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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-05-20

We carry in stock a full line of
Printers Ink Jhnson's job inks.
We can sell them to you lower
than you can buy from New York
in small quantities and pay freight
or express. II
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-05-20
Fifteenth Psalm

* Jehovah. who shall sojourn
- in thy tabernaclef
Who shall dwell in thy holy hill
2 He that walketh uprightly. and
worketh righteousness.
And spcaketh truth in his heart
3 He that slandcreth not with
his tongue,
Nor doeth evil to his friend.
Nor taketh up a reproaen
against his neighbor;
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-05-20
DELTA DoINds

Route 2, Hotchkiss.
Arthur Richardson was a Delta
visitor Tuesday from Paonia.
r. W. Curtis, realty dealer at Ced-
aredge, was Delta visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. VIII Wood OF Paonia came
down Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. H. C. Getty.
Quite lot of water is now COM
ing into the North Delta canal from
the Gunnison river.
Excavation is in progress for the
new $4,000 NJ. E. church at Fifth and
Aeeker streets.
A fair amount OF building is no.
tieeable over the country and most
all OF substantial character.
Delta, always lively. has appeared
more so than usual this week, be-
cause OF the many visitors and so
much going on.
The Western Slope is having more
perfect days this spring than usual,
and more, no doubt, than many less
favored sections. But then it must
b remembered that the Western
Slope is q perfect country.
Aphis are more plentiful this spring
than ever before. and are attacking
plant life savagely. Especially are
they reported to be thick OIL the
peach trees and are hard to over
come by spraying.
Crop prospects are much farther
I'm advance than at this period last
season. Many OF the field crops are
not only up, but are being regularly
cultivated, and are showing green
and strong from the public high
ways.
Hon. Merle ID. Vincent. Geo. o.
Blake and Chester Cooper were ia
miliar faces among the crowd that
came down from Paonia Tuesday.
The water to be supplied by the
very acceptable to the Uncompahgre
valley lands this summer. By the
time set for It to be turned in, July
1st, there IL every indication that 1t
VIII be needed.
Mrs. Hetty F. Rist died at the
home Of her son, s. B. Rist Of Austin.
Wednesday at the age Of 90.
Mn. Elizabeth Bancroft, aged So
years, died at her home here, Tues
day morning from cancer OF the
liver.
School closed at Cedaredge Mon
day. There was ice cream and a
happy lot of pupils were fed on all
kinds of sweets and turned loose to
enjoy their vacation.
Excavation is now under way for
the foundation of the big Fairlamb
business block, next to the building
now occupied by the Delta Trading
Co. The building VIII be 80 feet front
by 125 feet deep. two stories high.
From the Delta County Tribune
E. j. Mathews of Paonia was con-
ferring with local fruit men here
Monday.
County Clerk Gibbs visited in Pao-
MIA Sunday, and was on the lookout
for . peach.
n. j. Sanborn OF Des Moines, Iowa,
was here this week looking after his
property interests.
Charlie Blumberg came up from
Roubideau lost Saturday on bust
nees. He reports his section Of the
county prosperous.
Early Monday morning Adam Wis
hart donned the official star a. chief
Of police and II now the ofiicial head
Of the department. Mr.. wishart has
made an efficient under sheriff and
those people who thought he would
make an excellent ciry marshal are
not going to be disappointed.
Mr.. J. ". Gibson arrived from
Fort Collins today to join her hus-
band at their ranch on Redlands
mesa. where they win permanently
reside.
W.. H. Garvin this, week began the
construction Of . new home on his
Garnet mesa lots-on the bungalo
order-which win contain Eve rooms
and hath
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-05-20
County Officials

Clerk and Recorder, II. X Gibbs.
Treasurer, n. J. Bradley
Sheriff, /. II. Williams
Assessor, s. L. cockrehnm
Judge, q. II. Stewart
Supt. OF schools, Mildred Anderson
Surveyor, Geo. C. vickery
Coroner, DR.. c. II. BurRin
Attorney, George stephens
CommIssioner 3rd Dist, A. l.. RobeYts
Com missioner 2nd Dist, w. 4; Steele
Commissloner st Dist, Geo. Wilson
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-05-20
State Officials

