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New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
BONDS AUTHORIZES
CoHey Island S Brooklgn r.,
to Issue S15f.OOO

oosd Issue Of si51. 900 by the g.
and 81 Brooklyn Railroad Coro,a-' "
authorized yesterday by the Publ, s. "a
Commission. Tho order provides -
that the proceeds shall be apDliss
bettermeuts and improvements h, 80 y
construction OF the company's r.
avenue and De Kalo avenue lines &c
laying Of rails in Smith street ana
ing in the three streets Il IS algo -
that the bonds must not be sold -
than So per cent OF the par va!us o..
bonds shall be OF per cent, uns..
mortgage OF December Is. 1884,. exs-r... :
the company 20 the Mercantile TINS, :
pany.
In order that the commissions o-,.-
shall be carried out the order pror,s.-
the keeping OF separate accounts % -
ceiprs and disbursements OF tbe -.
ana a report of such accounts "a
mission before the 9TH day OF each -.
Moreover. the COMPANY i ordered =.
NIT 20 the commission an itemizsa am.
approval before undertaking anv w,-.
Franklin avenue. The order proves
the amortization of the discount ~
pcuses in connection with the sale of -
out Of the income Of the company 49,.
January I. 1955.
The company's original application
for an issue OF $1,000 but Comui..,.-
Edward VI Bassett discovered thar fss
ceeds we're To be devoted 70 replscsr.-.
and not 70 betterments. The corapar- i.
been paying high dividends and tie ror,-,
stock had been allowed to run down. -
commission ordered The company 10 M,
the necessary repairs and replacsman,, Il
declined 70 authorize stock OF bond -
10 pay fOr them. At first the eor1-,SSs
authorized an issue Of s107 0f9 bur an = -
ther hearing raised the figure TO sl5I a.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10

property was held al s275,000. The house is
on a lot 25Nl0o5 feet.
SD sTREET-Douglas Robinson, Charles
$ Brown & Co. sold for Henry L. Coe
Nos. 16l 163 and l65 West 93d street, three
l7-foot three story and basement high stoop
dwelling houses. to a client.
120TH STREET-The Manley estate sold
to a Mr. Wallenstein the plot. 50xloo feet. on
the north side OF 10th street, adjoining
Temple Israel. at the northwest corner of
LenoX avenue
18TH STREET-The Butler & Herman
Company sold for client to the Gay Con-
struction Company No II West 18th street
six story new law apartment house. with
stores. on lot 37.6x100 feet.
THE BRONX.
BATHGATE AVENUE-R. / Browns
Sons sold for Rayitch Brothers the two
story dwelling, on plot 75X9i feet, on the
west side of Bathgave avenue, 2l6 feet
south of fremont avenue. The buyer will
erect an apartment house with stores on
the site.
LYON AVENUE-Walker & Berger sold
for G. NJ Sallinger No 1913 Lyon avenue
a two family frame house, on lot 25XlOo feet.
RoCHAMBEAU AVENUE - Walker &
Berger sold for Edward \. Sell the plot,
oOxl0S feet on the east side Of Rocham-
beau avenue, 200 feet north Of Gun Hill
Road.
VAN NEST AVENU E-Moran, Hahn &
Moran sold for Bernard Malone one of the
rev two family houses on Van Nest ave-
nuc.
WESTCHESTER AVENU E-The J. Wolf
Company sold No. I'LL TO 1i15 Westchestcr
avenue two five story fathouses, on plot
l00x76x irregular.
KINGSBRIDGE ROAD-The Fleisch-
mann Realty and Construction Company
sold the private dwelling No. 20 Kings
bridge Road 10 John II. Keirns for oc-
cupancy.
PLYMOUTH TERRACE-The Baxter
Howell Building Company sold for John
Mccall one of the one family cottages To-
Gated on Plymouth Terrace, Throg's Neck.
FOURTH STREET Walker & Berger
sold for John Fisher four lots on the north
side of 4th street, Cnionport, $50 feet west
of Avenue c.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10

