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New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Samuel wllle,s 10 Esther Cohen; So 900.
Trustees Of the Second Associate Church Of
the city or New York 70 Julius Bernhe!m
and another. executors; $4,000.
John stewart and another, trustees, 10
John 4 Stewart: 81
Gnsuar Polz 10 Tessie Polz: 81.
Guide Realty CO 10 William Hall; Sl2o.COD.
Mary Perkins ct al. trustees. TO Gustavus
sidenberg; $1,000.
William Siegel 70 EDWARD II swan ana an
other. trustees. $4,000 -.
John Il Rlker. trustee, 70 Mary Riker'
william c oes,ng to Gustav Hefrich:
Charles II Kirby adm to samuel Riker;
S. 900
Allan RYAN 10 Clare 4 kennedy, 800 U.
Mary c Conroy 10 Mary Conroy' guardian;
500. 80.
ecutors. $1,000. go,
Sfgel: 81 ~ 49,.
sic 100. , =, ooo
William X Emerson. executor, 10 william
Morgan jr. executor: SIS 600.
Eva Boyer 10 Amalia VI Bell. 500
Title Insurance Co to New York Life lnsur-
ance Co: $3.50 coo o
John r suydam to John Barrett; Sl,4oo.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.)
MARCH Z.

MARCH Z.
AVE Z. 90 and 81. all; Louis segelbohn 70
Samuel Weidhron and ano' 8 yrs from Dec =
1910. s.. $50; address. 81 Ave D.
AVE d. "a and 81. store. etc; Louis Buchner
10 Max Schoenfeld: 8 yrs from May !, lV1-i
1854; address 2s3 Broome ST.
BRoOME ST. 259. store and basement; Nor
r!s Feinsod TO Harris Stoler, 80 BFoors ~
yrs mos from May l. 1912; $3.50; address
go Broomc 81.
MONROE ST. ., store and hrst floor; Emma
Moss ct Al 10 New York and Brooklyn Brewins
Co: s yrs from Nav l. 1912, SI2O; address,
1913 Bushwick ave, Brooklyn.
PARK AVE. 1869 and 1871, all; walter
Nichols 10 Westcott Express 90 ~ yEs from
May /. 1902. s2.sG0; address. 05 Broadway.
PARK AVE, 1856 store and part cellar;
James Shea 70 Gustave SoJu!ze. 1856 FarN
ave; yrs from May !, 1917; $500 ADDRESS,
1886 Park ave
lsT AVE. 1913. north store and cellar;
Norris Weper 10 Rosie Schraber; 3 yrs from
May /. 1919. $780, address 1913 lst ave.
ID AVE. 4es. all; Peter Ayen 70 Herman
dress. 49S I'd ave.
4TH AVE 425. front part parlor hoor; Pro
tective Realty Co to Emma s Anderson; yIS
Z mos from Oct l, 1910. SI2O; address 40
5th ave.
9TH AVE. 2I2 all: Patrick Clark TO Philip
F CLARK; 10 yrs from May !. 1910; $4,000;
address, 212 9th ave.
S,TH ST TO East. sty bldg; Henry
Corn 70 James McCutcheon & Co; 20 yrs from
Nay /, 1901. $37 900: address. East o+tn ST.
42D ST. 25 West store etc; Walter J
Salornon to Nathan Lewis, yrs from NOV =
1903; $500; address 25 West 42d ST.
ll2TH ST. s23 East, east store and base
yrs mos from May !. 1910; s42o; address,
323 East 112th ST
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l161 Madison ave; March 4; $4,000; attorneys
Roeder 6 Roeder. ll9 Nassau ST.
l72D ST: $50 4 Of Broadwayy; y.7 4gSas East
Anna Weshgss ,s6!s gsss 5S i ali eSs % Aug 90 1911
500; attorney. II II Holbert. 1911 80 ave.
THE BRONX.
BOSTON ROAD. W s. 2S7. It OF 16sth st AK
i67. Hoffman Deyerberg Construction Co 70 EOD- Eod
ert Adelman. lT60 Westchester ave (ntg so4'Vou,
Msrch 6: 500; attorney Title Guarantee anu
Trust Co.. l16 Broadway.
BRYANT AVE. " $. 100 # n OF Jennings 81.
o0xl ~; Kenson Construction CO 70 sessr Hs
Cerussi 2Ti East 18th 81 (mtg $1,000 e2 -
81: attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co l6O Broadway
cREsToN AVE. 231l. l5s IT Of 1880 st. lsS lsS
III; Alice D Leaman 10 Hans W GoetLe: ~
Williamson. 364 Alexander ave.
cr.Ay AVE. 1860 22xs0: Hoffman Realty CO
10 Anna L Roggenstein, 1C54 Clay ave (ntg
81 300: March L 500; attorney Il COOK 80
Park Row
W = SEQ It r Of Southern Boulevard. 5ox about