Governor. Hon. John +. Shafroth
State Supt. of Public Instruction.
Katherine NJ. Cook
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-05-20

From the Hotchkiss Herald
Miss Ethel Carter. OF Paonia, was
a visitor in Hotchkiss last Saturday.
J. p. Cuddy and family went to
Ouray Tuesday to run a moving
picture show.
Commissioner A. l.. Roberts and
Mrs. Robtrts were here in attend
ance at the meeting Tuesday night.
The ten ycar old son OF Herb Dou-
glass was kicked in the face by n
horse last Tuesday night and is un-
der the care of DIR. Bast. His face Is
cut pretty badly but he is getting
along nicely.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-05-20
HOTCHKlSS HAPPENINGS

From the North Fork Times
Ed Ballard and wife, Of Paonia,
spent Sunday with H. A. Klingen-
smith and wife.
Mrs. Harry johnson returned from
Denver this week very much i'm
proved in health.
Sheriff Williams this week ap-
pointed william Truesdale deputy
sheriff for the Hotchkiss district.
This is a good appointment.
Word was received here this morn
ing that Avery Allen, who recently
went to California for his health, is
dead and his funeral will be held to-
morrow.
Mrs. II. A. Helgeson was thrown
from a wagon last Saturday when
their team ran away, and badly
hurt and bruised. She IL getting
along as well as could be expected.
H. d. Buchenau, OF Denver, re-
turned home Saturday after doing
a weeks work on his FFuitland mesa
ranch. He IL connected with the
Colorado National Bank of Denver.
Dan Braunon went to Denver
Thursday morning to see the air
ships. Dan says he has not been out
OF the valley for IA years and he
wants to see what Is going on.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-05-20
DIRECTORY
Town Officials

Mayor Clarence Nelson
Recorder, j. II. Hill
Treasurer, j. III. Hill
Electrician, w. II. Jewell
Marshal, j. II. Hill
Water Com mmissioner, j. ii. Hin
Trustees C. c. Hawkins, A. j. Casteti. Z.
f. Hufty, W. II. Baker, II. A. Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
LEASES IN CENTRAL ZONES
New Tenants Found for Modern Lofts
and ApaTtment House Suites

Albert i. Ashforth has leased the eighth
loft at Nos. sc and IS West 37th street,
known as the Bah Building. TO Allyn &
Bacon, for Il term of years. s. Osgood Pell
& 90. represented the owner.
The Cross & Brown Company reports
leasing space in the Centurion Building,
Mon Rebate Company, Vargas Cradle Com
pany, Haney. Kuttner ~ Raab, Standard
Manufacturing Company, National Adver-
Using and Sales Company, American Enam-
elled Brick and Tile Company, and Carter
Black & Ayers.
Tease & Gilman have leased TO Mrs
Macmillan FleiSChmann an apartment in
the Verona, at the southeast corner of Mad
iSon avenue and Gath street: also, in con-
junction with Harris IL Vaughn, to DR..
Richard Derby, duplex suite in the CO.
operative apartment house, al Nc. 925 Park
avenue. corner Of Seth street; also, in the
same house, q duplex apartment to John
z. MCGOWAN, whose present home is at No
j. East Goth street; and an apartment IN
the Mayfair, at No 449 Park avenue, cor
ner of 18th street, TO J. p. Williams. Vice
president of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company.
The same brokers have also leased a du-
nleX suite IN the cooperative apartment
house, No. sol Lexington avenue. corner OF
67th street, TO Mrs. ". G.. Park, and in the
son, Mrs Parks son-ln-laT, and Craig Col
gate
Harry J. Cohen has made the following
long-term leases: The tenth loft in No lis
30 IA West I'D street. for Max Solomon to
Michael y. Arida: the fourth loft in Nos
15s and Isl Fifth avenue. for SeaFles Bah
litt and the Bradish Johnson estate to AL
bert L. Burgesser * Co, and the ninth loft
Building and Engineering Company to CO.
hen, MorrisSy &: Matthews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

