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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
FIRST CONVICTION
IN CRAFT CASES
PittshuTg Councilman GuIlty o.
Selling His Vote.
CONFESSIONS ARE EXPECTED
Il Is Believed Over Two Score OF
Other Officials Will Plead Ne De.
tense as Result OF Trial.

Pittsburg, Pa, April 20. - NJ. l..
Swift. Jr., the first councilman TO be
tried AS a result Of the latest Pitts
burg graft investigation and the pivot
upon which all future prosecutions
practically stood or fell. WAS convicted
on two counts OF bribery. one OF sc-
cepting 500 for his vote OH the city
depository ordinance. ANA the second
of accepting $s1.10 for his vote on the
street vacation ordinance.
The jury required just one hour and
a half to tnd Swift guilty and recon-
mended him To the extreme mercy OF
the Court. SwifJ's counsel. RQdy r.
Marshall, the man who So SUCCESSFULLY
defended Max G. Leslie. at his last
trial, aud who has been retained TO
defend practically every ope of the
other forty four councilmen, asked the
usual four days in which TO move for
a new trial It was granted by Judge
Frazer.
Convicted by Convict.
The prosecution depended almost
entirely upon the testimony OF CAP
tain Johnny" Klein. himself q convict
ed CRATER, to make possible the con,
vtction Of Swift His evidence as to
the passage OF money was uncorrobo
rated and the defense endsavored to
disprove this. statement of klein's BY
placing Swift upon the witness stand
and having him deny in toto that he
ever had received { cent from Klein.
This testimony was Offset by the tes'
timouy OF w. F. Finn, Of Scranton
who told how Swift said to him: No
person saw. Klein give me the money
SO they can't prove got it."
When the Jury retired District At,
torney Warren I. Seymour. who had
prosecuted Swift. said:
IF We get a conviction 10 this case
We. will ,eonYict every last one of ..th
councilmsn. If We fail we may as well
drop the entire business"
May. lead to Confessions.
After the verdict was rendered Mr..
Seymour made a public announcement
that If any of the councilmen whose
cases have been listed for trial wished
to plead nolo eontendre they would be
allowed 10 do so. and the district at
torney would request that sentence be
suspended as in the cases Of the other
councilmen who took the Immunity
bath. '<'' -
At conference of the friends Of the
accused men ii was decided that sew.
erai OF them will take the immunity
bath, and the statement Is made that
it is unlikely that there will be more
than Two or three trials.
Mayor William A. Magee was SO
anxious to hear the outcome of the
Swift case that he appeared person
ally In the courtroom as soon as he
heard the jury had agreed.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
N,iniStec stricken Alter Funeral.

h.inistec stricken. Alter Funeral.
MddlsbuiS, Pa April 20. - After
holding funeral services at. the Has.
seneer church, two miles west Of this
place, Rev. Dr. Z. H. Leisenring. one
OF the best known tlergymenr in the
Lutheran church, was, stricken. with
paralysis and fell to the floor speech
less.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20

Winchester, Va, April 20. - Snow
and hail fell at intervals over the
fruit belt and northern Virginia, and
the thermometer has taken a decided
tumble, falling forty-hye degrees since
Tuesday. approaching dangerously
near the freezing point. Fruit men are
greatly alarmed.
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The Baltimore News
BAi.TIMoRE, ND.

h COUGHS AND COLDS.-At this
season when coughs are so prevalent sE
afectural remsdv.. and one easily Or
nined, is Psrly Davis Psinkillsr. Is j..
no Few nostrum, vended by uuKnowp
agents hut bae st,od the test of over
seventy years: and those Who uss the
article. intensity or externally, Will
,conaees with It grateful Iecollec ions Of
ats worthy inventor.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
SOCIALIST JAILED FOR TAX

Chicken Wire Bars In Grafton, Ill.,,
City Hall.
Grafton. H. april 3d.---eecauss j.
J. Keen. a Socialist leader. refused TO
DAY q poll tax OF $50. he began a
sentence OF six months Imprisonment.
The city hall las been concerted in
to a jail by screening The windows
with chicken wire. :
Keen declares that he will serve
his full time rather than pay the tax
or work il out at IS cents day. he
holds that such q tax is unconst1tu-
tipnal.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
Senator Daniel GOING Home

Lynchbnrg. Va, April 20.-The an
aouncemen, is made here that Senator
Daniel, who has been seriously Ill at
Daytona. Fla. for several weeks, will
be brought to his home Ia this city
Monday morning next
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
SNOW STORM KILLS FRUIT
Ground Covered IN Lower Central
PennSyIVania.

