases tho
poll books had been taken 60 mems
houses "a allow them to register
after the polls closed" he said. n,
was considered irregular but no,
wrong. So I went 10 Mrs Emma
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~ 4444 444ff
r Fair tonight and Saturday; 4
4 light east Winds. \
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asked her the usual questions. took
down hor answers and returned the
next day and registered her
Whe Mr. Sutton put Mrs won
tons name on the books be signed
underneath. Done by r. H sut
ton. 30 that there would be NO
doubt a. 70 how the reElnl ration
was done
This Is the crime for which Mr.
Sutton was singled out. tried and
found guilty lie admitted openly
that he had registered Mrs Weston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

The law is supposed
and IL doesn't always
In election held IN
election frauds The
years than others Ballot
marked and stuffed before the voted
y the thousandsfor Whole whole
Yet almost the only OF election irregularities
par Tor came Wednesday when Rev sutton
OF
minister Tor 80 guilty is awaiting
which viii Do from one 70 five In the penlentary
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v
4 WELL WELLll WELLlil 4
4 TRENTON. N. j.. March 81 4
4 ANY woman found wearing
4 a harem skirt shall be adjudg- 4
= ed guilty OF high misde- 4
4 meanor and sentenced TO Inn 4
4 prisonment for no less term 4
4 than her natural life.
4 This is the gist of bill 4
4 pending In the state legislature
4 today and which will likely 4
4 pass. 4
4 While Assemblyman Donnel-
4 ly. author OF the measure. was \
4 introducing the bill. women in 4
4 the gallery hissed. and several 4
4 wearing near harems" beat a 4
A hasty retreat 4
n ffFf fFfff TFfF \
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:. ..,..,no The star tomorrow. You Will be more
,.,.r,,,.s In the Mystery of the a. Pennies than
-, were IN the eolden Key.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03

bond: William st.nbers and ano ,ssd ST.
schultz: $4,000: address, $40 West io'' ., .,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. is msr II cent
,so,h ST. 6SxiIo April 81; yrs - IgpIius w
Emil y sorgenfrei and ano |" 90 Cd ave-
Ewoldt and ano: $4,000; adorese -. ves,
ssILvER ST. IS. ne rfw 81 ,p MI %: 2 yrs,
81 per cent Wellnan Finance am m,,,,e plains
TO Margaret Elgar. $4,000 address WIZ
n =. ., p,
TIFFANY ST, .. 2i2.ii u oi ao' 70 cath
xi25: May l. 2 yrs. Philippine kruass .ty. y J..
arins Marvin; 5000. address. Jersey e.S' =, ~
TIFFANY ST W $. lis IT Of i65th 81 nonS a.
.roo, Nav prior mtg S. due as p per pp"a
The 1924 street Realty Co TO ElbeT u,,ookI H
sI2 700: address. 595 East 18th ST. :, aox
100: May 2; demand. per cent, o" yrs. sal
struction Co 20 Isaac l. Kip and ano' eN'''
oo0: address. 90 Nassau ST. sy.
VEST ST. cor Of Honeywell, ave- 10
April 10; due as per bond Alloe ~. 90 East
Rehecca Danenbaunr. $40 no: address 81
Goth 81.
1ssp ST. 40 East ls.sxioo: Nay J. 2. 49, 49,
Arthur " Meyers TO Robert Ellison s4'V'''
address. 3i2 East I34th st.
13tTH ST. SIS. 1915 n ct Aiera 'rs q p.r
cent; Frank velt.r to Klaus Behrens' sS'''
address. 3l2 Ea,, i34,h st.
,od 18TH ST Of o! rglto T.s aSs staSi
j., 10 Mary Patterson. 500 no. address - ha''
kinesbridge I'd.
ls5TH ST, 452 East, 10 sxloo; May / 3 Yrs
William ] o'Hara 10 Cornelia Hoyt: 5000; al
dress, 3sl East l3sth st.
22iTH ST. 7sa East, 3osii.. April i i1s, ,.n
s per cent Angelo Giliberty TO Maria Moran'
$500 address. 4s7 Lexington ave.