24x1ee. {; Rechlin. 2sS 9th ave. architect.
cost 500: owner w X Starbuck. u Plerrepont
81. Brooklyn r,po,N-v
BAISLE.Y AVE, = 'od,i 81 % q : Q. faiItax ave;
i54 Nassau ST. architects; cos, 5000; owner.
George Murray. 1911 Charlotte 81
brk tenrnt. 65x7s Maxiniilmian Ian zIpkes. 1Oa Park
ave- architect: cost $4,000; owner Fulton
Wendoyer constructiOn 90. 1t3O Union ave
MARION AVE. .. cor Kdinssbridge I'M. ri. for a
sty brk stores and tenmt. 70 4NlV'-'' Schaefer
$40 COO. owner James III Jones. 359l BainbTidge
ave.
WHITE, PLAINS AVE. . =. b u Il Of ai9th
81; for a / sty frame stores aud dwg. 5.lxT6.
George :, frosler 223d 81 and White Plains av :.
architectc cost $1,000; owners. Charles Harry
and Ethel Gordon. go East 22Jth s..
WALES AVE. o s. 10 II Of I59th 81. { cts
brk tenut 33x65; Adam Gerhardt II. .j52 FoN
81. architect; cost. SlC OO0; owner. Mrs f AcGeT-
man. j15 Timpson pl
WASHINGTON AVE. 5, 1888 II Of
IGGth st: ; sty brk tenmt. s. TxlO2. Charles II
Holmes % West 42d st. architect; cost $4,000,
owner. Morris Osmonsky. li2 West 1I3th -
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cwith name and address of lender 5 a''oFne
NfApC4 q.