sTEBBiNs AVE. s. al OF Freeman ST.
SIX Tes dsGrse PENN MaSI March = % mtg 600
81: attorney. J c McIntyre' ll2s Avenue O.
Brooklyn
TRINITY AVE. s. .125 # OF l5sth st 5ox
90: Benjamin N Gruensteln 70 lily u w"
York: March 6; $4,000.
TIFFANY ST, 2 s. rs # 5 Of l6Ith st, runs runs, e
loox 25x n Sex W Tax 10; Nelson onnll!l: n
ir 10 Thomas II Eoff, 1O42 FOX ST. MdICh >
500: attorney, Title Guarantee ana trust o.
lie Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE. 5. 2c5 II OF l.9tn s 81
75xlO0: Meyer Gruzenskis TO Cawston Eot1 Co.o
struction Co l342 Fulton ave; Aaren ! uhsS
SIS OO0); 500: attorney. WeineF' zo4 b''-u
way. .o-
WALES AVE. e s. 25e # o. 1924 st, 36xiooS Ok
irreg; Fanny Sruens TO wales SotoSi oaSS 500.
Co. 2S0 Grand ST. March l (mtG s8S Vyu); St0O'
attorneys. Gruensten g. Mayer, 20 Gid"1 81
WALES AVE. $. 256 # OF 1921 81 S-X4oo'
same 70 same (nntg S33. 000): March j. sloo.
WALES AVE s. 100 It OF 1923 st; ,o3s S5x4oI ~
same 70 same: March l Cnatg S3oOJO)' sIoo' az
torreys, same as above.
WEBSTER AVE. $, las # 5 Of l76th ST. ,s. 4Vs
i43 Margaret Kcster 70 Peter SeHdl'T sew roaS
S6000); March !; $500; address, 3oSS Slo1D
way.
9Th AVE. $ cor OF 2l6th ST. lo0x2S; LorenH LoorsoE
Narino 70 Gaspar PolZ and ano, 63S Eest @ Loos''
ST; March ; mtg Sl.250l; SlOO; attorney =
Frankenthaler G Kraus 35 Nassau ST
i54TH ST. 95 # OF Norris ave, U',L1o o0xloo'
Helene Freudemmacher 70 Angelo CavaliuLLo'
6So Morris ave- March 6 mtg S6,SCO' SlVo' a'
torney, E VI Burghard. l35 Broadway
167TH ST. $50 East. i00x50; Louis Waraay 70
Anthony Deutsch and ano. $50 East houston y - >
March 6 mtg S70.o0O 500; attorney Hoi-
man. go Broadway.
2olsr ST. 24l East, 5OxlOo; Otis Weld ct al
to Nav L EiEer, 26 Irving pl; FEB -; 81 az
,ornev Title Guarantee and Trust CO, 1to SToso-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed in the United States District
Court yesterday:
LOUIS JAcoBY. trading as Herman
Jacoby cigar manufacturer at No. 333
Bowery; involuntary Creditors: Joseph s.
Cans & Co.. $1,000: P. Loewenthal Com
Pany M.io0 and William Steiner Sons &
Co, $l39. II was alleged that he was in
solvent and made preferential payments OF
$1,000 10 B. Rosenbluth Liabilities. 5000:
assets. $1,000 The business was started
twenty-eight years ago by Herman Jacoby,
who built up q large trade and was said to
Il 1919
THE B. ACKERMANN COMPANY.
manufacturers OF coffee essence. at Nos. 7l2
ana ia Washington street with office at
lilties, Sl2.53l: assets Sl643. The creditors
include the u2 and IA Washington Street
Company $3.50; the Pneumatic Scale Cor
NJ I. Schwartz. $500. The business was
started in 1855 by Bernard L. Ackermann
who died In 1901 leaving the business TO his
wife and children. and the present COM
pany succeeded 10 il in August last. when
Il was incorporated with capital stock OF
Sl01,C00.
CARRIE. KRAUss. OF No. 14S West 46th
street; voluntary. Ltabilitss. $500: no
rent, and F. W. schaefer Brewing Com
pany $l.l0)
SAMUEL MARGULTES. MORRIS
SCHL OSsBERG and SAMUEL EPSTEIN.
who compose the firm OF Margulies,
Schlossterg & Epstein. cloak manufactur-
ers. at No. l6 East 18th street: involuntary.
Creditors. Jacob Auerbach. $50; Samuel J.
Rillig, $3.50. and Walworth Bros, 800. LA
bilities 5000: assets. $1,000.
MILTON c. FRIEDBERG. salesman at
No leo Fifth avenue; voluntary. Liabili-
ties. 1887: no assets. The creditors in
clude John Fulton. g. .7s0. and the George B.
Van Cieave Company. $780,
FLMIRA MICHAUX. formerly hotel
keeper at KINGSTON: voluntary. Liabilities,
q 0-S. aSsets eco
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

