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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01

ounces. It's value Is 81. 300, 900. or
at the rate Of nearly $4,000 an
ounce, and it contains three
thousand stones many Of them
historical.
One enormous sapphire came
from the signet-ring Of Edward
the Confessor and from this it has
been held to have the power Of
healing disease. One of the
rubies has a strangely tragic
history. 1t was at one time in the
possession of one of the Kings Of
Granada, when Pedro the Cruel
invited to his palace and murdered
out Of greed for his gem.
One of the most interesting of
European crowns is that of
Hungary curiously composite one.
This crown which is of course, in
the possession Of the Emperor of
Austria, consists Of circle Of gold,
richly jeweled with pearls and
other costly gems, to which has
been attached an old Byzantine
crown, bearing an enormous sap
phire in a setting of green stones.
Something over sixty years ago
this historic crown came in the
hands of Kossuth in some
mysterious way. and when it
passed from his possession uothi ng
was known Of its where abouts for
period of five years, when it was
discovered by peasant in hollow
tree. and restored to the Emperor's
keeping.
The famous iron crown of Lom-
badly, which is now treasured in
An Italian cathedral, is the oldest
of all the crowns of Europe. 1t is
fashioned around a circlet of iron
made. traditions has it from one
Of the nails with which Christ
was pierced at the crucifixion. -
National Monthly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01
OUT OF THE GINGER JAR.

When It comes to the pinch there
is something to be said for the lob.
ster.
There is many man who says
things to his wife he wouldn't dare
say to his cook.
II takes nine tailors to make a man,
but ono woman can easily make a
goose OF man.
The gasoline engine serves a very
useful purpose. but do not expect It to
run the whole farm.
Bogus counts sometimes win Amer.
lean girls, and bogus counts quito fire.
quently win elections.
Three barleycornB make an inch. no
the table says, VId three drinks of
barley juice sometimes make a riot.
The Bad Boy and the Quakers.
OF Diggle. Mr.. BarhRm used to tell
many absurd stories. Tho most anus.
ing however much to be- condemned,
OF his practical jokes was one in
which his friend Barham also had Il
share. The two boys. in course OF
one OF their walks. procured a penny
tart OF n neighborihg pastry cook;
furnished with this. Digg.e marched
boldly into he building. d holding
up the delicacy in the midst OF the
grave assembly, said with perfect 40.
lemnIty: Whoever speaks first shall
have this pie"
Friend. go thy way" commanded
A drab.colored gentleman. rising: 20
thy way"
THE pie 10 ours sir" exclaimed
Master riVglc. politely. and p'a cling Il
before Dn nfinrished 2n0nkor hastily
affected IA escape college Lite
Punished for His Pun.
Bix--Why are you so down on puns,
old man?
Dix-A pun once cost me 100000.
Listen. Years ago two fat old aunts
came to visit us. Dad told me 10 20
into the parIor and pay my respects.
was very smart young man. I
went In and remarked In n cheery.
offhand way that had come to make
my obcIsance to my obese aunts."
Bix-But how about the $50. DOOR
Dlx--They hft Il to the home for
cats.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01
SIGMA OF SOVEREIGNTY

The in "ornation Of King George
v. and Queen Mary Of Great
Britain. is scheduled to take place
June 22nd Of the present year and
among the historic jewels to be
worn at the great pageantry by
the potentates will be the famous
crown Of Great Britain which was
made for the coronation of Queen
Victoria and among. the lightest of
the European crowns. Although
II weighs only two pounds, seven
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01
CHEERFUL CHIRPS.

Good nature Is good business.
Observation-Disclosures 10 always new.
BE sure you are wrong and then
back up.
There's no such thing as loaninR
an umbrella.
Success is Just around the corner;
60 across lots.
The man who holds his temper, also
holds the trump card.
II girls don't blush as often az they
usec to It's somebody else's fault.
Don't show the white feather; there's
where so many deer mako mistakes.
Generally speaking, q man at forty
Ia right in his prime. n he isn't In
foil. ..f ~.
Charity begins at home, but there's
ElWnys q string OF It applying At the
ofiioe. sgs5v.
The man who goes round with the
world Oh his shoulders always has
room foi one more.
II doesn't help some men, to get
swear words out OF their systems be.
cause they MI right up again.
When you get a thing we'll started
don't leave II to take care Of itself 80
that yon may start something else.
We have mixed feelings toward n
successful agent because he can do
things we cant, and because he can
do us when we say no can't.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01
Prayer Unanswered.

