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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
MANY PER CENT LOANS
One for $4,000 Made to Som Broth
ers on Uptown House.

Hughes. Wetmore & Van Wrinkle have
secured the following per cent loans:
$4,000. Ave years, for Som Brothers, on
their new six story apartment house in
10th street adjoining Convent avenue;
$4,000 for the Rockwell Construction Com
pany, on its new Six story apartment
house, Nos. 103 and los West 10th street
ssS.500 for the John w. Cornish Construc-
ton Company, on its two new apartment
houses at the northwest corner of fremont
and Mapes avenues; also. Ss9,500. for the
John J. Tully Construction Company. on
It's two new apartment houses, at the
northwest corner of Intervale avenue and
Beck street. and with De Selding Brothers,
s75, 900, for the Brendou Construction Com
pany. on No. 125 East I'D street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

The trading in the real estate market
yesterday resulted in a change Of owner
ship to several large properties.
Through John n. Golding the Princeton
Construction Company bought from Strong
& Cadwalader, as attorneys. the entire
block front on the west side Of Madison
avenue. between sd and SD streets The
premises, which will be improved immedi-
ately by the purchasing company, OF which
Isaac Polstein is president, with high
class ten story apartment house, have
frontage Of aO44 feet on the avenue and
60 feet IN the street.
Mr.. Polstein has built some well known
West Side apartment houses and number
OF modern loft structures IN nth and 18th
streets, near Fifth avenue
The block front was held at about $780,
900. Buyers were also found yesterday for
the new five story apartment house. on
plot 5ox1o0 feet, at the northwest corner
Of Hath street and Audubon avenue, and
for the five story apartment structure, on
a plot 75x1Oo feet. the south side of
157th street, west of Broadway.
The realty belonging to the estate Of Mrs.
Jay Gould was sold at auction yesterday
at the Nesey street rooms by Joseph +.
Day for total of S172,25o.
The four story dwelling house No. As East
18th street was purchased by J. P. Wilton
Stuart, who acted for Mrs. Maria Gibbs,
owner Of the adjoining dwelling house, No.
As. The bid was ssO,250.
The four story buildings Nos. 81 and So
East 59th street We're taken in the name
Of Elmer B. K1einsmith for $s5,ooo. The
same buyer also secured Nos. and z
Walker street for SIG, 500.
The plot 30x175 feet on Fifth avenue 81
feet south of 10th street offered at
ton by Bryan L. Kennedy for the estate
Of Margaret J. P1ant-Graves was struck
down for 1898. 600 to George s. Shannon, rep
reSenting a party in interest.
The pSt is on the block with the resi-
dences Of Adolph Lewisohn, Mrs. e. H.
Hartman, John Sloane and Charles L.
Thatcher.
The four story brick building No POI
for the last eighteen years by the Timothy
D. Sullivan Association, will be sold at auc-
ton to-day In the vesey Street salesroon1.
at the stand Of Joseph P Day
Mr. Day will also offer No. 241 East 10Th
street, No. ZIG Lafayette street through to
No. Isl Crosby street. No. SOC West 14Sd
street, a plot the south side of 17Sth
street 100 feet west Of Amsterdam avenue,
No. SO West 1920 street. No. 303 East 61st
street, a plot in 95th street, south side,
1922 % feet east of Fifth avenue: No. 139
Front street and Nos q and g De Peyster
street. 40 Wooster street and No. IS West
18TH street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
HIS MEMORY COMES BACK
Aphasia Victim at Paterson, N. j., q
Resident of Sussex

Paterson. Y. J., Dec 1.-THE man who
walked into police headquarters here on
Monday morning and asked to be identified,
saying he could not remember his name or
where he belonged, turns out TO be Thomas
Travis a chauffeur formerly of lrvington,
N J. He was Identified by Henry ID.
Moore, of Newark, who saw a picture OF
Travis in q newspaper and came here 10
make inquiries about the man.
As soon as Moore caught sight Of Travis
he called out Hello, Travis" and Travis
promptly responded with Hello, Moore!
Then Traviss memory returned to him,
although he couldn't recall just where he
had been previous to his visit to police
headouarters Moore said Travis had
wife in Sussex County, and that he and
Travis were formerly employed as chauf-
feurs at the same place in New York City
He took Travis home with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
AT NINETY WANTS TO FLY
Aged New Jersey Florist Would Go to
Market In Aeroplane.