Huntingdon. Pa. April pa heavy
snowstorm visited this section OF the
state, and Tor four hours the snow fell
thick and fast. The hills and valleys
we're covered with snow aud the fruit
crop is destroyed.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
WANT PARDON FOR WALSH
Petition Signed by 22,00o Pr.ssntsd
-. to TAFT.

-: to Tart.
! Washington. April 2o.--Rspr.ssnta;
hive cplfop. Of Indiana, presented to
President Taft petition. for the par.
don of John R. Walsh, the Chicago
banker The petition was signed BY
$4,000 residents of the Second Indiana
congressional district into which the
,pailroads built by Mr.. Walsh extend.
The presidents directed, that the pc.
tition be referred to the department
of justice to follow the usual course.
He was Informed that other petitions
probably would augment the one from
Indiana.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20

Try our individual block ice cream
with fruit and nuts. Served st our par
Ior or delivered ct your hofns.-W. H
LeekiuS & Bro. 3-30-tf,
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MARK =TWAtN'S ILLNESS
Humorist's Condition Causes Much
Apprehension.

HEfTSNSISIOH
Bridgeport. Conn. april 20. = Al
though MsIt IWsiu had q fairly CON.
Portable nisrt be. complained OF Sc
we're pains in The rasion OF The heart.
His vitality dxnIinnes low and his COZ
dition is su. il a. 10 AFFORD no little ap
prenensioh a. 10 inc outcome. He
obtained r<iI-f ~ sittins Up in his
big, roomy ttai:. apDeG ~ by Pill:
lows. Tue respiratory din. ulty IL still
sPparsnt.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
one CONDUCTOR WHO WAS CURED

Mr., MILFORD Adams Is his name, and
be writes about it '..Some time ago ]
Rheumatism. 1 used two bottles efFo-
.!ey's Kidney. Remedy with good effect,
and resumed work 90 conductor on the
Lexington, Ky.,.Street Railway. 1t
Il had ever used, and It VIII do Gil you
claim in cases of rheumatism. Fo.
ley Kidney Remedy cures rheum atism
by Diminishing the uric acid from the
blood. The Hayward. Pharmacy, S.
Bradford Dovnes, Prop.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20

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Every family and especially those
who reside in the country should be
provided at all times with bottle OF
characteristics Liniment. There ia no
telling when It may be wsnted in case
Of an accident. or emergency. 1t is
most excellent In sll cases of rheums-
tism, sprains and bruises. Sold by
ell dealers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20

Diarrhoea should be cured without
loss Ct time and by q medicine which
like Chamberlain 3 Collie, Cholera and
Disrrhoea Remedy rot only cures
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects 1t never fails and 10
pleasant and safe To take Sold by
ell dealers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
Your tongue il coas-d
Your breath ia foul

Headaches come and go.
These smyptosns show that your
stomach 10 the trouble. ToIemo,e the
cause Is The first thing, ana flamber-
lafn's Stomach and Liver Tablets will
do that. Easy 10 take and most sffec-
tive. Sold by Gil .lers
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
Tha.. Weather,

forecast for this section: Partly
cloudy today; coele. in eastern par
don. TOMORROW. .fair and slightly war
DER: north west winds
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
Children.Cry
FOR .ElEIcaER's
CAS- = Or a
Watch For Tho Comet

