davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

We have the best $1,000 Suit in
Come in and e
R.wl Ricketts, & Emmons d. G.. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20
If you think Of Paint
Think Of Llewellyn.
For Is years and more,
We've sold Vane-C alvert's
We sell it yet.
MONTGOMERY DEFEATED
ATHI ETICS slJNDAY.

The Montgomery base ball team
played the Athletics and defeated
them in the former city Sunday by a
score of 10 to 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

opening Sale one week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

new Victoria Cut Unders. Rob
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20
Yours respectively,

Rural School Examiner, Benton City.
Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

brranted 10 yrs, s7.75. Robertson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

4 Paint. soc gal. Robertson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20
THROW OUT THE LINE

Ely, Larned, Kan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20
Weekly Ledger
WHITE. Editor and Proprietor


WHITE. Editor and Proprietor
@=@S-@=
Paint, SOC gal. Robertson's.
giles, more Buggies. Robertson.
new Victoria Cut Unders. Rob.
Is.
rings opening Sale one week.
Dds at about one-half next week.
taring's.
SEWING MACHINES.
srranted 10 yrs. s7.75. Robertson
\ =. Blanton was over from CO.
bia Tuesday.
Il. Elliott is home from a bus.
= trip TO Chicago.
"A
IN the latest. see Robertson's
tier Acre ad to-day
q. Morreil. of vandaIla, was in
sico Tuesday.
q. stumpf, of Moberly, vas in
.ico on business Monday.
], Famous 75c Shirts going at SOC.
ricketts, & Emmons D. g. Co.
j D. worrell is much better and
to be out again.
hank VanNess went to Kansas on
hsiness trip to-day.
kIssell's Carpet Sweeper.
. ricketts, & Emmons d. G. Co.
,on't miss the silk Sale at Nc
sey's May II to 27th.
5nening Sale commences Monday
|,osed Saturday at Bearings. d2-w1
N. and Mrs. Arthur Schaide will
.nd the summer in Wankesha, Wis.
II music, no flowers. but Bargains
ming week at bearings Opening.
Ror the latest, see Robertson's
|arter Acre ad to-day.
solid Silver Souvenir spoons, Soc,
week, at bearings.
in and get prices next week
Bearings.
Nor the latest, see Robertson's
.arter Acre ad to-day.
All Belt Pins half price, Opening
eek. bearing.
Four fine mares have just been
ipped to Mexico from Allentown
30 he brad In Tom BASS famous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

PARK ANENUE-Huston & Asinari and
tho firm Of Leonard J. Carpenter sold 70
clients OF the latter for James g McGuira
The FIVE fOur-story broWnstone buildings
No. 5ss 10 sss Park avenue. on a plot IcDx
- feet. The property is between ed. and
sath streets.
LEXINGTON AVENUE 800 Moore &
Wyckoff sold for Abraham Schwab 10 a
client No. CO Lexington avenue. a three
story and basement dwelling house on
plot lsx7O feet. adjoining the southwest
corner OF 54th street
PINE STREET-De Selding Brothers
sold for +. VI. Fulton 10 Y. NJ. Turner the
seven story building No. 81 Pine street and
No. los Water street. forming an Il"
around the southwest corner OF Pine and
Water streets. with frontages o.. $40 feet
and % feet. The buyer gave in part pay
ment the new four story double iathouse
No. 30s 18TH street between Fifth and
sixth avenues. Brooklyn.
HAMILTON PLACE-rhe saramiH Real
~ Company sold 10 Leslie T. Palmer. pres
dent Of the Palmer Realty Company. the
Eortheast corner Of Hamilton Place ana
laoth street. being l09 feet IN 10th street
and Jos feet in Hamilton Place. Two six
the site. II is understood that the consid-
Grafton was about s25eeoc
EAST BOTH STREET-Mry. Eliot Dan
forth bought from Josephine l.. De Forest
Nos. A. and 81 East 30th street. Two four
story brick dwelling houses. each on a lot
ls.eNss.s feet The property adjoins the
northwest corner Of Fourth avenue. which
is also owned by Mrs. DanfOrth. who nov
controls plot ga feet On the avenue and
SIS feet IN the street opposite the corner
being improved by Dodd. Mead g. 60.
3aTlI STREET-A b. Herzog is reported
10 have sold To- II. A - Levy No. a.
West 24th street. a three story and base
ment dwelling house, GA lot e0lOxssa feet
ATH STREET Morris f. sterne sold
the fiye story and basement fsthouse No
% West s4th street. on a plot s7NI0e2 feet.
90 Emerson r. Harris TO = client.
18th STREET-Tn part payment for tho
plot, o2-2Nl25 feet ~ the north corner Of
slst street and Fifth avenue, the Century
Holding Company lee 4 FleischmannD
gave = parcel ~ three lots, 7s.5Ni00 feet.
on the north side of ssth street. IFS 10 feet
west Of Madison avenue. TO August Bel.
mont
uSTH STREET-Eurz s. I-Ten sold for
A. r. NeVconb No u East 18Th street.
= i've story tenement house. on lot 20nloo
feet
l23D STREET-The Duross Realty Com
pany sold for Theodore r. Brennan Nos
80 and "a West lSSd street, i've story
apartment house. on q plot 90 axiao feet.
In part payment Mr.. Brennan took the
ten room house No. rs Broad street.
which is l0oNeoo feet. Is also a stable.
THE BRONX.
ZEREGA AVENUE-F. NJ Weiss g. Co
sold for the Seewachs Realty Company,
a plot s6xlco feet. "a the west side OF
Zerega az niue. - feet north OF West
chester avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lesseesl
NOVEMBER -.