55TY sTREET.-The George Backer Constrae-
tion Company has sold the LAurelIn ,s12 story
structure, on plot 50X12lx irregular. Ihe buyer
is II. II. swetand.
e9rH sTREET-Arnold, PyrIe Baun1ann
have sold ror tbs West Side Construction Com
pany. Jacob Axelrod. president. the Para
mount al No. 3l3 West e9tn street an e!gn1 ny
story elevator apartment house. on plot T5XlOO
Tho buyers, the Hamilton Ho!oins SonPany'
give in exchange the nine lots al the soutn-
east corner OF Riverside Drive ano lf1st s''ee"
q plot l00x225 feet
18TH sTREET-william S. Patten and
lanes l. Van SAINT have cold Nos. la and l4o
West 10Th street four four story tenen1enbt Z
houses and storage buildings, on plot 44Ne5.o
feet. located 1917 feet east OF Ssveath avenue
TOOTH STREET.. J. Goodman has resold
Nos 8 and II West Tooth street, tnree story
garage on plot 50x1oo.llx irregular TO Aefa.
ham Brude. who intends making extens We
aitsrations Mr.. Goodman acquired the prop
city few weeks ago al an auction n6a sale con-
Quoted by joseph ?. Day lot soo'LOo
10TH sTREET-Victor E: Chabert has re-
cold Nos. and II East 10th street, six
story new law house on plot so3Ino.lt g. Itst ,s
which ne recently secured In exGnsnse tor rse one
Forest Court apartments st F0'eS'
and l5stn street.
10th sTREET-Ennis & sinn2tt have soi1 soie
TO Judge Henry w. Unger No l3I West i90tn i;Itt n
street. three story and basement dwelling
bouse on lot ;9x99.1l feet between Lenox
aSd Seventh avenues. Judge Cnger owns ana
occupies No. i39 adjoining. D H seuHy e
THE BRONX.
Union AVENUE-The William Lemoerg
Company has rcsold for the Lombardy Realty
Company Nos. 1895 1902 and liO6 Union ave-
nue three FIVE story new law houses on plot
I20x100 feet to a client Of A. @. Barrows.
Tbry are three OF row Of FIVE houses, occu-
nvIne tho eaFterly block front on Union ave-
nue.. bc.wNen l6sth and 18TH streets wnich
ihe Lenherg company recently sold for Ma
tida w Brewer in an exchange tor the n.
Ytnsb,,rst avenue and 17ato street. the trans
acton involving over s500.00o
SOUTHERN BoULEVARD-The Reville-
eisssI Company has sold No. 1000 Southern
Bouievard. one OF a row OF FIVE fve story
apartnnent houses. each on lot 4oxlOo feet
S,Sst com olSted II IS located on Southern
Tns14vard. near the junction OF Westchester
avenue AMI West Farms road. In payment the
c~nnsnv has taken four lots on the westerly
SIDE az wilkins avenue. 100 feet from Boston
road Aiexandsr selkin was the broker
PERRY AVENUE-Kurz & Uren have sold
for tbe Melrose Building Company lot 2oxSn
feet, on the south side Of Perry avenue, about
oOl feet wast OF 201st street, 10 Helen schon-
hard
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THE BRONX.
LIS PENDENS.