tAf'N ~SNN
MARCH Q.
REr.Mon-r ST n " cor of Inwood ave
2@O.49X irres; July 30. l9V' oi. IS $50: at
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust o. i'o
Broadway. x,r..
BATHGATE AVE, rs ,e e 1901: 81 = Ellen Ellen
t,ssasS G h9ad 3oA9S' pa,ri@k ] Daly: $4,000; at
torney. " Matthes. 475 East i'ei'''iN -.
:, LOT 125 map lands of Wla'lSat s.Itbarine {;
May 26. Is9s; Annie Dcnohue TO Catha''"' y
Hin; $4,000.
PERRY ST a. Jan 10. 1909; o John ooThFth .o2Te5s
Hiidreth & Palmer. 2S0s ID ave. Go.
Sd AVE. $. 25.sl. IT n Of S9th St 25xl 10; .;
May e 1909: Gertrude r waldo TO STARK .
ferriss ct al: s7O0: address. 100 bFoHo" buo -aoo
seDt StH AVE. " cor OF '"d S., st. Thomas
$4,000.
9Th ST 24es Of Ave eIS,nsan a, a. N 'fo io
iltle Guarantee ana Trust 20; Sl1.Voo' Hu-
uress. 176 Broadway.
ca11d TH ST. 327 East Feb 10 T;gass 1e12 sap19i CS
F-o'u"0; address, 81 Nassau ST.
ilTH ST. $50 East; Feb !. 1905; 80 Peter ede
atfhroeder stIn1der and ano 10 Henry P Molter; S-i''V
"'lorhey' l. Goebe!. II Park Row
18TH ST. $50 East 25x10@3; April II. 19n.'
aoEaham e. Finkelstein et al 10 Louis ,li i-snln :
S,,a; S",@oo; attorney. Paul Hellingcr. $50 Broad
18TH ST. 81 East: June 16, 1897 Emma
T. L. Jacob 70 Leonard Jacob ct al. S16.ooo' ad-
N''9S' HOO broadway.
os l2Tn 1ad ST " cor Of Ave A. 23x29; Eco
ct al; $4,000; attorney. Otto struse.
% 18Th ST 22a 10 2,$ # o. TN to- ay".
snd a. o ano to Union Dime savings Institution 4;
$1,000: address. 9th ave and 45th ST.
2 18th axaS ST 2!21S # vsr Of 5'h s@c sEs.
ct al to German Savings Bank; $1,000 ad-
dress 4th ave and 18th 81.
os 18th ST 2i72 I-3 + : Of 9TH ave. ci,3 2-:'T
3N.S; oct 20. 1909: Mary Taylor % al to
Cierman Savings Bank; $1,000; address 4th
zoHsr 18TH ST; u wes,: Feb 20 1909: B.5nsra.
William J Lippmann. 116 Nassau ST.
10TH ST. $ 325 # of 9TH ave: 23x
erfck de P Foster: ' s72.5o0; ''sr address re- is
Wall st.
GOTH ST. n $ 225 IT OF Amsterdam ave.
Rusrh ct al; $1,000; address. IS Greene st.
GOTH ST. n $ 325 # Of Amsterdam ave.
Rusch ct al; S23 coo; address. 3s Greene st.
25x1o0 3; Feb % 1905: simon Myers to AGoipil
Rusch ct al; $4,000 address, IS Greene st.
Sid65 FEB 90 ia @ Simon G' SJeTs fo Adoph @yS
Rusch ct al; $4,000; address. IS Greene St
.,.,dd GOTH ST, 252 f. o AMSTERDAM, ave
Rusch ct al $4,000; address. IS Greene st.
62D ST, 123 West; Dec IS. 1901 Martin p
dacobus 10 Title Guarantee and Trust TO; S1o.-
Geo: address, f7e Broadway
62D ST. 125 West: Dec 1s 1901: Elizabeth 7
Roop to Title Guarantee and Trust Co: $4,000,
address. 176 Broadway.
T7TJI ST 300 West: March 10 1907 Sedohr
Y Argilasas et al 10 Frederick \ Clark: $50. 600:
address. 49, East I'D
SGD ST. III West: March :. 1897: Johann G
Siegltng q al 10 Title Guarantee aud Trust Co.
$4,000; address, 176 Broadway.
S4TT ST. 400 East; Dec !. 1906 William Volk
and anO 10 William Nolk 81 al; S4.JOo; address
429 East S4th st.
17GTH ST. BIZ East: Jan : 1903: Charles Net
ter to Helen DanziS Lindheim: S3 900 attorneys
Strook x Stroo6, 20 Broad st.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser)
MARCH ..
MANIATTAcS.