MANHATTAN.
AVE 4. :. 50 n OF 10th ST. sS.sx irreg: Jno
Jsn I. 1910: 81 100
Address. 204 Lafayette 81.
MADISON AYE. 1897: Emily II Hoppin 70 Wolf
Jacobs yrs from May l. 1909: s2.2oo
Address, 1861 Madison ave.
isr AVE. a01i: Reginalds Gentle to Aniallo
Nis>rta: WIS from sept ], 1900; sI2o.
Address. 2o54 lot
list AVE. 2oe4. Reginalds GENTLE 20 Giuseppe
Gree; J VI moe from Sept /. 1899; sseo.
Address. eoS4 LIST ave.
Ferrsra: yrs from Nov IS. 1909; $50
Cd AVE. l742. Geo Gerold 70 Ferdinando Caro-
fsno from April I. 1905 s5sO
Address, 1872 "a ave
9TH AVE. 222. =; American Hotel Victoria
90 90 Chss Jones: yrs from Aug !. 1903:
ADDRESS. 232 9Th ave
HUDSON ST, so; Allegiance Realty 90 20 II
hoehlor 4 20, WIS from May I. 1910; 81 800
Address. sol LIST ave.
REaDE ST cor Hudson 81: the Surbrus
$4,000
Address 10 Hudson st.
18TH ST. ia West: Aaron Coleman 20 August
Raur. VI from sept l. 1907; 81, 500.
Address is4 Vest 18th st.
$50 ST. ia and lle West; Leopold simon 20
Harper Richardson yrs from NOV 10.
1909; 81 500
Address ia wes, $50 -,
esTH ST. 2sI Fast; David Iiebsold ~ Louis
Albert 81 Al; 10 yrs from MAY :. 1909. $500.
Address, 2ST East es1h 81.
HATH ST. $40 East; Ssnto Reda 70 Assunds
Dsngelo. yrs from Nov I. 1900 $3.50
address, 3l9 East 114th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
LIKE WOODMERE.
Investors Pay $3.50 ,OO0 for 90
Lots There.

