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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
CHURCH NOTICES

.EVANGELIcAL CHRISTIAN scIENCE
CHURCH Pvthian Tempe. zg1e Ninth street
northwest-Ilsc-Ure Sunday. Il h-
Healing Demonstrates ItseIf" A the close
OF the lecture iu-eTnfsEi0n OF ~ u-uE-zF.
follow ed By testimonial meeting. Seats free
al invited ItFI
I-OTTA RIAS-AL.I. SOULS CHURCH coz
uer Fourteenth and L streets. Ulysses Q.
p. Pierce. d D. minister s-E5 = IT,. S-1-
Gay school. class Tor me Conps-ativs STUDY
morning service; sermon b. the minister
There is also Kindergarten during the hour
Peoples Religious Union he pubic Il
vited 10 Al services III
SPIRTTUA LTST-FIrst Association. Pr-hszz
Temple, 1912 Ninth street northwest. Sc
1nd floor, go p Lecture and messages
1lr- and Ms katss- Reception q members
Al invited II
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL n E
CHURCH. corner John Marshall place and
9 street-5ohn Reid shannon. minister Al
II a. '-One q LIES Royal Highways and
What Is Found Thereon" At 2. m Tas
monthly service Of sacred rnusfc a-d s1nE
with Scripture readings and expositious 81
pastor TIE musical selections from DudIev
Buck SUNDAY school and metropolitan 3 b.
class. $50 EDVorta League, SIS III
CHRIST ADELPHIAN- Vashinzton EccIssfz
Navzi Lodge Han. $50 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast sunday u-5a a. zp2-sz-tf
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Eizhth zrI
Z streets noTthwest-Rev. Samuel r
Greene. D D. pastor $50 q n SuuIav
school. p 4 Bristovy- superintendent Pub
lie wCrFhIp, with sermons By the pastor. II
a n and 80 D n Teachers Bible Club.
Thursday p m Church prayer meeting
p H. E1deavor meetings. Tuesday r. ~
all Sunday, $50 and SIS p All are cor
daily invited Il
PEOPLES ETENSONC-8Et- St AIbsn. Sun
day AprH = At ? m. IN s. Adams
Church Special preacher. Rev Robert Tai
bot- rector Of St Paufs Parish The music
viii be sung By the cathedral choir TAX
TenleTtown cars Il
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ENTOMBED MINERS
TAKEN OUT ALIVE
Three Removed From Shaft al
Amsterdam. Ohio-Thirteen
Reported Dead.

sTUBENvILLE, Ohio. April zs-After
being entcmbed for thirty-three hours.
three miners were rescued alive from
dam. Ohio. today.
At the same tine the bodies Of seven
more who had been killed, were recov-
cred Thirteen are reported TO be dead
as the result Of Thursday nights ex-
pIOsiOn. and two are stu missing
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TO STUDY SYSTEMS.

During the first week Of May. while
the Treasury Department is holding an
exhibit II Office labor saving devices,
there UiH be a study OF business meth
obs made by the Assistant Treasures
Of the Atlantic seaboard cities, rsllo viii
be called 70 Washington for a confer
enCe curing that week Z similar study
WI Be carried on in the West during
the sEa9ler.
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Dubonnetls Elicit

PARIS. April 23-Parisians saw one
Of the most spectacular aeropIane flights
On record today when Emile Dubonnet
after tweive-Hile flight from DrzveiI
crossed the Seine. few over Paris TO
the Champs EIysees and then turned
both the Arc de Triumph and the EineI
Tower, landing at Long CHAMPS
Dubonnet circled the EiffeI Tower near
its top
His intricate maneUveTs were accom-
plishsd without a hitch
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HcOd's SarsapariIIa
Cures an Spring Ailments

Mrs. Marion Bruce. Cumberland, Ne,
writes Il have taken Hood 8 oarSa-
pariils for a great many years and 7
think II the best blood medicine IN the
world I take II both spring and fall
This last winter and spring I was in
very poor health. 7 was weak and had
lost all my appetite and I was al run
down. As soon as began 70 take
Hoods SarsaSarilla my strength came
ba X and my appetite returned I am
now we'll do my hOuseWork. and no
longer have that tired feeling.
Get II today IN usual liquid form o.
chocolsted tablets called Sarsa tabs.
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EARTHQUAKES FELT
ALONG SEA SHORE

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. April q
Su9REed earthquake shocks were felt
hers -. Two distinct disturbances
lgsk1 80 a few seconds. took place
-Sne5 A1eavy enough to shake win
s5S=1s - damage was done.
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PEDESTRIAN WESTON Ill.