KROAD ST A. W s. 2lX113.9 10 1873 New -;
1oseph 4 Warren 10 the Wall street Journal
Building Co: S39 so address. "A Broad ST.
CHERRY ST. 1876 25.SxlO4.2; Martin Car
one to Mary LorcuZo (mtg, S2S"o")j 81 ad-
dress TO Cherry 81.
DIVISION ST. 243. 2&x4S.Gx irreg,. Fred 9
Callan to Lewis w sanborn 'mis $l"''oo)i ;
FORSYTH ST 2l3 and 2l5 27.:N175.4;
RcchCl Kaplau to Max Fine Omtg $i4.l21);
81; address. 4U2 Grand ST
FOX ST $. 323,2 II Of 163th st. 25E1oo;
Arthur Kreusser To Julius \ kreusser It Al;
81 900; address, 1912 Fox St
MONROE ST, ls7, 2oNd7.4; Rrideet- Foley
to Catharine \ Foley; $loo; address. Isl Mon
ST.
ST NICHOLAS PL. - and 81, 75A1oo;
David Lichtensten TO .Gussie Lichtenstcin tntg
S70o0o) 81; address, 81 Bleecker 81.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. y 8. NG.3 # of l6lst
-, 1%3.5xl71.5S irrcg; Isabelle Mccormack 40
De Forest Estate Corporation (mts $to.oo1; 500;
address 80 BROADWAY
~ 4x irrcg; William \ NfcQuaid to George
+ Wetmore; $3s.ooo, address, Newport, L. |.
1S'r AVE. 1868 u w cor GSth st. :4.llx75;
Minnie Koecher u Antoul" Koccher 81 address,
$50 East 10Th st.
BOTH sr. ana west. 5Oxosa; Edward $
Atwatcr TO William Lesser mtg s9o."oU. 100;
address. $50 Broadway.
s.ME PROPERTY; William Lesser 20 Alfred
34th ST
BOD ST, GAG II Of 9Th ave 2Ixa40: Hemard
S'..Iuanu tu Henri, hamburger t;ntc SS6.0uII
sloo, address. 1880 7th ave.
9TH ST 4 West y Gz9S.9. Albel. = lamoes
70 John J SaUmOu. Slpo, address. $40 broadway.
18Th ST SOS East 25xIG1 >. Ave g.. u az cor
stA st. @oN7o 3tt1 st so ami n. East 42.5y
aS .. Chariot. Bloch 10 Pauiua EhTlcb. one
;hGd pan. 500. address l23 Easi 04th ST.
56rH ST, =. 2S5 q p OF SIT ave 1oxl0o =
Mar ii Dos rassos 10 John Il Dos Iasso- mtg
$4,000: <lUo. address. 20 Eroad 81.
96TH ST 2I0 and 2l2 East. Is axluos. >atasn
E!assheinl - leAe Schneider rnts $G2 2.0oW SioA,
address 43 West 3fth
Schneider 20 Nathan 6ilasshaiu ona-haIf parr
tntg S2' 25W $lo0 ad5ress "A Greenwich eve
9aTH ST 10 and 10 West 42N1oo II Marea
g address 90 Pearl :,
mTH 81 lis arl 12A west i2zlGo ID FRED
etlk SfFsr". % fa0-s F tlRhsfrf. z. tn1fE
- 81
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH q

MARCH =.
ID AVE n y = e2 fl n OF 20th -, 20N5e:
George Sharkey agt Margaret Nixon et 81
faction to vacate deed, etc); attorney. L
joyce
BATHGATE AVE. " = 80 II Of lI2d ~.
25xfI45: William Hand 81 al aEt Thomas
Hand Ct al (partitlon; attorneys, Wesselnan &
KraUS.
11jTH ST. ~ East; Vito 4 Pittaro agt Neyel
son-CioIdberg Realty 90 ct al foreclosure ot
Intg): attorney. Emo
MONROE AVE. . cor 1T3d ST p0x9S: iran
els r Sanford agt Marcus Rosenthal - al Gore
closure Of MTG; attorney, ID r Latham
lO6TH ST. : s. % II OF Amsterdam ave
1J0NlOO: Pfotenhauer- -Nesbit CO agt RayTore
Realty co faction 20 foreclOse mechanics Henl;
attorneys. Allen & Dean
CANNON ST. $ 75 It of Rivington ST
-. .6x1UO: Joseph !, Buttenwieser agt Abraham
Fine ct al foreclosure OF mtg)i attorneys. VI 3
& ! ) Isaacs.
MADISON ST. $50: John T wilets ct al agt
louis Sahr et al foreclosure 81 mtg: attorney.
" VI Powell.
MOHEGAN AVE, .. lot "a. map Of Village
Of East fremont. 4fxl4J 3. The Bronx; Elise
StahI agt Louis NOschese 81 al foreclosure of
mtg: attorney. G A Moses.
PROSPECT AVE. :. 80 10 Z, OF Peck -.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH O

BROADWAY. Supyten Duyvii II. c40th and
242d SITS, entire plot: Keller Lumber Co agt In
terborough Rapid Transit Co. owner: = : Fly
gare and William 7 Bernhardt, contractors
500 "a
PROSPECT AVE 575: Joseph ConIan agt
Bertha Hatcher owner; Marius Dauere con
tractor; Sf15 IS.
PBYMPTON AVE. $. - Fl Of 10th ST COX
100; Arthur Jackson aEt Plympton Construction
co. owner: Rudolph Diamond. contractor; So.
54TH ST. IS West: McNulty BROTHERS agt city
Athletic club, owner; Z II Watson * Co con
tractors; SS3-
sd AVE. 42S4 TO 42SS: Patrick 7 Dwyer agt
Nevclson- Goldberg Realty CO. owner; " Gold
berg. contractor; sac
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
RECENT BUYERS.

