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New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

90 II; Rudolph Erbsloh to Lena Nicholson 6rnts
$50. OooJ; June a 800; address. "a West Hath ST.
149TH ST 41O West, 19x99.11: sty brk;
Harriette z Greene to William Greene; Dec
"a 1907: 500; address, 410 West 14eth ST.
1esD ST, 463 West. 25x113.6; sty brk; Sam
uel Isuckings 10 Jean NJ Casteras; June 5; 81;
address, 143 West 2Sth st.
1s3D ST n s. 1908 IT of Broadway. 16.sx
74.11: Susan W Miles and ano to Adelipe f
Crockett Cntg 1000; June j; SlUO; address. 43
West Goth ST.
BROADWAY e s. lot is, block I. map Sheri-
dan & Segrave; Frank Gunther to Frederick
Zibelin: June 4: address, 37ls Sd ave.
CLINTON AVE. 1912 to 1898. and 175th st.
731 East. 200x irreg: Hoyoke Realty and Con
structon Go TO Morris Shalita mtg $50 4OoD +;
June T. 800: address. 262 South St
HOME ST. s S. 1921 # Of Stebbins ave. 25x
irreg; Hermann Gluck to z Loewenthal & Son;
June s; S10O; address, 1347 Boston I'd
INTERVALE AVE, e $. 111.2 1T Of 165th st.
BOX rreg: Thomas NJ Bray TO Anna Bray (mtg
81 400 June s: 81; address. S45 Broadway.
OAKES AVE. Q s. 25O IT Of Jefferson ave,
175xIO0; Jefferson ave, s, 200 1t " OF Fox ST,
25xl01.1x irreg; Edenwald, Alexander NJ, Eva
lenko and ano to Jennie Evalenko; all liens;
June 4: 81; address, - West William st.
PLEASANT AVE, $50, IS. 6x75: James Oliver.
ref to Rose Freycr; June s; $500; address, 335
Pleasant
PELHAM RID. cor Libby st. 2G2X77 TX
irreg: George Costar to Joseph A Henning Cmtg
81 2;Ol: June 4; $780, address, $50 East 15Oth st.
TIEBOUT AVE. 2235 to 2239. 547x65x irreg;
IIageman Construction Co TO Ida Gordon mts
S10.50O; June 3: 500; address. 10 st Marks pl
WASHINGTON AVE, 1851 # n Of 163d
st, 30. * irreg; Nathan Jacobs 10 Louis e Kleban
mtg 100000; June s; 500; address, 1T4o An
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
Some Well Located Dwelling
Houses Also Leased.

Klein & Jackson have leased TO the Will
lam II. Horstmann Company for term
OF years the entire third loft in the new
Belvidere Building at the northwest cor
ner of Fourth avenue and 18th street. The
lessees are dealers in military equipments
and have been located at Broadway and
Grand street for many years
S. Osgood Pen & Co. have leased for
Maxine Elliott her dwelling at No. East
Slst street: also. for the Lorraine Com
pany. the store at No. 559 Fifth avenue. to
the Frederick A Balish Company, for a
term of years.
Denzer Brothers have leased for the James
c. Miller estate the entire three story and
basement building No. PIG West 50th street
for a term of years at an aggregate rental
Of $4,000. The lessee is John Hunt, who
will open a high class cafe and restaurant
there. The building is located just west of
Broadway and the subway entrance.
Bradish ]. Carroll has leased the five
story American basement dwelling No. 221
West 18th street to F. L. Slazenger.
Philip l. Schell has leased the dwelling
No. 306 West SD street to B. L. Fenner.
The William S. Anderson Company has
leased for the estate of Schoolherr the
three story dwelling No. 245 East I'D street
for NJ. L & c. Ernst the store No. 25g7
Eighth avenue; also, for Charles F. Bauer
dorf. the store No. 2573 Eighth avenue.
H. c. Senior & Co have rented for Louis
J. Reckendorfer the three story and base
ment dwelling house No. 1O3 West 63d
street, in conjunction with L. ]. Phillips &
Co, to Mary Z. K. Purssell, and for Walter
A. Wells the three story and basement
dwelling house No. $40 Broadway to Louis
Gross and George Schwartz, to be used as
a bohemian restaurant, similar to the Cafe
Boulevard. for a term of years.
The H. H. Fuller Realty Company were
the brokers in the lease of the plot at No.
5l3 TO 524 West cath street, between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues, to Gimbel Brothers
for a term of twenty-one years. On this
plot, which comprises six lots, having a
frontage of $50 feet and depth of $50 feet,
will be erected a modern garage building,
equipped with all the latest improvements,
to be used by the fessees for the storage
and charging of delivery automobiles.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
AIANHATTAl