UTICA, N Y. April Edward Pay
son Weston. on the last lap OF his walk
from the Pacific coast TO New York. was
taken III - Chittenango today and Rad
10 80 70 red
It Is not believed his illness is serious.
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SI.zs to Baltimore snd Return

Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Tickets good returning
until sunday nfght-aIi regular trains ex-
cspt the Congressional Limited ''-Advt
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& Ohio r P, every Saturday and Sun
day. All trains both ways. both days,
except Royal Linlited-Ad-t
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

WARREN STREET-Robert r. Rainey
and Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
& Company sold the four story store
and loft building, No. 1l3 Warren street,
25xS2.6 adjoining the southwest corner of
Washington street. This is the first sale of
the property since 1896.
BROOME STREET-James H. Cruk-
shank resold Nos. 52l and 52S Broome street
TO the Greenwich Investing Company. old
buildings on plot 40X50, extending through
20 Watts street.
9Th STREET-Charies Buermann & Co.
sold for Isaac Solnger Nos. $40 and 624
East 9th street two six story tenement
houses, on plot G5x97-
18TH STREET-Otto Maier sold to a Mr.
Foley for occupancy No. 3ls East 18th
street, three story dwelling, on lot 2ox76.
18TH STREET-James W. Gaffney sold
No. 23f East 18th street, a three story
dwelling on lot aoxS4.
18TH STREET.-The Hibson Company
sold for the Jackson estate No. 225 East
2sth street, three-story front and
buildings. On lot 2sxlG feet.
18th STREET.-THE Henry NJ. WE'LL
Company sold for the Fay Realty Com
pany to Henry Matz, of the Criterion Con-
buildings, Nos. ISL and 1s3 West 26th street.
a plot 44xl97 feet. A tweive-story loft
building will be erected On the site.
18th STREET-The Hortense Hcguet
tate sold No. IS West 2sth street. a five
story building, on a lot 24xss.9 feet, near
Sixth avenue.
ed STREET-The Cruikshank Company
sold for the Elderd estate the fVe-story
store and Office building, No East 42d
street. 22x100 feet, TO /. S. & n. s. Korn,
who also own the adjoining properties.
Nos and East ed street and Nos.
and East Hst street. abutting In the rear.
s7TH STREET-John Lucker SOLD for II.
II. Rippe to Nicholas Braun the five story
double fathouse No. 800 East s7th street. 25
Xl00 feet.
e2D STREET-Pease & Gilman sold for
Louise Christman and others No. 81 East
32d street. three story high stoop brown
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders attorney
FEBRUARY "a.
AVE A. 1859. s. 25.oxso5; Feb IL; no 1906
Annie Joel TO Frederick Schuck; $4'ooo.
Attorney, E. P. Hummel
ANNA PI a. 175 TT of Brook ave, oOx
irreg: Feb 10. 1906; Jacob Wolf to hlza d
Attorney James Taylor. 12O Broadway
DAWSON ST, n s. 200 TT " of Leggett ave. 29x
irreg Feb Il. 1895: Frederick McCareay @ e1 ,no 10
Address. 81 Liberty ST.
HULL AVE, S, 81 it of e05th ST. 29N
100; Feb 5, 1908: Norman Martin 10 1eorSe
Attorney. George Steinmuller, 1911 Sd
JEROME AVE, 1886 to 2410. and other prop,
erty: Feb l. 1905; Fieischmann Realty and
Construction Co to Farmers Loan and Trust
Sttopneys Hayes Herschheld. 115