II had been raining all day and ~.
tie Mark. shut up In the house. was
anxious to get out and play. Ills
mother, In another room, thought
that she heard him talking. and pres.
emily inquired TO whom.
~ was talking to God. mamma" the
child replied. II asked Him TO make
II stop raining 20 I could go outdoors.
but don't think He was very p'lite
about II. He never let on that lie
heard me at ALI"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01
LOST IN THE SNOW

Over four years ago Segundo
Achurra. a Basque sheepherder,
found prospect in the Ruby
mountains about seven miles from
the Drown ranch on South Fork.
Since then he has worked during
the summers for wages and put in
the winters developing his mine.
He lived in cabin on his claim. his
only companion being a dog.
Last Tuesday evening the dog
appeared without his master at the
ranch of the Clayton Bros. on
South Fork. The appearance of
the dog at the ranch aroused
suspicion that something had
happened to his master. On
Wednesday, a party wenf to the
mine and made a search for
Achurra but were unable to find
any trace of hiE. On their re-
turn. Sheriff Harris was notified of
the disappearance Of Achurra and
he and Mr.. Sabala left at once to
search for the missing man. Ten
citizens joined them at South Fork
Thursday and the party went to- the
cabin on The mines. A diary, kept
by the missing man was found in
the cabin. 1t contained entries for
every day from some time in
November up to February 9th.
There was nothing found. however,
that threw any liz ht on Achurra's
disappearance. Below the cabin
on the mountain side we're evi.
dence Of snow slides and 1t is
supposed that he was caught in a
slide and buried under Sc veral feet
Of snow. The entries in the diary
indicate that Achurra was caught
by q snow slide on February 2Sth.
The dog was probably caught in
the slide as he has a starved APP
pearance. He had been to other
ranches on South Fork before
going to the Clayton ranch. bun
was not recognized as Achurra's
dog.
Sheriff Harris and Mr.. Sabala
returned last night. They report
the snow waist deep in the
mountains. They believe
Achurra's body is under the snow
and will not be found until the
snow disappears. A watch will
be kept for the remains AZ the
snow melts. ....
Achurrs was SO or 40 years of
age. He is spoken of az an in
dustrious, reliable man by those
who know him. His friends will
leave nothing undone to find his
remains.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01
SALMAGUNDI

Sheriff Harris has fourteen
boarders.
For Rent-A five-room house
partly furnished. Inquire at this
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Griffin of
Car'in came up on No. a this
morning. .-.... ...-..
New Muslin Underwear at re-
dlced prizes at Dave Casper's Sale
tomorrow.
F. A. Fulkerson, foreman of the
Dunphy ranch at Bowawe, is in
town.
Courthouse, Highschool, and
grammar School, souvenirs at
Wintermantel.s Jewlery Store.
D. H. Harrison. watch maker
engraver and optician. Salts
faction guaranteed. One block
north of the Overland Hotel.
If you want the best cleaning
and pressing in Nevada call up 1856,
the Commercial Tailors, we will
call for and deliver your work.
Mrs. Ray has opened Hairdress-
ing. Shampooing, Massage and
Manicuring Parlors at Mrs. Camp
bells Millinery Store. City prices.
Several of Elko's citizens have
been appointed on the committee
to welcome Roosevelt to Reno next
Monday. Among them are Senator
Hunter. George Russell, Allen M c.
4 Bride, j. A. Mcbride john Hender-
son, w. w.. Booher, E. F. Caine, A.
w. Hesson. A trip to Reno on
purpose TO see Teddy is not worth
the carefare to the writer.
Dave Casper will put on sale
tomorrow at his store his entire
new spring stock of muslin under
wear at greatly reduced prices
Fro II the drift of affairs it
ser ms that the Governor made the
:. h&Ak of his life when he used
the Baptist Church of Reno as a
= political arena. my Policies" did
not work out and the speech only
left lot of sores that haze resisted
healing up to date. Appeal.
As a. added attraction Dave
Casper will offer at greatly
reduced prices his entire stock #
new muslin underwear (received
today at Hurry Out Sale"
prices.
-. The Nevada Fire Insurance Com.
pany was organized in this city
yesterday with a capitalization of
$500, 600 shares with a par value
IF ten dollars each. The pricinpal
place of business will be this city.
The president of the company is
Justice Talbot; secretary, Jess
Tranter and Treasurer, Frank
Wildes. These gentlemen with
Henry Ritter of Reno and N. b.
Williams of Stockton comprise the
directorate. The stock of the COM
pany will be sold by public sub
scription. Carson News.
= Herbert Sproule has been ap-
pointed deupty county clerk. As
Herbert is republican and Clerk
Voigtd was nominate and elected as
democrat, it looks as if the
clerks political wires were badly
crossed. Herbert IL a splendid
young man and we congratulate
him on his appointment, but we can
not endorse Clerk Voight in max
ing it. Democrats nominated and
elected him and democrats are en-
titled TO the fruits of their
victory.
A strike Of exceptionally rich
81 ore is reported to have been
made in what is known as Hum
canyon, in the Humboldt
BAND bout fifty miles ives. of |
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01
CHURCH NOTICES

