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New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

4Ae following petitions III hanbruDtcv
were nled III tho United States Districr
Court yesterday:
fAllip ZieFing, salesman. of &o rz-
80, - ~FeIue formerly Il builder in
ty6, voluntary; liabilities, sl6653: as
II =, e4'eto among the creditors are the
homestead Bank OF Broollvu. 81 5s5. ~
S-'tls SS-4sl.lgs Bank Of Brooklyn, s. lq3. John n
f-G7-,-...,,. ooLipaay, ss56i jefferson Trust
~,,--t@ny ~ Jersey City, $500
:, AaoeI Bardine an actress. Of No 2a
So -J3lA street. voluntary; liabilities.
eit-1 no available assets
Leu kveiyne Tronsou, residing AZ No
's--l Id street, Involuntary. la hill
--'Ns e-'tyyl no assets Among rha cra,5it
SIs are the Plaza Hotel COMPANY S1o6-
LtsiS p Slace- 5000. Otto r. Graf ss10
ail M&IsoL Lewis. London. S3lG
JroI-c a. Reading clerk. No 26 Con
,.l M a.enue, voluntary; LA biities, s5Zs. 10
-+fee creditors and nO assets.
meeting of creditors Of Max IT
Schultze, a partner in the firm of Otto
+ieinze & Co, bankers ana brokers. No -
broadway, Was held yesterday al the office
or William Allen, referee ia bankrupfcy. a
40 81 WaI street OF The forty-nine.
creditors about Q dozen were present or
repres-nted by attorneys. The schedules
q ciscles=d no available assets Henry II
t-auIIlau. his arrorueT- stated That no
nSlr@S we're given iH Tie schedules Of the
lyl1+ -aDi-tles- a. The books of the firm
ere ncr IN his possession. As there are
70 assets IN sight, most Of the creditors
said tEey cid not desire 10 tile claims al
I resent Only INC were fled, one by the
Mercantile National Bank for s45S III.
against which il rad collateral amounting
!, $51-5io sao the ether By the Heckef-
JpneS-JeWell Milling Company for $50
George r. Walker Of Ne s. Wau street,
was elected trustee and his bond was nxed
~ 500. 10 be Increased II any assets are
discovered. Mr.. Schulrzs was sworn bus
vos rot examined. \ number Of other
persons whose names appeared on the
schedules as creditors said they did not
'gisn 70 prove thsir Claims. for should they
uc 50 they would be wiped out by a dis
charge from bankruptcy 10 Ar Schultze.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
REALTY BUYERS IN PLAYHOUSE ZONES
Operators Reported to Have Bought Site at 8lS Street and
Broadway, Occupied by HOIyrood Church
s1oo,ooo FIFTH AVE. BUILDING PLANNED BY WIG. LANG

There were not many big buyers active
yesterday In the real estate market In
the Washington Heights district a large
plot was sold, it was said, to a well known
firm Of operators.
One Of the principal uptown deals was
the sale Of a fiathouse, with store, in
Eighth avenue, near 1Slst street A Bronx
resale resulted ia d change of ownership TO
q plot 50Xs0 feet at the northwest corner
OF Union avenue and 152d street. The site
was bought by the Freehold Construction
Company (Nevins & pereimaul. which will
erect on the premises e five story apart
ment house, with store. Another Bronx
transaction was the sale by the Savoy I'm
provement Company Of one of its one
family brick dwelling houses at Nth street
ana PauldiHg avenue. The selling com
pany is going to erect seven two family
brick dwelling houses at the northeast cor
ner Of Richardson avenue and 2S6th street,
title 10 which it recently took
The Washington Heights report related
to the property OF the Holyreod Church,
at the southwest corner of Is1st street and
Broadway The property was recently said
to have been sold. According to the latest
rumOr, Bing & Bing are the buyers.
The site has frontage OF 1888 feet on
Broadway and 2ls5 feet in 18lst street, and
is within three blocks of the 1s1st street
station OF the subway. which is surrounded
by a thicllly built section Of apartment
houses. The property was sold, it is said,
at about S250Oo0
A new editice will be erected in the near
future for the Holyrood congregation at
the northeast corner Of Fort Washington
avenue and 18th street from plans which
are now in preparation in the Office Of
Bannister & ScheI. The church will meas
ure 65XI35 feet, and there will be a parish
and meeting house, which is to occupy a
lot about 25Xl00 feet adjoining the church.
The cost OF both structures. according to
the architects estimate, is sI25.eo0.
Plans have been flied for the proposed six
story brick loft building. with store. to be
built on the east side Of Fifth avenue,
SIS feet south of 56th street, with an Il"
70 56th street. The building will have
feet in the street. with the greatest depth
Of $50 feet The facade will be of brick.
bonded granite and metal and will be of
hreproof construction. woodbury. G. Lang
don is the owner. The cost has been esti-
mated at $4,000 by Trowbridge & Living
ston. architects.
Plans have also been fled for building a
five story brick hreproof automobile garage
on the south side of 6Sth street. 125 feet
east OF West End avenue, for Charles A.
Miller at cost of 1908. The building will
have frontage of 50 feet and a depth of
100 feet. George H. Griebel is the archi-
tect
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CWitn name and address OF purchaser
NOVEMBER l.
MANHATTAN. .