2ssTH Ell So. 200 # Of Ma IS6 ave I1,l o's
yrs. 81. Per cent; Wesley Construction GO 20 20
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REAL ESTATE SHOWS END
Exhibit by Investor Decided Nov
CITY Of the Affair.

The Real Estate and Ideal Homes sho"
e. Madison Square Garden Will close to-
night. Since its opening last week DIE
crowds have attended the exhibition eaoh
dav.
The utilization OF the facilities OF the
show bv the New York Realty owners
st~ictlv On investment concern. Is distinct
innovation this year II is expected 'ha'
other large concerns Of this general cla'
acter will he represented in the future
The extensive holdings Of this COMPANY
,rr1uae Belmont and Bronxmont' at the
rortherly city line The, property Is n no.
reirg offered for sale, the pohcy OF M
COMPANY being 20 retain II for peri'isn
income as an investment ..o,,
me rurpose OF the exhibit IS eoucauO vi. a,
and Is intended 20 ao0uant the puplc . wI{ T.,
tre edyantages Of cooperative owheTsnIp
~, -oneeryative lines and experienced man
ageuent 49, vo,,, pael,v
Oc.rers. metropolitan manager, VINO rs IN
(baree Of The company's exhibit reports q
MARKED interest in the COMPANY Pa" VI
Investment on the part Of Visltors'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
BUYS SCHERMERHORN 23D STREET HOUSE
Old Landman Shopping Centre To Be Improved with Twelve
Story Commercial Building
ALMOST AN ENTIRE BLOCK IN THE BRONX SO

Chief interest in. the realty market yes
terday centred in the sale Of the schermer-
horn house at Nos ~ and 81 West go
street. on which site the new owners are
planning to erect astwelve story mercantile
building.
The hrownstone building. which stands
on a plo. soxaS9 feet. is an old landnalA
IN the shopping centre OF the CITY Inc
rrope~ty was acquired through the hrm Oh
Leonard J. Carpenter from the scherHer-
horn estate for, the Nameloc Realty COM
panv. recently organized by George r.
Coleman.
List wear the Eden Musee property al
Joining the Schermerhorn house on ''e
ues, and extending through TO Ath SUI
WAS sold 70 Michael Coleman. this emu
erotn Of transactions covering plot i-ON
soo feet. all Of which were handled 'nrout "
- sor,a anchorage firm. The lease on the
rden Nusee has several years yet 10 ."''
and i, IS understood that no improvement CIV
~ ,ha, Mot Is contemplated-at ieas'' i''
the present. Ill. oho,,,
Tho Scherwer.orn house was punt aoou'
CIV wears ago. together with the olo on
rurer house Itewas occupied 'untl TWO VI
, ,bree Years ago Then. after the oe''H -
Airs schermerhorn. Mrs samuel
rrsd.,ar, who was Miss Fanny ScneI
,,,arpor, decided 70 abandon the fanny
ror,.s,ead and bought the handsome nloo'
avn house az 40. s5i Fifth avenue near
18th street o.o-..d
! large sale in The, Bronx was repor.e,
,.z.,evdav by sharrot & Thorn, who soiu
t,, tho Rockledge Construction Company
+,rsrtv-seyen lots. constituting the ehuIe
tlock bounded by sheridan and sherman
avenues. 1ssth and Mcclellan streets eN
car.,rr rlot 15nx1cO feet az the nor'h"eS'
Garner Of Sherman avenue and looth street
IT, purchaser IS Walter !. NJ Donovan
Mr. was represented in the transaction oY
Peter J Mccoy, IF. .,
The old Gilsey House, Broadway ana Ss'iI
street VIII probably remain at least 10Y
@va vea-s The Croton Realty COMPANY
Witch recently purchased The lease oI the
nron.rtv from the Gilsey estate heirs mas
ob.a,red a renewal Of the ground lease for
.,ran,,,.ore wears on q rental based AT
,sr cent II the value Of the land, when
was recently appraised at $685." for po,n
.,5As nv William Y Wheelock' OF me
roysIss Robinson, Charles s. Brown COM
pany. 80. c...or
Leslie r. Palmer. attorney'for the Crotoh
Psa,tv Company, said that negotiations
have heen practically clcsed'for the renting
o. the upper portion of tho building 10
mercantile concern, and that the erounu
floor viii 10 remodelled into stores
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1905. Isaac and Dora Cohen 20 Charles Rusn-
more trustee. $50 900. address ~ wall 81
TUE BRONX

| more trustee. $50 900. address, 40 wall 81
! THE BRONX.
| BROOK AVE. 40. 90xZ, May r. lslo IT,
man Brand TO Pauline and Charles Le.s. oA 5c1
and err: 5000: attorney. Herman Gettner' -oi
| Broadway.