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Junior Endeavor. A. M.
Conducted by Beth Vaugan.
Morning Service IL A. M
Morning Theme
"The Experimental Test of
Christianity"
Sunday School 1915 P. M.
Y. P.S C. E. 800 P. M.
Evening Service 7P. M.
Song Service z P. M.
Evening Theme.
Mistakes through Ignorance.
Everybody Welcome.
Geo. H. Greenfield. Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Sunday Service II. A. M.
Subject "Unreality"
Wednesday Evening 1880 T M.
Sunday School 1890
Dotta Building Idaho st.
A Free Reading Room at the same
address is open each day from 2 to
A P. M. Sundays and holidays
excepted.
The bible and all Christian
Science literature can be read or
purchased at the Reading Room
All are welcome.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01
SMELLING IN FULL BLAST

The eighth section of the concen
traitor was put into operation
yesterday, and the entire plant Of
the Steptoe Valley Smelling and
Mining Company was, for the first
time in it's history. in full blast
four units of the concentration, five
reverbatories Of the smelter and
the four smelling pots of the con.
verter all-working.
The big tonnage of Saturday,
when $4,000 tons Of ore wert
hauled from the steam shovel pit at
Copper Flat was the starter for
the work; and now the pit must
yield daily 10000 tons to keep the
big plant up to the standard with
everything running. To do this
nine trains will be kept on the
high line during the day, meaning
the addition Of an extra train
crew. Copper Ore.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01

See DR.. Gilliland when needing
dental work. Office over drug
store.
A. B. Gray, the Commonwealth
man, made this office q call this
afternoon.
Lost "A ring with three small
diamonds. Return to Mrs. Thorp's
residence.
Governor Oddie has appointed
Austin Jackson of White Pine
county his private secretary. He
takes the place Of Charles Nor.
cross who has been made chairman
of the publicity commission created
by the recent legislature.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01

II takes nine tailors to make man.
but one woman can easily make a
goose of a man.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01

The gasoline engine serves a very
useful purpose. but do not expect II to
run the whole farm
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01

There is many a man who says
things to his wife he wouldn't dare
say to his cook.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-01

Bogus counts sometimes win Amer.
lean girls, and bogus counts quite fire.
uuently win elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
LAST DAY OF REALTY SHOW
Returns of Big Baseball Game To
Be Received.

The Real Estate and Ideal Homes Show
Will close at Madison Square Garden to-
night. a big crowd was in attendance last
evening and much enthusiasm was shown.
II was announced by the management
last night that an electric score board will
be installed at the exhibition to-day, which
will show every move of the players in
the first game Of the worlds baseball
championship between the Giants and the
Athletics at the Polo Grounds.
w. c. Reeves 6; Co. have twenty bun
galows at Lake Lackawanna similar to
the one exhibited at the Garden. These
bungalows will be erected on one-Quarter
acre plots on the lake front, about one
half mile from the Netcong station, and
offered to the public for small sum.
Because Of the number OF inquiries this
firm received at tho show with reference
TO the Lake Lackawanna development, it
has been decided to run a free excursion
to the property on Sunday, October Is.
This section Of New Jersey IS becoming
very popular with those who desire TO own
a bungalow where there is good hunting
and fishing.
A. Middleton Slaughter president of the
show, said that in view OF the fact that
Madison Square Garden is TO be torn down
in February, the next exhibition will be
held in March, 1912, at tho new Grand
Central Palace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