Broadway
JEFFERSON AVE. II s.. 405513 IT n OF Tre-
mont ave, 1S1Ox1o0; June IA, 1898: James
Ferrer and ano to Francis l. Lownoes ct al
Attorney, L Lowndes.
JEROME AVE. s. ls4as It n OF sf iessh % >, st;
osSn,M os lssth ,rres st sxs1os ~ :s 1905 Frank
Pitteiii and ano to Ur "a f,ates Cast Iron
Pipe and Foundry Co: 417on,
Attorney, Paul De Fere.
JEROME AVE 1886 to 2410. and other prop
erty: FEB l. 1903: Fleschmann Realty and
Construction Co to Farmers Loan and trust
Co: $500. 900. ~ -
Attorneys Hays Herschheld, lis
Broadway.
LOT s6s map of Wakefield loo11i4; 1osn Esn II
a1tnrnsv gawvers Title Insurance and Trust
LOTS 4e5. 4es. s5s $50 and es7, map of Laconia
Park; Sept 90 1907; Emma Polak TO Arthur
7 Mace et all s.. $50.
Attorney. r Hickox. 81 william st.
LOT 90, map of Daily estate May II. 1905;
Aquino Fonzo and ano to Hudson Rose;
Address, 50 West 45th st.
LOT 2e map of Wakefield; May % 1905: Fred
Judge to sass Te and
Insurance Co. 90 Vcsey st.
LOT 53s map of Lohbauer Park: June Is. 1908:
Rose Bonito to Lohbauer Park Improvement
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. 160 Broadway.
Adee Park: July II, 1905: George Bartmer
to Adee Park Realty Co: s3.7oo
Attorney. George McCauslan.
y August 1 f Baekhola T 70 Charles knaas 81. 200
Attorney. William Peters & Co
Mark Aaron to Meyer Greenberg; So. 900
Attorneys. Godfogle. Cohn Lind. 21i
Broadway.
CITY Island. 4ox1lo; Sept is, 1900. Ami:
Weaver Maria L Seifert; 5000.
Attorney. Davis Wall.
RIVINGTON ST s. 56 TT of Suffolk At
ls.9s.x irreg; Nov 2 1907; Adolf 3 Linde-
mann and ane to Felix Kunstler: So. 75O.
Attorney. b Z Siegelsteln % Nassau ST.
sEDGW1CK AVE. W s. 2ss72 # n of Riverview
Terrace. doX irreg Feb o. 1897; Ida Bau-
to Charles Mann
Attorney. Benjamin March. 14o Nassau st.
TlfFANY ST. 8. 16o. So IT S OF Intervale ave.
2ox lrreg; Oct %, 1905; John J. O'Leary to
Realty Business Corporation: 81 600
Attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co lT6
Broadway ~
uS1ON AVE. e :, o.24 # OF 16sth ST. 1ox
ioof OCT H. 1906; Henry W koster and
TO francis Ranney: $4,000
attorney. Robert W Todd 2s7 Broadway.
UNION AVE, $. 1924 II of Issth 81. 1GxlOO:
w, kostef: s. 500 ~
WI, AZ Attorney. Robert " Todd as7 Broadway
''LoGA AVE. s3o. s. 25x irreS. Nov II.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
RECENT BUYERS.

A Y. Donnellon is the buyer OF the plot
75Xlo9 feet. on the east side of Pinehurst
avenue, Ieo feet north OF 1S9th street
Emma 2. Hopkins IS the purchaser of
the dwelling house No. I2e East 6.th street
sold recently by David H Hynan.
The Henry Carey estate, OF Boston is
the real buyer Of the property NO. 75 Broad
street title to which was taken yesterday
by Edward c. Perkins and others Cam
mann. VOORHEES, & Floyd were the brokers
The Carey estate owns Nos. q and IS
Broad street. adjoining. together with the
abutting property, No. 2s South William
street. and now controls plot fronting 60
feet in Bread street, adjoining the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange. at the southeas st
corner Of Beaver street.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
LEASES BRONX SITE.
To Erect Business Building on
Premises.