AMSTERDAM AVE. e52 . gty brk, 25xloo;
Frederick Y Berthe 70 Ellen and John n Creve
Gatg 5000, OCT 81; 500; address. 143 West
95tA ST.
BROADWAY, IL cor Of s8th st. 100 1883. s
10 " ot Old BloomIngdale I'd x1019 10 S6uh ST
1865 70 beginning; Simon E Bsrnheirner e. a.
10 simax ,k55aLIy co mtg Sl75.ooo1 Oct III $780,
address 200 AI9l9"ay-
ESSEX ST, " cor of Houston 81. 50x irreg
Henry = SSotIL4lts = Sarah Goldberg; = part
mtg $50" 500; oor %. 500; address Ave
nue. 4.
GREENWIcct4 ST. " s. so # OF Jay ST, ok
so. Adsllne Fink, dsvisee, George 4 Fink 70
Nov /; sloo' address. "a West ssth Et.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1874 25x75 sty brk
Jacob strauss ,d6 ~ emanuel Arnstein mtg $40
006j; Nov /; Sioo; address, 101 West 18th ST
LE&OK AVE u s, 70 10 It n OF I45th st. l20
II 70 OF l4StA @ 81 xlo0; Julius L4ibernan e al
10 American exchange Realty Co imtg $50, COO f,
Oct 20: Sl0o' address, ll9 Broadway.
PARK AVE sss l7x75; Robert z J Coreoran
dress. SIS Park ave.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, n W cor Of 125th ST.
mtg $4,000, oeI 81 500. address, 370o DIN
vile ave,
WEST END AVE, 4so sty brk. 2ox1oO
Helen A Ho"s9sa as E So Abram Bandouine: Nov J.
WEST END AVE. 624 stv brk lexlo0; Her
mann RgHkei 90, 10 Matilda F. Pearson Oct "a
lsT AYE Nov s. l. o07 se +, Of a4ta s. 81 sai90
referse to Edward aae Leslie smith. trustees
Nov /. So 00o address skanea1eles. Y
2D AVE " $. 75.e II Of l1sth st. 25. 2x1lo
5oGi; Oct 81, 81: address, iO7 East ilsth st.
SAME PROPERTY Giza Schwartz 10 Jennie
Adler frntg ses, 500; Nov | 81 address lO7 East
ll6Lh ST
TTH AVE. s.. JOS IT OF astb. 81 sex44. sx
irreg Matthias Massans to Frederic Michel
Gnltsg az. oool Oct 81 500. address. as Bay
st 'fI3apsesih burst L l.
-Tfy AvE. II e cor 18fSt g, 100 "a ., 8 g
ta5d = xia3 Isaac I KiDp 81 al a. Harry n
Wistiag oct ~ 81 address. eos west
le4th -.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