Ire syndicate headed 10y Macmillan
Norgcnthau. ~ the Hudson Realty com
psuy. has sole 30 more lots 81 the tract
~ Nocdmere. Long Island. which Il re-
cent, bought from Rur'on Brothers. Tn"
fotsl amount involved iu this latest group
% sales Is $500. making n total Of sSa5 90
for Vie 49, lots disposed q IN the last ten
daas 4 number of other deals for plots
arc expected 10 be- close6 shortly.
Recent BUYERS are Francis A Lowe.
fo-ry-One lots in Nvckof Place Wood
Lane and Railroad avenue. Enil Eiserna n
END A ATkush. jos lots uu Woodmere
Boulevard. Burton ayesue. chapman Road
snd Brewers Point Branch Road. Arthur
a. Counablc. the corner ~ Broadway and
Noodmere Boulevard, and seventeen lots
in Wvckon Place. near Broadway. =. He
dslherg tel lO's on Burton avenue and
Brewers Point Branch Road for immediate
Improvement with three dwelling houses,
hsrles Evans. eight lots on Burton ave
gaIe. near Broadway, and McAvuy Brothers.
ihifly-eight lots on Burton avenue. near
Crawford aud Chapman roads. for i'm
mediate Improvement with hve dwelling
i5ouses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
UP TO N. Y.CENTRAL
II. s.. T.. Gires 1t Points 1bOuf
Eleventh lrenue Tracks.

William Il. Wilcox chairman of the Puo-
Tic Service Commission. informed the Ne"
York Central Railroad BY letter yesterday
that II reports attributed TO that compora-
tion We're true. 20 the effect that IL was
ready TO spend $50 Ooo. go 10 remove It's tracks
from Eleventh avenue "a soon as enaohhs
legislation was passed permitting u 70 put
the tracks in a subway or ON an elevated
structure. sufficient powers were contained
In the rapid transit act
The letter stated that the Pennsylvania
Railroad got it's franchise % build tunnels
under the streets OF Manhattan under the
provisions OF that act. and announced that
the commission ready 10 receive ana
consider any application that might De
made b. the New York Central
Section g of the rapid transit act en-
powers the commission. with the approval
Of the Board of Estimate. TO grant trunk
line railroads franchises 70 extend their
lines within the city of New York The
New York central could obtain a perpetual
franchise for an underground railroad I'M
der this section II the commission was Will
iEg 10 grant Il.
The following section of the act permits
the commission 20 grant "A franchise for the
extension OF lines either i'm suwsys OF on
elevated structures. bur franchise granted
under This section cannot be perpetual.
Ira a. Place. .vice-president Of the New
York Central. said he had received the COM
municattOn from the Public Service COM
mission The matter OF either elevating or
lowering the tracks in Eleventh avenue had
been pending, Mr.. Place said. only because
OF legislation. Continuing. he said:
Now that the Public Service Commission
has decided that the rapid transit act. as
amended. will allow Of a franchise for
either elevated subway tracks In this
street, II will mean. Of course. that con-
fct renee should be held. IL has been the
opinion all along of the New York Central
that il would have 10 be by a special act
OF legislation that a franchise could be
granted for the change"
When asked II there would be a confer
ence at once, Mr.. Place said:
II cannot say just when a conference will
he brought about. We want u look into
the rapid transit act thoroughly before
any action is planned. We are always glad
to confer with the commission. It's ac-
ton in regard 10 the terms OF the rapid
transit act makes the provisions of that act
"A question 10 lie carefully considered.
The New York Central Is ready 20 begin
work when there is no legal obstacle"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25