Jacob Leitner has leased for the Henry
Morsenthau Company for twenty years
the northwest corner Of Westchester ano
Intervale avenues, having frontage Oh
100 feet on each street The property is
near the new subway station at 1ntervaie
avenue Mr. Sens, the lessee, will improve
the property with business building and
will occupy the corner as cafe
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased for the estate of Thomas Boadby
the entire building. No. zoe Water street,
10 L. Sonneborn Sons for a long term OF
wears. Also the building, Nc. 100 South
street. corner of Dover street, TO the Frank
Richards and Gardner Company. and $4,000
feet of space In the building No. Az TO
$50 East SD street for Theodore E. Her
CERT to the Nyelec Switchboard Company
for five years.
Porter & Co. have leased to Bernhard
Buxbaum from the plans the corner store
and basement, 50xSo feet each, in the
building being erected by Gross & Her
hener, incorporated, at the southeast cor
ner of Broadway and 15sth street, for
term of ten years at an aggregate rental
of $50 900.
Samuel H Martin has leased for Morris
weinstein the five story brick and stone
building No. 25s Grand street to the
Schaffer-F1aum Company for a term Of
years.
Louis Schrag has leased for n. Taylor
Phillips the dwelling No. 324 West 22d
street TO Josephine Goldsmith for term
of years. and for the District Realty Com
pany the house No. 146 West oath street
TO Margaret Mulinelbi.
Charles J. McKenna has leased for a
term of wears the TWO four story build
irgs Nos. 347 and $40 East 18th street, on
a plot 4oxs2 feet TO the H. & /. Goodman
Cocperage Company
The Duross Company has leased for the
Ogden estate Nos 52S and $50 West 18th
street, lot 5oxee feet, between Tenth avenue
and Marginal street, to a client for term
of twenty-one years. with privilege of re-
newals, at an aggregate rental Of $4,000.
The property is near the new Chelsea
docks. which were opened last Monday.
The Duross Company has also leased for
Bernard Kreizer the second loft Of No.
81 Cortlandt street to Wilson & Lundy.
The Ernestus Gulick Company has leased
the upper part of the building No go
Fifth avenue for L. p. Hollander & Co.
TO B. Blosveren's Sons until May l, 1924, at
an aggregate rental of sl06, $50.
The four story dwelling house No. 176
Madison avenue, on a lot 81. Sx95 feet, be-
tween 3Sd and 3th streets, is said to have
been leased for term Of fifteen years. 1t
will be altered for business occupancy by
the new lessee, whose name could not be
learned.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
Interes. per cent unless otherwise stated.
FEBRUARY "a

with name and address of lenders Attorney
Interes. per cent unless otherwise stated.
FEBRUARY "a
MANHATTAN.
AZ per cent: Abraham Epstein and ano to
Attorneys. Thompson. Koss & Warren. ooG
Broadway.
BARCLAY ST. North River, part Pier 10:
MURRAY ST, North River part Pier Is:
TO Margaret B Baldwin ct al: So. 500.
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
116 Broadway.
CLINTON ST. I72 24.ax100; due, etc as per
bond; Morris Shidiovsky Title Guarantee
and Trust Co: $4,000.
Address, l76 Broadway
DELANCEY ST. s, s7.e # of Ludlow ST.
211ox10o; yrs, Az per cent; Feb %;
Leopold Kaufman TO Bowery Savings Bank:
So 900.
Attorneys. Strong & Cadwalader. 40 Wall
st
GREENWICH ST. e s, 80 Fl 3 OF Charlton St
100xio0 tprior mtg Sl15. 00e): due April %
1910; per cent; Feb %: st Johns Park
Realty Co TO Alice Bullowa; s5. coo
Attorney, Alfred i Bullowa 81 Mas
81.
GREENWICH ST. g, 80 IT az Charlton st
two lots. each 50x10o ttwo prior mtgs each
ST2,aoo); due, etc, as per bond Feb 23.
St johns Park Realty Co to Greenwich
Savings Bank; Sl45,0O0.
Attorney George De witt. IS Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