c5xIOo; Oct IL; 1 VI: 6 per cent: Max Weiss to
Julius Reich: $780, address. IFS 18th st.
MATILDA ST. s. 20 It Of %iath st. .a SoH
Matilda Really and Construction Co 10 Msgda-
lena SiemOn; $500; address. 1916 Marion ave
PLEASANT AVE, " s. part of lot 81 map CT
Oiinville 27.6xi00x27. 1x1OO; July .; VI. per
cent; Belle J Pendergast 10 GertAbds NJ Rstzer;
S525: address, 2i9 Harrison ST. Passaic. J..
47TH ST. $. 249.6 # " OF st AIMS ave- Tx
100; Oct -: Yrs: Maly Male Orenstein 20
American Mortgage Co; $4,000: address. II Mas
sau 81.
100: p M Oct "a due April -. 1911: per cent:
Frederick r Kasselman to Joseph Frankenthalsr;
81 0O0; address. 1915 Marion ave.
18TH ST, n s. - II OF Clinton ave. 30
Harriet Nj Kimmel: $4,000; attorneys. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. leo broadway
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg $4,000; OCT
"a; due Nov I. 1912: per cent; same to saIne'
$500; address, same as above.
10TH ST, s. SIS fl Of Clinton ave;
lots. each 30.sx90 & mtgs, each $1,000; oct
p; yrs; same to same; $4,000; attorney, same
as above
SAND PROPERTY: 2 mtgs each $4,000 q
prior Intgs, each $1,000; Oct "a due Nov j,
1912; 6 per cent: same 10 Abraham Etsenstein'
$1,000; address, 70S Quincy ST, Brooklyn
10TH ST. 8. 119 II OF Clinton ave. so9x
30; Oct -; 3 yrs, per cent; sams to Harriet
NJ Kimmel: $1,000.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg $4,000; Oct
II: . yrs per cent; same to Abraham Essen
stein; $500; address. 7OS Quincy st, Brooklyn
1s4TH ST. s. 1911 fl OF Fordham Road.
runs SIX 5S-4x W Xix s 2. tx W As to st 5
to William r Wilder trus. of Stratford. Conn;
attorney. William NJ Patterson. 45 Cedar St
GOTH ST, Sd st: White Plains Road,
W g. so II n OF 9th ave. 2JxfO5; 216th st,
1910: per cent; John OBrten to Bronx Borough
Bank: address, 440 fremont ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
HUDSON STREET PLOT SOLD
One or Two Business Buildings
To Be Erected on Site.