WILKESs AVE. 1864 70 1915 sranas-f
FlCmoIng supply Co aEr N F Construction c.
owner Leslie Bros, contractors. s5s2 "a
l60IH ST. s. whole front between FIndIar
and Teller aves 2OOxIoO- same aEu FoIrtsi7.
Corlstruet5ln CO. owner Les-is Bros. contra
tors So 3J.
,l55 EERGEN AYE whole front hstvsaa
xts- sane agr William P Keozh Amusenent %.
o" ner; Leslie Bros, contractors; S5os II
1SI ST 45 West Acme Metal Ceiling -
agL HeInInos q Instruction Co. ownsrs Jacos
. nltIsr c0ntTaSt5r- S2l3 -
MADISON ST, cor jefferson ST y:
brooklyn E1reprO0f sash and Door Co AZ louis
Saalshy Co. owner. Jacob SpsctOr contractor.
10Th ST. SIS and IS West: Joseph Baunsp
x son ssJ George HAYES. owner and con
ELIzABETH ST. 241 % ~: william, Ros~n-
Ha1In e al asJ Charles and Resanua Dunn,
o@as-a; ds5epn schTar,z contractor ssVt7 81
,,,tl l1,-- ~ Nest' Alo.ph hslsner azs
and Chelsea Hotel 40. contractor, 500.
Bl-AChRGC \ AVE, se5 II q Castle
HeIIman, owner and contractor Charles Schrart,
18th ST. H. 70 146 West. Thompson "
Miller et al agt District Realty Co. owner.
Eercr tIutHy. contractor. s.. COS
&fIH ST l4S and $50 West, saue AZ Borass
Beatty 60. owner Peter Guthv conJractor;
AUDUBON AVE. 90 10 2S3, Alexander Nan
delSon aSJ Thomas Graham. owner Bart .
EaIIhaher contractor; S363 o.
18th ST, 3l4 and SO West Julius CfoidshcIs
agg sarah IirUmau- Torfs g=r-l~--rfr-
and Joseph Korochinskv contractor. seS 80
FOKEHAN RD. 5 cor Larinz pI ~ 2TS7a A,
lrreE- Truss Metal Lath Co agr anna L Merritt
1Wner: Hulo-ph F hHcCheuhauer and A1thonvr
M1relG. contractor: 81 50G
ESSEN ST ti9 and Isl. Rachel Tslskv szs
Abraham Neuruan. owner. Abraham Nsuuar,
24TH s'r 14s and $50 West. Murray a 5,u
contractor, 81 24S SN
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
ST. LOUIS CAR COMPANY PLAN
Reorganization to Supply New Capital
Submitted to Creditors.

4 plan for reorganizing the St Louis
Car Company has been formulated and
submitted 70 the creditors for their ap-
proval according 10 dispatches from st.
louis received IN Wall Street yesterday.
Under the plan about $1,000 ,000 OF new
capital IS 10 be put into the company BY
John / Beggs, Moses Shoenberg. David
May, Henry Ittleson and their associates
for which they are 70 receive per cent
cumulative preferred stock, now in the
treasury, at par. The creditors are also
70 receive 7 per cent cumulative preferred
stock in settlement Of their claims. the
amount necessary for this purpose being
$500 Gee
The result Of the arrangement. If car
ried out, viii be 10 discharge al the in
debtedness Of the company. except $1,000
ooe Of bonds and mortgage on the auto
mobile plant Of $4,000, and leave 2 cash
balance OF s4e0, 600 for working capital
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

IA fnts, e. i-.sgsrs to Fred and Maria Bluue; oct
,o-7 S9l1VVl; 81; address. 6e4 East 1850 ST
.rI;sb ISiFH IL. ST &Ss East a5z1oo; Henry Gold
sI 06r0. sidr hesss @ Seeig (mtg sl4.0Ool; OCT 81
LAID ST 9 g ave o-1n,.
WiI61jrn T,,,,.' ; Its It OF 2a ave. 25x1o5;
SlV"; aa-S.i adde's @ sea East 18Th st. O'''-'
gieTo - S;i,;v: 80 East, 25xss s; Frances Rug
oct 81; 800 address, 55e MOTIFS MOTIFS ave. we
Triir35 ~ $ 100 IT OF Morris ave, 5Oxi0e;
RsaIfv %. %. ~ ao = al . American Exchsngs
Io9D ST $. 2464 II e OF rrtntop ave. Is to
Rsipboid 49, 'S; e -Lsresa Avttahite 10 Charles II
fest Is5d 'is S''oop Oct 81: s1O0: address, sos
bero, - - -, Ga East. 25.5x72s George Trem-
ST s,s,S ~ taIla Ia NJ Lewis mtg $40 49, Oct 81;
IBID ST, u 5. 25.3 # " ~ ,,,..+,- ... sss AK
" aS9 30 S2oSin'I Willard ave Or st. $ 100 II
Charles n S,rass. Soxls0; Catherine street %
Warren ST. sVS' 81 Anu'79s' '-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
NOVEMBER 1.