LOT AZ. Section II. block 2a6s, The SIom&,
Flway Co aRt Madeline Leake ct al norec,osu.Ie
OF transfer Of tax lien); attorney. l. Josepn'hai
122D ST, 425 East; Isaac Glassman ct al aet
Caledonia Golf Cleek and Manufacturing 20 ,ac
ton TO foreclose mechanics lien); attorney a
Sarafan.
CONCORD AVE. 337; Julius Kurzman. uus,
tee. agt Kate Montague et al foreclosure OF
mtg); attorneys. Eid'itz g. Hulse.
JARVIS AVE. cor Buhre ave. 2oxloo; j
Lawrence David et al agt Josephine \ Deady
tspecifc performance); attorney, c ketcnam.
12lST ST. 271 West: Manhattan Life lnsur-
ance Co agt Peter Lahm ct al foreclosure OF
Mtg; attorneys. Holmes, Rapane d KENNEDY.
HALsEY PLACE. cor washington ave.
x: Patrick Mullin, guardian. sgt Edward G
Jones et al faction to cancel mtg); attorney c z
lie Barber
GATH ST 232 East: David Marks agt Buch-
anan Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg); at
torneys Springstead Gordon.
l64TH ST. s. 100 II Of Broadway. 2e5x
991l: Joshua T Travis act Nathan Sachs et
al foreclosure o. Mtg: attorneys. II & G
Bachrach.
sTH AVE. e cor 27th st. "a 6xs1 10: Lena
Hessberg agt Hattie F Archer et al foreclosure
OF Wtg); attorneys. Wolf & Kohn
WEST SIT, s. 25.6 It e OF Mohegan ave 25x
90; Oswald y Cammann, guardian, agt Kate
Murphy ct al foreclosure Of mtg): attorneys.
Cary & Carroll.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
BROOKLYN SALES.

Charles Z. Rickerson sold No. l6I Under-
hill avenue, between Park and Sterling
nlaces. a three story and basement stone
dwelling house for the estate Of Mary T.
Nfar+in 70 Peter s. Carter, who will oc-
cupy after alterations.
E T Newman sold for Edward Fitz-
gerald the three story and basement
dwelling house No. 20 Berkeley Place near
sixth avenue, 70 e client for occupancy
The gulkley & Horton Company has sold
the three story and basement brownSt-ne
dwelling house at No. l062 Dean street
near Bedford avenue, for D. J. pilhon' 10
a. customer for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
BIG NEW TRANSACTION.

Feist & Fcist have sold for the Waver!y
Land and Improvement Company (Judse
Gottfried Kruger, PRESIDENT TO William
]. Knapp, Of Chicago. the triangular plot
~ about two acres on the east side OF
Frelinrhuysen avenue, sO5 feet south Of
Weston avenue. Newark. The parce! mas
q frontage Of $50 feet on Frehnghuysen
avenue. being 355 feet on the south sloe
and 573 feet on the north side. Ihe puf'
chaser will turn over the property 10 the
newly formed Oxweld Acetylene Company,
which will erect a three story REINFORCED
concrete building. 6ox40o feet, for the man
ufacture Of acetylene generators, and
welding building. about 5oxioO feet Ihe
estimated cost is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
IN The AUCTION MARKET.
The following transactions were recorded
esterday at the Real Estate Exchange
alesroom, Nos. "A and l6 Vesey street:

The FOLLOWING tTdnsdCllOTS were iSSOANcO
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. "A and l6 Vesey street:
BY Joseph P. Day.
MAnIsoN. AVE. g W cor Of SD ST. I02 2x35.
r stv American basement dwlg. vol sale: 10
David Voge for $l525OO
o5Ta ST 234 and 2S6 East, 5. 1887 n W Of
ID ave 40x4s9 two 3 sty bldgs; vol sale; 10
samuel Michaelson for $50 75o.
li1TH ST. 255 West s. SO II OF sth ave.
s6xlOOll, 8 sty elevator aptmt; vol sale; 10
Thomas Graham for $4,000.
18TH ST. e2s West, n s. 200 It W Of Anlster-
dam ave, 2oxl00.ll; trustees sale; bid in al
$4,000.
4TH ST, 4e West. S s, 60 Il OF Wooster 81,
2Ox5s. 8 ETY. store and loft bldg; vol sale; 70 w
r Park for $1,000.
EDGEwATER PL. e6 and 6s. W 5, 300 II from
Hiiliard ave, Edgewater, ]. 62xl00x irreg two
2-family dwlcs; vol sale; 70 NJ c Duress Tor
$3.50.
CLEVELAND PL, 10, g. 1923 Il OF Spring
st. 27x99. .3x26. 2x995. 8 sty tenmt and stores;
adjourned 10 March "a.
5TH AVE. 2254. s. 49i1 II Of 18TH ST.
80 1Ix62.0, sty tenrnt and stores; 20 the plain
tiff for $4,000.
129TH ST. 112 East s g. 1901 II OF Park
ave- 20. 1x99 IL. sty dwlg: adjourned sine die.
10TH ST. 415 East n s. 3s5.i1 II W Of Avenue
A. 25x102.2 9 sty tenmt and stores; 70 the plain
tif for $4,000
Io3D ST. 1Ss East. 5. es It Of Lsxinston
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

WEsTCHEsTER AVE, T05; for sty brk
stores and loft 81 2x3l.2: Kellw0od Realty Co
Oaries F Meehan SIS Hunts Point road, pres-
dent owners; Goldner Goldberg. 39l East
10th ST. architects; cost, $4,000.
genta 81: for ga sty frame dwg. 22x36 Mi
chael o'Brlen. on premises, owner John J
Zuelch 2llth 81 and White Plains ave. archi-
tect. cost, $500
THE BRONX.
47TH ST, 252 West: 10 a sty and basement
tenement and stores; & J Lienovitz. 203 West
slst 81. owner: Bernstein & Bernstein, "a East
23d 81, architects cost, $4,000.
5sTH ST, SO West, and Central Park South.
cor 9th ave. 10 an sty clubhouse. New
York Athletic Club. 507 9Th ave. owner: G F
Pelham, 507 9th ave. architect; cost. $4,000.
BROADWAY n g cor 4Tth st: TO sty
store and loft: Realty Advertising & Sign Co. II
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
KNOCKED DOWN BY CAB
Aged Real Estate Broker ESCAPES
Without Serious Iniurv

Aaron Ullmann, seventy years old. a real
estate broker, Of No. 800 Southern Boule-
ward The Bronx, was knocked down by a
surface car yesterday afternoon at 34th
street and Ninth avenue. According to by
ISLANDERS the accident was unavoidable and
the motorman was not arrested.
Mr.. Cllmann was taken 20 Bellevue Hos
pital, but as his injuries were not found TO
be serious he was allowed to go home.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
HAS NO PULL" WITH WALDO
Magistrate Corrigan, However, Tells
Lawyer to Use His Name with Mayor.

Magistrate Corrigan, in Essex Market
court. yesterday emphasized his belief that
Police Commissioner Waldo was no partic-
ular friend Of his. Jesse Epstein was ap-
pearlng for firm whose workmen had
been arrested for erecting an electrical
sign without a permit and asked the
magistrate 70 help him have Commissioner
Waldo issue an order stopping such ar
rests.
My opinion is that If Waldo knew It was
my desire he would refrain from doing IT,"
said the magistrate, but II you wish you
can mention the matter TO the Mayor and
use my name, and perhaps that will do
what you want "
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
ave. 24e1lOoll. 4 sty tenmt; to the plaintiff for

ave. 24ex1oo II. 4 sty tenmt: to the plaintiff for
Bv Henry Brady
42D ST. PAT West. 5. 23T.6 Il OF sth aye
25yIon etv dwlg; sherins sale OF all right,
fitia efc which Albert Mcmillan had On Jan L.
1912 or since; W Abercrombie. atty WIN
dawn.
18TH ST 5l9 West. 5. 2626 Il % OF
Amsterdam ave, p. .ex99.1l, 5 sty tenmt; TO the
plaintif for $50 100
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph P. Day.
n OF I56th ST. 30 3xl0o sty tennat; 70 the plain
til fer S3l, 90.
TIFFANY ST. E s. 1912 It o. 10Th ST, Sox
ll3p vacant; 10 the plaintiff for $500
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
SEVEN STORY LOFT SOLD.