South Orange, n. j.. Dec IA GSpeciaD.-
Surrounded by many relatives, Joseph Brad
bury, a prominent ioricuiturist of this
place, celebrated his ninetieth birthday to-
day at his home, in Irvington avenue. the
house in which he has lived for seventy
years
When the American Beauty rose sprang
into popular favor Mr.. Bradbury was one
Of the first in New Jersey to take up its
culture on an extensive scale, and since
that time he has devoted his entire time to
growing flowers and plants. Despite his
advanced years he is hale and hearty and
works all day long in one Of his green
houses 1t is his wish that before he dies
he may be permitted to ride in an aero
plane, and says he hopes to see the day
when the farmers of New Jersey can bring
their produce to market by the air line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
SALES IN LONG ISLAND DISTRICTS

The J.sD. Ranck Realty Company has
sold to Walter J. Smart for occupancy the
dwelling house. No. 2SS West street, Flat
lands; also for the Yeagley Realty Com
pany to Dorothea Hemleb plot Of f1v.
lots on the south side of Broadway, be-
tween Ruby and Emerald streets. Wood
haven; also to Samuel T. Munson -four
two-family brick houses at No 1851 to 1863,
East 4Sth street, taking in part payment a
dwelling at Floral Park; for Jacob D.
Ranck individually, to Anna Defelice four
lots on the east side of East 4th street, $40
feet north Of Avenue n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee
DECEMBER IA.

with name and address of lessee-(
DECEMBER IL
BROOK AVE. 1920 st, cor 1S6th st; store.
etc; Cream city Holding Co to George Rob
inson; yrs from Dec 1. 1910: $3.50 to $500;
address 1872 Brook
GREENWICH AVE, 81: store and basement:
Perry St l. first story extension; Marcus Frank
lin to August Krieth: 8 yrs from Dec
1, 1910; s, 200: address. 63 Perry St
ID AVE, 24s1 and 2465; 126th st. 24e East;
Harry H Jackson to Louis Savares; yrs from
Jan l. 1911: $40. ooo address. 211o Sd ave.
I'd AVE, 1884; north store: Jacob Louis and
ano to Santo Maggie; 3 yrs 4 mos from Jan
!. 19ii; $500; address 1884 "a ava.
Sd AVE 66s: Jacob March. exr, etc, to
Frank Schnittjer: 4 yrs from May /. 1e11:
81 200; address, $3.50 Sd ave.
151ST ST, 245 and PAT East: OF hall one
night each week; also, every day until m.
except Sundays; Simon Buttner to Charles R
Sa!erno: yrs from Aug /, 1910; $500: address.
24S East hist ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
MORE VOTES FOR SMITH.
Rohert Davis Says Hudson Men
Are for Former Senator.