William II Ely % Lewis ErulsU1schs Sloo-
R0ckland Realty Co . SsVsr1n Mag1a: 81. Geo.
Title GUARANTEES and Trust Co % trustees cg
The estate and property OF tns Diocesan CocVaa-
tion % New TCrz: $50 coo.
Eliza c Hafghr % James 6 Wsncz: So geo So
Pythiau Home 10 Titls GUARANTEES and Trus4
Co: 5000
Martha H Beers 70 John H Rezan: sI7.aso
Edward Byrns 70 Sasiie \ Byrne. 81
Richard 5 NeWcnE1be to James DoWd; S.
Christmas Cavinato % Stephen Cavfnaro, 81
Nora a Townsend 70 Luke EcuW Wsnh0vza: sIA-a
coo
BENJAMIN F Jackson . Josie z Ernst 81.
" Irving Van Warr and ano, ssrz to " Krs>2
ing Clark sxrs S12. ESQ
Lawyers Realty Co 70 Maria : Earry. g. nno.
George " Walker to Louis Ioos- 81
BENJAMIN Schneider % Emma Efasssy: SIS ssa4
Edmund Hurley 70 Sigmund Wschssr, 81
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
WILL OFFER FINE PLOT.

fferberr A. Sherman win hold an as
Eignee auction sale on THURSDAY, NoveIn-
ber 2. at the Tesey street saiesroom, Of
property oa WestchssteF avenue al 10Th
street, The Bronx The sale is ordered by
Bayard I. PECK. a. assignee Of the Whit
ney estate. and the property 10 be offered
Is located al the Junction Of Westchester
avenue and 15Sth street. TWO iarge vacant
pIots 70 be sold separately.
The property is suitable for immediate
Improvement, and should gain the atten-
ton of those seeking desira bic vacant piats
Tor improvement IN this section.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL BUYING.

The Central Railroad Company OF New
Jersey mas purchased large tracts Of land
adjoining the right Of way Of The Newark
e New York branch road The deed affects
q tract 80 feet vide by is feer long on the
south side OF the Newark & New York
ROAD, extending from the Morris Canal 70
tAe Hackensack River in Jersey City, and
e strip 50x2,624 feet long extending from
t-ss westerly shore Of the Hackensack
River 70 the easterly shore Of the Passaic
River The sellers were George ". Sgnyth,
Mrs. Joseph .. AcClave and Austen Il.
McGregos.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
We're recorded yesterday at the Rea! Es-
late Exchange, Nos. It and 16 Vesey street:
By Joseph P. Day
1sf AVE 1928 and 1875 V G3 . If r a4 a4t,
s. 376xi89. 8 sty teaEnt and stores. soII 70 Iba
plaintiff Tor $50, 00O: also
l33D ST lii $ s. 800 IT of 7th ave p 8x
"! ltX95ll; . sly tenmt and stores; sad 70
the plaintiff for S2T 0O0; also
ASH 81, $ 300 it Of Syracuse ave. 1aox
l- lqo East Chester; sold Walter Dixon for
By the James L Wells Company
"a NASHINGTON AVE, 1898. . g I23I Il n er
I69th 81 =; TXle6X2o. IXl65 .; | sty clubhouse;
scic u Rudolph DeibeI for 81 SOC; also
WASHINGTON AVE l7aS @ e. - II 8 Of
II4th St -5xs0.7 3 sty teumt seld to the plain
tiff for 5000.
BY Samuel Marx.
165TH ST. 683. s. 735 II " ot Trinity ave,
s.. .tXleei sty teumt: sold TO the plaintiff Tor
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
FINE HOUSES LEASED.