,o,e. 1o..pnine Mccarthy to George
1s,s, IsS,.ons e''c Sons Co: $500. r. =, ,7s
Attorney, 1ltie o""'"
w1fJ.ETT ST. s. 14e,91a IT @ Of Riyinston i, St;
249h MOO: June 8 lyos; AsSs ss 800 i-"'e'A"
aha hat,nrney. Esther kunstler 1os Rivinston St
,.ru ST. n s. 227.2h y, OF TN ave io-Io *
sI lrreg; 7, seRs FRsorpe; np ss75.
Ersth st,oIney. W F Duckworth. e3 Park Row
nth ST $ So. # oriano OF so dee de MesaasTa
to Bank for Savings in city OF Ne" fork'
stsorney. Charles e Strong.
otsT sT 9 s. 200 IT n OF 1st ave. 2ox1oo;
Dec T. 1905: jeanette Litzinser to Maria Anne
..,nrnevs Amend & Amend. 1f9 Nassau ST.
oerrI sT 10 West 25x9s.9: April IS. 1872; Gus
tavus A sacchi to Morris p Earle; ss'Goo, :.
Attorneys Sherwood & HoWiand. "a Pine ST.
,ertI ST = 43f2 II " OF 9Th ave. IS 9x9s.9;
March 2s. 1905; Margaret NJ Ferguson to Ehse
scnne,c t.nrnsv Iawyers Tito Insurance and Trust
Co 100 Broadway.
18TH ST. 8. 4aI-s e Of sth % ave Is 9xss ss: s;
Hisle Mahsh 1nsuranes 3; .e and Trust Co: $1,000.
ASdress 100 broadway.
s7TH ST. goo # . Of 7th aye 2SH1is u;eioi TO-;
Constant and ano; $1,000
Attorney Victor Constant
9TH ST. $50 West s. 70 asxllSlo ,s & May e. S iso';
Attorney, Mortimer Singer. 271 Broadway
10TH ST. sSs # Of Ave A. T., slo1 SsnssIo6 III
Gussenhemer: $4,000 -
Attorneys, Gugsenheimer & Untermyer 81
Wall ST.
18TH ST. s g. 87 IT west Of West End ave.
134. AZ irre9; June 10, 1895; Emma B StirnSon
to Mary A Burnharn: S25. 600.
Attorneys Stimson & Williams. Rector ST.
86TH ST, n s. 31O # of Columbus ave, 2Ox
10O8Ii; Feb 1s. 1907: Leonard l. Hill TO Eu-
gene Vallens: $4,000.
Attorney, Jehial NJ Roedcr. Beekman ST.
Hath ST e cor Riverside Drive, so -11x11O6;
Jan 10. 1908; Ella NJ schInitt to Maria Gar
lie: SO5 600.
Attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance. and Trust
Co. 16O Broadway.
114TH ST, 9 cor Riverside Drive 52lsx frres;
June "a, 1909; John Hearn Construction Co
to Alexander Walker: $0O, 600.
Attorney B G Babbase-
18TH ST. n ., 256 "a IT of st AIMS ave. 23x
100: Nov 8. 1sOs Mary Treanor to H Koehler
& Co: $1,000.
Attorney Pratt. Koeller & Russell. 47 Cedar
14OTH ST, g. $50 IT OF Broadway, 81 .ex9S. IL !;
Jan 80 1907; Hyams Realty Co to Bronson
Winthrop ct al; $4,000
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. I6O Broadway.
14CTH ST, n s, 1875 TT of Broadway. 81 6x
g9. II; Jan 30. 1907; Hyams Realty Co TO Bron-
son Winthrop ct al; $35 900.
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co, 100 Broadway.
14sD ST, $50 and 5a4 West 3. s7.61s91 II: Feb
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
NEW OWNER FOR LANDMARK.
Nesmith Homestead Sold at Auction to
Spectators for S72,5O0.

