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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

BEACH STREET,, +. Citing has sold for
James Il. CTuikshank No. 10 Beach street, be
tween West Broadway and Narick street. on a
plot 81 3xs5x irregular. Mr.. Cruikshank has
taken IL part payment Nos. 164 and 166 South
18th street. Newark. y. J., a three story dwell
ing house, on plot 50x1oo feet.
1l4TH sTREET-Augustus c. Brown has sold
1rent dwelling house, on lot 20xloo.11 feet, fac
ing South Field.
nth STREET-Ernest " Adler has sold for
Anna s. Miller No. 233 East 18th street, six
story tenement house. lot 2SX1O22 feet the
purchaser gives in part payment No - heid
avenue. Brooklyn. a four story tenement mousse
with stores. LOT 2GxS5 feet.
ST-H STREET-George B. Hayes has sold 10
the Levin Construction Company Nos. 81 and 80
plot 40x93. Il fest. between Fifth and Sixth ave
nues.
I91ST STREET.-THE exchange for Nos. 81 ana
30 West Sth street the Levin Construction Com
parly gives 10 MIR. Hayes No. 421 10 435 East
lo1st street. two six story hathouses. on plot
So 2xl0O.Il feet about 242 feet west Of Pleasant
avenue The Sth street parcel figured in the
deal al $50 600 and the latter parcel at S120 600
47TH STRFET-Joseph F. Feist and P. c
FcIhardt have sold the three story dwelling
house No 400 West 18th street on lot 2oNIeo5
feet 70 the Weora Club The buyers VIII make
extensive alterations This property has not
changed hands In thirty years
10TH STREET-Charles H. Wissnann has sold
No. 90 East 10th street TO Henry F. Osborn
THE BRONX
STEBRINS AVENTE-William A. Darling &
Son have sold for Mrs. Matte J. Griffin, OF
Elizabeth. y. J., to Max Marx the plot OF six
lots on the east side Of Stebblns ave, 100 feet
north Of 169th street. 150x13lx irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02

The Trust Company Of America yester-
day took title from the Lands Purchase
Company to the twenty-five story office
building at No. 81 to Is Wall street. The
property is on an irregular plot s9Sxel.s
feet. The amount given was s2o00.oeo.
The directors in the two companies are
practically the same
Charles A. wissmann sold yesterday his
home at No. @ East 10th street TO Henry
Z. Osborn.
Substitute plans have been fled for an
eleven story addition TO the Post Graduate
Hospital, at Second avenue and Goth street
The first set OF plans were flied as an alter
alton, the substitute set as a new building.
Henry Roth, architect. has filed plans for
building an eight story apartment hotel
on the north side Of 12lst street, iI5 feet
west OF Amsterdam avenue The building
will be ilrep7oof. the facade being of brick
With small canopied balconies OF Spanish
Spanish style of architecture. with two
towers 10 be used as studios. The building
&c to have frontage OF 150 feet and depth
of SOIL feet, with accommodations for 100
families, with kitchen and restaurant In
the basement, a library and office opening
the form of q court ornamented with two
iron grill lamps. The Sethlow Realty
Company, Of which Louis Eisenberg is
president, is the owner. The cost is placed
at $50 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02