The, Red Dragon OF the sky. Watch
She ehianen Tor spring coughs end
seolds. Cateful mothers keep Foley s
Honey and Tar in the. house 1t is tht
hest and asalest preveufion and cure
for cfpap where the peed is urgent 90,
relief 8 vital necessity
Contains 40 opiatis or harmful drugs
REFUGE ShbSututes. The Haywar,
Phsrmacy, s. Brsdford Downes, PROP
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Edwin BY .
s3e 900 aoe
Hernina L Krtes 70 Lawyers Title
and Trust CO. 81 ,... r.. 50 s..,
Conrad Sieruon to Title Slafan'ss a'iH
Hanover Mortgage Co TO New Netn>r'ai'd o'''
and Mortgage Co; 800 - <1aa
same to Metropolitan Trust 20 49,, - a..
Gustav Iappulann TO George Lippnisnn = a.
katherine BIsseII to Katherine 3 Hicks' -.
National Bank Of North An'eriSa u
Realization Co; 81 - am rms IN La
denburg Thalrnan co; VI, a6r,rS - Her
Almon " Ciriswold ana ah"'
man Kiocke: $50 600 - r.s-s. S1s o10
Wsrje ne C;rsuw TO Elsie ' FFleiila. 49,. q
Valentine CONSTRUCTION co 10 Louise ri busSn
Tsnnie y Rsc}rrach al 10 MARX r. reos -
sssats pea1izatiOn co to Landefnurs' A"
Sol Sulzberger 10 Cornelius l. -"
s.. 600. -, IN Trov Savings
Bank; s14.00 ,,t r: TzIaustefn: /:
800 ua+,a-ias p Jack
son; s1O,09s 80 1..-.to, c,r, IN C-eo-g.
Manhattan Mortgage CO ~ Guaranteed NUT
gage Co; $4,000 r. 4o Ado
fav-yers Title Insurance and Trust 90 70 A"e-
Mabel Walker TO Samuel N0Oise'''''
s24 900 - -r,.ta Tn,,,-ancs
and Trust Co; S26.coo ,r,.,. r,z,,r,nc.
Harry y Michsels TO Lawyers A''1
and Trust Co: s1J.O1O
Ioxenh Finch to Babette Eoro. st.
peter OFTEN to Reading Realty CO; 81
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
FEWER DEATHS IN STATE
Rate Lower in Cities than Coun-
trv-New York Lowest.

AlbaUy Dec 9.-The monthly bullehh u
the State Department of Health. Just is
sued. reports 1892 deaths fer the month OF
October. distributed geographically as loi-
lows: 1851 in New York City, with an an
rlIaI death rate of a, 800 in the ether cit
les OF the state with g death rate OF A.
and . SO in the rural districts, with an an
nIIaI death rate Of los The death rate 1"r
the whole state for the month OF OCTOBER
IS IA. last year Il was 15.5. The Septenn-
her death rate was LA About q per cent
o. the deaths occurred in the first year OF
life The mortality of childhood and youth
shows relatively no change. Beyond the
age OF twenty however. there II Doth al
actual and a relative increase Beyond Ihe
age OF sixty there were more deaths thah
have occurred in any month since May
CanDared with the distribution as 10
causes cf death in October OF last year
endemic diseases this month caused l4'
fewer deaths; there were 90 fewer from
pulmonary tuberculosis; cancer has an IN
crease OF I3: in diseases of the nervous syS-
TEN there were 130 fewer; Of the circuia-
tory system. 10 fewer: pneumonia ana
bronchitis. 80 fewer: violence, identlcaliE
the same. The total mortality for the
month is 4s. fewer than last year. and the
saving is generally distributed to all parts
o the state.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