April q 1907; Rose Rronstein TO Norbert SET
Attorney. VI 7. kaufman. :as Broadway.
SD ST IS. 2s7.6 II OF stu ave. 1sxioo ): MAY
~ 1903; Jacob Msttern 10 August Mehler.
Title Guarantee and Trust 60.
18Th ST.. 11s East. 4sA1oo.5: May Is. 1908;
Robert Hoe 10 Amslie livingston: SIS. ZOO
pr At,Srn 1 kurzmaE Frankensuer. %
June June 20. 1905; Beni Meshel 10 Emma 2 steele;
Attorneys Reeves. Todd & swain,
seth ST; $. $50 II u Of 9TH ave 5.1ra5.s; oct
ID 1905; Clinton Realty Co 20 A Gertrude cut
Attorney, F NJ Tichenor. 81 PARK Row.
'srH i SGT 200 r. Of 10Th ave. ssxlc9 ;; Juns
and ano: si3O1o
Attorney W NJ Powell
TiST ST. 26a West Isxaa .. Jan Is Inas EnnaIia
W chaplin to K Francis Coleman lem $4,000.
Attorneys. Alexander & Green.
4 sa1t ST Il ,ss,,. sss {, OF ssh ave s2sio2 2
Attorneys Dewitt ( I.ockman
SETH ST, 434 East 25xIO2 .: April IS 1907;
Mabel Dresner 70 Gates Hamburger: $500.
Attorney. Hirschneld. 2O6 Broadway.
iOg Yod n, ST $ 300 s g q AMSTERDAM ave 2sd
10 ATTORNEYS Is62IlRs & f1 SSan sSSGSS.
u5TH ST :. $50 fl 2 Of 2d ave a5xIoo: June
:. 1876; Michele Marrazzo 70 Lawyers Title In
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
10Th 81; :. 362 II Of Amster1anr ave. OK
100; Feb II. 1905: Morris Godstetn and sno
10 Norris Freundlich: 81 zoo.
Attorney, 1. Marx. 12s Broadway.
lS!ST ST, =, 325 u W OF IenOX ave f6xea. II
MAY 10. 1900; Fannie DryfOOs 10 Lima Wallach.
$500
Attorney. r Thorn. 1I3 Broadway.
iss sdd ST ST n $ ,a ls5 # Of 81 AIMS ave s92N
EN- Realty Co: SO. TIA
Attorney. 5 Goldstein. World Bldg
10th ST. n $, 2a5 # OF l1th ave. 15xea; Sept
~. 1883; Frsd Grasmuck and anO 10 the Bank
for Savings; $4,000.
Attorney, r Strong. 80 Wall St
1T3D ST and Park ave II " cor. IS. 1852: July
. 1900; I73d St-Park Ave co 10 the City Mtg
co. $4,000.
Attorney. F. \ snow Is Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
win name and address Of attorney