nober. Davis. the Democrauc ooss %
.,-a.on County, who is endeaVoflhs 10
$3.50 m the Assemblymen-elect OF MS
s.<x 20 get them to go into caucus
~ vote for James Smith, jr-, Tor onl'eo
-. Senator announced yesterday that
r.. anoith had the necessary votes ana
-. russon would cast its share Tor MIN.
IN. Davis said:
.sr Smith he's many friencs al over
-..,e who appreciate his work for the
N~rnocratic party, and his friends are
s.,,xdne TO his support now that he is pe-
hs attacked
yrve-v kind OF pressure has been ofoush'
an the Assemblymen-elect OF Hud-
= Countv TO get them TO come out for
90, .. 4. said. All the Assemblymen,
-. elo,e from Hudson, but from other
'-,~,,.ses a. well. have been told 1t is SAID
~. MACHINE Democratic leaders that
LII not share in the House patronage
- ,,.v refuse 10 vote for Mr.. Smith.
r.-s ware forty-eight Of these places
80, IN. last session, ranging IN salaries
- Z, so for the clerk to 500 for pages
~r.,xy Of these employees were necessary,
. :. nrobable that Mr.. Wilson will
So. something TO say before the distribu-
Nm tske. place, he IS the one who signs
A. occidental appropriation bill, and he can
-, +b. nayrnent Of any of these employees
be chooses.
e. far IS the candidacy OF Mr.. Smith
n concerned the former Senator Is expect
"A 70 issue his statement telling why he
:. O. candidate to-day or tomorrow, and
srst IS soon SIS he does Mr.. Wilson will be-
-, 70 unload some Of the ammunition he
II holding back.
Aeee,nbiyn1an Edward Kenny, IL was an
nc,,noed yesterday, will call the Democratic
Assemblynen IN caucus some day next
s,eek Mr. Kenny. being the dean Of the
Democratic members, Will preside. He Will
tx the date after a consultation with
Games Nugent.
Senator George s. Silzer, of Middlesex,
ISSUED an evasive statement yesterday
which does not make his position in the
eenatorship any clearer than heretofore.
He said:
'My position has never been in doubt
I am publicly on record in the Senate and
elsewhere Why should I change now? /
have many weaknesses, but do not think
shat political INSTABILITY is one of them"
Mr.. Silzer's position has been that he is
opposed to the selection of Mr.. MARITIME
End will not vote for him So far as Smith
IS concerned. he is also against him, but
he will go into a caucus and if it decides
hand wagon voting for him. There are
10 Indications that the Middlesex Senator
has changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

18TH STHEET-Henry Barnett has sold for
a client No. 20 East 126th street. three story
and basement dwelling, on lot S.9x9o- IL feet
The same broker has leased the premises for
the new owner for two and one-half years.
SECOND AVENUE-Froman & Taubert have
sold for Peter E. Burns, No 1928 Second ave
nue a five story tenement house. with stores. on
lot 25x75 feet, to Richard Adler.
18TH STREET-H. D. Baker has resold for
1eth street a lot 25x92 feet The buyer will
erect seven story building on the site.
MADISON AvDNUE-John N. Golding sold
tire block front on the Westerly side Of Madison
avenue between SD and SD streets 204. 4x6O
feet, to the Princeton Construction Company,
which will the site a ten story apart
ment house.
Robertson e. Gammie have sold the new hve
story apartment house at the northwest corner
of Audubon avenue and Hath street, on plot
5Ox1OO feet
Kuhn & Lawson have sold the five story apart
ment house the south side Of 18th street,
west Of Broadway, plot 75x1OO feet.
THE BRONX.
18TH STREET-The East 167th Street Real
ty Company has sold No 946 East 167th street
a five story new law house. on plot 81. bx1OO
at S45. 600. Leon B. Ginsberg acted as attorney
for the seller and Joseph S. Feinson Tor the
purchaser.
KELLY STREET-Mitchell Smoleron has
purchased from William Ginnott No. 1929 Kelly
street, a five story house, plot 5Ox1OO feet.
COLLEGE AVENUE-Max Williamson is re
ported to have sold the six three story nat
houses No 1912 to 1852 College avenue, each on
lot 20x100 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
CHANGE THEIR HOUSE PLANS.