BROOK AVE 40. 9Ox25: May 70, 800, a.
| Levson TO Title Guarantee and Trust 'o' eo''oV'
address. 17S Broadway.
ELTON AVE- " > - II e 2 ., iss'n r ~ &c g
sammis; $500: attorney. Title Guarantee ana
Trust CO. l78 Broadway.
GRANT AVE, 3, 1884 n n of l63d st. Io.c I
Me,zser: $500: a,torney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. 17s Broadway
JACKSON AVE. $ 2so7 y 81 i65th 81,
His Feb a. is R1.,smp s a,oPney
Robert Bergman. 32io Sd ave
Estates, 10Y 1910; Adolf Rinn to H mi:
Insurance and Trust co, iso Broadway
ZANE; 500 '' a',orne @r fsrrss storck leS
Broadway.
Ms MSRf 4 l Ssh May iS9 Mayp.r to Morr,
Resented; sl,a5o. ATTORNEYS. zuckerman & spies
AZ Canal at
RoccKFIELp ST., rs. $50 :, .. Marion ave- :.
Beatrice o'Connor $4,000. attorney, A Hardy
! 3 Beekman ct
STEBBTNS AVE. e. iZ9.i Il w Of CHS
/ holm 81 81 ax25 April ?. 1902. Amelia Scholer-
mann 10 Henry and Mary Hahnfe'd; s2HU' at
torney, u Elfers. 277 Broadway.
TINToN AVE. IFS. iG21x2o.1x1os 1x2o 5:
April 20, 1909. george Andres 70 John and
tee and Trus, 60. 17s Broadway.
wETMoRE ST. 3 ls34 II q Raiirosd
! ca ,herire J Decker. $4,000 attorneys Hi
dreth E Palmer. Sd ave and i4sth 81
WOODRUFF AVE NOW 17sth ST.. $, 25
map Paramount 141.11x25x141. AXIS; Aug "a
1905. Catherine 4 Lavelle to leabella
! Stewart extrx; 5000 attorney. Arthur Knox
| los Broadway.
| SAME PROPERTY. Nov II, 1903 same 10
! John n I.sN>llo 81. on1
SAME PROPERTY. Mav 10 1905; Paul and
Hattie Darnhauser - Isabella stewar,
$1,000; attorney, Douglas Mathewson' zoo
Broadway
March 20. ioo7 Bertha R weisen.eel 10
Amelia Loercher. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY; Jan $, 1909 sane 20
same $4,000 attorney, Charles Furthman'
! I'd ave and 14s,h 81.
! WEsTCHEsTER AVE. cor Green ave,
1o0x25; April IA. zoos; Sarah Nereneers 70
Martin Keogh Sc sou. attorney. John r
Conn, Becku,sn 81
WYATT ST, IS, % q ~ Berrisn It loo1
man II Herman F Eppler; So 900; a'torney.
George McCausland. II park Row
1jlST ST 2sl East, III 3x25; June p 1909
Katie Klein 70 Title Guarantee and Trust Co;
81 500: address. 1Is Broadway ,oov
1875; May 2s. 1900; william J o'Hare to Cora
3 Hildreth 81 900: ATTORNEYS, Hdreth Pal
rler. Sd ave and 14sth St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
~ LIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were RECORDED
Yesterday NJ the Real Estate bxchahse
,ales,ooro. Nos "A and IS Vesey street;
nv Joseph P. Day.