with and address Of Attorney
NOVEMBER -
AVE Z = - n : Of 18th -. 2OxtS Sept 20.
1899; Th0s Keene - Henrietta Biloon. $500.
Attorneys. Angel Brothers. 49, Nassau st.
AVE A. 30 25x956 sent -. 1905: Jos
Uerkowitz and to Leopold Geissmsnni
Attorney. c J Bohlen. 1886 East 2i st.
aoxioO; oct /. 1894; Chas I Bell to Wu, r
Title iii GISTantee 4 Trust co.
BROADWAY. "A $. 30 Il Of 65th ST. 25xss 10;
April !. 1909: John . Treadwell to sarah K
kddress. lawyers Title Insurance 20.
IRVINE ST. : loo fl Of seneca ave 3sI
"a: July H. 1869; Anna NJ PscheF 10 Monika
ADDRESS GeiEer. SIS East ieoth st,
NELLY ST. :. 4ao II n OF Longuood ave.
IoD>22o; June I. 1909. FoxyaIe Realty 30 IA
tho city Mortgage 90 slOs con
Attorney. + A Snow.
I.EXINGTON AVE. 5. - r. :. 24S64 10. June
r. 1909: caroline Weber TO Jacob Rup-
Attoruey. = p Fitch. - Nassau st.
sA Rasv FE9P p Caroline 5uTe &eei2 Ts'"
Title Guarantee q Trust co
LEXINGTON AVE. :. 1910 It n OF 5Oth st.
2'xS4 Jan 81 is g; d Doris Budensick and ano
Attorney. Alfred Roe los Broadway.
lS9p. June :. 1900: Mary Torpey and sno 70
Attorney. ! Wood Mt Vernon
LOT "a map Of Catholic Protector June IS
1903. Jacob Cohen TO Catholic Protectory.
ATTORNEY. Jos RYAN. re Broadway
LOT l2i map of Mapes Estate: Sept II 1889:
The Il Freund and ano 10 Mary a Morris
Attorneys. Never 4 Freund. SO Liberty.
LOT $50. map No $40 sept . 1900. april H.
1925. Edward J Cravin 70 Hester Cravin
Attorney. II Rose. 81 West 4ed ST.
LOTS sI7 20 S95 map Of Adee Park; Feb 1.
Attorneys. LeNo~. Msckeiar a Wells. az
CEDAR -
sAME PROPERTY: July .. 1902: same to
Attorney. q Hin. 2Dd Broadway
LOTS 80 to $50. map May 81. 1852; Dec u.s.
1904, New YORK Operating 60 ami Elm Realty
90 10 Dorsctt; s2i0tN.
Lawyers Title Insurance go.
PiIGhiM Ave ~ zoos, e :. 200 Il Of fremont RI
inston savings BANK: 5000 80 - an
Attorneys i.eNow a Wells. 43 Cedar 1t.
RITTER Pr. =. 96.3 II OF Union ave soy
1o2. Mich 80, 1903: Crovnhil Construction 20
To tho city Mortgage 60: S32.JsO
Attorney. 7 \ SNOW.
sPu hTEN puYvIlH 3 acres. cor Washing
ton and lnd-pendence AYES; Aug I. ia-s
charles X benar-st and ano TO Mvron =
Attorney. ) ) McKerey. :, william st.
WEST END AVE-, S0.2 II n OF sam st. eax
stewart. a. trustee. $4,000
Attorneys. Philbiu. a Menken
GOTH ST. 80 West. 25Ns2 No, - Iao. raj
OUo N' So
Attorneys. Amend a Amend mo Nsssa. =,
.lST 1T. i2S West. lA@Nbs.s. NAV - lss7
Hairy Ferguson 10 Mary \ A Woo5c,.f
s0.pU. ''Ns
Attone,s. Thompson x Knas
9Th IT, - East. 2oxipO5. oct : ts>z. Ale.
ander q NJ Pennington 10 John Diisr 49,,
tee. Sla O0o "uf-
Title Guarantee and Trust go
SlsT 81. +. 10 n of 18th Az. .t,t.o
mortgage CA lease. April - Is9t. 1,,is ~
fend'rsast 10 Mar3 a WoOdcock: ~. ,.A1
Attorneys. Thompson a Isoss. 40 NasSau ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
IN The AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday AZ the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos.
u and l6 Vesey street. resulted as follows.
a. Herbert 4. sherman
10TH ST 20. a 8. i7t q ~ 81 ave Is.
II. { ~ tenmt. William Hon - al al
n William Abraham - al. X y Bergman. atty.
J.. - fIssbrogck. ref. amt due. -. ss2 80. taxss
ets $3.50 -. sub &c a mtg q 5000, 20 the
ulaintlm for sl2.siO.
MONROE IT. 329 ana 32s, O.. H. n . II
tfoTieaTr 81. -4xso. q sly tenmf and stores
Ahusr Distillstor agf II Isevizohn - Al.
Davis a X. attyE. james - Halley. ref: amt
due So ~ %. LAKES. etc. Sass II SUB 20 a
FIRST ntE ~ So Oco. 10 the plsintin tar ssi-
heh
By JOSEPH =. bay
MORRIS AVE. l0s2. .. 100 "a n ~ Ig5th Al
.s,Ks2 q. 3 ely dwelling. ]. White sgt Md
dl.l,oro Realty 80 - a.. IS N Hamilton.
Hrtf. - ~ HllgVay. ref, amt due. 81 554 ~.
faAes. &c. s5ys 50 % ~" plaintiff for s5.eoD.
HIiLf,T 1T. 80 .. 1876 n ~ Rnoome II.
- .3KlD". sfT feumt ana store and sly
s-9l, in rear. n D. Wel.er agt MsK spon u
o.. = FSueil. cs,y. alvin Intern ga. ret:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
TO SPEND MILLIONS HERE.
Details of Improvements Planned by
New York Central

Albany. Nov. 2i-ImprOvements cOnten-
plated by the New York Central Railroad
Company from the proceeds of the pro-
posed sale OF stock. amounting 70 AS5S.O00.
authorized yesterday by the Public Service
Commission. include the following:
liberalization OF lines. station improve
ments, etc. in New York City and vicinity.
$500. 400: grade crossing elimnatiOns in
Buffalo. s654.4oo: Utica. $4,000; Newburg
$4,000; new passenger stations at Roches-
ter s7500O0: Ravena. $500; WATERFOWL
s25s.5O: site for passenger station. Buffalo.
s1Oo,0.0; electrihcation OF West Shore Rail-
road from Utica TO Syracuse. slI2.@o double
Cracking and grade TevisiOns from SYRIA
cuse TO Buffalo. 81 80. 90: WATERFOWL juno
tion 70 Richland. s5s2Oo0; Utica To. Stitt-
Vile, s144.7O0: automatic signals 20 shorten
blocks CrntOn 10 Buffalo. $3.50. 900: motive
power facilities and improvements. sS23, =
zoo. signals. s56l 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
WOULD LIST BONDS
IIrmom & 20. Tell Facts about
Its Business.