Mrs A Castle Postley is the buyer Of the
ne story American basement dwelling
house No 2Gs West 93d street. sold recently
by Clarence Y. Kip.
John Aoonan IS the buyer Of No 30 West
jVdh street. five story American base
ment dwelling house, sold recently through
Pease & Gilman
Ennis & Sinnott are the purchasers Of
Tie I've story fathouse No. 204 ST Nicholas
avenue @-4Xlm feet the sale Of which bv
Julia Wray was reported recently Il. Y.
Mead K GO. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
ZAP RocKAWAY HOTEL DEAL

The Lewis n. May Company has leased
log Edgar Lehman The Elstone Park Hotel
a BaTswater, Far RockaWay. Long Island,
10 AR :. klug. owner Of the Cambridge
~ Aryerne, Long Island. The LoteI Will
30 renovated ana now steam heating
llans installed.
Tie Ma company has also leasod for
william Norton the Laurel. at Ear Rock
away, 10 Never Stern. for term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
LEASE 2so STREET BUILDING.

According 70 report : furniture com
ps,y has leased from Henrv Corn fha
building 20 3e Hes1 25d streer and also tie
roo structures Nos n and . West 2srh
rxesr row occupied oy r = O schvarz.
Ees1sr n TOYS Mr. Schwsrz come months
.so I.assc he store IN t.-e building At 5lEt
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
BY Samuel Marx.


le2D ST. II :. SO # Of ogden ave. 2511n2 :;
s., 500
and 154th SIS, 22s 2xs4 4xl9a iox1o44; sty store
and vacant: II + Veith agt Roosevelt Realty
and Construction Co Ct al; f G Kremer, atty;
William Allen ref: amt due $50 O65 6s sub to
three mtgs aggregating SCI, $50; to the plaintiff
for Sill $50
3 sty tenmt and store; Draytou BurriN. trustee
agt J Marcus ct al; Worcester. W y ;. attys'
etc. S962 72 to Henry Flugel'nan for $19,s15.
AVE A, 1901 and 1903, $, 5o.5 # of 10Th
81 oHs' sly d tent an ana sl%FeS % LncT
Y Oliver, ref; amt due. SIG 100 Il; sub to
prior mtg $40 600; 70 the plaintiff for s41,s3@.
CREsTo% AVE. 2266, e 5 14S # 5 of 1s5d $50
Mountshannon Realty co ct al; Rabe q X
taxes, etc. S394 80: 10 the plaintiff for $5,sQo.
- 10th ST, AZ, 5, 179 # v. of Elton ave, ave,
s5x:% sly tenmt; Heinz ct al ast hq3na
Rauber, ref: amt due. S22 40 % taxes. etc.
50, ,21s % readyer;ised for March u.
BY Joseph P. Day.
90 126rH ST. S. 30 # " Of Park 59oDr;sS aye COX
ct al; Hardin & II. attys: George Haas, ref
PARTITION TO the defendant for $1,000.
ID AVE. 24s5. n Firth ST, 25.sx10O ,
sty tenmt and stores; NJ Lee agt Lena Jacobs
ct all or. atty: Charles BTS4dt sEa1 1f re1; &
plaintiff for $31 coo.
ANTHONY AVE. 1876. e $, 200 # 5 Of Pros.
{ -
Goldberg agt Resht Realty 90 ct al Sternberg,
] Il p attys; William Klein, ref amt Que,
Sc G93 30; taxes. etc 81. .557 90; sub TO a prior
mtg of $500; the plaintiff for $500.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY Joseph r Day.
sTH AVE, 269O E cor 143d st. 25.1x73, 4
sty tenmt and stores: Tanenbaum agt Il +
Carpenter ct al; NJ 5 Hoffman, atty: W Jack
son, ref; amt due. SS.3U 62; taxes. etc. 81
352 3S sub TO a first mtg of S2S.0Go.
RIVINGTON ST, 255 TO 2J7i.. :, $50 fl 2
of Sheriff st. 81 3x6o. sty tenmt and stores.
y J Smith agt Isaac Slober ct al, \ F Silver
stone. atty. r T. T Riggs. ref; amt due. S2o
5s7 y: taxes. etc S1+0U; sub to d first mtg Of
$4,000.
BELMONT AVE, n v cor 1s9th 81. l5xs76.
4 st!- tenmt and store: 2 NJ Patterson agt Louis
Noschese et al; W G. Whaley. atty. Il Trues-
dale ref, amt due, $1,154 o.; taxes. etc $50.
BY Samuel Marx.
CLINTON AVE, 1896, :. 20.3 # OF 10th
st. 24.7x100, sty dwlg. 9 Burns agt Samuel
Lewis ct al: A Weltisch. atty. NJ . Butter
field ref: amt due. $l.717 o.; taxes, etc, $l95.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
ROSLYh ESTATE LEASED.