1t was learned that George Young and
his wife {hme Lillian NoTdica) had aban-
doned for the present their plans for con-
verting the two dwelling houses at Nos. 6
and West 9Th street into a single large
residence.
The westerly house. No. s. has just been
leased to lone Walker, of Chicago, for
three years at an annual rental OF $1,000
Mr.. Young bought the dwelling houses
last spring He now holds title to them In
the name OF the Securities Company, and
until recently had occupied the house
which has lust been leased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
MANHATTAN.
nEClMRER

with name and address OF lenders attorney.)
MANHATTAN.
DECEMBER a.
ST NICHOLAS AVE cor 171sh st. do9 "a
United States Life Insurance Co; $3.50. 600
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co, ITO
Broadway.
Oct 81 1909: Morris Levin to Jacob Hirsoh:
$4,000; attorneys, Kantrowftz Esosrs, $40
Broadway.
BROADWAY, n cor 1921 st, 12ox199 10;
June 2, 1908; John Baker to the Mutual
Life Insurance Co OF New York. owner: *Io.-
COO attorney, Title Insurance Co, 13S broadway
ELIZABETH ST. 100. sty brk, 25x1oo;
March Is, 1901: Julius Landauer to Bruno
Benzger: $4,000: attorney. Oscar X seitz.
III Broadway.
GREENWICH ST. W S. map estate Joseph
Warkins. lot II, %. 3xs1; Nov 80. 1908, Sarah
Pustkuchen to Title Guarantee and Trust Co;
ST 900; address. 1T6 Broadway.
NORFOLK ST, 1852. sty brk; July 10 and
IL. 1905: Louis and Morris Rosen to Joseph
:" order Hf ea1q
cial Term, Part 1; Dec II. 1910 q satisfac-
tions); $3.50; attorney. Louis JersawitZ, 20
Broadway.
st. 1ooI125: Nov 20. 1910; Barbara Schiller
e eoo e ef1dnsy a Elder. Il Park Row
WATER ST. adjoining cor Cath
arins Slip. bounded in front By Water ..
20 IN rear ns OF running through, hi Sas
party wall forming wall OF tenement erected
on said herein described lot OF ground. and
wa~tarlv OF tenement erected on adjoining lot
at " cor Water At and CAthartns Slip, now
or late OF Jacob -, 4l.1x " A0I; April Is.
IsoS- simon and Mary e FIannery to
Ronald x Brown. exr: $4,000; address. s2o
Broadway.
WATER ST. .. 200 IL It Of Pike Slip. 100
y, 10 south st X 20 Ak l60x25; William {;askell
at al &c Susie X Anderson and Virginia b A
CLOVES; $4,000; attorneys. Thompson, Kon
q Warren, 256 Broadway.
18TH ST, S. 550.11 IT e 9th ave- c2xp4 10:
Nov 10 1907: Helen NJ Buercn to Grace q Nc
Cormack: ST., 800; attorneys Hamilton q
Beckett 100 Broadway
nth ST, 8. 5000 II of 9Th ave- o. 1Ox
%: Jan T. 1860: Helen NJ Busren to blanche A
Santoire; s., 500 attorney. Lawyers Title Insur-
ancs and Trust Co. $50 Broadway.
y, 4s 1pi RI . a. ha.i ~ "a 1sss3e 4:y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

