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New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
DRY DOCK CLUB PRIzEFIeHTERs Held

Magistrate Barlow, in the Essex Market court
yesterday held Carl Schmtt. of Elizabeth. n J..
and Ralph Galante who said he lived No 327
East 18th street, this city, in $500 bail to the Court
of General Sessions, charges of prizehghting.
The men were arrested last Monday night in
raid by Inspector Russells the Dry Dock
Athletic Club, 10th street and Avenue d. Magis-
trate Barlow said that hereafter he would consider
blank tickets to club boxing bouts prima facie
evidence that the admittances were not made in
good faith, within the meaning of the law and as
evidence that the law had been evaded
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE REPORT

The annual report of the Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company of Newark, n. j., just published,
gives the income of the company for 1908 as s2s-
eS347sS6 and the disbursements as $l6359. .5gl o..
The ratio Of expenses and taxes to the total in
come shows steady decrease from I54 per cent
in 1905 to 1871 per in 1905 corresponding In
crease in the net rate of interest earned on in
vested assets is shown. rising 46l per cent in
1905 TO 470 per cent in 1908
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
PRIVATE TALK MAY BE UNLAWFUL.
Justice Greenbaum Explains Border Line of
Illegal Lobbying.

In his charge to the jury that has been hearing
the evidence in the suit OF Edward r. Dunham to
racover s113 $50 from the Hastings Pavement Com
a,,, Tpsttce C;reenbaurn held yesterday that even
a nrivate talk with an alderman, requesting him
70 vote for a resolution in favor Of a contractor
was unlawful lobbying and opposed to public pol
icv Dunhan sued for commissions on city paving
contracts which, he asserted. he had obtained for
49,, 1afandant company The justice said that on
its face the contract appeared to be for a lawful
purpose
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans for buildings fled
yesterday:
2d ave $ cor Of 22d st; a IL story factory.
lp4xs4; Schegel Investing Co, owner;
Hoppe architect; ....:........ $3.50 900
ST Nicholas ave. n W cor OF 1s5th st; for a
story brick tenement, 57.sx90; White,
owner: G. F Pelham. architect: cost 10000
lSOth 81, 5 s. 05 IT q of Audubon ave. for two
sto brick 50XS7.5; Pinehurst
cost ...,..-...,, 100000
5th ave o. an story
brick ONCE and building % 6xI75: n
CorrF owner; Mayncke & FRANKIE. archi-
tects; cost 100000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
BOX BOARD CO, SEEKS TO RESUME

The reorganization of the United Box Board and
Paper Company capitalized at $2S,oO0O00, which
has been in receivers hands since July, is
contemplated in order obtained yesterday by
the stockholders from Vice-Chancellor Howell. IN
Newark The order calls whom il may
concern" 10 appear on February II and show cause
why the receivers, Thomas l. Raymond ard Sid
ney Mitchell should not accept the offer OF the
United Box Board Company as the reorganization
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

L'Ecluse. Washburn & Co. have sold for the
Navahoe Realty Company a lot, 25x90 feet on the
west side of SteInway avenue. to an investor. The
same firm have also sold in conjunction with VIII
lam Markwen & Co. improved plot. 5oxlo0 feet,
on the west side Of Radde street, one and half
blocks from the greensboro Bridge Plaza. and on
the east side OF Debeyoise avenue lot 2Jx90 feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

The quantity Of material required for the me-
xguua size is 59. yards p or "a 31a yards 30 2
cards Il inches wide. with p yard OF allover lace.
The pattern No. 6227 is cpt in sizes for %, 81,
ps IS 80 aaa 4 inch bust measure, and viii be
.nailed TO any address on receipt Of 70 cents.
please give number OF pattern and bust measure
sistinctiv Address Pattern Department, New
York Tribune. II in hurry for pattern send an
extra 2-cent stamp and we viii mail by letter post
age in sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
BRONX BUILDING NOTES.