Osgood Peli & GO. have leased the
louis J. stanton prcpertH near Ros-
,2r. Long Island. 20 a client for long
fern. This II one of the finest places in
tie Wheatiy HIS section.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
BUILDING LOAN coNre.
MARCH o

SIMPSON ST. W s. 2s4.1O n
%t.5xlOr; simpson 81. " 3. 322 -, 4scs
ST %1sNte0, Lawyers Title Iusuranc. 2 tx.
20 ,o@nS ) :, t'a'i"ey CoTs' 'Tle'ion Co ssa
VERIO AVE. ~ coz 0f 235sh a. ,,s,'r
leONs4 II: central Mortgage "a Io.-se 80 2xi7,s
ScharsTn!th S24.0GO N' H.-~s
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
ALTERATION PLANS.
MARCH 2.
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY 1885; TO a sty hr1 store: $ 5
owner, Dean estate 129 West 1lsth
TTH ST, 2O7 East: TO a sty brk synagogue;
bernstein & bernstein. - East I'd 81 sTchi-
tects: cost S1J 1000: owner. Congregation Bnai
Rappeport. premises.
HUDSON ST, 135: TO n sty briz Office and
store bldg; A Bayles. n Bible House. sTchi-
tect. cost $40. 600: owner. \ = Beckstein. so
Water st.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
BIG 9TH AVENUE SALE
SPECTATORS BUY APARTMENT HOUSES AT
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18th STREET.
Cerebone Construction Company to Build Opposite Barnard
College, $4,000 House Changes Hands,

street and Fifth avenue recently built by
Mr.. Corn.
The sd street lease is for two years. at
yearly rental of $4,000. it is said
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
NEW BOARD MEMBERS,

Sidney Cederstrom. Remsen Darling and
Irving 5. Whiting have been elected mem
bers Of the Real Estate Board of Brokers'
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10