The last remaining old time country
home along the shore OF, the East River in
the Astoria section OF Long Island City
went into the hands of real estate specu-
iators under the auctioner's hammer on
Wednesday The property was the Nesmith
homestead, situated on the Shore Road,
consisting of about nine acres, which was
secured for So 500 10y Thomas J. Smith,
Of College Point
The homestead was built over cne hun
dred years ago by Adrian Polhemus. a New
York merchant. 1t was purchased in 1851
by Mr.. Nesmith, and his family lived there
until a few years ago. Ar the time of Mr..
Nesmith's purchase there We're fine country
residences from the present Casino Beach
10 the Hunters Point section. Some Of the
old houses remain. but they have been
transformed into factory buildings.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
stone dwelling house. on lot soxlOo feet


115TH sTREET-The four story dwelling
house No $50 West 115th street. on lot 25x
toon feet. adjoining Columbia Court. at
the north corner of Riverside Drive, was
said to have been sold. The owner OF rec
ord is Gertrude III. Smith
ia2D sTREET-Charles Buermann & Co.
sold for Urv Goodman No 425 East 122d
street three story dwelling house, on lot
l6Sx100 feet.
155TH STREET. II. Haywood & Co.
sold for the Keary estate to client the
three story end basement building on a
plot 50x1co feet on the north side of 155th
street. $50 feet west Of Amsterdam avenue.
ls2D STREET-Harry White sold for the
Newton Holding Company Nos. 555 and 557
West 1920 street. frame dwelling mouse,
on plot 5ox7es feet. adjoining the northwest
corner of Audubon avenue, to an investor
THE BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD - George F.
Johnson's Sons Company sold to Ezra Max
three lots on the east side Of Southern
Boulevard, 100 feet north Of Barretto street.
Mr.. Max owns the six lots adjoining and
will erect two six story elevator apartment
houses. covering 112.6x100 feet each. Ihese
lots are directly opposite the park adjoin-
ing the Hunts Point, the largest six story
elevator apartment house in the city, Just
being completed by the Henry Morgenthau
Company.
HEATH AvENUE-Harry Lilly sold for
g. client the plot 30xS9 feet. on the west
side of Heath avenue, adjoining the south
west corner of Boston avenue. The same
broker recently sold the corner plot. Both
sites will be improved with apartment
houses.
COLLEGE, AVENUE = NJ. HorowitZ
bought No. 1923 College avenue, a five story
single fiathouse. on lot 23xs5 feet.
DAWSON STREET-John J. Green sold
for G. Hollender a two family brick dwell
ing house on Dawson street
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
WILL HAVE BROOKLYN FACTORY.

The removal OF another large menufact-
uring plant to South Brooklyn was an
nounced yesterday.
s. GUmpeTt q &C.. Of No. 295 West street
Manhattan. manufacturers Of havoring ex-
tracts and baking powder, leased $50
square feet Of space on the first floor Of
Model Loft Building No. >. of the Bush
Terminal Company, at 36th street and Third
avenue. South Brooklyn. The firm will
bring approximately one hundred operatives
TO the new industrial section along the
government channel, and will remove its
plant from its Manhattan quarters imme-
tialely
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
FERPUARY "a