- i5on,svar6 and Fhirmount and Elsmere
nieoee. The Bronx vol sale: cold from s%'Vo
4 $1,000 each. =
Path ST. s. s. % Il OF 9th ave; 8'Xoo' =
an z stv Swgs; adjourned 70 May 10
EDISON AVE, " s. % II OF Tremont Road
HeTe5. Throgs Neck sold TO Mabel Walsh Tor
si4r
10Th ST 1a5. 8, $3.50 Il Of Park ave
,sex1o0 II. sty tenmt sold 10 tho pltn for
$4,000. 80
MAR1fION AVE, n cor 18th st. ioo5iie;
xecsn, sold 70 Bernard Murray for S28'oI'
BY Samuel Marx
18TH ST. 22o 20 224 s. 1854 u OF I'd
ave. 4OS1o2 2; sty tennt ana stores 500 10
TIE PER FOR $50, 200
Fy Daniel Greenwald.
RIvTNGTON ST 15e. 3, 30 # W OK Clinton
o. 26Vlo0. 4 -'F front ana rear 'eI'n'' Win
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03

Wilson Powell and sno. exrs 70 Sred-
erick p Jacobus; $4,000 ,,ooo
same IN Elsie Powell; S5,ODo
same to same $4,000
Ta,ional saving. Bank OF city Of Albany -
Viola FIannery; 5000
Same 70 same s26 700 -
,rus; $4,000 -x,., r.. n
James x Roosevelt and ano. trus, 70 Amer
lean Trust 90: $50 600.
A' same 70 coI lawyers Mortgage %: $4,000
Same TO same; $4,000
Same 20 same; $4,000
Noses goldsmith 10 Bertha sattler; 910a
] Alien Townsend TO Thomas Alexandsei
William Rose 70 American Exchange Ma
Mar Martin Gsron. TO Frederick Ms,1iv: 5000.
lena Pra ndenberz 10 Martin Garons u.
William r II Koelsch 10 Annie Greenmsn ana
A" Harris H.ainser and ano to Florsnes Car
peMst Mar; Hariins to charlotte Eng-hartt ana
an Wi.St. Werner 70 James Flynn; 5000.
civ Mortgage GO TO New York Mortgass %,
';charlott. Enr.lhardt and ano to Enpir. Mort
S" BFsnn min ION Whitehead trustee. 70 Greenwich
Savings Bank; $4,000 :. c.,
Georg. Lowell and ano e"s' 10 'isen"iea
mona. l. Reynolds 70 charles Putrei 81
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Sam. to ...lin s.yin :. Bs a4s.. F9c
same 10 Alvin Buechner; s3.ooo.
Guaranteed Mortgage Go 10 ADA Brown
San same to Edward x Anderton; $4,000
SAM sns,1 20 Sa Me-, raee Co 70 John " Ro-~G
same 10 same; $1,000
charles schummer TO Lawyers Tiue Insurance
ana aoI IlSsr Marks 70 Max BaumAnn 5000
Sarah s 8 stursts 70 Max Roseaoefs -
Manhattan Mortgage GO 70 Guaranteed Mort
fohn ufSiure trus. 70 John Mcclure $500
LAWYERS Title Insurance an' Trust 20 10 Nal
''I Nora shannon 20 Katie u conklin siooo
Henry winthrop 10 Henry Winthrop - al.
isasc + schar.cn to Abel Kins sn4 ano.
Herman Joyeshot ard ano .xrs to Joseph
Jenny. s. 900
Lewis N Brovn 70 Charles : EroVn. ct al.
John Bliss to Ernest e Bliss $50
John Mcclure to Henry HqFne, q.
Joseph Corn 20 Joseph J TIily; 81.
Joseph Srivack 20 rannv Spivack 81
! Chelsea Realty CO 70 Hulds stein 800
James a Trovbridse n Sarah H'urSrs
Sane 70 Adei. Dodd: sioo
Title Gusrtrtee and Trust c. 70 J-hn co'7en;
julius Israel 70 Morris Markowitz 5000
Albert Erdman 70 Morris MsLkow!u .ooo
Manhattan Mortgage 90 N Guaranteed N7'-
gage Co: $40 900.
Kate Jackn'an ard ano 70 Jarrss M'"ai'sr'
solomon Rrr and ano 70 Morris Il HaYrnaa;
500
1n.urance 70. $4,000
Sound Pealtv 60 70 \ ODonovar 81
Mary A. Ntcoll 20 Annit joel 81
Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust 90 10
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