An Interesting sale in the Greenwich Viii
lage section was reported yesterday. James
II. Cruikshank resold the property at No.
J03 10 5G7 Hudson street, adjoining the
corner site at Christopher street. Mr.. Cruik-
shank bought the parcel which is now oc-
cupied by old buildings, on Il plot 70x10o
feet, from the Hudson & Manhattan Rail-
road Company, through Horace L. Ely &
Co, on October I.
The purchaser OF the property is the
Greenwich Investing Company, which will
erect on the plot either one 70-foot or two
S5- foot fireproof mercantile buildings, which
will be ready for occupancy in the late
spring of 1911. The buying company has
now under way six other mercantile build
ings in this section, all on land bought from
Mr.. Cruikshank.
The site which Mr. Cruikshank sold yes
terday is part of the block bounded by
Greenwich, Hudson, Christopher and West
10th streets, which purchased by the
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
some years ago as a terminal for It's Nor
ton street tunnel. When the tunnel com
pany decided to extend its route TO the big
dryEoods centres and railroad stations 1t
abandoned its plans for improving the Hud-
son street block. The tunnel company tOtaI
purchases in this block amounted to about
2e Gee square feet. Several months ago the
company authorized Horace 5. Ely q co.
to dispose OF the property. There being no
visible market for it as a whole 1t decided
to sell Ii in smaller parcels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Chandler Smith. trus. to Alva 7 Belmont ct al,
trus; s.. 500
Marcus Loew to Loews Consolidated Enter
Jacob NJ schoenteld to Abraham J Dworsky;
S10O
Amelia Smith 70 Emma L smith: $1,000
$4,000
a santaella s co to Antonio santaello; 81.
New Jersey little Guarantee and Trust Co.
trus, to Lathrop Colgate; $1,000
William Bergen TO ClatrvilIs r Benedict.
gdn: 50. OO0
David Jacobs 10 Samuel Gotthslf: 500
Harriet NJ kmnel 10 Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co; assts: 500.
Same 10 Antoinette Dudensing: 81. 900.
George Buckbee 70 William r Sanders; 500.
Carrie = Friedman 20 Alice " Eaton: $3.50 81.
Tommasina Pernetti TO Biagio Peruetti:
sssts: 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Frederic Kernochan
and ano, commissioner; 1 assts. each $4,000.
total. S54, COO
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 10 Law
yers Mortgae Co; asstS each $4,000; total.
same TO same: assts: total. $4,000.
. American Mortgage Co 20 New York Trust CO.
Elizabeth X Bowling to Katharine Hunt
Mary Ryan TO Timothy Harrington; $500
benjamin BenensOn 10 Frederick Lese; 500
Alexander Singer 10 Louis NJ Friedman; s1Oo
George y Buckbes to Charles BrusieS sIVu
Idcne u DeuisOn and ano. trus. TO Title Guar-
antee and Trust co: sos. 600.
Nathaniel Valentine. exr. 20 elizabeth A
Clark: $1,000. -
Joseph Marmorstein % City Equity Co: $3.50
Abraham Brown to Isaac r Schorsch: 81.
William T lawson. indiv and as exr to Ed
Richard W Friedman. exr. to Carrie strodei;
city Real Estate Co to William Schmidt: So
500.
6 Clark: 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
BIRDS HOPELESSLY MIXED
Big Job for Keeper After Central
Park Cages Are Painted.

You can see for yourself that it's not
only the birds Of a feather that viii flock to
gefher,' said Donald Burns, the birdkeeper
Of the Central Park menagerie, yesterday
as he surveyed hts feathered charges all
17opelessly mixed UP in two or three cages
lecaus the painters had begun TO give the
house a new coat Of paint. Crows hoped
around with the canaries and the rare birds
81 the East discarded all class pretensions
and sang beside some domestic bird OF the
submerged tenth variety
Donald: oh, Donald.' shouted Castro,
the parrot. which. according 20 Burns, can
rpeak four languages. What's the mat
Ter? Mats the natter
But 81 was matter enough for Castro
which had TO be put IN q small cage With
Dick, that philosopher among the park par
rots Dick IS hundred years old. and Is
the most oigniied parrot in the collection.
How are you feeling now. Dick?" asked
Burns when he had placed him in the cage
with Castro.
''Oh, so, so, SO. So
Yes. and you'll all feel so. 50 before
his painting is finished" said Burns.
During the transferring Of the birds from
one cage TO another the keeper was pecked
on the face and hands half dozen times
and one OF the Surnatran macaws inflicted
q uajnful cut on one of the keepers fingers
Wen get all Of them back whore they
belong when the painting is done" said
Burns. but IL VIII be a job 10 sort them
OFT again"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
TRADING IN BROOKLYN ZONES.