Senator George B Agnew has rented the
house No. 90 East 5sth street, furnished, for
the winter, from Mrs. George J.. Nichols.
!. Hopkins Smith has leased the dwelling
house No. L9 East s1st street from Gerald
Il. Gray.
Emanuel Moses leased his home No. II
East 6tth street, a hve story American
basement dwelling house, 10 c. VI. Grifrith
5. Barton French leased the dwelling
house No. u West 51st street TO ". ..
DeueEre
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
ALLOWS OPTIONS TO EXPIRE
Beekman Had Acted for Unnamed Gil
eat in Cramp & Sons Matter

'haTies X. Beekman, OF tie law firm Of
r illlnin bee1man, Menken & Griscom. Of
No q William street who has been seek
lhs options on tAe stock Of the William
tramp < Sons Ship ana Engine Building
einpany at so share. said yesterday
'I'at circumstance had arisen that made
IL impossible Tor his clients 10 take lp the
SP'iohs, which expired November l. He
~oula nor say for whom he had been act
ihs II the matter or what caused the pro
bosea deal 10 faH through.
II mas been frequently reported that
o"aFles N scnWab MAS behind the move
mem 70 get control OF The Cramp company.
sut t2is Mr. schwab has consistently de,
EIel
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET

MIN III I'm.
EISHIH AFEN UE-E. LowenthaI & Son have
s?id Tor a client No 2442 Eighth avenue a hvs
slory Hathouses with stores on lot 25x7s feet
aaJoinlHg the southeast corner OF I3lsr stree L
lIllIy FEEDER holds title to the property.
18TH STREET-SamueI November has sold "a
\ Ss beriianL 5ai through Rubinger, L4evey & Co
Nos- 81 ana 233 East 18th street. a six story
tenement on plot 40x1O3.3 feet
THE BRONX
UNION ANENUE-W. 5 Baker has resold
Ior l. lsIaeiS the northwest corner OF Union ava-
!lue ana IG2d street plot 50XaO feet 10 th,.
FFeehoid Construction Company tNeyins ~
Fereinan), which Will erect a i've story anal
IiienI mousse, with stores. Mr. Israels ACQUIRED
me property from Samuel Cowen, throuAn the
same broker last week
PAtL4DlNG AFENUE-The Savoy Inlprors-
heht company sold one OF its oue-family' BRICK
houses a. 2lILl street and Bamdinr auanua
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
TO BUILD GREENHOUSE ON ROOF

Plans have been filed for erecting a small
greenhouse on the roof of the five story
and basement dwelling house Of SCHUYLER
Schienelin, on the north side of 21st street.
81 feet west OF Lexington avenue, and for
remodelling the stairs from the top floor
10 the roof, at z cost of $1,000. Clement 3.
Brun is the architect
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
FINDS BUSINESS GOOD IN WEST
Crops Excellent, Says President Brown
Of New York Central Lines

". c. Brown, president Of the. NeU York
Central lines who has just returned home
from Western trip. said yesterday that
I-s LAG never beIore seen crops as good as
---iS year = either IN quantity or quality
He added.
business Is good, although don't think
t-iaL me business men II the West look
forward 10 the near future with entire
confidence. Railroad earnings are nor in
creasing, and here and there thev are de-
cTeaslng from last Years figures We
shall probably buy some equipment for
strictly replacement purpose. from time
10 time but We shall not add 10 our in
Tentorles until We know something aboDt
Nhai we can pay for out OF earnings"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
a $4,000 UPTOWN IFAsr

Henry c. Copeland. formerly president of
the Riverside Bank, has leased tn the
American Purchasing Company, Paul H..
Aagat president, Nos. les and 1G7 West 1o4th
street two five story apartment houses.
with eight stores, on a plot 5Ox1oo feet.
The lease IS for a term of twenty wears
and one month at an aggregate rental of
$ll5,ee net. The leasing company will alter
the property to an apartment hotel
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

w. r, Ntmocks has sold for Henry Han
sen the Westminster Court Anartrent
House, at Beverley Road and E,ast 17th
street, Flatbush. The building covers a
plot 50xlo7 feet and accommodates twenty
three families. The property, No as2 New
York avenue. two story dwelling house.
was given in part payment.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
SPECULATIVE LONG ISLAND DEAL

The Herald Square Holding Company
George Backer and Arnstein &, Levy has
bought from julius Lichtenstein a tract of
800 lots situated on the Merrick Road. near
Rosedale, Long Island. The property is
opposite Laurelton and will be developed
by the new owner.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
SALE OF BROOKLYN LOTS.