In connection with appca tion 10 the
New York Stock Exchange To- have placed
ON the regular list 100000 real estate
first mortgage ~ per cent bonds. Armour
& Co. the Chicago packing house. makes
not commonly known.
The statement shows that the coulpany's
income for the year ended october e. 1903.
totalled ,sO4. as against s11.61s.f7S for
the preceding year. The receipts for the
wear were as follows: Net profits on manu-
facture and sales ss.o5e,2se; net earnings
Armour car lines $751; 20; net receipts and
income from allied companies. N.1s .454.
and net miscellaneous earnings. s.. SSl-
The capital assets OF the company. sc-
cordinc to the statement. total .eis.
and the current assets are given s57.osf
3sl. making a grand total OF s12iS2s.0Ss OF
assets In the item OF capital assets the
value OF the land. buildings. pant. equip
ment. machinery. etc. Of the company ~
given rs So. 1876. Sss: refrigeration and other
cars. 81. 81. 49, and the value of invest
ments in allied companies as 4.2551+6.
Among current assets are the following
items: Bills receivable S2.4Ss.37s; accounts
receivable. s1s.75o rs: cash on hand and in
bank. $3.50. 100. and Inventories Of product.
material and supplies. SSH .994
The company gives the location o' it's
principal offices as the Union Stock Yards.
owns real estate. branch houses ware
houses salesrooms, rail- Dads. terminals
and other structures in thirty-nine states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER "a.

BARKER AVE. 1874 II Of Magenta ave.
3txl26; Daniel Nsthanson agt Eta Forgot-on.
owner; Henry Blumenthsl. contractor; $40 IS.
CRESTON AVE- " = II5 u = OF i9sth ST. 2,x
100: Rooert TrainOr sgt John Quinn and
81, 49,
PERRY AVE. 5. 1875 q Of 2n5th ~. sOI
100; Nelson & 60 agt Perry Avenue Construc-
liOn 60. owner and contractor, s.. 135
ST NICHOLAS AVE 93O. 1. Werner agt ST
Nicholas Construction Co. owner and con-
tractor. see ~.
9TH AVE. 2i4i; Louis Kramer agt Margaret
hildCu. owner and contractor: S4s7 80.
CLINTON ST. 1s5: Marx & jacobson agt Mr.,
Leah solomon. owner; Joseph Rosenberg. con-
tractor: STJ7 co.
LUDLOW ST. 81: McDernott & Hanigan agt
Elizabeth \ Vail. exrx. owner and contractor:
Annette and Robert Vail. owners; So 49, 30.
10TH ST. $40 East: Lyman shapiro agt Barnet
$50 - .
@SD 81. sol West; Thomas Benner HEATING Co
agt Jaoez Burns & Sons. owners and con
tractors: sos 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
LIS PENDENS.
"a