EIGHTH AVENUE-The Frederick r Barry
Company sold for the estate of Margaret j
Westcott TO William H. Meyer No. Sp4 Eighth
avenue, a four story 1athouse. with store. on a
lJt 205X60 feet, adjoining the northeast corner
Of $50 street.
Pearl. sTREET-Pease & Gilman sold the
a. the southeast corner OF Pearl street and
BLrling Slip. to the United States Realty and
mark and has been occupied by the Metal EK-
change for the last thirty years. The exchange
Will move TO a more central location The United
States Realty and Improvement Company eN-
pecJs TO improve the property with mercantile
building.
4sTH STREET-Annie Z. Warren sold through
Joha Miller No l39 East 4sth street. three
story dwelling house. which adfoins No. l31
East Ash street, No 523 10 go and from No.
b33 10 537 Lexington avenue, and No. 136 East
4Sth street, recently acquired by the Maze Realty
Con pany. which Is having plans drawn for a
twelve story loft building a plot containing
1900 square feet. The New York Central Rail
buildings on Lexington avenue. covering the
blocks from seth TO IS street.
4STH STREET-Pease & Ellinan sold for the
Akin estate No. East 4Sth street, a four story
2SX10O.5 feet between Fifth and Madison ave
nusE- The property has not changed hands IN
about forty years.
10Th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ O'NeiT sold 10
TIE Stronghold Realty Company No. 1O West
roth street, a four story and basement stone
front dwelling house. on lot 20xloo5 feet.
T4TH sTREET-John r Kirwan sold for Mrs
three story dwelling house. a lot 1Sxo2x iT-
regular.
Hath STREET-William S. Baker sold for
the Minuit Realty Company Nos 80 ana ~
East Hath street. two five story fathouses' each
on LOT 35xlo0 II feet.
I4IST STREET-The Sound Realty COMPANY
sold 10 n builder for improvement the plot lo'H
feet vest Of LenOx avenue. This rs part ~
Ihs b.ock front Cn LenOX avenue, between list
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
GRADUATES SIX PHYSICIAg
Medical School of Fordham IN
versity Holds Commencemer

Six graduates OF the FOrdham UnEsr,
School Of Medicine received their den.
and hoods in the auditorium Of Fora-
University last night, in the presele
nearly A thousand relatives and frrs
They were Peter Thomas DAILY. Edwin J
bert Spies, William Murray Ennis q
Robert Evers. Thomas John Gallon I
Joseph Morton Sheridan. DAILY and 81
dan carried off the hOnors Of the clss
The exercises were preceded by pra
sion from the administration building /
university across the campus 70 the Il
torium. The graduates and the dean q ]
medical school, Dr. James J. Walsh, hsI
the procession. Then followed the fsu
Of the law school. with Dean Paul r !
Ii. D.: the faculty of the art school Il
the Rev. William Barrett, s. j., dean /
the officers Of the university, with the
John Crian. s. J.
The comforting Of the degree NJ D I
followed by the ceremony of bestowins
hoods, conducted by the pro-dean q 4
medical school, v E Ferapure, u 4
Phi. D., F. r. c. S
Dean Walsh spoke on the future Of
ham. He said that the medical 81
started in 1895 with eight students. 7
are now seventy-five. Ground viii so1
broken for a new building Of the mst
school. and it is planned 10 conduct a
lie clinic.
DR.. Lawrence NJ. Flick. Of the Hick 1
stitute. Philadelphia. addressed the q
ates on Christianity and Scientific
cine" The Deans Prize. the Fordhsm
versity Prize and the 100 per cent ?
were awarded 70 DAILY. and the Dr. Hs
prize OF SIS in gold for medical igr9
dencs went TO Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
suguRBAN ACREAGE SALES.