The following plans for new buildings and al
terations were fled with the Buildings Department
of The Bronx
NEW BUILDINGS.
14etb ST. n s. Courtlandt ave. 8 sty
brk lofts 5Oxso syndicate Co. Maxinran
Morgenthau president, Sommerfed &
steeRier architects cost -. $4,000
Heath ave - z Of Knox Place sty and
attic frame dwlg lex42; III johnson, owner
Louis FAX, architect; cost $500
sty frame dwig. 24x3e; John E Eustts, owner
j servs. a5ehi.ect cost eooC
brk dwlg 20x55; August Jacob, owner; John
nsussr. architect; cost $4,000
seluts -a2 axaes Aygpss saeQsa aHpsyt ZShn
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

There was q time when valentines and art had
y1ot even q speaking acquaintance The lace valen-
zines OF past years were dainty Of them but
most OF the tokens sert FEBRUARY Il UP to FIVE
years or so age and crude ins coloTing
and Design sOuantities Of them simply vulgar
The crude and vulgar valentines still TO be
found but there are too, very different ones Real
Esrists are designing valentines now. good publish
snS houses are paying special attention TO thenl
and ii is possible 10 buy a valentine that be
sent 70 the most artistic person without fear Of
xlxaEg shock
One charming series Of cut-out figures is found
In zsd street shop which has an filed
i.h valentines The knight Of the fcrget-rne-not
fo-eet-snenots- There -'the body of the forget
,e-not'' the knight Of the carnation" the knight
Of the violet ana others. All Of them have easel
hacks SO ths: they be used for place cards at
valentine parties They very simple: the charm
.es ia that. and their pure and harmonious coloring
Some paper hearts have quaint little figures
somewhat On .he Kate Greenaway order with ap-
srropriate lettering a small chap in green knckers
sEn6 with basaful expression says: Somewhere
Isn the world is girl tor men. who7 Your A
nsart with a girl on has this: I'D tell vou
something. hut ;t's not for lady say. (sweet-
heart. love you-)'
There IS large series. all designed by the same
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
MORTGAGE LOANS.

Two large mortgage loans made by the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company yesterday are one OF
$3.50 OGO 10 the estate of Bradsh Johnson on prop
erty on the north side OF West 2lst street, from
Fifth avenue to Broadway; and the second OF S25-
GOO II the Bonwit Realty Company. on their prop
erty Nos IS and IS West S4th street, running
through 10 West 35th street. the latter being for
five years per cent.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
WINS SUIT AFTER THIRTY YEARS.
Jury Gives Verdict Against Mutual Life In
suranes Co. in Alleged Suicide Case.

After being in the courts for more than thirty
sears a sui. brought by Adolph Goldschmidt. David
Esch-ach' and Daniel Goldschmidt against the
SEatuai Life Insurance Company, or this city, was
decided IN favor OF the plaintiffs yesterday jury
ren6ering verdict in their favor for s1z5 C. This
amount represented two life insurance policies ag-
sregsf;rx Es9oe and snlsyest since 1911 which the
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
coLER,s COMPANY GETS RAILROAD

Greensboro. n. c., Jan. 8-The North Carolina
Public Service Company. capitalized at ss500OO
headed by Coler & Co, of New York of which
Bird S. Coler is director has bought the Green's
boro Electric Company, with interurban rights ot
way. and will build lines between Greensboro High
Point and Winston Salem
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
Excursions.
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE.
+ Depot Quartermasters Odice. 30 Whitehall ST.
YORK CITY. 26 I9O9-Sealed proposals in
trIplicate received here until O'Clock P NJ,
T'eb-r1arv 10 1909 and then opened, for furnishing
40 600 pairs Summer Drawers Cean); 10000 Service
Hats 12200 pairs black dress shoes and 10000 pairs
r2,ssat Marching The right Is reserved
gect or accept any all proposals thereof
given articles of domestic manu-
facture Blanks for proposals and fun information
me- furnished application at this Office En-
siopas containing proposals to be nd1rsed Proposals
Tor Clothing Equipage 70 be opened February 10.
1909" and addressed Col Wm. 5. Patten Depot
Quartermaster
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