FRONT STREET-The Charles F. No4Ths N4ho Dc
pany have sold for Oscar @. Rafferty, 20 20 I ,5 so
ferred City Realty Company Nos o. ~. 80 % -
Front street. a five story building Oh d ~ 90
Ss.5x.3TxSs. 10 feet r.
LEXINGTON AVENI-E-I.. J. Phillips & 20, 20,
bava sold for Morris r Faer the plot. o.. I.h14ox
100 ITx irregular at the northwest coihei VI
Lexington avenue and 1.4th street
s5TH STREET-Hiram Rinaido & bI0s bI03 rs r.
sold for the Philip Fearing estate no - - e.
S5th street. four story fathouse. on iol I
102-2 feet
have sold for Saul Adams to client ol " Nep -
z Mabie & Co. the Nethernuir, SIN Z aLo. :
auartment house with stores, at the nor -
corner Of Lexington avenue and eVth sAee'' WI
plot 100x30 feet. ~,
AMSTERDAM AVENUE = The Worthg[l5,e atigsI+
sold Nos 1915 and 1247 Amsterdam avenue, 90 a
six story fathOuse. with stores, on plot fVGIoo
feet adjoining the northeast corner o. iEts'
street The buyer is Henry f. Spreeh, an ~
vestor. J. g Hough & Co. negotiated the Sdi..
PITT STREET-WiHam Lustgarten resold
Nos Sc and IS pitt street three story buildings.
with stores. plot 40.5x10Oll feet near ~ ~
ington street Mr.. Lustgarten bought the PIP
erty for S33. 800 on Tuesday at the auction u
the Mahier estate holdings
THE BRONX
WEBSTER AVENUES. Edmund Mcttlchfira q q
& Co. have sold for a client 70 w . dllIaI, 9bnnt
a plot or the side OF Webster avenue, G aL,og
1870 feet north of Kingsbridge road, ana eNlsAN
ing through 20 Decatur avenue.
MORRIS PARK AVENUE-Kurz & Cren nave
sold for John Snyder the lot. 25xi0o feet, on the
south side Of Morris Park avenue - lee' "esN
of Matthews avenue
HUGHES AVENJ-E-Frederick c. WilkeniIls pa :
bought the two story dwelling house al IIe
southeast corner OF Hughes avenue ana Itoth
street. on plot 4lX19b feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
BIG LEASE IN BROADWAY
Old Concern Rents Large Space in
Building on Corner Site.

The Weiss & Klau Company. window
shade and oilcloth house. which has been
located in its present quarters for more
than a score Of years has just completed
negotiations for the store and basement
with A. D. Juilliard. owner of the build
ing Nos. 462 and 4s4 Broadway, al the north
east corner OF Grand street. extending
through to Crosby street having 80 feet
on Broadway. 200 feet in Grand street and
30 feet in Crosby street. and also with
Walter B. Bliss. owner of the adjoining
building, Nos. 400 and 46S Broadway. ~
feet on Broadway. extending through 200
feet to Crosby street, and having % feet
in Crosby street. making a total area OF
40 600 square feet in the entire stores and
Easements This lease is for a long term
OF years.
NJ. Gropper & Sons, importers and manu-
featuring agents of toys. have taken d
lease from the Weiss & Klau Company.
No. 46S Broadway. which is the northerly
part OF the Bliss store, having q feet on
Broadway. running through 26 feet TO
Crosby street and % feet in Crosby street.
This lease is also for a long term OF years.
This completes the renting of the entire
space Mills & Gibbs occupied in these two
bindings Frederick Southack & Alwyn
Ball fr.. were the brokers in the ent1ro
transaction.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER o.