Joseph p. Day, al % o'clock noon to-day,
at the Real Estate Exchange saIesroom
Nos. u and It Vesey street, viii hold 4
banlzruptcy Gale for the estate OF B. Ijgbt
& Co, Of four lots on the west side OF Asb-
ford street. s. feet north Of Vienna avenue
Brooklyn Iae plot is I00x100 feet, and
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
BUYER OF 10Th STREET HOUSE

Conrad Cara IS the buyer Of the four
story building No. % East 20th street. sold
recently by the Roosevelt estate through
Giiien q Stryker Adjoining this site Is the
house IN which Colonel Roosevelt was born.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
BUYS STATEN ISLAND PLOT.

@. Tuou a. Co. have sold for the estate
OF Efhe Mcfarland. at Arrochar. Staten
Island twenty-five lots 10 Wilhelm Knauth,
Of Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NANHATTAN.

5TH AVE. 9 s, SIS IT Of 56sh a. runuias
ShEouEh % o6th 3. 2sxl50x x55; FOR stY
Iorts ana store, " u gdon. 719 51h ave-
owneri IroEeridss < Livingston, 90 5ta avs.
6STH ST. 20 anI - West Tor a ) sry br<
garage JoXioo- g a Miller. 81 West 81 81, oVyu-
err u II GTlsOel. .255 BruadTay-. architect S4&-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
LIS PENDENS

10OTH St, 5, 100 n OF Park a.. 2oxfea.IIs
State Bank ast Henry N Meyer - Al fore
closure OF nCsl- attorney. j A k0hn.
SPRING ST. n cor Eliza5ern 81. - Sz2aC
2S.3xS9s Henry " Lichsnstetn szr Annie Davts
foreclosure Of IuCg4s attorney. ( L J0sspkthal-
PARA FE, :, lot 4l6. map uf Village OE
MelrOse South; Payne Estate agt Marie Rup-
prechJ et al flTeclosure OF mtg); attorneys.
Reeves. Todd & Swain
2}5TH st. a 5. lot 53f. map % Georges + q
Henry 3 Optiyke. 25xl24.S: The Bronx: samuel
Keller agt Emma Van Ranss e Al tsoreclOss-s
OF mtgls attorney : EeeIsT
l43D ST No sos West; Picoas < DIVA Cen
structiou 20 ast Giovanni q Maio e al &C.
ton % foreclose mechanics uenl sttoruey, =
Shamr0rh
F'FANKLIN ST. Nos 50 & 90; Hv Ieerbur-
gar asI HENRY + Q Watson, exr (spectdo per
Tormancelf attorneys. Keith & ABBOTT
l4ra ST, Ne 55t East; Gene BrUd=r age
Title Burkadu 80 Al taIu6ECed foreclosure
mtg. attorney, = HeiliageT.
lot SS1. map OF Washiugt1nviIIs. Ths Bronx.
Norris 2 Weboer agt Wm Miller er Al
laTaended foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. z "a
Ryder.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
BAsSETT AVE. y 5. SO 2 ; of sarsroza ave,
2s,xl00i Josie THOMPSON loans FiIipp0 Cspozzol0
s4 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
BROOKLYN HOUSES IN a resoE

three blocks from the elevated STATION at
Linwood street.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
ALTERATIONS.

Items under s.. COO znirtsd-}
IRVING FL-, z 2 cor " 15th st. % 4 and (
sIy dwz- " WaIc0st. IL Irving pl. owner Il
reichnlan. 26 Exchange pl. arch itsct: S. 0oO.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

ST AIMS Az. No $50: United Plurnbsr,F
$50 70. - -'-N'
50 BOULEVARD, Nos 1897 and i3Os; p-sx
sher-Rotuerg Co agr z Levy. Aug Is, 1aia;
BERGEN AVE, 8 whole front hetussn
Gerard and Wssrchester avs IsS I1xTs 1O,-v-S-
Standard Plumbing supply 90 aEt Vr1 N Exaostt
Amusement Co ~ al Nov 1 ls1e- S5fs II
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
OCEAN STEAMERS