Burrill Brothers have leased the fur
nished house No. 594 ID street Brooklyn,
for Mrs. Lille Busche 20 Max Schultze, of
Locust Valley, Long Island. Also the fur
nished apartment 40. 1s2 Eighth avenue
for Frances Johnston 10 J. 4. Sherman, OF
Atlantic Highlands
This firm has been appointed renting
agent for the Garfield apartment house. on
Garfield Place.
The Leonard Moody Real Estate Com
pany has sold 10 William Brown, for i'm
provement with four detached cottages, a
plot 100X12i feet. west side of East I'd
street, between Avenues o and 2.
Galitzka & Co. have sold for the Kellszip
Construction Company No. 63S 55th street
two story brownstone front dwelling, on
lot 20x100 feet, TO Jane G. Dobson. Ca
litzka & Co. also sold for Jane C. Dobson
a plot. 40x1O0 feet, in Douglas Manor, Long
Island, 10 Samuel Kellner.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


PERRY sTREET-Leon ottinger has bought
through the John Il Dye Company from Geo oos,
VI Brdke No 81 Perry street four story
dwelling. on lot l7xT4 feet. Mr. ottinger re
Gently acquired No So adjoining, and now con
trolls a riot 94y74 feet, which is $50 feet from
the proposed extension OF Seventh avenue
AMSTERDAM AvENUE-Frederick E. Der
tine has sold No. CO. Amsterdam avenue; five
story double fat, lot 25x1OO feet. adJolhlhs
the southwest corner Of 92d street.
HUDSON STREET-James II. Cruikshank
has resold the plot. T0x1O0 feet, at Nos sos,
sos ana 50T Hudson street, adjoining the
chased BY him from the Hudson, & Manhattan
Railroad Company. The buyer IS the Green
witch Investing Company, which VIII erect on
the plot either 70-foot or TWO 31-fQot
freproof mercantile buildings. which viii be
ready for occupancy in tho late spring or
1911.
18th sTREE:T-John Peters has sold for > the
Equitable Realty Company TO an investor nos
300 and 304 East 14th street, adjoining the cor
ner of Second avenue two four story and base
ment dwellings, on lot 3sX3l.6 feet
THE BRONX.
UNION AVENUE-Willlam $ Baker has sold
and 1924 street frame buildings. on plot
5Ox90 feet The purchaser, L, Israels Will erect
an apartment house on the site.
CRESTON AVENUE.-C1emert II Smith has
sold for the A Warren Construction Company
the brick dwelling No. 1901 Creston avenue, 10
feet north of 1881 street.
DAILY AVDNUE-The Harry G Beniine Cor
Kenyon Nos. 1914 and 1916 DAILY avenue, two
four story flats. each plot 81. 6X152 feet.
NEREID ATENUE-W. =. & W J. Brown
0nC1. and J. !. Mcclure. sold for the estate of
Frederick ]. de Peyster, two lots on the south-
west corner of Nereld avenue and Mathilda
street, size 5Cx1o0 feet.
IS1ST sTREBT-Clement II. Smith has sold
for Mary a. LAngbein the two lots on the north
side of 1S1st street. extending 10 West street.
foot yEezt Of Tl0uTyy-en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lesseeD
OCTOBER -.