NOVEMBER -
BROOK AVE. 1886; solomon Moses .. al az,
Emil Berger 81 al tsmended foreclosure 80
Mtg; attorney, MenocaL
lsf AVE " $. 2Si II 81 5sth 81. Is txT5.
tteorge VIII. IT. agt John II BENSON 81 All
foreclosure Of Mtg. attorney. + Hummsi
LELAND AVE. cor ~ Old Road Tsx1oa-
Louis NJ Ehling agt Patrick Monahsn 81 Al
foreclosure OF intgl. attorneys. Leventritf
Cook 4 Nathap
LEWIS ST. .. s2.i n N OF 81 ~ n 4.-6 H.
2@lS16i. John T Way ct al agt Pred ont, -
al foreclosure Of Mtg; attorney : n Norris
LOTS L. 90 ~. 80 aud ~ blk 10; lots ~ 80
~ -, % -, q. p. - and 10 biz "a AMI
lots TO 10 blk 80. map Of Pelham psrk.
Vivian Macdonald agt ESsmond stiles 81 al
faction 10 impress trusD; attorney, II smith
3STH 81 200 Fast; Lille n Iiiienthal aet ,hra =
BAN GOldenhlum et al foreclosure 81 pts1. .
attorney. y Wechslsr.
18TH ST. = 2l26 n 81 LIST ave. 81 sAI0o To-
American Missionary Assn agt Michael Ma .
rome - al foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys
LYON a smith
li6rH ST. - 90 q Of Pleasant ave SAY
100 VI. susan Van Irsag agt Joseph Ruhano
- al foreclosure % mtg. attorneys Et-man
Levy. corn Levine.
laiST ST, 55t West New York Savings Eank
agt John Gtllles 20 al foreclosure OF n,tse
attorneys. Weber 4 Webher.
1i2D At. 5. J01 n of Alexander ave isxso.
Edmund Horton agt Magdalens Romano 81 ii
foreclosure Of mtgi attorney, " I. snyder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
LARGE JERSEY CITY SALE.
Plot Opposite New Courthouse Brings
S76.lOO.

one Of the choicest parcels of real estate
IN the hill section Of Jersey city was sold
az auction by Frank Stevens on Tuesday
for S6.le. The plot is directly opposite the
new 100000 Hudson County Courthouse
IL has a frontage OF rs feet I'm Newark
avenue 20 feet in Oakland avenue AMI 80
feet in Courthouse Place
The brewing firm of Lemoeck & Betz was
the buyer. II is said that it will ~ once
improve the property by the erection of a
large Office building The sale was brought
about by the partition OF the Beach estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
TO BUILD IN WALKER STREET
Big Structure Planned for Site Re-
Gently Sold.

The southwest corner Of Lafayette and
Walker streets. 2s.5Nss.s feet. sold AZ auction
last week. is to be improved with an eight
story building. Al the auction sale the
property struck down 20 William A.
White & Sons for N5.5a. The real buyer
Was Mrs. Helen n. Jenkins. owner of the
adjoining building. which is under a long
lease 10 the Russell & Erwin Msnufsctur-
Ing Company.
The proposed structure or the corner lot
viii not he an addition 10 the Russell &
Erwin building. although il will be so con-
structed that the two can he made into one
building upon the expiration Of the Russell
4 Erwin lease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS
with owners name and address

'NHh owners name and address
NOVEMBER -
MANHATTAN
ASIS ST r :. 200 II OF Amsterdam ave. for
sty brl< garage. 50xtOa: J = Kirhv 4si srb
ave architect; cost. $4,000 ~
Owner. city OF New York
THE BRONX
ApNNE ST. Main ST. FOR a I 81 Trar,-
shed. 1890; Schsefer * Jaeger 46f fremont
ave. architects. cost $50
Owner Herman Cordes on premises
GLEASON AVE- s. 3a5 n . of Olrns+eaa
ave; Tor four sty frme dwgs 2fx5s each
cost. s16.0no '''a
Owner. Mink CONSTRUCTION 60. ESQ Gleason
GRAND 'oN'Ot RISE. :, III n n, fSsfh
-, Tor a ] sly frame shed. 12N1T. cost xt50
owner and architect. W l. SsuIpaugh Ia
Union - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
WESTCHESTER TRACT SOLD.
Property Comprises the Gray and
Gainsburg Farms.

: NJ. Bier has solo for Miss Betty Gusthal
and Mrs. Rabette Cohen = tract of about
100 acres Al Harrison. y. Y. known as the
Gray snd Gsinshurg farms. u has front
age Of 100 feet on ST. Mary's Lake. or
Silver Lake. and about GO feet on the road
bordering the sasterly branch OF the Ma
maroneck River.
The New York. wcstchester & Boston
Railroad will run through the easteriy end
Of the tract. The purchase price was about
$50 an acre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
A PEARL STREET Rental.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
the ground floor AZ No. 324 10 Pos Pearl
street for Edward r. Jackman 10 Harper n
Bros; the first loft AT No. ~ White street
10 Michael r. Decunzo and floor az No. s.
Ann street 20 George Henke