- . g 100 n W 81 Amsterdam ave
,ol de6a1i y, Niagara Woodworking 90 agt Van
ordcr CONSTRUCTION co et a. .. a.,-eI 49,, ~
H ,aoSc 9echanc's Hem; attorney W AWAY
i'I sl4ft . Of Belmont ave. 28.9
I'D 81, no q. Jenno p Baker agt John +
40, .AS - ri foreclosure Of mtg; attorney
,'o,r,, err 2os aud eos West; John Burke sgt
natSan MAYER 81 al counter claim; attorney j
G. Gulick. r. -.
lDol Ed at 3 W T. intersection :
e e"Nto. PouIoyard 100XsJ Max Hirsch agt
pronY folding co ct al foreclosure OF mtg'
attorney. Knox
NORTHERN AVE n " cor Jels 81 TX
,as ~ Touis Handelson Gncl sg, Trebla Realty
100 'tnr.ciosure OF mechanics Hem: attor-
news. Ciettner, simon & Asher
Irwts or 123; Rose sobel e. al sgt TEnstz
vreissberrer 81 Al foreclosure az mtg. sttor o.
ncys, Keller Klein.
MADISON AVE, x. - n 81 1921 81, ZoT
as. Josspb Marrow sSt Louis Goodman q al
foreclosure OF mig. H'tV'h''S' ''''"O7'e' -"
cobson & Pollock.
o5TH ST. s37 East: Sarah Cohen agt curtis
p Byron ct al foreclosure OF mtg. attorney =
Il Harris.
SGD ST. 2i5 West: Abraham sllberberg AT
Friedand Realty 90 'notce or lef.J. attorne-B
4 A Siberberg.
SHERIFF ST. So: Gabriel Goldstein ct 81 sgt
Roman y Zallels 81 al foreclosure Of MTG at
torney, . friedman.
cd AVE. 1855 TO 4071; David Rosoye ct al
AIT Leopold Guttsg ~ al action % forecoSa
mechanics Hem; attorneys. Pantel Click
stein.
BELMONT AVE. 24st and 2465 Brocaysl
Realty and Holding Co agt Charles G Manning
SPECIFIC performance). attorneys, Locker q
Locker.
20; Arnold c We'll sgt Peter Criscuolo ct al
foreclosure OF mtg); attorney, W ) Newhouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Wilson VI Powell 70 Women's Prison Asso-
citation and Home; $4,000. ,-.
Same to Richard l. walker; an interest
same to Anna Walker; interest Of
same to Henry Z Grinen and sno. trus'
Wilson N Powell. jr, as treas, to Wilson
VI Powell; $1,000.
Same to same; an interest Of IS 900
Same TO same; interest of $1,000.
Elsie Powell TO Womens Prison Association
and Home; an interest Of $4,000.
Samo 20 Wilson " Powell, jr, treas; an
WoTen's Prison Association and Home to
Wilson NJ Powell; assts; an interest or
Annie g Johnson, extrx, to Annie q John
son; 10 assts. total. $3.50 SO 20.
american Mtg co 10 Elizabeth Aymar; .
assts: total, S76,146 81.
United States Trust Co 10 German Savings
Bank: 900.
same to New York Protestant Episcopal
Elihu Root and ano. true, to Maria J.
Miller. 10000
same TO Mariana c MacDousall; $4,000
Balla Gordon 10 Abraham Ievenstein; 5000.
Anthony NcOwen 20 Edw Moore; 81.
Louis Gordon 81 al 10 Nathan kirshi 500.
Matilda FrancOlini Edwin kalish; 81
George l. Buckbee 70 William i Sanders Sl'-
Jesse CulIins to solomon Nell; 500.
SOPHIE Solomon TO Robert Cohu: 81.
Harris Wetseu 20 Daniel Seymour $500.
Metropolitan Life Insurance 60 to John K
Hegeman 81 81; $4,000 ~
Mary CroAson TO Mildred kaltenbach; So
Oo0
Jared " Bell TO Julius Tishman; s..
Robert Baker 70 Caroline Elkann; $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 GreenSich
Savings Bank: $4,000
Same to Gouyerneur Tilotson, trls; $4,000.
Same 10 Bowery Savings Bank. $4,000
Thomas orr 10 German Savings Bank; S22.Op.
New York Trust 80 70 City Mortgage co; 81.
CITY Mortgage CO TO Lawyers Mortgage Co;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
FOR COMMISSION RULE
N. Y. State Association Plans to
Spend $4,000 on Campaign.