10TH ST, IS West. sty apt, 1sxsSe; ep q
1903: Edward p Fowler and ano to the Dry pee
Swings Institution; 500 600; address, 341 BoWvry
54TH ST. 420 and 400 East 50x100.5; Lippmen
Schnurnacher and to Eliza Crozier PIKE ana
Mary Jane Smith; $4,000: address. Alp East
54th ST
18TH ST. Ala and 416 East, 294 1t e of lst
ave. 50x1o0.5: May 90 1906 Lppman Schnur-
nacher and TO Eliza Crozier Pike and ano:
S31 900; attorney. Joseph II Mahan, SO PARK
Row.
10TH ST, ~ to 6s East. three sly brk. 25x
200 10; March 8, 1888; the Union Theological
Seminary to Edwin Morgan ct al; SAC. COO; adj
dress. 100 Broadway.
10th ST. s. S3.4 # w OF Amsterdam ave.
sly apt. 41Sx99.11 June %, 1905: Charles
Brendon and ano to William Jay and ano; S4o,-
600; address, As Wall St
164TH ST, $50 West. sly brk, 37.sxff2. 4;
June % 1907 Jennie Seligmann to William De
Forest Haynes and others, heirs of Frederick
Haynes; $4,000; address. "a Thomas st.
BROOK AVE. n cor 169th st, 1o0x33. 5x10ox
BAL; Nov l. 1899: Mary Reardon and Ed
600; attorneys. Morris. Sentell & Mann. 16 Elk
change pl.
CLAY AVE. n @ cor 166th ST. s0x56s 3: Oct
49, 1909: Albert ] Schwarzler to Augusta Morris
de Peyster; 's45 600; attorney. Henry Lewis
Morris. 81 Liberty st.
OLD MACoMB'S DAM RID, W cor 1S1st st.
2lo.5x157. 3x irreg; William C Bergen Louis c
Tiffany; 1900; address. 9Th and 37th st.
PROSPECT AVE. cor both ST. 25x9O;
Coleman Burke and Eliz A his wife, to rector,
,Wardens and Vestrymen of the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION, New York: $4,000; attorney,
Frank b Chedsey, 302 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
POSTAL BANK TRUSTEES
Planning to Get Savings lnstltu-
tiOnS in Operation.

WASHINGTON July 1.-The first meeting
of the board of trustees. consisting OF the
Postmaster General the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the Attorney General, winch
is to have charge Of the organization OF and
supervision over the postal savings BANKS
was held to-day in Postmaster General
Hitchcock's office. The board named
committee of departmental officers to work
out the details of the system and submit
a report to the trustees as soon as possible
This committee viii hold daily meetings,
and another meeting of the trustees VIII
be held in a few days.
1t was said that the board probably
would not be ready to take up the matter
Of designating repositories for some time.
Applications already have been received
from a considerable number OF banks
throughout the country asking that they
be made government repositories for postal
savings funds and from a number of post
masters requesting that their offices be
made postal savings banks. Among the
former are the National Bank of Com
merce, New York; the First National Bank,
Brooklyn; the First National Bank, Of
Kansas City, Mo, and the National Bank
of America, Salina, Kan. At the follow
ing places, among others, the postmasters
have asked to have their offices given the
benefit of the savings bank system: Akron,
Ohio: Galveston, Warren. Ohio; Gardner
and Amesbury, Mass. and Louisville
Lexington. Lancaster, Frankfort. Owens
boro, Danville and Lebanon. KY.
Theodore l. Weed, chief clerk of the
Postoffice Department. was made secretary
of the board of trustees.
The Postmaster General reported to the
board that he had made a request Of all
foreign governments having postal saw
ings systems for samples OF their printed
forms and record blanks and copies Of their
regulations and instructions.
The committee to work out the details
of the system was named as follows: H. H.
Thompson, superintendent of the division
Of finance, chairman, Bayard Wyman, SUI
perintendent division postmasters' appoint
ments; Basil Miles, superintendent division
foreign mails; James B. Cook, chief division
of inspection; L. H Fullaway, assistant
superintendent division of finance; G. G.
Thomson superintendent division of sup
plies, and George G. Kimball, postoff1ce
inspector.
All of the committee are connected with
the Postof1ce Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
LIS PENDENS.