". P. Standish has sold for G. Rowland
T,eav1tt a farm of sixty-two acres at Hack
ensack, N J., to L. z. Field, who will de-
velop the property and put it on the mar
l1et in acreage plots.
The McVicl1ar. Gaillard Realty Company
has bought from the Commuters Realty
Company fifty acres OF its holdings at
Pleasantville. Westchester. for about
$1,000 The sellers retain twenty-nine
acres Of improved land. The McVickar.
C1aillard Realty Company will develop the
property along high class lines.
Andrew ]. Cobe and j W Jacobus have
sold to Clarence n. Busch Ten acres Of
shore front at the Steamboat Landing
road at Great Neck, Long Island. II is
known as part OF the Skidmore tract
The property will be used for residential
rurpOseS.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney }

MANHATTAN.

with name and address OF lenders Attorney
JUNE 9.
CHERRY ST. 274.5 II OF Jackson st. SIX
97.3: April Il. 1895: Samuel and Rosa Mandel
to American Mortgage Co; $4,000; attorneys
Bowers * Sands 81 Nassau st.
Delaney ST. 2S2 Cand No A Cannon ST..
cor Of Cannon ST. 3OX5O; Sept % 19O3
Harry and Isaac Goodstein to John Baning
IS. 900: attorney. Thomas Farrell, I3 Nassau St
LAIGHT ST, "a. and Vestry st, 13, 177.6 # e
of Hudson St IS 9x175: oct IL. 1898; Henry Nc
ArdIe TO the Roosevelt Hospital; SO. 900; attor-
ney, John NJ Knox, jr, 145 Broadway
LAIGHT ST "a land 13 Vestry ST.. 2Sx175;
Giuseppe and Teresa Sabbatno TO Harrison
Mandeibaum and Fisher Levine; April 80. 1906
way.
LOT %. map property Edw Young. Spring
hurst except part for widening Lsongwood ave;
Nav 10 1909; Truxton Realty Co 10 Lille n
SternbeTg; $4,000: attorneys. Wesselman <
kraus. 81 Liberty 81.
MAIDEN LANE. 1S5. cor Of Water ST.
20 Ok 8O 3X2O 5x3O; Jan 3. 1909 Ahrend and Mary
ScbierenhecI 10 Katherine l. Meuser. 81, 600; at
torney Thomas ] Farrell. 73 Nassau ST.
PROSPECT AVE. p 1896 II Of Home
at 81 6X1OOxi6x45 1Ox59.2; May II. 1907: Rich
ard - and Emelne A Mexican TO Caspar A
Stock; SOS. 600; attorney, Lawyers Title In
slranee and Trust co. 1eO Broadway
WASHINGTON AVE. W s. t0o6 q n u Of I6sd
st. l4a 1856 May u. 1907 o',ts r and Ma
attorneys. Morrill, & Rogers, 1es Broadway.
WAgHI%GTON AVE. s. 1851 n n Of
1881 st. 1496X3S 5XooXllox99. iA59Ti May IL.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
REALTY NOTES.

l.. Levin was the broker in the recent
sale of No. 6l5 East 18th street for Lena
Gingold, and in that of No. 2144 Fifth ave
nue. for John Katzman
Eugene J. Busher has secured a first
mortgage Of 100000 at per cent for five
years for the Wenigmann Construction
Company on the two five story fathouses,
5SX9Sxl03 feet. at the northwest corner of
Clay avenue and 165th street and on the
northeast corner of Teller avenue and I65th
street.
George and Edward Blum. architects. are
preparing plans for twelve story apart
ment house TO be erected by Janpole &
werner at the southeast corner of Park
avenue and 18th street, on a plot l5Ox1OO feet
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