Three speakers who were scheduled 10
make addresses at Yesterdays session Of
the Commission Government Association Of
New York, az the City Club. did not APP
pear. TIE absent ones were John IS.
esgue, Mayor Of Poughkeepse Frank J.
Goodnow, professor at Columbia Univer-
sity. and s s Mcclure. All were prevent
cd from being present by unforeseen cir
CUmstances.
man, showed that the commission form Of
government was now used with success in
Eeven cities in this state. Answering criu-
cisms directed against tho association for
activity I'm the recent charter fight, Mr..
Bowman said.
This criticism would have been quite
correct had the proposed charter been q
home rule measure. II was a charter
forced on the people against their VIII. II
violated the principles Of home rule, and
rs the first principle Of this association is
home rule, the secretary assumed that he
was IN duty bound TO respond 10 New
Yorks appeal for help
Herman S. Fairchild, of the Rochester
Commission Association presented a paper
on .6rhe Causes Of Bad Government in
America and George w. Knox. president
Of the Niagara Falls Board Of Trade, said
Je was going 10 start a militant campaign
for demo cratic form OF municipal govern
nent in New York state 10 was voted
that the president appoint a finance com
n!ttce for the purpose OF raising the 5000
needed fy the association for the state
wide campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with uams and address OF lenders Attorney
OCTOBER Is.
N-rr TT
NiANIIATTAN.

BRooME ST. GEL .25a75' July 81, 1902.
Morris TVelnstein and auo TO william v
Walker and William Bloodgood, uus,
$50 600; attorneys, Man & Man, 90 Wall 81.
EAST BROADWAY. 81. 25r6S.6; Lewis
Addison and Rose 5. his wife. 70 William Jay
and Moncuro Robinson. trus. $4,000. attor-
news Jay & Gambler - Wall ~
EAST BROADWAY, a. 23aNG69x23.oX
sell being p lot 80. map farm late OF
Hendrick Rutgers: Feb J. 1904; Jacob and
Bessie Lu1itz to JuliettG ksenpnert' 10000
SAME PROPERTY; same to Albert L
Emm: $4,000. address, 507 West 10Th st.
FORSYTH ST. H. 1899 n OF Canal st,
Grand God.e ~ tho United states Of the indie
pendent order ., FREQ Sons Of Israel; S21, 900;
attorneys. Kantrowitz a Esberg, 800 Broad
way.
MONROE ST. so 25NlOo: July q. 1900;
Tippe Iunitz and Jacob and Bessie Lunitz
30 Metropolitan savings Bank; $4,000; at
torneys. 4 ; & " Hutchius. 90 Wal ct.
SAME PROPERTY; july ~. 1900; same to
Juliette Naempnert; $1,000. attorney. = u
Lawton, 40 Wall 81
PIKE ST. "a " cor Of Henry 81. 676HsS.f:
MAY 20. zoos Tourneu- Reaity GO 20 Jared
" Bell; SO 900. attorneys, Bowers Sands,
81 Nassau 81.
NERNGLYEA AVE, 9 =. 100 Il W OF Emer-
son 81. 75E5o: May 10 1909 IhiIlp Schmidt
George T. Hyatt. - Wall e.
18TH ST. SO East, caN1o3.S. Aug 10 1908 .
Max Friedman To Frederick Scheefer. sub
trus; s. $50. attorneys, Mannheim a Mannheim,
3O2 Broadway.
14TH ST. 43G East, 26.3xsa t0x2ex7s3: Sep.
IL 1906 Abraham 4 Weigeft TO William
Hsssey; $1,000: attorney, Emilio Massey
502 Broadv a..
oop ST. n =. 225 = w OF sth ave. % s1as o.
May 81, 1895, Louis sackmsnn 10 James
Coleman Drsyton, trus; 100000. attorneys,
l. y e 7 Mel Nash. 81 Wall ST.
ODD ST, 123 West. .. 2ls9s.o. Feb T.
1909; Anne Lucy Goldsmith 10 Ann Miller
trus, 5000; attorneys, Wald Hayden. 100
Broadway.
aiTH ST, n E. 2542 Il OF Lexington ave
l9TioG Pc II ssyo cS Gn sle zoo onai
torneys Bowers & sands. 81 Nassau st.
47TH ST. p. 1913 u OF 10Th ave, 1s?t
1905 Juno !. 1899. Mary \ Keogh 20 Milton
Hopkins. c1r; $1,000. attorneys. Curtis Msllet.
Provost q Colt 80 Broad ~.
SAME PROPERTY. Juno ]. 1922. samc 10
same: $1,000
DIST IT. 159 East. 2oi6 4. 9 OF Lexington
avc. 2Ojx1OO5; June 20. 1908. stuyyesant
Wainwright 10 thc Bowery Savings Bank.
1900: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust 60, 100 BroadvaN
DIST ST 3. 1sf r. ~ Lexington ave.
o0.GxI0D.5. May l. 1905; same 60 same. $4,000.
10eD ST. go East. c5x1OO II: oct 10. 1906:
Isaac l. SeikcyitZ 10 Louis Grossman; $500,
address 334 Grand ~.
1l5TH ST. D. 300 q of Lrnov ave. f0X
lOO1l; April -. 1911 the L.noX Baths. cor
marathon 10 Isaac Hart. SdJ00; attorneys,
kngel A. SAKE. 1899 Plti,n ave. Brooklyn.
1gfTH ST. n = asa n W ~ 5th ave TASK
90 II. March 20 1908. John III Pierce to Eva
kaye. 81 :oo; attorney. Benjamin 81 Kaye
~ i'''' THE BRoNN.
ADMt.NDSON AVE. " s. $50 n Of Nelson
ave. man 1913. Section g EdcnWald, @"Alon,
July l.. 1900. oscar Paulson 10 Theresa
Tsugstrom. $3.50, attorney, Robert Alling.
10 East aga 81
gr.Cyr AVE. Va r e3siftnotIs 7thst lass
100. 80, s. 1895 Anthony Mcowen to Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
LEASES.