Do Grove, executor; $4,000; attorney, d
Grove, 145 Nassau st.
6erH ST. >. 200 It . Of ;st ave, soxl0o9;
Dec 9, 1907. Andreas Thoma to Joseph L 0rA1;
81 900: attorney. Henry Meyer. 302 Broadway.
list ST. = 1855 Il y Of West End ave.
u sx1oo-o; jar 10. 1903: Patrick J Costello to
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
s0rH ST. East. 4 sly brk 102. 2x25; Aug 2:
1888; Sarah Weissman to Hepburn Russell ana
Ssy. William Bs1e9is winsIoW. IS Liberty 81.
Park ri "a ave- 100 $3.50: May .. 1910: c.,h.rin. 3
po1aeon; 81 900; addr.... World Building. New
York
ssTa ST; -: 1T # Of % ave. 100 s1 IL
ssn,ns. Insti.ution 81 coo: st.orn.y' Frank
Tlchenor, 30 Park Row.
1z2D ST. az IA and 2le East. sty brt.
u 6 DsE H. 1875 sSmu'7 1o ana ,1aooo
attorneys. Mclaughlin 4 stern. is William st.
1920 ST. SO, $50 It y Of Brcadwsy. e.: l11sc y
fs9 . Iebowis: 5000 Attorney alto McLeushlin
& Martin. 500 Broadway
THE BRONX
BELMONT AVE. 24s1. 2sxs7.e; April q, 1909;
Il g
BRYANT ST, cor 10th Ut. 1ooxoo: Dec !.
1904: Minnie II Percy to T McLaushlin.s
Sons: 5000; attorneys. Sullivan & Cromwell. -
Wall st.
CRoToNA PARK SOUTH. $40. q. 1xioo. 1x21.
x1o?1; June 2s. 1905: Samuel Poians and I:icor
ney.. Hibson Co. 2s7 Lexington ave.
LOT 1913. map 1918. Hunts Point Realty Col
June H. 1908: John ] A Sheridan to Edward
L Young; $3.50; attorneys. Johnston 0Alston.
40 Wall 1T.
LOT 1928. map Wakefield. s011e2; sept %.
1907 John and Henry stahl to Ms.shsw .e F
attorney, W Fraser, psf Broadway
ssths.ts - aD 1s a' e:Ss '
1907: William Read to Geo II Coutts: So. oOO:
attorney. Frank G wild. 277 Broadway.
80 H T. = ST. es. $50. Z. Ct 2sa.h =. 100.
torney. George Hoops, 1852 Ryer ave-
. PERRY AVE- . vs.. s2a {, n , Of iOesh st. l2s
oDonov.a to i Levi. conTsn: 5000: ...o1ns s:
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO. $50
Broadway
Perry AVE- a oo. W cor OF 10Th st. iso-IxiGo.
y Bristow: $1,000: attorney. Ernest Hall. 62
William st.
PERRY AVE- OF 2o7th st, being lots
to s - Wa4a s lp Srcsass Oct
1902; James B Blossom to Louise N BristoW;
81. 600; attorney, Ernest Hall, 60 William 1t.
TELLER AVE. 1886. 1s. sxse. tx irres: May l..
1905: Juliet 1 Werner to Lizzie Van Ripper. 81,
$50; attorneys. Gantz. Meier & McRennell, 81
Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1925. 27xIao: Dec "a:
Church and Congregation or North Baptist
Church OF the City OF New York; $40 coo; attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 178 Broad
way.
ton ave. 81, !.25.s4125.s; July I; 1907: Cecilia
NJ sir to Philip Jacobs; 81; 900: attorneys Frank
enthaler & Sapinsky. IS Nassau st.
151sT ST. n .. 200 IT " OF Morris ave. 11s *
5Ox1s. 8x25xlOOx75 July g. 1909: Salvatore Bat.
tista ct Al. as tenants IN common, to Caroline
F'eilowes; $1,000: attorneys Anderson fendle-
ton and Anderson, % Broad St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Tho Toch Realty Company ID the buyer
OF No. rs West s5th street, recently re-
ported sold by Frederick V. s. Crosby.
William c. Odds is the buyer OF the plot
s7x2oo. running through from Broadway 70
Bennett avenue. near 1setn street, solo re-
GENTLY by Ennis & Sinnott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
HELD ON sWlNDANo CHARGE.

Charged with trying TO obtain money
under false prstences. Thomas Donnelly
was arraigned yesterday before Mag1s-
trate Corrigan. In Jefferson Market and
held In 800 bail The rnagstrats sus-
pended sentence In order to investigate
personally the prisoners case It was Al
legged that Donnelly entered a saloon aod
asked for money for ST Francis Churcn.
In West s1st street He carried a metal
cructnx In HIS hands. It was said the man
was not authorized TO collect money for
tha church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
Cells 10Th STREET HOUSE.

e A. Herring has sold No 63 West 1soth
s,rset a four story dwelling house on lot
% NV 100 feet. between Lenox and Fifth
avenues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
REALTY NOTES.