LEXINGTON AVE 223; TO a 8 sty and base
meEt dwg; & Birge. ~ West Bath st. archt-
tecti cost. 5000; owner, Mrs II Bagg. 70 West
46th
I'd AVE IFS; to sty bn tenmt; p Roth.
20 East 42d st. architect; cost. S6UOO; owner.
NJ BukO. 2.,2 East 18th st.
I'd AVE, cor goth ST: 10 a sty brk cafe
and clubhouse; Amanda Club. lessee: G 3 Meyers,
Union Square West. architect: cost, $1,000:
owner. Smith estate. 14O Nassau st.
18th ST, $. 10 IT OF 2d ave: to sty
brk hospital; McKim, Mead White. $50 9th
ave rrchitects; cost $3.50. 900; owner New York
POSTGRADUATE Hospital premises
THE BRONX.
1+3D ST. $50; I sty brk store and lort
25A9G 6: the Ogden Co. II Park Row. architects:
cost. So, 600; owner Henry Bosch, zoo Willis
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
CHIEF KoHLER ON THE STAND
Denies Charges as Witness in His
Own Defence.

Cleveland, June 9.-Chief OF Police Kohler
took the stand to-day in his own defence
at the hearing into the charges against
him of immortality and intOxicatiOn. He
related in detail his movements on three
occasions, on which he was accused of
having been intoxicated. On two of these
occasions he said, he was not at any time
in the vicinity of the cafes where he was
supposed to have been seen by the wit
nesses for the prosecution.
A considerable amount of testimony was
offered in support of the chiefs statements
and the defence has announced their in
tention of continuing summOning witnesses
as long as the court will allow. over a
hundred who have been subppnaed are
still to be heard. Chief KOhler will resume
his testimony tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
NATIONS CRISIS couIs,
Must Sooner or Later p,- !.
Mistakes, Saws Cros. z

Rock Island, Ill, June al, =,
Of commencement address =, @ slsa.
College and Theological sernin.-.A ~ sis.s
Judge Grosscup. OF Chicago. ss,s, OF
I'VE have not yet reaches. bo-
lea, the supreme test Of whetbs- AZ
ment Of the people. by the peonla s'ss,
dure- We have not yet been prs - = caa a.
OF dealing with great econoni. re q.
az the cost Of distinct disaster u, t'ss,.,
are wrongly dealt with Thus "a - tel
plus of our soil, sold to the lie ne 81
year. has made good our eco,e.-. a;
political mistakes. But the dav q,
when this insurance against
sequences will be cut OF. Ev.-- '
shows that the growth OF popula.,-
the towns and cities-that tba -
women who bear no relation to fs.[ - Il
it's products except that OF conur. {.
rapidly Outnumbering those wbo ~ q
soil.
This solving OF OUT problems. T..
stairway will not last-every iuc-..
expenses bringing on increase Of n-s
wages: every increase or prices ar5
bringing us back TO increased expe1..
entire movement in circles. at each
little higher UP than we were
There is a limit to such structur,
it is when that limit is reached and
TO solid ground 5egins-when Ne =.
meet and solve political and economs,
tions that require the nice haIancs =
mans interest against anOther's.. a.
interest OF the whole, as distinrr.
from the interest Of eacn individusl
the supreme test OF whether the peou,,
govern themselves viii be upon US
The one force in this universe. vs.
which the test cannot be succession,
Is what I may call the spirit OF intsH.s
honesty; the spirit that hears before \
cides; and, above all, the spirit tia,
hold our leaders OF public opinion acs,.
able. as men who give out the monev
OF the country are held accountabe u
thought given out on public Questions
tains nothing in it that is not the
thought of the mind behind it; thai
that will not, in the interest of politIes.
personal expediency, tolerate the passins
counterfeit opinion"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address)
JUNE g.