18TH ST, 314 East: Isdore Jackson agt Sinbn
Uhlfelder ct al foreclosure OF transfer of tax
LEM; attorney, A Stern
SAITH 81. S. 264.S IT of Columbus ave.
39x102.2: Frank Y Petit agt Alice Petit
ct al faction TO declare will void. etc); attor-
ney, J 2 Per6ue.
GREENWICH ST. 800. and BEACH ST. 81
and 80: George H Van Keuren ct al agt James
H Van Keuren ct al (parttion); attorney, A J
Fowler.
PATH ST. $, 300 # of Amsterdam ave,
1O0x1G011: Solomon Jacobs agt Try Goodman
ct al foreclosure of MTG; attorney Hellinger
LOT 331. map Of WashingtonvilIe. The Bronx:
Morris Weber. trustee, etc. agt William d
Ryder
FRANKLIN AVE. s, AZ # Of 10th ST.
16. 10xl00 Adelia Jenkins agt Annie Garner ct
al foreclosure of mtg); attorney C H Stoddari
sTH ST, n S, 1926 IT of LIST ave. 81. 6xl10
Leah Cohn agt Barnet Lerner foreclosure Of
mtg; attorney, A Howell.
ST PAUBS PL. n W cor Washington ave.
100 sx65.3: Herman NJ Hess ct al agt David
Schiller foreclosure Of MTG; attorney. n A
Howell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
MAY CUT PRICES ON STEEL
Reported That Independents Plan to
Help the Market Along.

Reports were current yesterday that a
meeting of steel manufacturers would be
held soon to discuss the present unsatis-
factory condition of the industry and de-
tsrmine whether or not it might be adj
vtsable to lower prices in order to stimu-
late the demand. AS ex-Judge Gary, chair
man OF the board of the United States
Steel Corporation, went abroad on Wednes-
dag, and President Corey is in Europe, it is
regarded as improbable that the Steel Cor
poration will be represented liz the report
ed conference, if it is to be held in the
near future. but it is said that some OF
the large independents may participate in
it.
Judge Gary in an interview just be-
fore sailing. gave it as his opinion that
there was not likely to be much further
reaction from the present price level in
the steel business, and that turn for the
better might be expected as soon as the
prospect OF good crops became a prac-
teal certainty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
I'M THE AUCTION MARKET.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos Il
and Is Eesey street, resulted as follows:
By Joseph 2. Day.
JAMES ST. g. " s. 54.T Fl Of Oak ST, %. TX
1O0x23 lxlOO3. 3 sly brk tenInt and stores 10
David Ziesler for So, CO.,
OLIVER ST. V e. as fl Of Madison St 55x
90 s-25 1x9S II: to Pietro Caporale for S24Ooo.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. e41 TO 651. on map 643
10 G4a W s 2027 Il n Of 14Ist ST 16Ix11S-6x
l6Jxl46.5, / and sty brk and frame garage; 10
Charles T Bsuerdirf for S9S, 100
BY Daniel Greenwald.
9Th AVE. $50. e cor OF seth 50. 25-5x1oo. 8
rry brk Office ana store bldg; adjourned 10
July Is.
sTE AVE. 49, s. 255 It Of 46th ST. 25x
200; adjourned TO July 10.
18th ST 2s7 West. n s, 100 e e of 6th ave.
s5x100.5: Sherif5's sale; adjourned 20 July 10
BY Herbert A Sherman.
10TH ST Jos West. E. 100 # W OF Colurr1-
bus ave, 25x1o0-11, sty brk tenmt ana stores:
al right. title ana interest which FTonla Realty
&C had. 70 the plaintiff for 81.
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RECORDED LEASES.
0Y;th name and address Of lessee)
JULY J.
MANHATTAN