AVE c, rs and 100, store, floor and bakery
Ike Rosenberg TO Fanny zimmerman: D yrs
from Nov /, 1910; $500; address, go East
4th ST.
'CHRYsTIE ST. IS; Louis and Harry Barnett ntt
to Samuel RIausJein: 3 yrs from Nov !, 1910;
So. 24O: address. 81 Chrystie ST.
DEAN PI., ~ cor Wilton ave- IS 11x1ooxSsx
100 ali West Chester; century Holding co TO
Mar, Unger; ? yrs from Nov l, 1908: 5000; ad-
dress I12S East 10th St
ELDRIDGE ST. 1871; Isaac s Heller 20 Benia-
min Weissnau; s yrs from July l. 1910; So. 100;
address. 1872 E1dridge ST.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1s13 stores and G rooms
above: KalIrnan SiIvcrman 70 Jacob hummer; 3
yrs from Oct /, 1910. $34s. address, 1913 Lex
inEtJn ave.
1sr AVE. 1177, store and part cellar; Samuel
Schultz to Jacob Schassberger; . yrs from NOV
l. 1910, with removal; $500; address, 1177 1st
ave
ton; I yrs from May /. 1911; $3.50 to 81. $50;
address, $40 West 145th 81
9TH AVE. o45; store, etc; John Ewald 20
David Perlman; yrs from May l. 1910
$1,000 address, 1886 manson ave
4TH ST 1913 East: sly brk dwg: Johanna
Wald to Barney Topper yrs from May J.
1910; S1,700.
SAME PROPERTY; per lease; Barney
Topper to Louis Herbst Jan 81; ST. address.
OBS 9TH gt
26TII ST. 51s 10 534 West. I'd floor; the
Realty 90 of west Goth ST to Van Rees Press,
from Aug ., 1910, to May j. 1916. $4,000;
address 51s West 26th st.
3sTH ST, 265 and 267 West: Margaret Albus
and q D Brooks, trustees. to Alwold Realty
Co: 90 yrs from Feb ], 1911: for first five
yrs s.. 800 net and thereafter al $4,000: ad-
dress, III Broadway.
51sT ST. 90 West: trustees Of Columbia
College 10 Isaiah y Whaler; II yrs from Oct
l, 1910, with renewal; taxes, etc, and Slo2S;
address 90 West 5lst 81.
NTH ST 1861 East, small store: Bertha
Wentzel 10 Louis II Koeng; 2 yrs from
Nov !, 1910; S120; address. 1901 East nth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

& A suter & Co sgt Frederick Britsch 81 al
Jan - 1910: $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: Albert Won Dan Driesc"
agt same; Jan 10. 1916 sSo,0.;Z %.
/. RIVERSIDE DRIVE p f2J - ~ III
ST: White Enamel Refrigerator co az, nI.~
~-I4- GOrstraetios Co ct al Sept "a isi'
(by bond): $500
SOr-TuERx ROrIEyARD. " s. 25s II o.:
IS1d 81: Schacht x Sifverson 90 a8r hsDonsh
Construction Co ct al; Oct II. 1910 tby oondts
$3.50
s4TH ST. s27 and 600 East: Beach rsrrsc.
Building Co agt TOrkvflie Autonoobhs anu
Garage Co; Sept fS. 1910. $4,000
EI.sMERE PLACE. $. 300 n Of Harmtos
ave- 1fjchaeI y fsr-eu azt Home Street. RsalV
Co ct al: Oct is. 1910 (by bond); $3.50
10TH AVE. 413: Jacob Rsbich s<t Harry
GOOdstein st al: Aug 20. 1910; Sl2Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. 1852 and 14si; Atlantis Terra
Building Co. lessee: Mary \ Fitzgerald, owner;
& J. Gray CONSTRUCTION CO. contractor; SSo.ees 10.
BROADWAY 1854 10 400, and 43d st, l44 TO
1876 West; Keystone Fireproodng Co agt Mary y
Fitzgerald. owner; Broadway and Forty third
street Building Co lessee. George n Conan
Theatre 90. sub lessee: {. I. Gray Construction
Co. contractor; 50 900 IS
MOTT AVE. : g cor l+ith It, iooxioo: Charles
" Bellows cut stone 60 agt Handy Realty
90 owner aud contractor. Louis cohen. con
tractor. Al .Ssi -
BROADWAY. = cor $50 st io5Hl9t, Lever
ius q Garrtsues 40 agt Mary A Fitzgerald
owner. Broadway aud asa strest Building CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
took place Yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange saIesroom, Nos Ii and l6 Nesey
street:
Ey Samuel Marx.
CHRYST1E sgt, 165, 2Jxf0o: sty brk tenrt
ana stores and 4 sty brlt toumt in rear; sold 10
the plaintiff for SOS 600.
BY Joseph = Day.
EAST 18TH ST 6O7. 25NI03 3: sty brk tenmt
and stores; sold TO Arthur : Lewis for $3.50.
EAST NTH ST, 523 and 525. 81. 6x10o1Oi 6
stv brk tcnmt and stores; adjourned 10 Nov =.
WEST 1saD ST col map, 353, 26x1co; )
sty brk dwg; to be readvertised-
BY Charles \. Berrian
SEDGWICK AVE- 25O3 37x1Oo; 2ia sty dwg;
voluntary sale. sold to James Kearney for 4 Gil
ant fnr 81 -nnl.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
With name and address Of purchaser
OCTOBER -.
MANHATTAE.