Madison street -s4s~
Ih- approximate amount q o55st-Tsn.s $50 rro9<s-.
- - sSld. Is Sl2 I9i SS. WITH ;ials tos.~
ST,~, me 5rh day os Feorua.y - :, 81
r.I ~,srs aad allcvence d-nol.-.N,,estN tcS>t,,.
y,fL interest from February II .r--oAi ~ ~,
Win the expenses ot the sac ,s,ss ara 81 P'
amount Of the taxes, =. - al-s-'
-Ts o1rchassr out u ne YsS YuEssSas,S-s - ins-f-a
So ~ rive Referee - u IL =
i''s'' PH6sNIX INGRAHAM NJ,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
CITY HOTELS.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COZ MY or NV. Nv Erssr
Louis PaGes Plaintiff eSainst Fi.i'.ss a. -
Ro,i others Defendants. In purSlailce 49, - r-
rleut * foreclosure AMI sale. GUY - Sstl-i
entered N the above -~u-itiel acton a. - D.
date the I1th cay uf February. lSlV =. = ~s->
derslgned the Referee IN said ]udEsi,siiT- iT-r-ssss
Will sell at pub.lc auction. a - ss,Fs-s
Salesrc1m. Nos. It-I6 Nessy 81 N t.o - fie
OF Manhattan. city Of New AofS- @ u- ~ ~
tav Of March. 1910. at l. O'Clock nsSt 49, ,-sr,ss
dav bv Jcsepa Z. Day. AUctionees, - 'st4 = .sslr
directed by said Judgment q pe soe' S-.s~is y
In described as follows Al thas SsT.it-ys q.
piece or parcel or land with the e-i',i~. ,,i~. o.
improvements thereon erected. s-tuAse ,....-,ss
b ms. IN the Seventh Ward u ne -, ~ -
Manhattan. city % New A'fN- oS.-S SVHir1 G
\ortn-riv side % Madison street A. ssssza1
a Map ~ tht. Estate II Henry tsl.ss..s u
hv Bridges and PoppeltoD. GSted NoNss..s,Iiri-x z
1879. Is designated by Ne SoS --Sys =
breadth In front ana rear each t"sn.s Lrsi-a
feet and in length on each sde -. - q
ttoe, feet: be the said several distSnsI Issl-r -
r,rpSIous more OF less. said premises - s.
known a. NJ. sss9 Madison street. -
ough ~ Manhattan. Ctty - New 4SSSsa
Dated New York. February lssa, tssfsreA
PHOESIN INGRAAAN' 49,
SAMUEL. y. FRIEDMAN
Attorney for Plaintiff 80, r-.ssvf
Once and Postofflcc Address. Ne -, ~ rJ.v
Borough Of Manhattan. New 1o-S o-.sS,r,.sfy
The following IS diagram ef thS p-~'
be sold:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

TIE sales held yesterday at the Real
Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. IA ana
16 Vesey street. resulted as follows;
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10

@..txleo: Agnes Carpenter azs Prose-
realty 90 - Al foreclosure az 1e,s-ct An.
" y q 6 r Chamberlin. 70 attoTrs.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH o

y
WEBSTER AVE. 334l: John Zeto aCt NilUe
Wendler ct al; July 81. 1909 tcancelled): $500
9TH AVE. 366; 35th st, West: Mitchell
Vance O. agt Thirty-Fifth street and Fifth
Avenue Realty Co ct al; March s 1909: ST.
92l 56.
FORREST AVE. 959: Frederick $ schlesinger
aet Michael Saracena ct al; June 20 1907:
$76S GO.
36TH ST 444 West; Madison Building Co ast
Arcade stable 90 et al: Feb IL. 1910: $72J Of
FORSYTH ST 6 W cor Of Broome 81: Julius
Siegcl agt Moses NJ Valentine ct al Jan 19.
1910 cancelled; 1868.
INTERVALE AVE. 1924 aud 1925; Bravtn
Tile and Marble co agt Tulare Realty 60 et al; ;
Dec 81, 1893 tCanCelled); $50
18TH ST 2lS West; benjamin Dankner act VI
ParzIni IT al; July :. 1909; Sis.
HOFFMAN ST. $ 2O0 # Of 18TH ST: T.
II WoCd agt Rianchetti Construction 60 ct a.;
Dec y, 1910 Cancelled; $50.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
tWtth owners name and address
MARCH 9.
NANHATTAN
54TH ST, 126 East for / sly frame she'd
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
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Bradley TheAter