BROADWAY, cor 69th ST. IlSxl6l- s. 90 MARY lar
10 mos from July !. 1910; taxes. etc: S50'oOo;
address, IG3 Park Pow
BOwERY. S21: south store; Henrietta "
prury CT al 10 Morris LedeTTnan; from aug l.
1910. 10 Nay ]. 1913; S54c; address. 25l BoweEy-
HOUSTON ST. 500 East: Ferdinand ETese 70
O5erIneyer & Liebnan-: yrs from Aug l. 1SlO'
g. zoo: address. 20 Bremen 81. brooklyn
KING ST, - and Il East; store; Henry !
Goodrich 70 Peter Ricca: 3 WIS <ro-Is May i,
1910: $40: address. IL King ST.
LENOx AVE. 592 and 594. cor 1soth st;
corner store: Noses HocEstsr 20 David sam
mon: rs 31z mos from June -, 1910 S1,62O
10 81 500: address, 5e4 Lenox ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 16S 70 w;
FIST floor: Ludwig & &C 70 Herman Meyers et
Ell: 2 yrs from June :. 1910. SI.e00 and SLIGO;
address les Southern Boulevard.
WATER ST, G32-1 10 636; stoop floor. etc;
Ptrcus Lowenfeld ana 10 Jennie Faskcwitz;
/. yrs from Aug 10. 1910; $3.50 and 5000; ad-
dress c36 Water St
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. 1881: 8 sty frame
bldg; Joha Elel-an 20 John Braun: 3 yrs
from June !. 1910. 5000: address. 1881 White
Plains road
18TH AVE. :. extends from ISo+h to 13ist
at Hattie c Chase and eno to William Shee-
hGl: is Yrs from May ], -el7; lakes and 5000;
address. 18th ave AID 1Slst st.
9TH ST, 800 East. cor lewis st; store and
bsEefnet; Julius Miller TO Julius William Klein
rs f-osG Jsiiy i, l9lc: $500; address, $50 East
<th 81
18TH ST, s S. coo It W Of 10th ave. look
half 5lccz: Amer i Mills 10 the Metropolitan
Iron and Steel &c. a corporation; 10 yrs mos
frc.h Feb /. 1910: $500: address. $50 West
Ia 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
WOULD STOP ELEVATED ROAD.

The Interborough Rapid Transit Com
pany. Manhattan Railway Company ana
the New York Elevated Railroad Company
fled their answers yesterday to a SUIT
brought against them IN the United States
Circuit Court by Edward F.. George h
and Arthur T. Cate for $500 for alleged
damages to their property at No SVS IhiFo
avenue. There was general denlaI OF
responsibility for any damage the COM
nIainants NAV have suffered IN addition
70 the demand for damages the Cateses
have asked for an injunction restraining
the defendants from operating the elevated
trains in front of their property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
CoUDREY IN INSURANCE CASE
Congressman Said to Have Received
$4,000 Without Investment.

by Telegraph to The Tribune.I
st. Louis, July Circuit Court Judge
Withrow made permanent here yesterday
the temporary injunction existing over the
Continental Assurance Company. Matt G.
Reynolds, temporary receiver. will remain
in charge. The court appointed Excise
Commissioner Henry S. Caulfeld referee to
hear testimony.
Selden P Spencer, representing Harry B.
Gardner, fiscal agent and secretary OF the
Continental, declared the company solvent
Counsel for President Walter J. Miller of
the Continental, supporting the receivership,
held Gardner had not put a dollar into the
Continental, but mad drawn $4,000 in COM
missions for disposing of its stock, in ad-
dition to 1000 shares Of stock each for him
self and wife. He also declared Congress
man Harry NJ. Godfrey, who resigned as
president of the company, had received
$4,000 without Investing a dollar in the COM
pany.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
Interest 8 per cent unless otherwise stated.
lilly
MANHATTAN