AVE A. 1922. 3 ety brB. 25xsT: Ellen Press
10 lsidore Druck Cmtgs $4,000; oct %; 500;
address. 146 Worth St
AVE A., 1925 25Ks7 sty brk; David A
Ftiuger to Ellen f'riess. Sept %; 500; address,
ICJ East Houston ST.
CATHARINIc SLIP. Il "a %. 50 2x4o. lxs9 TX
Al 4 foreclosure oct IL. 1910. ana sly brk:
William ] Murray, ref. 10 John 5 schreyer
Sc st.
FDGECOMBE AVE, G f at G ! 143d st, runs
20 , IN Eradhurst ave 1855. 10x - IL g :
EGreco1nbe ave n 1903 70 beginning; Legal
Reajty Mtg 90 10 Gerieib Never Construction
ca ,Intgs $50 800 and all liens; oct -; 500;
address Sl2 west 1i3d 81.
LEROY ST, n =. 59.6 # Of Hudson ST; Eliza
%ugent 10 Ioretto Eagleton. b and and all
liens oct 20: 81: address, l33 East Both IT.
MONROE ST. S. @7.4x1O0 ox27 6xl01: Bertha
Czntfsrb 10 Jacob Pompan; half part all liens;
Oct "a: 500; address, 473 East Houston st.
PARK ROW n s. at c ] premises hereby con
,,e,,e5 ana 15s Park Row, runs along 81 a10 10 c
8 pearl 81 = n w 80 Ok 406E %. 10 to beg;
Ftnar I Tieldcn 10 Margaret Hyland aud others.
a -. Oct 20; $40: address, I27 West asth st.
eTILIvAN ST. H. stv hrk. 23exi0o: David
celia 10 Jodn celia. ID right, title and interest:
OCT "a. S6,Udo
SAME PROPERTY. Louis Celia 10 same. 10
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RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Newburger, Of the Supreme Court,
has appointed John Y. Coggey receiver Of
the rents of No. 522 to 526 West 174th
street, two FIVE story tenement houses In an
action brought BY Florence Rittwasen
against wallach, Reisler & Co. and others
to forecIose a second mortgage of $4,000.
The prior mortgage is $4,000.
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10 LESSEN aEREE" RENTALS.

An organization is to be formed by prop
erty owners in The Bronx which VIII prob
abs De known as the Landlords Protective
Association A number Of owners met a.
Cailahzn's Hall On Saturday and another
meeting viii be held next Monday. The
principal object Of the organization is to
curb the free rent practice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
NOW OWNS MANHATTAN ST. SITE.

Marks l. Frank IS the purchaser of No.
= Manhattan street and Nos. 325 and 327
Fast 120th street. the sales of which, by
T.. u. AIcAIanus for the Lawyers Title In
siirsace Company, Were recently reported.
The block front on the west side of Avenue
81. John. between Beck and Kelly streets,
was given in exchange.
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on Orchard street Tuckahoe, Westchester
County. The buyer will occupy The
same brokers have sold for Mr. Well No
242 South Third avenue. Mount Vernon a
four story single fathouse, on lot 25x100
feet.
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REALTY OWNERS TO MEET.

a meeting Of the Harlem Property Own
ers' Association will be held tomorrow
night at 40. 1s7 East 125th street Sew
eral important subjects will he discussed.