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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01

experienced a narrow escape from be-
ing bitten by rattler. The rattler's
intention was vicious enough but his
judgment on distance was a fraction
off Elliston was busy picking plums
when a boy shouted. Look whats on
your leg" He looked down and found
rattler about two feet long hanging
on his pants leg. He jumped over the
plum bush so quick that he left the
reptile squirming on the ground. The
snake had struck him, fastening his
fangs on his clothing and Elliston was
not aware of his danger until the lad
shouted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
Quicker Than the Rather.

Kenton. Okla. July 3O-Jack Ellis
ton. while out pIuming near Endree,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
HEAlDTON.

Healdton. OKLA, July 30.-Only three
more sleeps as the Indian says until
election viii be over and we Will know
who are winners are. "A host of good
men are running and 1t Is hard to
make n choice.
Cruce seems still in the lead in this
section.
Among the many candidates this
week we note Rumph, Sneed, Shanks,
Lowery and Chase and Terry talking
for Lee Cruce.
Ardmore will be the center of at
traction ON the 3rd, we hear many
say they will be there.
j. II. Womble is an Ardmore visitor
today.
We hear that brad Hays will bap-
tze twenty-seyen near Cornish on
Sunday a good many from here will
attend.
Drs. Smith and league took in the
Reck picnic and report fine time
Hot winds This week have shown
their efforts on corn and cotton
sim cotton Is doing well and growing
Corn will also be better crop than
was expected.
Hay is being injured good deal.
We hear of but little sickness.
A rain would do an Immense
amount OF good.
Road working on all sides.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01

sons interested in the estate OF SAID
wards, residing in said county and to
be mailed to all persons who are not
residents of said county with postage
prepaid at least fourteen days before
the hearing of said petition 1t is
further ordered that publication of this
notice be made in the Ardmore Daily
Ardmorcite, fourteen days next pre-
ceding the day upon which said hear
ing shall be had.
l. r. MASON,
.1.14 County Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
a Eriuhtful Wreck

OF train, automobile or buggy may
cause cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprains
or wounds that demand Bucklen's
Arnica Salve-earth's greatest heal
er. Quick relief and prompt cure re-
suits. For burns, boils. sores of all
kinds. eczema, chapped hands and
lips. sore eyes or corns, It's supreme.
Surest pile cure. 25c at Ardmore
Pharmacy.
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EAoh wv
on the 10000 members of the un-
ion. The fund is to be used in cases
OF sudden strikes and for other EN-
ergencies.
The San Francisco, Cal, Labor
Council has decided to accept the
plan of arbitration advocated by
the Commonwealth Club. The cluo
will appoint twenty-four business
men and the council will appoint
Ike number as a board of arbitra-
ton. When disputes arise the parties
interested may each pick member
OF this committee and these two will
choose third. These three will
hear the matters complained of and
the findings must be accepted BY
each side, else the board will not
sit
The assessment for the eght-hour
day was declared off by the recent
Columbus, o., convention of the In
ternational Printing Pressmen and
Assistants Union, as tine shorter
work day is an accomplished fact
In the trade. The convention approx
ed the action of its subordinate To-
Gals in deciding to erect home
for tubercular members.
! News has been received that the
trades unionists of Los Angeles, Cal,
are contemplating establishing some
where near that city a tent city, 20
be conducted upon the cooperation
plan, every member to pledge him
self to buy all necessaries there to
exclusion of Los Angeles.
Not only have union worllmen the
call, but no man who cannot show
a union card in good standing has
the slightest chance to break into
the force of artisans who are erect
ing the buildings for the Ohio Valley
Exposition, which will be held in
Cincinnati. o., from August %, 70
september 2i.
Arthur NJ. Huddell, of Boston,
Mass, Hosting and Portable Engi-
neers' Union, No. 1, has been in
dorsed by all the unions of Massachu-
setls as candidate for Interna-
tional President. Mr. Huddell has
been an International Vice President
for several years
The latest semi-annual report of
the International Association of Ma,
Chinists show the receipts from all
sources for six months to be SELL.
HOP and the expenditures SIG,
42312. The organization has $94
$3.50 invested in government and
other bonds.
The Executive Council of the
American Federation of Labor at its
recent session in Washington. d. /.
resolved to start a campaign looking
TO the adoption of constitution by the
new states of Arizona and New Mex
leo ON the lines OF that of Oklaho
ma. The campaign will be conduct
ed through local unions of the new
states.
At the recent convention of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Ensi
neers, held in Detroit, Mich, a com.
mittee was appointed to establish
closer relations with the Brother.
hood of Locomotive Firemen. These
two organizations have had differ.
ences for some time, and the action
of the engineers will be the first
step toward establishing a more
harmonious feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06