% lard on Long Island. Real Estate viii h1on,
Weuld Yea .ilSs 10 own New York C'iiv hniiJ-
ins lot Tor SiOe Write for fun particulars and
free railroad tickets. ", c. REEVES & 60 I24
F. I'D Street. n. Y. City
$50 PER MONTH AND $500 CASH BUYS A
OF Jamaica. three blocks from Fulton 81. price
s.. 90. ALFRED COHEN. % West 4ad 81
Y city; sa9 FuitoR ST., Jamaica. Jamaica Or
doe 0psn SUNDAYS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
uNFuRNIsHEp HOUSES 7
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

10 ROOMS. = BATHS PRIvATE ENTRANCE
and heating plant all convene nccs. garage
for = automobiles rent. So So per month
pply. 1886 Z. I'd 81, near PsrlSvills station OF
culver lire l., y. ID. RANCk REALTY Co.
"a Court ST. Brooklyn. telephOne $3.50 Main
For Sale--N few and family houses; sInal
hrst paymsaL and monthly terms lossr thaa
above relL1A
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

PHILIPsE MANOR on THE HUDSON
one mile unohstructed river frontage: 80 mod
sFh reSidencss near completion. Address
PHILIPSE MANOR Co
Phiipse Manor New YORK
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noGouGH or MANHATTAN.

Si40.O00-Six story modern new elevator apart-
ment house rental. Seo. eco: will net YOU eS
per cent On Investment. J. o Conrad. a07 5th
ava
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BoRoCGH or nRooKLYN-
Y0J DON'T NEED q SERVANT

IN an Easy Housekeeping Home Fenimore
-. between Bedford and Rogers Aves..
X kiyni Stea0; $500 cash and $50 a month.
Houses open day aud evening. Brighton Beach
L PROSPECT Park station. send Tor booklet
REALTY ASSOCIATES, l7e REMsEX IsSdsI; s.. sr-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
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THE BRONX.

A\THO\T AVE. s, solo II OF iSOth 81
-. 5x@3. Oct 81 yrs. Agnes Viggers 10 Mary
Archer; 5000. address. 4l2 West 14Sth ST.
BATHGATE AVE e $ 2so.6 II OF Irving ST.
S0Xl10 7; Oct 81 1910. yrs stephen Mcbride to
Clarence Tucker ct al. trus, % MamaFonsek,
y \ S3s. $40. attorneys. Charles 2 4 William "
Buckley. 141 Broadway.
BURKE AVE, s 9. Ala II OF Bronx ave. 2sx
90 SKIS. 5x5t /; Oct 81; due per bond: Charles
5 McGarry John Gavagan: So 500 address
259 Warren 50, Brooklyn.
JENNINGS ST S g, m, lot 6e6, map section
e. Vyss estate 26x131.s. Oct 81; 3 yrs: Gaetano
berardo 10 Charles i Ha.lock 81. 800. address.
800 East 1sOth St
JEFFERsON PL. 65a. iT.6&s0: duo as per
bend; Katie Schidsr 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust C.. $4,000; address, II8 Broadway.
LOT II 70 10. block B. map Dore Lyon,
Westchester; Oct 81; ) yrs. John Ntmphius TO
james Elgar, ir; 1000: address. 10 Sterling
pi White Plains,
LONGFELLOW AVE. i44T 23xf0O; Oct 81 :
due as per bond; Charles T Schneider and
James J Haggerty 10 Mathilda q Tinker.
81. sou, attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. 1T6 Broadway
MQSHOLU AVE. S. 9144 n q OF Fie!dstone
I'd 75xaT3 3x7a. dx294 <. Oct 26: yrs g per
cent; BENJAMIN Watkins TO Emerson Lat
ting $4,000, address, 81 East 59Ih 50.
MORRIS AVE, e s, 100 II II OF i65th ST. COX
81 g. % n. oct 81: yrs. 5 per cent; Michael
Levine TO Louisa White. sS 900; address.
Mount Vernon. T.
PARK AVE. cor Of is1st st. 2axal Nov
!: yrs, = per cent? $4,000: Samuel Weiss
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

1-s loAoNlHs petitions III bankruptcy
were hiea III tho United States District
Court Yesterday:
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BAs5ETT AVE. y $. $50 2 of sarsrosz ave,
2s,xl00i Josie THOMPSON loans Filippo Csp0zz0l0
81. 600.