with owners name and address)
JUNE 9.
MANHATTAN
CORLEARS ST. g. between Grand and Mon
roe sts; for sty bTk lofts, 61x125x5. .4x11l; Max
Muller, 115 Nassau st. architect: cost. $4,000;
owner, Goldberg & Greenberg. 132 Nassau St
2IST ST 8. 1878 fl W Of 9Th ave; for a IL
sty factory, 46XS5; " G PiEueron 81 Union
50. architect; cost. S15OOOO; owner, Geron Con-
struction Co. 81 Union s.
THE BRONX.
CLASONS POINT RID. n s. $50 II Of White
Plains ave: for a l sty frame pavilion, 15ON44
II d Whpple. 300 Broadway. architect; cost.
81. 500; owner. Clason Point Twin Coaster Co.
209 Broadway.
HOE AVE. 8. IS IT OF 172d st; for
sty bTk tenmt 5OxSS: NJ d Del Gaudio. Ire
mont and Webster aves, architects: cost, $50
600; owner. Alfred Olsen. 172d st and Minford pl.
WEST ST. S s. IS IS n g of Mohegan ave: for
sty brk tenmt 50x3O: William Kurtzer,
Spring st and Bowery, architect; cost, $4,000;
owner. Marie Kessler 2494 Eighth ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Caroline Bossong to Emily a Knerzi; 2 assts;
Hogeneuer & Wesslau Co to Alphonse Hoge-
Alfred D jsanna to John Bonnet; 2 assts; 81.
T6orne and ano. trustee; $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Frank !
Gustav I4ippman to Excelsior Savings Bank:
isaac Horowitz to Max Names ST.
Frederick Stuckel to Pincus Lo"enteid anu
Tsidor Fl Kempner to Joseph Hyman: s1oo
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO German say
Same to Michael Bergman; $4,000, 100
William r Moore TO Robert W Todd; SoVsUco
Mary Todd TO Robert w Todd ) assts' S6o'-
Jacob Axelrod to Thomas Mcclure: $4,000:
q ne Witt CIocke to Clara Knaute; $500
Robert A Granniss and ano. exrs. to James 3
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
Lawyers Mortgage CO; $4,000
Same to same; S2I, 900
same to same; S2T, 600.
same to same; . mtgs. $4,000 each; SO. 600;
Arnold " Wright ct al eXTs' 10 amos "
wright: an interest Of s11.500.
Same to same trus; an interest OF sIl' '9g9.
Same to same as trus; an interest of S1l 800
Same TO Howard Chaplin; an interest OF
same to Charles H Chapman; an interest of
Sam same to A Wright Chapman; an interest
0i Christiane Gygs Realty and Construction Co to
Christiane Meyer; $50 600.
Same to same; S26.666 IS 10000
Elizabeth Betz to Otto J Betz; $4,000
Same to Minnie Woode $4,000.
American Mortgage Co to Comyn Moran and
sno exrs etc. Charles Moran; S52O65.
Same to rector etc, Grace Church, 10000
Levy Sobo1 and ano TO Bernard Breithart; 81
Same 10 same. 81. -
Bernard Breithart TO Annie Zwerdlires; 81
Same to same. 81 .
Rutberford Realty Co TO Fred De W Well
and ano. trus; $4,000.
Same to same: $4,000.
Francis D Bush TO ] F1tzhugh Jones; assts;
81. 500.
Bernard Traubner to Martha Traubner: assts;
81.
Henry F Samstag to Boerne Young; 81.
solomon Zadek to Samuel II Golding; S10,cOS.
Max Singer to Charles l. Singer; 81.
Fannie ] Green to Fundy Co: 81
clara r Gerken TO American Mortgage Co:
S11.OoO --.
Walter Wheeler to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: SO. .OOn.
Jonas We'll and to Selig lesser; 81.
Wilson NJ Powell to Edw " Barrow; an interest
Joseph RosenthaI to Max A Singer; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
LONG ISLAND RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman have rented for Herbert
A Weeks his country place known as Ona-
way. on Briarwood Crossing, Cedarhurst,
Long Island, TO Lindsey Tappin, and for
the Cedarhurst Estates its house known as
House No. TO Lucius L. Maltby.
Herman Frankfort has rented for Mrs. X.
Wood her country home on Central ave
nue.. Cedarhurst, Long Island, TO Mrs. B.
Strasburger for the season.
A T. Karelson has rented Augustin
walsh's cottage on Ocean avenue. Arverne,
20 Kneeland Moore. and also Jacob Rosen-
1haTs cottage on Surf avenue to Frederick
q RshL
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
GOES BACK TO FACE TRIAL
University Professor Evaded Military
Service in France.