Vaudeville. Motion Pictures, Illus
tfated Songs, Presents, and now and
then some extra classy innovation
which Manager I'D Morrill, thinks will
look like n real metropolitan feature
To his patrons, are the things which
make IL always little better show
nj the Bradley Aud notwithstand-
ing the extra expense entailed in deliv-
ering all these goods over the iootlighls
the toll at the box office remains the
same, a nickle for the youngsters and
q dime for the groWn-ups. IL Is the one
best comb nation to play If you ENJOY
making a good Investment. comedy,
pathos. land Instructive features are
nicely interviewer. so whatever your
taste YOU leave the theatre feeling that
the management has had you especial
IN In mind when he assembled the
component parts that make up each
big entertainment. And this is SO To
considerable extent. The manager
must diagnose his audiences and pre-
scribe for its pleasure and keep his
hand continually atits pulse and chan
ge the diet AT the first sign OF lack OF
interest. This is what the Bradley
engagement has been dolng-keeping
their patrons intrest at high tension
by continually introducing new Tea
| lures and discarding old. This week
the management showed It's enterprise
BY throwing pictures OF the wreck at
| North GroSvenordsie ON the curtain,
OF course these pictures OF place 50
near hy made unanimous hit. Inc
| hill foF the rest Of the week contains
some pleasant surprises The announ'
cement OF the Soul KISS and The TIT
,, max, which will shortly play special
engagements here, has created much
interest.
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AT the regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps, Tuesday night,
two candidates were initiated. 1t was
voted to accept an invitation to an in
stallation, January 18th, in commune.
ton with the q. A. X. and 8. of V,
thus making triple installation.
Lis; of letters remaining in the
Putnam post office for the week ending
December p.
Gentlemen-J. A. Brown, Chas. II
Burt, Hancock Co, Frank III. Whit.
ney, A. Nohuff Isl, Chester Parker,
Signor Hichele.
Ladies-Mrs. l.. Prout tmdse.9
The schools closed last Friday for
the holidays-the public schools have
two weeks vacation and the High
School one week. The teachers are vi.
sitting nj their various homes
Notwithstanding the rainy wealth.
er on Saturday, the storekeepers re-
port = good Christmas trade-equal to
that Of last year. They state il would
have been better than last year had the
weather been pleasant.
Arthur b. Lisie, treasurer Of the
Putnam Light = Power Co., will peti.
ton the incoming General Assembly
for the right 70 extend its wires, poles
and fixtures through the highways In
ths town u woodssock. for the pur-
Poss u Furnishing elsesrieisy for light
and povef-
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congregational Church Notes

Tie annual Church Day exercises
nre % be held this Thursday evening.
The Christmas services On sunday
were OF unusual interest. The choir
gave an excellent rendition OF Camps
Christmas cantata, "rhe Prince Of
Peace, and the pastor spoke impress
sively of The influence OF the Christ
child At the noon hour the various
Glasses of the Bible school became gift
glvets. Among the giits was n Bible
to Superintendent Child, while the
choir received three large pictures and
a handsome rug for tie choir feem,
The evening recital Of ancient carols
was most pleasing, the quaint beauty
and simple melody 81 the selections
winning appreciation from all.
AT the annual meeting of the We
mans missionary society OF the see.
ond Congregational church held nj the
parsonage recently, the following Of
ncers We're elected
President. Mrs. +. d. Sargent,
Niee president, Mrs n j. Thayer
Secretary, Miss Elizabeth child
treasurer, Mfs. =. X Spaalding
ffogfmame committee, Mrs. 4. j.
Daniels, Mrs. II J, FhaYef
Barrel committee, Mrs. j, X, Tar.
pen.er, Mrs. + +. Clarke, Miss Mary
Wheaton, Mis- Z. NJ Warner.
Mrs. Il. j. rhayef ard Mrs l.. NJ.
Warner constituted The nominating
committee,
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