Fauser architect: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (
fremont ave. n g cor Morris sty brk teurnt,
-. SR x9O; August Jacob, owner: John Hauser.
architect COST.
ALTERATIONS.
No 1851 Boston Road. sty frame amusement
hail 166x676: Jacob Kroneberger. owner; A
s Max lessee: r Ebeling. architect: cost.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
NoyeIffes in Valentines

young woman of decately tinted figures IN Coloniai
costumes fitted with easel backs. There are saucy
girls in big bonnets Offering hearts for your in
spect;on stately little DANES in wide pethcoats and
lowered overdresses powdered hair and caps-in
short any number of them, all with appropriate
couplets inconspicuously printed beneath
Another series of the same style shows little
maids with their faces quite extingushed in the
ouaintest of sunbonnets. The verse below one of
these saws: There isn't for lengthy sonnet
but must say dear, like that bonnet
OF course ST. Valentines Day is for children
primarily and the mechanical valentines will please
them immensely. In this same shop that
are seen this year for the first time One is called
''Cupid's game" Pull the string the right side
Of the heart-shaped card which forms the valen-
tine and Cupid springs into sight ard darts from
the lovelorn youth TO the maid who faces him.
Then pull the string the left side, and back TO
the youth Cupid hurries this time bearing plump
red heart-the little maids, of
IN Loves Swing is another that will please the
little ones Behind a frame OF hearts and forget
me-nots, held upright by easel back a girl
sways back and forth in a real swing.
For the baby's first ST Valentines Day are heart
shaped cards with autographed babies heads
drawn from life. For my bashful Valentine" is
the legend on one, which shows the curly haired
back OF a baby's head
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
AGENTS WANTED.

SIDE LINE.-Good selling article, WIZ
established reputation; iberai cLsE- c0uliIlis-
sion: small SAMPLE; number OF saIsstneh
limited; act promptly. Trojan MIS-. u
station 10. South Bend Ind.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
PEACH COBRLER.

a cobbler is pie baked without an undercrust
and in a deep, earthen dish. A deep rim OF pastry
sometimes lines the sides OF the dish.
A peach cobbler is particularly good and an old
time favorite with Kentucky housewives. Canned
peaches will do well fresh ones, provided they
are not too rich with sugar. Put them into the
deep dish and pour over them just enough OF their
syrup to 1nosten them and brandy TO suit the taste.
SprinkIe also a few small bits of butter the
fruit and then cover the top with pastry. Add a
little baking powder to a rule for plain pie crust
An excellent rule calls for two cupfuls of pastry
flour one cupful of the best shortening g-butter pre-
ferred-a teaspoonful Of baking powder and half
a cupful Of ice water. Mix together in the usual
way by chopping the -four (sifted with the baking
powder) and shortening together with an od-fash-
ioned chopping knife When broken up into small
pieces the size of pea add the water and pound
the crust with a rolling pin into neat batch OF
dough and then roll II out into thin layer. This
pie crust is only excellent for cobbiers, but
for chicken or any meat pie and for dumpltngs.
4 peach cobbler may be served with an ordinary
biscuit crust rolled very thin. Use good short
cake rule for this purpose.
Cohhlers are sometimes made with other fruits.
Canned strawberries favored with a little sherry
two tablespoonfuls to a quartz make good
corbler baked under a cover Of puff paste.
appT.E DI-MPIINGS.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

euchre and ball for the benefit of ST. Johns Hos
pital Long Island City, to be held at the Waldorf
on February ).
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
Work WANTED.

Male
CHAUFFEUR. Mechanician. technical.
high school education: rine years expert
ence: makes all repairs. driver or workman
Albert De Marfngh. 2O1 West 145th ST.
CHAUFFEUR -MACHINIsT. -- Good auto
mobile mechanic; strictly sober. reliabie
Al references. 5. G.. Tribune Uptown
Office, 1864 Broadway.
COMPANION or COURIER to party trav
eIing abroad. by college man; has lived
abroad K s., lo3 Euclid ave-. Water
bury. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
APPLE DUAIPLINGs.

o,a never tires OF apple dumplngs especially at
t,Is season of frost and cold when they are most
o+tractive served piping hot. Made as follows how
a1,ar tbev may be served either hot or cold Peel
snd core tart apples of fine flavor. sprinkle with
60 "a nutmeg then cover each entirely with
7o,-ar of fine pastry made according TO the rule
%,e+ given Glue the edges of the pastry together
stS sta white of an egg and oake until thoroughly
done If served hot, use hard sauce ha'ored WIN
brandy.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

Governor Hughes will be the guest of honor at
a dinner be given by the Lotos Club at the
clubhouse No 55S Fifth avenue tomorrow evening
at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
HELP WANTED.
Female

Female
ST JOHNS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
SS3 Amsterdam ave, near ESD St. needs
help Of all nationRllties; no fees charged
places waiting; city and country hr1ng
references.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
Real Estate.