,1o>- AVE 9 W cor of 1Ssth 81. Iox
100 II. Howell & Laurence agt Latnain tNe@i''
Co owner and contractor; $3.50
WILKINS AVE, e 5 262-- II n OF a.''x =, =
= 7S@ons9rnction Co. owner and contractor;
ANDREWS AVE, e2o2 and zoo: Thomas 6
Edmonds & Co agt Jessamtne 9 and CoilIIls C Z
Bliss owners: Bliss GriTiths' c"h'4 "o'0
S6J. -. =
SENECA AVE. ;. Gus Luckes Inc. agt 5
wilson Construction Co, owner ana con-
tractor; 81 100 80 =
COLUMBUS AVE. " cor OF s4tn ST w. w.
r10O. same agt Angel J Simpson. solomon
NfsOn.r and louis werner. owners: NJ
Wilson Construction CO. contractor. sloo-
ARLINGTON AVE. e e 30 II OF = n =
St X; James Mcconnell agt Ma.q L
Lesley. owner; NJ Lesley. contractor s1o-
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. S. 40.3 It OK
Barthoidi St J0x1OO; HUDSON Moou" qasaE ~ a.-1s
Co art c Maresca's Sons. owners; Joseph
Piston, contractor: 500
1s5TH ST. s. A. II of Summit ave COX
100; same agt William SchIlchtsr.- r9 9NLIei'
James J Spearing Son and James r osrAs9'
contractors; $3.50 20.
46TH ST. ! West: American Radiator Co
agt IariTnore & Co. owner; Francis celia
contractor; S1sI 26-
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, \ v cor Of Ave
St John agt Picone. owner OiFa- owner
and contractor; s3IJ-
BROADWAY. 1871: Cyril o Alberga
agt Nonoton Realty Investing Corp. owner
John Rickarts. contractor; sl6l 10
9th ST. LAG to $50 West; Antonio Aungo
ct al agt Gibson Stsingart Construction Co.
owner and contractor; s2,o26 4S
BROOK AVE 459: Theodore Wood ast
Herman Brand. owner; Philip Goldstein. con-
tractor $685..
PROSPECT AVE " S, 800 = n Of 1880 ST.
5Ox90; AIberene stone Co agt D DAngelo Bon,
agur Construction Co, owner; SaIVadore u
A rnOne. contractor $40
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
TO SUE lNTERBOROUGH
Service Board Charges Bad Ser
vice on November OF.

The Public Service Commission decided
yesterday TO sue the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company for violation of the COM
missions order In failing 10 maintain an
adequate service in the subway on Sunday.
November q. The commission directed lis
counsel, George s. Coleman. TO bring suit
in the Supreme Court for the collection OF
the maximum penalty of 5000, though the
amount OF the fine. within this limit, is left
TO the discretion of the court.
The announcement of the Impending action
brought out last night q statement from
Theodore p. Shonts president of the Inter
borough in which he explained the In
adequacy of the service on that day, and
promised a thorough improvement of the
schedule for tomorrow
This suit against the Interborough is the
first action of this kind instituted by the
Public Service Commission against this
company. Although the commission has
brought such actions against other COM
panies il has succeeded in only one in
stance In recovering a penalty, and that
was 81 from the receivers of the Third ave-
nue. line.
In his statement Mr.. Shonts gives the
breakdown of three trains the reason for
the lack OF sufficient accommodation OF
passengers on November 2.
Accidents will happen as long as the
world exists ne said, "but the statistics
show that the percentage of accidents on
the subway are one-half Of 1 per cent on
d train unit basis and one-sfxteentn OF l
per cent on car unit basis. which is the
lowest record ever made by transporta-
ton company in the world
The preparation of new subway ofer oy
William G. McAdoo was again Indicated
Yesterday by a conference held between the
tunnel builder and the Public Service Com
mission Though no official confirmation
could be obtained. IL is known that an an
nouncement from the Hudson & Manhattan
Railroad Company may he expected in a
short time.
The Board OF Estimate approved yester-
dav the Steinway Tunnel route The ad-
vertising for bids for the construction of q
connection between the Steinway Tunnel
and the present subway, and bids Tor the
operation Of this route. may become neces-
sary. because the Steinway Tunnel will
have no track connection with the present
subway. and. therefore, the connection can
,,o1 no hiJilf as an extension.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
nEcORDEQ LEASES.
, With name and address OF lesse
DECEMBER 9.