Jamss 3 Morris Charles Minor: H.
Same to same; 81 rx s.oo
SnarIes Biorkegren to Sophie Johnson; sIoo
IIricr, e.hocker Trust Co to James b Morris:
mug In.ss. =, TSbarIes E Minor: untgs: 81.
Farmers Loan and Trust ~ % - " e
Y rauchle: S43Ott -. s.s oon
same 70 Florence A Ten Eyck: . mtss' sso.v~-
fah,s = bentley trustee, to Charles > Bentley
S25. .00e. - - us,.t., .-,,..sa-
w NJ powell to Eliza Dean: $1,000
rrhoTnas 8. Nichols to Nicoletta Crtscuolo; u
Norfhwesfern Construction 90 10 "oSeD"
Torrpxins: sf.445. ,,r.o.,. ,xao
Minnie Naziotta to William j OSorfnan. koo
Northwestern ConstrccIo" ~
Four,eenth street Bank 20 sinai Snapiro' ees
t,ose SSnlle to Joseph L. Ennis: Feb 2S: 800,
Custavus Isaacs to Rudolph WydsI. H' FSo o.
uysber r,vala to william stolting: FEB % 81
tsLe Kasfen to State Bank: Feo -. III
Eliza O'Kepnedy to Charles ii Boecniei' 1So N''
Nose. Esber< to Isabella Wilson: FEB =;
Patrick G Tighe TO MARY Gleine1: - 90 90 sr W
prrrara King TO Morris Levy: Feo -: %. r,.
abraham Kaufman to Hannah vi sloane; Feo
%: Sf-75o- ..., rtsa ...,,ranc>
S...ic+y of the United States. Feb % Sl0.pn
r,or1 Exehange Bank to Raymond Fossef 81
,sa.t.ai M,r4ha 10 John Kendall: Feb 3: 5000
TITLE Insurance Co of New York 10 Donnestc 30
Foreign Missionary Society OF fne Pfo.sse~ne s 81
Episcopal Church In the United STATES, Feo 20
$50 O0O. -, ,,o-.x.~. "a.
.pnie n,aambra 20 JuIiu. Wolf: Feb %: 81 600
Dora NJ Schrenkeisen to Lille sanger ECO -, 81 ~.
Wfchaci Murtha to John Kendall: Feb % @o.e'e
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
CORK COMPANY IN N. ]. DEAL.
Buys Large Plot at Lyndhurst as
Site for Factory.

Joseph P. Days private sales department
sold to the United Cork Companies, of Ho-
boken, q factory site OF about nine acres
at Iyndhurst, y. J. The property COM
prises six different parcels. the sellers being
the Furman and the George Fecht estates
and Y. E. Downer
Tie cork company intends TO erect a
s250,oo0 plant on this tract. which has over
six hundred feet OF railroad frontage and
about the same on Grant and New York
avenues. 1t will employ about four hun
dred persons.
This transaction not only involved the
selling OF the property, but also the open
ing up of the streets and securing for the
United Cork Companies all city convent
ences. such as water, gas, etc, and railroad
sidingS.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee.)
EERRIARY "a


FEBRUARY "a
COLUMBUS AVE. 991: Annie Z Potter to Bene-
dict Sch%arz: yrs from May /, 1911: 81 400.
Address, 391 Columbus ave.
CANNON ST, and f. ksssei Oshinsky to
Hyman Siegel and ano; yrs from Jan !, 1910;
$3.50.
Address. Cannon 81.
COLUMBUS AVE, sos to 912; Henry Copeland
American Purchasing Association: 10 yrs
from Dec j, 1909: Feb 23 So Coo.
Address. 20 Wall ST.
GRAND ST. 313: Abraham Solomon estate to
Charles Solow; / yr from May l. 1a1l; Feb %:
s., 600.
Address. 3l3 Grand st
LENOX AVE. 466: Rosa BumenthaI to Annie
krsch; yr mos from March |. 1910: $3.50.
Address. 316 Lenox ave.
9TH AVE. 414 Louis Delemarre 10 Eugene r
Boissonnade: yrs from Dec Is, 1909 FEB %;
sl.20o
Address. 4i4 9th ave
18TH ST, 244 West: Michael schachtel sr and
sno. trustees, 10 john J Downing; B yrs from
May 1, 1909: Feb %: $500.
Address. I6 Abingdon So
IG2D ST, 224 East; Isaac L Seikevitz to Mayer
Warsowll; yrs from May /. l9l0 Feb %:
81. 800
Address. Room 6l3 fs2 Nassau ST
18TH ST. 400 East; Eliza Bach to Isaac III
f.atker; s yrs: $3.50
Address. 7es Nclrose ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
NEW BREAD co. LEASES OFFICES.

Warren & Skillin have rented the entire
ninth floor in the Stock Quotation Tele
gfaTh Building, Nos. &c and % Beaver
street, for a term of years. to the Shuts
Bread Company, which recently or
ganized. Ii was formed by some of the
largest bakeries in Manhattan, Brooklyn
and New Jersey