"PORTABIE BJNGAIOWS"-Bn Stevens CO
,pbone 1854 asth st 6 East 42d ST. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
CITY NEWS IN RRIEE.

The associated lodges of the Knights of Pythias
of Kings and Queens counties will hold their fourth
annual entertainment and reception in Prospect Hall
Prospect avenue, Fifth avenue. Brooklyn. on
Tuesday, February q The proceeds will be devoted
TO the establishment OF Pythian beds in hospitals
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GovernesseS etc
10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
II. = YOUNG-FULTON. q Union Square
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

5000
10000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
THE MECKLENBURG.

CHASE CITY. Va
IDEAL CLIMATE IN THE PINES OF VIRGINIA
On the southern r R. 90 miles south Of Richmond
Thoroughly modern IN every detail Golf and AZ Poy
ular service the best Baruc1
and Nauhefn baths. Famous MecSlenburg rninersl
waters by leading druggists everywhere tree 70
guests Of hotel Weekly rates. SIS and up
The Mecklenburg. Chase City, Va
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

phuip schu,anx TO WIN Baumsn; ~
August Brandes et al to August brah'e'
v;ehsni Mnptha 10 Irvine Realty Co: $1,000
Henry NJ SINGH 10 VIM George: Si22 %.
Marpst r Holland TO Eliz l. Holland. SLo'o
Title Guar q Co TO Augustus w openny"
victor c;erhards 20 Chas Massoth: s+s2
American Missionary Assn 10 Creenwich
Savings Bank: 10000. stoo
Rent ri Kaufman to Moses Zimmerman SUI ~,
Jas A Hernessy to Abraham !. werner
Harris Manceibaum 20 Michael II EishS"'
yorksins Bank TO Lena schin; $1,000
Josenhine Toepfer 20 East Chester SaNihsS
camilla Clark ct al to VIM n carpen'er'
s26 600 - o. 1--.,.
Eouitable Life Assn Society to U Trust
Co: $50 600. e,oo.
Benz II Kaufman 70 Moses Zimmerman' ,,aa s'OV'
Everett Jacobs to Jared W Bell. slVo 49,. -o.
Lawyers Mtg co to Bradish j Smitns si'.'
John Schreiner to Elise BOYD: VI . -.
Sanl'l Frankenheim et al. exrs. 20 sam rIaH"
enheim e. al. q assisnments' si-,,s.,.r,oel..r
south side CONSTRUCTION 90 TO knic~eto"e~e'
Felicia rIvor 10 Jane s sstterlee =, a.: $500
John R berry TO Lincoln Mtg 60: sloo .,un
Michael Nlurths 20 Irvine Realty Co
Edv N Brrghard 10 Anna NJ Won Zediitz; s5S.ooe.
East River Savings Institution TO E~iw " D''S
Benz Feinberg to Annie Feinbsrg. assignments
Abraham KapIan 20 sophie GoIdenberg; slo".
Eath q Roland Mary r Reynolds' s'.v go
Joseph Diamond 10 Richard fens.efgI,.. - CO.
Metropolitan Life Ins co 20 \ iAie ths w.
S2s. 900.
Aaron Goodman 10 State Bank; 81: 49,,
westchester Temporary Home for pcssilu'e ps.d 0"i'
dren 10 Roswell Skeel, jr. exr. slOoO o.,
Gross a Herman Corporation to Laura Neh' o.
Fredk Cuenzer to Max Engelman, seH''
Michael Murtha TO John Rendails Sto1-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
BEAVER ST. RENTAL.
Nee Lessee Also Found for
Esd Street Building.

The McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company
and Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball
have rented for the estate of Josephine l.
Bsyoud the store and basement at No 70
Beaver street adjoining the corner Of New
street 20 John Palmer for a term of years
The premises are TO be used as a resIaur-
ant
l. l.. RoSenthsl has leased for Isaac
Stern. Of Stern Brothers, No ls0 West Esd
street. 10 Patine. Lopez & Co.
The 20 East ed Street Company has
leased in its mercantile building, Nos. 40
and - East 22d street, I'm course Of con-
structiOn. the ninth floor 10 the Kugel In
derwear Company. through the Gross &.
Gross Company. and the rear half of the
tenth floor 10 the Peerless Manufacturing
Company. makers of muslin underwear.
through NJ. and l. Hess.
Though the structure will not be ready
for occupancy before January ]. eight and
one-haif floors have already been leased.
J. G. Lugars. Son & Co, interior decora-
tors, who for forty years have had
Offices under the chapel OF the Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, have leased
for ten years the old Zabriski home
stead, No. L East S0th street. at an aggre-
gate rental exceeding $4,000.
The house was recently the home of the
Republican Club OF the 25th Assembly dis
trict. Ii is being remodelled by the lesses.
The law firm of Ritch. Woodford. Bovee
Butcher. now at No. IS Wall street. has
completed arrangements for leasing a suite
Of Offices in the Metropolitan Life Build
ing. on the cast side of Madison Square,
and will move there in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. IA
and I6 Vesey street, resulted as follows:
By Samuel Marx.
elST ST. 1l2. $. III II of Park ave. is.ex
iNes sly d%ig; g vel at ss1e; ,ae knocked down 10
PARK AVE. 1872. cor OF i11th 81. 100 llx
80: sty tenmt with stores: vol sale: knocked
down 10 Henry Harris for SCI
10TH ST. zoe and 40S. 5. i33 IT OF Avenue
knocked down TO Mrs Brothers for $4,000.
GoERCK ST. 81. $. $50 q OF Broome q.
Withdrawn: no bids.
CHERRY ST. AS TO .s2 s. p # W Of Cor
lears -; three eh sty tennis, with stores;
100: @ sty tenmt: vol sale: knocked down 10
Henry Harris for S45050
BY Joseph r. Day
WOOSTER sT. 159 20 1ss. $. 100 II Of
bldg: Charles Fowler ct al sEi & ] NJ
Cornell 90 ct al; Beals & y. a;tys; T f Gil
slsa 40; sub to FIRST mtg Of $4,000; ad-
journed TO December -
10th ST. 245 to 24s. n s. Il6s II W Of % ave-
5I.Gxl00il II: sty tenmt and stores: d
Weinstein agt Louis FoIhe ct al: Freyer IL &
attys w Keller. ref amt due. 81 $40 So
taxes. cts. Sz5S 81: sub 10 a first mtg OF SSS :
oe'' 10 the piaintig for s45. 737
The auction offerings to-day will he as
follows:
BY Joseph +. Day.
SD AVE. 1913. 3. 27.2 II n of 18th St aSlxI05
q sly tenmt, with store; receivers sale
BID AVE. 1915. :. 55.3 Il n Of 18th ST. 2sIxlO5
sly tenmt. With store: receivers sale.
eoD ST i@i. 249 n Of Columbus ave Tx
lO22. sty dwig; receivers sale
SSD ST. l29. 5. a66 II W Of Columbus ave i7x
i"--S, = sty dwlg; receivers sale
AVE B. cor 18th st, Unionport. iOsx205. va
cant; vol sale.
WOOSTER ST. 10 ana Ia. 5. 1871 IT Of
bleecAer ST. .OxioO. sty loft bldg; exT's sale
b2D ST, l2s $. 3T5 II 2 OF Tth ave. 25x1OO5 .
sly bldg; eNr's sale; estate Of 4 K Agate de
ceased.
10TH ST, %. r. 100 q W Of Madison ave OK
ivoll, . sty fiat: vol sale.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1872 $ W cor 1n5th st II 7x
~. sty bldg. with stores: vol sale.
10TH ST. CO and 6s = ISL IT @ of 9Th ave
90 iX92 TX irreg; two sty tennis: : NJ Sturges