n 4. Berwin & Co. and DAME! Birdsal
g. Co. have sold for Charles X. Fiske, jr.'
of Boston, TO the Protective Realty Com
pany CPatrick II. Keenan,. presidenD NO. 5
Elm street, & seven story loft building on
lot 25x73 feet, between Duane and Pearl
streets. This property faces the site OF tho
proposed courthouse and civic centre
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

ALLEN ST, No "a: Charles e Dowdel. Inc,
Art Joseph spector ct al. Nov 22, 1911 IVA
Gated: $500.
AUDUBON AVE. $ cor l7ith st; Morris
Rosenthal et al agt Stratford Building Improve
nent Co et al; March l. 1912; $40.
AMSTERDAM AVE. PISS: samuel Aronoff agt
Jacob Weintraub ct al, Feb S, 1912: S36 70.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BEECH AVE, n s. 1852 IT e OF Elm ST. 25x
100; Benjamin F Elgar loans Carnelo Gamma
tella and Carlo De Luca $500.
LOTS AZ. As. 40. 81 and IS. map Of property
OF Catholic Protectory. being north side OF
Benedict ave, between Storrow and Puesley
S25. 00o 0-'
AMSTERDAM AVE. 6 cor 74th ST. l06 sxlOo:
CITY Real Estate co loans Amsterdam Colonial
Corporation 5000. 900.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08

plesden. 129 William st. Catskiu. n Y. March @:
due May l. 1915; 5h per cent: 81, 300 attorney,
H ogden. So Beaver ST.
l541 ST. s s. e5 # Of Morris ave. 5oxl0o;
Angelo Cayauzzo 70 George Ehret 1897 Park
ave prior mtg 67,s00): yr per cent: 81, 200;
attorney. z NJ Burghard. les Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
NAN-rTATTAN

MANHATTAN.
y CENTRAL r YARDS. 5ol II ,sr =, a
4sth st and 375 It OF Lexington ave; " r
sub-interlocking station. 9xl9.9; sn Vast
r Co, owner; Warren Wetmore' :"
45th st, architects 5000.
AID ST. 5, 222 Il Of 7th ave ana an5
s. 275 II Of 7th ave: for "a sly l0..S loana1sr
Offices bldg, 7sx9S.9 and 25x9s.9; y SerSsdy
Atlanta, Ga, owner Willauer, shape q Di1''
1855 5th ave, architects: s750000.
THE BRONX.
IsOTH ST, S. from Belmont ave 10 nusneS aro
ave- brk stores and tenements. one sty slHs
two sty stores and tenements. sizes 6ats
Cross Avenue Construction Co Uawrence DaF' =,
37S7 Broadway, presidenO, owners; Benlan'ln u, :
Levitan. 90 West 3lst st. architect; to''i 00'''
SI22, 900
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
ALTERATIONS.

West AGA st. owner; E schoen. 25 West 4zo 3D.
architect; 5000.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08

l161 Madison ave: March 4; $4,000; attorneys
Roeder & Roeder, ll9 Nassau 81.
ron ST. s g 500 Il E OF Broadway. 40xo9.
Anna Wettengsl 10 Emil Wettengel, l4T East
c3d st (ntg S3s. 500: all liens; Aug 20. 1871
500: attorney. II II Holbert, 1911 Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1912-03-08

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed in the United States District
Court yesterday:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
.o.niu. a. rahl,.