Ntnnea polls. June 9.-PTofesSor Julius
frelin has left Minneapolis for his native
land, France. to face whatever verdict a.
military court may decide on. Professor
Frelin. who is an instructor In the Uni
versity of Minnesota. left France in his
youth without serving the required time IN
the army.
he was arrested. and his temporary release
was obtained only after the strongest
pressure had been brought TO bear by
friends.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
IN BROOKLYN DISTRICTS,

A J. Murphy has leased for Sage Bro
theirs, to r. Pernetti, of Manhattan. the
Sage mansion, on plot 100 by 100 feet. at
the southwest corner of Fourteenth avenue
and 47th street Brooklyn
The same broker has also leased for A. D.
Raynor to Isadore Mishkind, Queen Anne
house and garage, on a plot 100 by 100 feet
at the northeast corner of Fourteenth ave
nue. and 50th street, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

-, G s,rFker ct al agt William ID 1lts- MluT
st al foreclosure Of mts)' attorney ,[str' -
FOREST AVE. W 3 100 cot. - n ,. 2. Clarke ct al
- e. - Tobn M Clarke agt James = cieN'N
1,1s1titionp: attorney. Hederrnan- ,,,oo
MADISON AVE. cor 99th 81 : '',s 81 al
Ssron sn,o.'7re as !. OF mtg); attorneys, .
Isaacs. - ,,roDerfV in
sTH AVE. 2547 and 2555. and pro pr4perT Tevsr s
v-s and Queens counties. n pdIt, ..I-
E hInso 81 Tohu Bonnet (accounting' etc., a''O
ne;,s Nacher & Klein -,
10th ST, 251 TO 235 West; 1s,i Cnar So 5action
t,1so, azt Johnston Umsted kedty 70 Ve
~ SecIare Ien); attorney, Hart
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

end 1920 street 2oox20O feet. acquired last year
from Grace Watt. The Lcnox avenue front was
resold Joseph Hillman, who improved it with
apartment houses.
THE BRONX.
METCAI,F AVENUE-Richard Dickson sold
for client four lots. 100x100 feet. the north
side of Metcalf avenue. Ludlow avenue. in
the Trask estate tract.
GRAND BOTLDVARD-David L. woodal sold
for Peter Iseckler four lots the west side OF
Grand Boulevard and Concourse, 240 feet south
Of 199th street.
10th STREET-Benjamin Svernan and Irv-
ing Names sold to the Wendover-Br Com
pany the northeast corner of Third avenue and
I7Oth street plot 5Sx91 feet. A. Friedman was
the broker. The purchasers will erect six
story apartment house the site. The same
company recently acquired the southeast corner
of Third avenue and 172d street, which 1t Is
iuprOVing.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
a sfnn 900 RosLYN SALE.

E Osgood Pell & Co. have sold TO a client
for Mrs. Baltazzi the old Baltazzi home
stead and some thirty-one acres. at Roslyn,
Long Island. The consideration is about
100000 This is one of the most beautiful
estates on Long Island, and adjoins the
country homes OF Clarence H. Mackay, w
persons.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
REALTY MEETING To-NIeHT.

\ regular meeting Of the House and Real
Estate owners Association will be held to-
night at New York Turn Hall, at S5th
street and Lexington avenue. Reports Will
be presented by the committees on tene-
ment houses, water supply and the proposed
new street.
The annual dinner and outing OF the asso-
citation win be held on June g.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee.)
JT-NE o