agt George Nicholas Ct al: l. Sturges atty;
warren Leslie. ref; amt due Si4. .6g5 9s taxes.
etc. S69 1e9 %.
e5TH ST 90. n = I25 II " Of I'd ave. 25xlO0 s
sly teilmt ana store; Y X White. trust etc,
sgt lgnstz Wcis5eTEer ct al: / r Reed. atty;
etc S6sS So
18TH ST. 434 and 436. s s. 329 q = OF Amster-
dam ave. 5OXll2A. 3 sty fat: Pine Moon Realty
ID Hays. ref; amt due, S11 .346 40: sub 10
prior mtg OF $50 co.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
A NUMBER OF PLOTS at OaIdsle. on Grea,
south Bay, Long Island; Vol sale.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Cwth name and address % purchaserD
DECEMBER 10.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. Al. W 25xloO; Sly
apt: Joseph Dorr 10 ; Taber Bayles. OF
Suffolk 90. tmtg, S24.500D; slO0.
Address. Room Coz, Il Nassau ST.
BRooME ST. 80. : 5, 25x75; sly apt; Norris
Steinberg 10 Felix kunstler; 81.
Address, 15s Rivington
SAME PRoPERTY; sam'l Heyman to same
Address. lbs RiyIngtOn ST.
LEMON AVE. 62o and CO.. $. 99ilxi5O;
simon Ginsburg TO Emanuel Strauss. Si0O.
Address. Room 1@0G. 800 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. 1899. $. 16sxT0. 3 sty dw!g
address 10 East ls1st st,
MANHATTAN. AVE. 1876. 5, l7x7o; .sty
Address. 1856 Manhattan ave
MONROE ST go. $. a5x95. 6 sty apt: Jo-
seph Green 20 Lena Levy; 500.
Address. Room COS $40 Broadway.
SOUTH ST. :s5. 5. % 4 W OF Jackson st.
l0t.4x irreg; sly brE; Frank Keck TO John
Address. i35 Broadway.
vARIcK ST. So. s, 22xe2 3 sty brk:
Eugene \ :, Robinson .n6 10 st Johns Park
Address. 81 Nassau St.
WALKER ST. W cor Of Elm st. %. sxs6 G:
sty brk; Chas Runk TO Helen II Jenkins:
Address. 81 Madison ave.
IsT AVE. 1915. s. 25xiO0. sty apt: Jo-
seph New6urger to Geo II Beck; ses.2oo-
IsT AVE. 1919. s. 25X1Oo. sty apt: Jo-
seph f NeWburger to Chos Rosenberg;
address. l west 10Th ST.
2D AVE. W cor OF ll1th st. 2510xso; . sty
bTk; Pasquale Rescigno TO Antonetta Res
cigno (mtgs. s24 OOOl; $l0O
Address 199 Hester St
7TH AVE 2eGs. W 5. I0.l0xS0. sty apis
tmtg $4,000: i49th 81 525 ana 527 East.
4OxT5 (mtg. S32.Ooo): Chas F Coy 20 Berry
Address' 100 East 125th st.
sTH AVE 27s4 soEso sty a. sPtmSs t6aa Mat Matte
Address. 7SS Paramount Place.
7TH ST. ll2 Fast. $ 8. 25x9O10. sty aptmt
benjamin Wen TO Morris JacOby Cmts S35.-
1ddfess. Room 1908 257 Broadway.
l4TH ST. 422. 5 s. 800 n Of 9th ave, 5OxlO3 ,
sty brk: Henry J Fink 81 al TO John Jordan
Address. 5Oi 9th ave.
SAME PROPERTY. Adene Fink ct al TO
same imtg $50. 900: S05. Coo.
Address. col 9th ave.
siTH ST. al3, $. 2l-5x9s o sty aptmt;
!oseph Johnson Ct al to Julius sternfeld:
Address. ia East 2sd IT.
ssTH ST. - West. s. 250 q a 9TH ave-
Is l,a 9EiS o. ,! sly o,5' American Mortgage co to
Address 33l Lexington ave.
ssTlI ST. 81 West. :. 25E0s.9. sty brk:
Charles Il Liss et al 10 Kohring Realty Coz;
e@i,hvu.
Address 300 West ssth 81.
18Th ST, 124 East. = 25xioo5 : sty brk and
frame stable. Jacob Israelson 20 Anton J
Wettach sntg s. .00u. IS, 900
Address 42T East 47th ~.
10TH ST. 227. $, 2o4 f. W OF "a ave. sixIOO 5x
irreg; Ada n Ramos e al 20 Edward r Tier
ney mtg S4D ZOO. 500
Address. tSf % ave.
s7TH ST. 3GG West. = 3. e0xiO05. 4 sty aptmts.
Annie n Robe 10 John Y Diefenthaler e al: 81
Address 4C8 West loGth ~.
GATH ST. n 10 81 West. 8. 75xiO05 and 3
sty sptmts Edaard q Bailey q al 10 Jennie
Neiii lmtg 81 .OoGb: SI2G. .OOo.
Address $40 Broadway.
GATH 81. = q. - West "a q. saaIOos z ana 4
sty apfmts. Jennie heH a. Jacob fIlrrh. sluo
Address. R0Om COS. so broadway.