MAMMALIAN.
AMSTERDAM 5 AVE, % {, OF zen a,,, St:
CONSTRUCTION Co 10 William Jay, trustee; SS5,-
OG0: address. As Wall st.
BROADWAY. a cor 149th st, 80 llx16o:
July /: 8 yrs: Elias Gussaror Realty and Con-
struction Co TO Greenwich Savings Bank: $780,
600; address, 24e 9Th ave.
CHAMBERS ST. les, 8 sty bus bldg. 8 cor
Greenwich ST, 50.ex19.Sx irreg; Greenwich st,
3Ol s. : sty bus bldg. J0x irreg; Chambers ct.
l04 to les sty bus bldg. 44xT5x trreg; Cham
bers st, 1e5, sty bus bldg 25x75S Green yich st,
500 TO 3o7, sty bus bldg. W cor Chambers st.
runs 10Ix n Tx BOX 1.3x $50 TO Green
witch st x 1910 TO beg; p m: June 80: 8 yrs.
interest e per bond Chambers Greenwich Street
Co 10 Farmers Loan and Trust Co; $li5, 900;
address, % william 81.
LAWRENCE ST. n s. at 127th st. runs
along Lawrence ST. SO 2x46.4x ilreg 10 beg:
June 80; due. etc, as per bond; LariIner a Cush-
man 10 Greenwich savings Bank; $50, 90; ad-
dress 246 9th ave.
LEWIS ST, l3S. sly brk. Houston
ST. 6sx25 (prior mtg 50: June 80; Z yrs: Pincus
I3enenson 10 Isaac Fry and ano: SOS O0o: attor-
news Horowitz & Wiener. 346 Broadway.
PARK AVE. 1o1. sty brk. n cor 10th ST,
runs 23Ox 8S.9x 100 3se TO S 5 41st
ST = c 100 10 avenue 1915 20 beg; , m; June
so; yrs: Benjamin L II Bates 10 Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust CO: $3.50 900: address.
40 Broadway.
wILLETT ST. q 2h sty brk. 1850 (prior mtg
-: July l. yrs, per cent: Harry II Quicker
stein Beokiua1 st
4TH AVE. se4. sty brk. 9oIx7s.II; June %:
VI AZ per cent: Marie L Masemann OF al to
Bowe.y Savings Bank: $4,000; address, 12s
Dowery.
mtg s16s. COO: June 80; due. etc. per bond;
500 Fifth Avenue co to Charlotte Weatherley;
500 600; address. sos 9Th ave.
3D. ST, 1874 and 1eo East. sty tenmt. Ask
cent; Solomon Phillips 10 Isaac Dreyer; $40 00o;
address. ia NASSAU Ct
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RECORDED TRANSFERS..
(W1th ne.i1s and address OF pun
JULY !
MANHATTAN

CHAMBERS ST. les. cor Greenwich st.
so SKIS sx Ir-eg. Ety business; Greenwich 81.
BOZ. s. 20 II Of Chambers ST. runs 5Ox
j . 20 20 Chambers 81 30E SIX W
rs 20 Greenwich st \ 20 70 beginning. sty
business: Chambers ST, {. S4x15X irreg; above
rec parcels known 165 TO les Chambers
~ and 2s9 and sol Greenwich 81. sty bust
ness; Chambers 81 1G5. 25X75, sty business;
Csreeslwicl St SOB 70 3o7. cor Chambers
~ Jo5x71 az trreg g sly business; William Y
Nartsn cxr end trss. 10 Chambers Greenwich
Ffrset Co g corporation: June 80; $3.50. 900:
address 807 Greenwich ST.
EDGECoERg AVE. JOB. 40s.4 # Of I45th
a.. leexse0; sly dwlg: Theodore Gras-
muck to KATE Reilly (lntg $1,000; June so:
s1O9. address, PA Edgeconbe ave.
LEXINGTON AVE, 57I1. c cor ioTth st.
II 7xs5: s sry brI1. FORECLOSURE June . 1910:
TesnFaT.lin Tisia ref. TO Jle Society foE the
rs.tief Of POOR Widows with Small Children.
q corporation. J1iy !: sl9,250i address. Room
g. so Bros dwa--
MADISON AVE, 1922. ~ cor 1O5th ST. I1-2
20: 3 sly brk: Augusta BrfetEer TO Abraham
Tst.st..staip two-ihlrd parts. and Max Rubin
-nx-rFtrs part taz:g $4,000 Juae 50: 500;
e66resa IS West GSth 81.
psE+ AVE. a " cor 10th ST. 2S0x9S. 9x
trr..ss partition: May 10. 1910; James z Nc
yaorai6 ref % Ben 5anin ! II Bates: June so;
a. T9e 800: address. liz Park ave.
nr4NTo1S Ct. Is z5r1oo: sty BIZ: Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
MAY ACQUIRE THREE ROADS
New Haven Authorized to Buy It's Own
Leased Lines.
by Telegraph to The Tribune.