"a nv the Gingold Realty Company Oh the
-.t~ray sdda Of AmSeaC6AR o10n1A -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
MADISON AVENUE BLOCK FRONT SOLD
Princeton Construction Company to Build High Class Ten Story
Apartment House On the Premises.
BOUT $4,000 PAID FOR GOULD PROPERTY AT AUCTI
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

tween 10th and nth streets, will be put UP
from plans by Benjamin w. Levitan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
Liz PENOENS.

AVENUE A. S. lot 10. map OF new viilags Of
New Jerome, Tho Bronx; Nicholas Wapler agr
Rosie Amelia ct al foreclosure OF u1tz5 aeror-
ney, " z Sarrnis-
OATH ST, 8. 100 It - OF White Plains I'd,
20x114; Anna Young agt David Mayerson 81 al
foreclosure of mtg); attorney. ~ D Patton
LOGAN ST g. 10O1o :, OF Maple
"a 2x10O: Charles Biorkegren agt Antonio D. An
Eeio (notics Of Ievy); attoarsya. Drs.on & Kills
heirnar-
63D ST. o. o. n OF list ava. z0oxfS-7;
John Goerlt1 agt Artificial Zee Co e al faction
to foreclose mechanics hsn); attorney. III stein
srt.
18TH ST 3s1 East: Max Rubei agt Lotto II
Lion ct al (amended foreclos1rs Of mtg); ettor-
nsFS NJ B & d W BlumenchaL
x The Bronx; Albert G. Dtrnmerlirg agc
George Kuhn ct al tforeclcsure OF r1sg); attor-
ney. q Herman
18TH ST. 43o and All East parcel begins a.
q point 1922 II OF 18th st and 100 n W OF
Avenue A. n 80 Ak x * . % 10
beginning; Rosa Brock ast John Zsrnek Assocta-
ton (foreolosurs OF uts); attorney, q Herrrana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