AVE e. 5 cor 18th st, 33x1oJ, Unionport;
Kilner Newman TO August Fischer yrs from
May 1. 1910; $3.50; address, 130 Sd ave.
CANAL ST 237, 4th floor; Harris NJ Cohen to
Joseph Cortese; VI from Feb 1, 1910; S420; ad-
dress, 237 Canal st
HESTER ST. 161 store etc; Louis Massuer
10 Frank RaneIli: : yrs from June 1. 1910; $500;
address, 161 Hester st.
HUDSON ST, ia. store and cellar; Max Ull-
mann TO Jacob Hecht; 10-12 yrs from July l,
1910; $3.50; address, ia Hudson st.
I'd AVE. 1OS2; Eliza \ Burgsraf TO John
Bentz; yrs from June 6, 1910; $500; address.
1883 I'd ave.
5TH AVE, sos. store. etc: Improved Property
Holding Co TO Rudolph Ham; y 3-l2 Yrs
from Nov !. 1910, S15,00 to $1,000 address. =
East 55th ST.
10TH AVE, 400 store, basement and % floor;
Louis Keplinger to Edward Tenthoff: 3-12 yrs
from Feb 1. 1910; $3.50; address. 400 10th ave.
33D ST $50 to 526 West. 9th floor; Howard &
Chflds Co to II Little & Co; 3 yrs from May
1, 1910: $500; address. 225 6th ave.
18TH ST 4l9 West store. etc; John G Mead
TO BartOlina Gcnoy ese; ) yrs from May !, 19lo
$3.50. address, 4j9 West 39th st.
11STH ST. il and IS East; Louis Levy ct al
to Louis Goldstein; yrs from May l, 1910;
81 500 address. II East 11Sth St
18TH ST, 775 and III East. Waldorf Casino;
Evelyn H White to Morris Somach and ano; 10
yrs from July 10, 1910; $4,000 and $4,000; ad-
dress. 2750 Henry st, Coney island.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
e,IIL DING LOAN CONTRACTS
JUNE p.

PROSPECT AV4 " $50 z n OF Y, isSo 80 "a. "a
bnxQ5: Charles BaechleT loahS
Construction Co $1,000
PARK AVE. cor 6Oth 81 IOV.Sh'y 10y y-,,e ~,
1ttIa C;uarantee and Trust Co loans me shS 6ox
Irrrd-ed and Twenty Park Avenue Co S4z"'OVc-
ppO,DWAY < W cor 135th 81. 149-l1IlOO
rooh Usp,ershIar loans George DAILY ana
Iohn Carlson S125OOO-
u,rRsTER AVE n W cor 1s1st 81. 10ox look
trrse. Amanda Bussing loans Bernard SchuIz
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE o.

BROOK AVE. e s. 131.1 Il Of 14lst 81. 62x
20 tx irreg; German Exchange Bank agt 10
seph Wolkenberg notice OF levy; attorneys,
Steiner & Peterson
SAME PROPERTY: Joel Elsberg sgt Joseph
Wolkenherg - al tnotice Of levy, attorney.
J Gordon
ETH IT. =. 90 n g of 5th ave, le.9Ni03 3N
2SNl3.S, IN@eph Y Potter agt Julia FitEger-
AID - al faction TO forecluse mechanics heul.
attorney, e. T Roe.
LOTS 2lS and 2Io, map of NashingtonvilIe.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
GETS BROADWAY TITLE.

The Broadway Park Place Realty Com
pany yesterday took title to Nos. 234 and
235 Broadway from the estate Of Trenor L.
Park, for a nominal consideration over a
mortgage of s525,0o0. This is part of the
property recently bought by F. W. Wool
worth as the site for big building, to in
clude the adjoining Park Place corner and
additional land on Park Place and Broad
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JUNE Q.
47TH ST 22T East; Abraham Lager agt Sig
mund Orbach at al; Nov g. 1907 SIS O2.
32D ST, 6 to 10 East: A Dienst Co agt
Filth Avenue Investing and Improvement co
at al; Sept %. 1909; $3.50 46
MORRIS AVE. Pope; Marcus Schlossruan
agt Samuel Cowcn ct al; May Is. 1910; 81 So
32D ST. 70 10 East: John H Shipway &
Bro agt Fifth Avenue Securities Co ct al;
June ,, 1910 (by bond): $40 IL
9TH AVE. sos and 3O5: same agt same;
June 8. 1910 (by bond); Sc, I34.