iBy 1eiegFaph 10 Inc Arloule-I
Boston, July 1.-The New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company was
authorized to-day by the Railroad Commits
sioners to acquire three new railroads in
Massachusetts,, and at the same time the
board approved of the purchase of a con-
trolling interest in the Berkshire Street
Railway Company by the same corporation
The first matter came as a surprise, since
the three steam roads which the big COM
pany has been authorized to purchase long
have been leased by it and run as part of
its system. Altogether there are about
one hundred miles of road involved. more
than seventy-five miles of which are west
OF the Connecticut River. The roads ac-
quired are the Rhode Island & Massachu-
sets, the New Haven & Northampton and
the Berkshire Railroad.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
JULY l.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY. n W cor 164th st. 1O0x125; April
%. 1909; Falcon Realty Co to Joseph Hamer-
schlag; $50 07s SO: address. 35 Nassau ST.
BARCLAY ST. 81. 8 sly brk, 25.1x1o1 OF (;
Pearl st. 315. 5 sly brk. 90 2x1O22: Pearl ST 2I5.
9 sty brk, 299x127.7: Feb 26. 1909 Maude Wolfe
Cameron to W Irving Clarke; SIS, 600; address,
so William ST.
BROADWAY, n e cor 145th St 8 sly brk. 80 II
x126; March 81, 1907: John " Right TO Sound
Realty Co; $4,000: address. 12s Broadway.
BROADWAY n W cor 164th st. 10Ox125; June
g. 1909; George Daily and John Carlson to the
United States Life Insurance Co; S69,350; ad-
dress, 273 Broadway.
BROADWAY. cor 10Th ST. '25x10O: June
"a 1910; George Daily and others to Joseph
Hamerschlag s45,571 Al; address, So Nassau st.
BROADWAY. 1873. sly brk (the Pope Build
i0o.5x 25x n % OK SO: April II, 1905: Man
haitian Island Corporation to Frederic Kernochan
and ano: SITE. 900: address. II Pine st.
BROADWAY. 3016, n 164th st; 25x
100; June 8, 1909; George Daily and ano TO
United States Life Insurance Co; $4,000;
address. 273 Broadway.
BROADWAY. 1871. sly brl. cor 55th
st; %. 2x60x irreg; June %, 1905; Althea Rudd
ward 10 Greenwich Savings Bank; $4,000;
address. 246 9th
LENOX AVE. 31O-316. sty brk cor
12eth st; s5x9911; April 10 1906; Louis stras-
burger to Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank;
SI20 900: address. 81 Chambers st.
MADISON AVE. e 8, 10Ox49,4; June 49, 1904 :;
Howard Mott Potter and ano 70 Ronald II
Theological Seminary. 125x2o0.10; April 20,
1881; Union Theological Seminary TO Edwin
D Morgan Ell al; $4,000: address. leo Broadway
PARK AVE. 50. 4 sty brk, I99xSO; July o,
1907; ] Lyons Building and Operating Co
to Lawyers Mortgage Co; $4,000: address 50
Liberty
STANTON ST. 2s4, @ sty brk 62x45: June
IA. 1905; Bene Posner to Leopold Mayer:
SIS. 600: address, 80 Sd ave.
WEST END AVE, So, sty brk, 17x72:
June % 1902: Edward Miehlng and ano to
Broadway Savings Institute; $4,000; address. s
Park place.
7TH AVEp 24e1 t G cor l43d st. 6 sty brk
~ 1Ix100; March 49, 1905; the Fleischmann
Realty and Construction Co 10 the Dry Dock
Savings Institution; $4,000: address. 34l Bow
cry.
sTH AVE. 26l, cor 21st st. 10ox1JO.5x In
reg; Feb 8. 1903: the Raymore Realty Co 10
Charles Lane; S57. e22 %: address. 32-3S Fulton
ST.
sTR AVE. 2374, sly brk n cor 127th st
25x1G0 Feb II, 1905: Frank Joseph Goldsol
formerly known Joseph Frank Goldsolu 10
Hudson Mortgage Co: $4,000: address. 1875
Broadway.
18TH ST. 40 West. sty brk. 5ox92; NAV .
1905; Isaac Liberman and ano to the Mutual Life
Insurance Co of New York; $4,000: address, so
Cedar st,
S1ST ST. PCS West. sty brk, 2Oxss o; AprIl
/. 1864; Wiamiuine Maria Van Oordt TO VIII
iamiuiHe n Reusch $3.50. attorneys Conn q
herman $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
COTTON CURTAILMENT IN SOUTH
Many Mills Close for at Least a.
Month