Frederick Fox & CO. have leased for the
Fabian Construction Company the SIXTH
seventh, tenth and eleventh lofts, contain
ing 5000 square feet of space, In the new
building now in course OF construction at
No. 151 10 163 West 25th street. The lessees
are Morris r. Silverman, now located at
Fifth avenue and 18th street; Bernstein q
Meyers, now at No. 3 10 % Washington
Place: Blogg & Littauer. Washington
Place. corner OF Greene street. All large
cloak and suit manufacturers, end Alb. q
A. Franklin, manufacturers OF kimonos'
now in West 18th street The leases are
all for long terms.
The Cross * Brown Company has sub
let for the Phillips Publishing Company
the tenth and eleventh lofts in No. 81 East
18th street 10 the Neale Publishing Com
pauy. and MacBride, Mast & Co, respec-
lively.
Corn & co. have leased for J. Edgar
Leaycraft 6, Co, as agent, the store and
basement At No. 436 Sixth avenue, 10 q.
Berman, for a long term Of years. After
extensive alterations it will be used Tor
restaurant purposes.
The Duross Company has leased the
ninth loft IN No. los to 10 Seventh avenue,
with an IL" TO No. 1903 West 18th street,
containing 200 square feet, to the George
a. Powers Corporation, FOR ten years, at
an aggregate rental Of $4,000.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the
three story dwelling house, No 2S East
6lst street, 10 Carl Theobald.
Louis Schrag has leased the first loft in
No. 81 10 255 West 18th street to the New
York Motion Picture Company, and tho
ninth loft in No. 142 TO 1i6 West 2ith street
10 Nassarrala & Mcener.
Ludwig c. Traube has leased the follow
ing dwelling houses: No 1873 Madison ave
nue., 10 Dr. :. Horowitz; No. 100 East e8d
street. 10 Mrs. A. Crane, and No. l3 East
93d street 90 r. Shapiro.
The NJ Morgenthau. Jr., Company has
leased a one story building to be erected
at Nos 1888 and 37Sj Third avenue, TO i.
Stengcl who will occupy portion OF il.
The building will be erected by the Ter
rain Realty Company which acquired the
site last week, through the same brokers.
Albert =. Ashforth has leased FOR term
OF years the eighth floor in the building
Nos. IS and 40 East 32d street extending
10 3lst street. TO Philip Addison g. Bros.