Westchester: Alice Duff to Arthur fai ias7
st Lawrence ave-
LOTS s and 9. parcel IS. map sub division
William Ogden at Highbridge: BArbara Enr
hart to Amelia Cook Dec o; 81; address. 5ioO
Decatur ave.
LOT 265. map Underclin Terrace. MOTIFS
Heights Mary n Rohrig to George snort
(mtg $4,000; Nov %: S1o0: address. A54l 'tn
LOT ISL. map Of unionport: Als1andesE, o.I +
Walsh to Alice Dun (mtg $1,000: Dec 10 $Aoo'
address 81 East 135th st
PELHAM AVE. cor Of Hughes ave; 1oi. ~
Pelham ave, 75xs76: Mary Simon TO Rudoipn
Simon (mtg $4,000; Dec 10: 800; ADDRESS, ooS
West 14Oth st.
RIVER AVE. 9 s. 1915 It Of 1soth ct. 49, 81
1O3. TO- Mary Bauer to James byfne. III
liens; Dec IA; 81; address. 1924 Maclay ave-
FREMONT AVE, n 8. 100 Il " OF Prospect
ave- 25x10O; Westchester Avenue Realty GO 70
Alexander Anderson (ntg $4,000; Dec ~; $lVO;
address, 25 East i31st st.
WESTMINSTER AVE. lots 1872 and 1oo.
amended map Of Gleason property zero =
Bammann to Joseph Pierson Cmtg *o.VVV' Oec
II: 500; address, IS Westchester SQUARE
WEBSTER AVE- n 3, 125 II " OF Scott ave,
5oxIn0; Harry Harris to Sadie III JACOBS; NOV
90 all liens; 81: address, S48 Manida 81.
1Ooxl14: City Equity co to Charles % Por,eous
and others (mtg $4,000: Dec Il; 81; address,
4130 Boyd ave-
1s4TH ST. s, IT'S It " Of Walton ave:
25x65 1Ox irreg: Lillian Burke to Amy V
Wilkinson (ntg $500: Dec Il: 500; address,
2425 Jerome ave-
2ssp ST. e s. 1883 T Of g.on1wsod
Connel; Dec Is; 500; address, 1855 busens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Joseph Heirnan to Rosa Saberski: 31r3S5-
Hunts Point Realty Co to Julius buchanan:
$3.50.
Yorkv1lle Bank to Joseph lehman: II.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Sarah
Same to Delaney NicolI and ano, trus; $4,000
De Puyster Van Orden. Inc, 70 Aphonss
Eogenauer ct al; 81.
Frank G Budd to isaac L Kip and ano.
exrs; 10000
tennal Mortgage Co; $4,000.
Same to same; al. 900.
Jared W Bell TO Martenss Story; $4,000
Same to same; s., 900.
Albert W venino to Margaret Marx: S27. 600.
Oliver e Davis and ano to Enoch G Bell;
800.
August Nelson to Richard Fensterer; 800.
Jennie P Stuart to Mamie Faulkner;
81, 500.
state Bank to Alfred Lyons; S2,5o
Francis ] EEan to Sophie Eften: $4.3fb
Philip Dunn to John Finger: $3.50.
Laura NJ Rooney and ano to lawyers Mort
gage Co: $1d5o0
Anna II Boxer to Edward L 0Dseer; 05,ooo.
Harris Colt to German Sav1nsD Bank;
Garab Realty CO TO Ida rraitsl: III, 800.
s. 600.
Mark II Rogers to Samuel Kandsli; 81
Edward D McManus TO Samuel 0reenstein;
Lincoln Trust Co to Edward H Titus ct ii:
Thomas r Keenan, to ste.son. Cutler q Rod
WiIliam W Sherman and ano. exrs to sophia
A. wife OF william " Sherman; 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

WEBSTER AVE. " cor 1921 IT, i00xloo. 9;
Philip Hohuann agt Bernard Schultz. cwner and
contractor: 1855.
Sd AVE 1s43 and l845: Harry Rothstein agt
Louis Keller owner; Louis Diamond and Michael
Cohn. contractors; $50.
17SIH ST, 5e6 to $50 West; Charles N Gray
Marble and Slate Co agt John Glass Jr Construc-
ton Co, owner; John Glass. 1r. contractor; S7sa
SAME PROPERTY; Alfred Benson ast same;
1855.
41ST ST. 142 East: Frank Edelstein aSt Joseph
Boylston, owner; 18th Street Building and Chn-
tracing Co and NJ Ryan contractor; $35-
GOTH ST, 35 West: Bernard Dorf at Beno
Rosenberg. Theological Seminary, Princeton and
Maltby Gelston. owners; Eliss NeiberE q Co and
r Auerbach contractors; $13 TO-
5TH AVE. IA; VIM A Thomas CO ast United
Cigar Stores and herman Star. owners; Isaac
Glassman and Sarah Lebowitz, contractors; SIS
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HOW ABOUT 1T!

Are You one of those people WI
win have to die at the fright time" 20
that Your family win not be lei ID
poverty7 In other words, are yoo
taking such risks with your money
that your experience and management
are necessary to keep II safe7
Put some OF your money where II -
safe, no matter what happens. Buy
q guaranteed mortgage.
No investor has ever lost q dollar
gbfn1t& @ARMNn@
Capital & Surplus IS, 900. 600
40 DrWay, l70 Remscn &. b'AyD
35O Ynftou s.. Jamaica
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

wnLET AVE. OF 21eth ST. 1ooxS5.11
oox253: r Cooperative Building and Loan
association loans Eugene L Brtsech $1,000.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE Official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks TO-DAY
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