Spartansburg, S. c., July 1.-The great
curtailmept movement among the mills of
the Piedmont section began to-day. Mills
in North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia will remain closed until July Il
Out Of three million spindles two and
three-quarter millions have joined in the
curtailment which will include at least a
month IN all during the summer. The
movement means a cutting off OF from one
million to two million pieces of cloth, or
one-twelfth Of the output.
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ALTERATIONS.

BROADWAY. W cor 9th st: to a > ystv brk
store Arrheim, premises. owner; l. A
Cramer, 56 Liberty st, architect; $4,000.
THE BRONX
FREEMAN ST, cor Hoe ave; 5 sty brl<
tennt. 43.6xS2; The Freeman and Hoe Street
Realty Co. Lillian NJ DauZegar, 80 West Dist
st, secretary. owners: Charles B Meyers, l
Union So, architect; cost. 100000.
BRIGGS AVE, w s. 1907 TT of 196tA st;
FIVE sly bkr dwgs 20 and 36x20; Nathan B
Levin Co, Nathan Levin, 1910 Webster ave,
president, owners: John + Kirby 4S1 9TH ave,
architect; cost, $4,000
18TH ST, s. 100 # of WILLOW ave;
sly brlk factory. 50X100; Frederick Schuer,
135th st and Willow ave, owner; Edward l.
Middleton, 1855 Briggs ave, architect cost
SO, 600
1SSTH ST, Il s. so # e of Belmont ave; I
sty frame shed, 25x2T; Pietro Cuscuolo, on
premises, owner; NJ w Del Gaudio. fremont
and Webster ayes architect; cost. $500.
FREEMAN ST, n cor Longfellow ave: 5
st brk tenmt. SS.10x4S.2; ZingaIes Construc-
ton Co. G. Zingales. 319 East forth St presi-
dent owners: Robert Z La Vele. 1894 South
ern Boulevard. architect; cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY 1.

JULY l.
ID AVE, S. 77.5 # of 18th ST. rs 0x
100; American Radiator Co agt Polish Ma
tional Alliance. owner; Emil Franklin Co, con-
tractor; S193 81.
44TH ST, 535 West; John Cal1an agt An
gelne Blossom, owner and contractor; S2,1SS
HEATH AVE. g % # S of 23Oth ST. 125x
90; George H Muller agt Metzler Building and
Construction Co. owner and contractor;
S445 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY l

nth ST. s. 234 IT W of Amsterdam ave;
Borough Cut Stone Co agt Samuel D Davis
ct al March g. 1910 (vacated); $3.50.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE- n cor 1s0th
st; Thomas & Belts Co agt Dacorn Realty
Co; Jan II. 1910; $685. OF.
ROBBINS. AVE. Gas and $50; Cornfeld &
Ealperin agt Promo Realty Co ct al; June 10,
1910: s215.
18TH ST, n s. 125 # of Broadway; Abra-
ham E Bookman eft al agt One Hundred and
Fifty-seventh Street Realty Co ct al; June "a,
1910; S94S 95.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
BORDEN SEWERS CONTRACT
No Longer Connected with Bliss. Fab
yam & Co-Partnership with Sons.
by telegraph 70 The T

by Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Fall River. Mass. July 1.-The American
Printing Company, of this city. to-day sew
cred its contract with the commission house
of Bliss. Fabyan & Co.. of New York. Bos-
ton and Chicago. The principal offices are
in New York. This means much in the
trade.
NJ. c. D. Borden, owner OF the American
Printing Company. and his two sons have
formed a co-partnership and will open Of
fees in Worth street, New York.