1t would appear that the man OF
genius usually requires large supply
of substantial food. Intellectual work
demands full nutrition to repair the
waste Of brain tissue. Scott was wont
Il attribute his extraordinarily capacity
l,.u continuous work 10 IDS good dig..s
,iun and the WHOLESOME restraints OF
his appetite in hi. youth. II have ma
keen an uppctihs now as amy man :
hc said. but know when to stop"
Mirahcau Is stated to have been On
enormous feeder. eating as much Mt n
me;fl as would suffice three ordinary
nlen. Talleyrand was also noted
eater. Goethe and Napoleon ate large
Quantities Of food. but cared little for
lheAquality. Bismarck was noted for
his appetite. whichAwas insa table. but
his food waa Of theksimplest.
Many sioriess areFt Of the gross
delight in eatiag evinc.d by the two
DuMlasps. father and son one Of whici,
is hat the younger. heing overtaken
10, !. storm. took refuge in hotel near
Parts. rw.nty-four turkeys were hang
ing upon he spit.
sand All for single traveller" ex-
ceimed the host.
"C'est uion perez exclaimed Alex
andre. He was right
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
An Ex,en,;v. Sin.

A well dressed man was hnrrying
along the Rue re Passy. Paris. when
he shipped aud. falling forward: dash
ed his sib.w through the window of ),
wine sh-I ifhs proprietor rushed out
70 claim ,ht price Of his window. and
a large crowd, gathered to see fair
play. The{man who had broken tho
window protested that he had no mon
ey. 'Searrh\him.." shouted some one
in the crowd There We're no police
men about. so the wine shop keeper
and n few friends took the law into
laeir own hands. searched the mans
pockets aud found u lO frnnc note.
The crowd advised the wine shop
keeper to pny himself we'll for his
broken window. He took so francs tn
pay fol his broken glass. and the I'M
popnnr man,who had broken it went
away With atom coal and 45O francs
change. The 500 franc note was q
forgery
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
Honey GreaG.

In Europe. where the food value OF
honey seems 10 be much better under
stood than In the United States. enor-
nous quantities are used. or late
years we seem to be waking to Il re-
nlization of the value OF honey as a
wholesome and delicious article of
food and also as to Its preservative
qualities. Cakes and sweet breads
made with sugar soon become dry and
crumbly and to get the good OF them
must BE eaten when fresh But where
they are made up with honey they
seem to retain their moist freshness
Indefinitely In France honey bread n
year or eighteen months old is prefer
red to that just made. They say. 1T
has ripcned." 1t is the prcservatlve
or. rather. 1hs unchanging quality of
honey that mikes 1t so popular with
the best confectioners. Christian Her
al n
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
NATURES LAUNDRY.
Il I. Li.s,. to pllL Prank. With III.
Wash In Yellowstone Park.


Wash In Yellowstone Park.
Natures gifts are widely and va
nously distributed In one pl.ce li.s
elements Of things are given u ue
u1n.,e available by Labor: +sen here
che provides things ready Tor mans
use To gain our bread tho scctl must
he first sown and months after ward
the graim harvested. thrasl,ed aud
ground But the native of the tactic
islee plucks bis brend from the bread
fruit tree Perhaps nature foresaw
the overworked and not overstroug
housewife 10 whom "washing Ely' II
. dread and burden when she estab-
hshed here and there natural wash
tubs and washing machines and In
0iae places even provided ready made
ooep.
In the Yellowstone National park
the family washing is easily disposed
e. The soiled bedding aud chthing
are put into stout bag. which is
hung in one of the boiling springs and
left there while the party waiders
about. sightseeing When ttiken, out
the clothes ore go clean alL " Lfte
that no rinsing Is necessary.
On one occasion q party hung their
bag OF clothes in the basin Of the gev-
ser called .Otd Giant" mnd wandering
of. were absent longer than they lit
tended to be. While they were away
the Giant" spoute.i. and the garmcnta
were thrown high In the air. torn into
shreds and scattered. Exchange.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
Avertino . pefeat.

certain political boss always con
trollcd his delegations to the conven
tions. and the, delegates voted tho wa,
he told them to-and not until he did
tell him
At one convention delegate pre-
scented a resolution That the boss fa
vored. but had not heard about soou
enough to post his delegates as to how
they should vote on IL
The chairman Of the convention put
the question. IAN in favor OF this res
olution say aye"
There We're few ayes. and the boss
delegates looked mt him inquilinglv
Seeing that he would not have time Ia
pass the word and wanting the resolu
ton passed. he dashed down the aisle
toward The chairman. waving his
hands and shouting:
Don't nnt the negative! Don't put
the negative. | did that once and got
in - vf Il hX."-SatlIrday Evening
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