~
RROADUAy. 49,, 9 cor of Liberty st;
store between the two stoops: lhe Sl5teG ~ ~
atre Ticket co Monroe Stern and d + oan I1n-
ton: yrs . mos from nov 10 A'A''
address, 142 Broadway
CANAL ST. 202 and 2o4; store. basement n
and sub basement; P Derby * 60 90 ~ 81 500.
address e62 West 107th 81
MULBERRY ST, 24$; store, etc: francesca
I-ryo to Giovanni CiTella; ) YRS from May l.
1910; $40; address, 2i5 Mulberry st.
PIER new 81, East River, with bulkhead
north and south; City OF New York 10 y y =
& II z Co; 10 yrs from Jan l. 1911 !
SCI 600 and s26 $50; address, Grand central
Station
PIER 81 East River. extension OF Of
1911 s.1563 25: address, same as above
STANTON ST. 2e6; Leopold 2 Levine go,o 20 Q
81 aenTT 6 G99dman ss syaatdn 7 fo@ E DEC iV
ST AIMS AVE, 765: store and part cellar
Louis Conen to George Pfeuf5er: YRS rom ron
OF White Plains rd, Wakefield: the frame
bldg; Josephine Toepfer 10 Francesca Ceralnl; ;
yrs from Dec /, 1910; s42o 10 $54o; address
564 Robbins ave.
i1TH AVE. n . cor of goth st. S1.6z12s. Ak
irreg: Marie NJ de Nourval 70 Noonan & Frlce
II East 18Th 81
SD ST. SOC East. I'd st, 3os East; rear bldg:
Mindel Leichtage 10 Lena FensterheiTn; yrs
East 3. 81.
18TH ST; 80 East: furnished; - AlosT. er. 2
1910 s. 500. address. 14o East 18Th 81.
22D ST. sos West: Catharine Donnelly to
Lewis J Kopius: yrs from May / 1903;
81 600: address. 5o5 West 23d st.
SAME PROPERTY. assign lease: Louis J
Kopus 10 Mary E Kelly; Sept 90. 1910: 81: ad-
dress ame above.
57TH st. - West a0x1oo.5: West Fifty-sev-
enth Street Co to Alice VI and James " Dun
stan: 90 yrs mos from Nov /, 1910, S24, 600;
address. 2S West saith al.
10TH ST. 129 East. Minnie A Thomas 70
BESSIE C'lamsn. / yrs mos from Dec I, 1910:
$40: address. III East 111th st
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser1
DECEMBE O.
MANHATTAS

LEWIS ST. 15f to 137, sly brk. ls6 = n Of
Sd 43.7N7sx irreg. including also the follow
ing: Lewis 81. n " Of Sd st, 81 OK n
Tx Sl2 to st 1876 to beginning. with
rights to alley leading 20 ID s.; Abraham kassel
to Jessie K Derrick tmtg S3s. 1907; Nov L; 81;
address. 100 Fasr 73d st
LEXINGTON AVE II cor Of A4th ST 19. 8x
%: George Ehret. II. and ano. executors to
field. Conn.
LEXINGTON AVE. Isl 4 sly brk. 2oxso;
Park Avenue Realty Go Joseph 6 L.iekens
imtg s15.0OU): Nov u: s1o0: address. 251 Eas:
10Th
100 1lxi0o; Rensen Realty 90 TO Ledya-d Con
structon co mtg S2o7 .00ol. Dec :; 81; address,
215 Montague st, BROOKLYN
MORNINGSTDE AVE \ cor Of l16th st.
100 10xlO0: Charles Hoffman. referee %
George : Runk, Dec (mtg sls"oo'; $4,000;
address. II West nth st.
stv hrk IS 2x60: interior strip, 36 II of stan
ton st xlS2 Eldridge ST. runs -. 1lx1Os
nora p fiarfunkel mtg S25 Oo0p; Dec "a 1909;
500: address 81 West 18th -.
1sT AVE $ 7a11 q OF 31st ST. p. 1ox75:
Kate Johnson To NoTttz koppe. Dec b; Slep. ad-
dress. Monsey y Y.
9TH AVE. $. IS fl of 3sth 81 2s.3x1s3x
irreg: 36th st, s. 80 Il Of Park ave, is *
74s: Josephine g Tayor et al to Ida 9
Bracher. all liens. Dec .; sloo; address 34s
West s5th
SAME PROPERTY: Ida c Bracher to Jose
phine Taylor and others joint tenants: a <;
mouth. Long Island.
3sTEI ST. 20 20 26 West 65xas o; toreclosure:
Louis z Iasbrouck, referee 10 Elinor NJ kidnay
mtg S225 ooo,: Dec Q: S5,S1F OF address 2os
West SGth 81.
18TH ST 344 West. sty brk. 25xaS9 3sth
6. IT5 II If 9th ave 2Jxes 9. David c
MarDougaH 10 Caroline Westenfelder mtg sal
0OO,; oct 81 s1G0. address, Box 1856 Westfeld.
Union County. J.
45TH ST u West. sty hrk. l6.sNl0o5 Mary
O. q Durrv To James 4 Farley cmte $50 Ooo)
Dec @, 81. address. 70 East ieth 81
11STH ST s s. 800 II Of 7th ave, 1Txl0o11;
Kate Johnson 10 Soritz koppe; Dec q; SlO0;
address. Monscy, Y.
18TH ST $. 400 fl W Of Lenox ave. 25x
100 IL: Helen /. Stone United States Trust
SAME PROPERTY: Lulu / Remington 20
same: q c. Oct It: 81 Sc: address. 45 Wall st
THE BRONX.
rR0TONA AVE $ 100 fl n OF ls3d St 5Ox
100. Emelia Furrer Furrer Construction Co
tmtg So. 500, Nov Il; 500. address. 14l Broad
way.
DEANE PI. g = ., II of Pierce St 25xfOO;
Clemens Fontana ia Marie Fontana (utg 81 .OeOl :.
Dec / : 81 address. ~ peane pl
LAFoNTAINE AVE, " $, l5o II OF 17sth
81 81 6xi0o: Valentine CONSTRUCTION 60 to Paul
c Uhig lmtg s27.5o0; Dec ;. Sioo; address,
Crawford y j
IloTs 1a2 TO Is4 and 1as map Of lots near
wiIiiamsbridge station. Donate PtZzatiello to
Maria pizzatielo and =. oct 20: 81: address,
.-2T6 Gruger ave
IAFONTAINE AVE. s. fs0 & of l7Sth
81 .Jxiua John La Spina 81 al 10 Valentine Con
strt,rtion 90: U g and correction deed, Nav ls
81. address, 1856 Crosby ave
PERRY, AVE. soaa. 25xloo: Paul Uhiig to
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

Valentine Construction Co (rntg $40 500; Nov 10
500; address. 90 Nassau ST.
PLOT begins $40 Fl e of White Plains ro Z
$40 n Morris Park ave, 25xloo: Mary Reinne -
Frank I. Coter Dec mtg sS,"up: $i'"' o.
dress. 23f East tooth ST
WILKINS AVE. . s. 262.s q n OF l4utn =.
anf .6xio1; " r Construction 20 10 joseph SuH
all liens: Dec o: 500: address, 1o5l Home 81
Sd AVE 24ss 25x9s 9: John W Yohe TO Jai''es
Russell: q c, July 3: 81: address. 24so Sd ave
9TH ST. cor Sd ave. @Ixffox rreg, HaEs- r.
neld; John r Peterson 70 Eugene Brisach' H0N
.; 500; address 761 East 21Sth st
STH ST or ave g. $50 II of Sd 81. WAKE
held- 25x114. Frank Bergen et al 10 ffshrS
Seebeck- Dec =; 500: address, 32l9 Parhsioe pi-
152D ST. n DDS Fl Of Courtlandt ave. OK
100; Christina Tirshasso to the Bungay 20 90
New York; Dec tmtg s7.2501: 81: address. 2"o
18TH ST. Franklin ave, 2Sxfn;
tteiens NJ Barry to Rudolph Ldewenthal tHltS
Hll.puo): Dec 4; 800; address 1ss1 Bryant ave
1.2D ST. 81 # of Minford pI, 33xfoo; Min
loro pI W 3, "a II of 172d st, Teasedale Realty
20 to Joseph Reichwein tntg So 500; Dec s:
s1t'; address. s91 East fTod 81.
ETH ST SIS $50 # Of Kepper ave. 5ox
dVt' tharies Miller 10 Gertrude Miller; July
80: sieo; address 1872 East 237th 81.