1922 feet The house is between Fifth, and
Madison avenues. Senator William a. Clark ,
house on a plot 7T.2N2U0 is on the north corner
of Fifth avenue and 18th street
1osTH sTREET-Schindler & I-Iebler sold for
Mary Garner the five story double hathouse No
8 East 10Sth street, on lot 25610off feet
1SSTH STREET-Willlam @. Flanagan & Co.
cold for Henry W. Harwcod the three story
dwelling house No 245 West 13sth street, on
lot l7x87.5 feet. 20 II. " Walker.
THE BRONX
EAST FREMONT AvENUE-The Two Dor
ough Realty Company sold for George II. Janss
Nc 246 East fremont avenue. four story fiat
house. d lot 24x1u7 feet; also for Mr. Jenss
four lots in the Arden estate,
HOE AVENUE-Joln A Steinmetz sold Tor
Samuel R WaldTon TO William F. Rutherford
No. 1912 Hoe avenue. a two family house, on Il
lot 25x1o0 feet.
NELSON AvENUE-Ernst & Calm and J. J.
avenue, two story frame dwelling house on
LOT 16. SX94 feet
PROSPECT AEENUE-W- " Morgan sold
for a client to p +. Stanley, No. oI44 Prospect
avenue. a two family brick dwelling house.
FREMONT ROAD-Steven &. Ayres sold fer
Albert d Schott, to Evarts L. Prentiss. the lot
I5xIOn feet the south side Of fremont. Road.
30 feet east of Broadway, fremont Terrace
rI5TH STREET-W f. & w L Brown sold
for the Bank Of the Metropolis the plot Of about
nine lots the south side Of 1T5th street. 100
feet east of Walton avenue. running through 10
the Grand Boulevard and Ccncourse, 190x1eox
irregular.
18TH STREET-C1emeut II. smith sold for
a client the'old buildings. on plot 1oox1O0 feet
at the northeast corner OF 18th street and Web
bteT avenue.
OAK TREE PLYACE--W. "; Morgan sold for
Emil GoIdrick ID Antonio Gamondi. No. Gil
Oak Tree Place, a one family dwelling house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
TO ENLARGE L. |. TRACT
Mcknight Realty Company Plans
bigger Great Neck Estates.

The Mcknight Realty Company has taken
title TO forty-five acres of beautiful wood
land at Great Neck at a. price in excess OF
s9n.ee0 This tract will be developed and
merged with the Mcknight property known
as the Estates of Great Neck, making this
2 total of $50 acres. with 1900 feet of water
front on Little Neck Bay The Estates
of Great Neck is being developed along
high class lines as a private park. 1t runs
for almost d mile and d half from east to
west, from Little Neck station TO Great
Neck station, on the Long Island Rail
road. and about the same distance from
north to south.
The Mcknight Realty Company SOFA yes
terdav at Kenmore " milestone to n Ar
NOW a plot aOA1o0 feet on 10th street be
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues; to A. D.
FLANAGAN a plot 60X1J0 feet on 9th street
between Seventh and Eighth avenues; at
misunderstanding to L. ellis plot 4oA1oo
feet on Highland avenue, between Palace
boulevard and the Long Island Railroad
to A. W. Robins a plot 40Xlo0 feet on
Kingston avenue, between Palace BouIe-
ward and the Long Island Railroad, and TO
X G. Rial a plot 44X1G0 feet on Llnwooo
avenue between Palace Boulevard and the
Long Island Railroad; at Lawrence Manor
IN f. NJ Addoms a plot eoAlco feet on
ATontauk avenue, corner of 9th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
FOR 1900 ACRES, s25o,ooo.

John W. Sterling, counsel for the Con-
solidated Gas Company, is said TO nave
bought land in Greenwich, Conn., ana is
the town of North Castle, Westminster
County, consisting Of about twelve hundred
acres, for S250.000. The properties report
ed sold are the five hundred-acre farm Oh
Silas Meade at Greenwich, and TWO fariiiS
of zee acres owned by Allen and George
w Brundage at North Castle Inc lal1iis
adioin and lie along the route of the pro-
nosed Westchester and Northern Railroad.
which is an extension of the New York
Westchester & Boston.
Mr.. Sterling expects TO improve the land
and erect A large mansion on IT. lie Will
construct many driveways, and in addition
TO a private golf course he will also have
an artificial lake on his estate. Mr.. Ster-
ling owns about fifteen hundred acres IN
the towns of Harrison and Rye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
THE BRONX.
AVE 1853; 2 sly frame 4
LIS PENDENS.

LOT IS. map OF property OF Edward T Youns.
The Bronx: Lille y SJsrnberg agt Truxtou
Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF u1tg)i artoruss 3
WeSselman & kraus-
Of West Chester. The Bronx; William c spears
agt Beth ShirTner ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. Roedsr-
L.ENOx AVE "a: Louise Porzes agt Abraham
Eisenstein ct al faction to resctnd SALE ETC.;
attorney. z De Fere-
10TH ST. n :, 100 II OF 9TH ave. 5T.6I
100 IL: SEVERN Mazda et al agt Moses Shhl
ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney. J 7 Booth.
LOT "a map OF Clason's Point. The Bronx;
Walter " Taylor ast Douglas , Clarke e Al
foreclosure Of mtg); attorney. A 3 Morrtso1
PROSPECT AVE, cor 1s9th st. runs
50x look n j0X Z ~ 100 TO beginning.
Fernando Behrens et al AIT Walter J VI Doncva1
ct at accounting. etcl: attorney. " n Darrov.
18Th ST 315 West: Annie De Mott agr Dazid
Israel Specific performance: attorneys, r & :
O'Gorman-
18TH ST 90 East: Lillian LiDstadt sst
Beruath Noskovtz et al foreclosure OF tax Hem,
attorney. A Aaronstamm-
SsTH ST. 211 East same agt John Staney
ct al foreclosure or tax Hem; attorney. :
AarOnStamm-
ssTH ST. zoo East: same agt same (forsclcs-
ure OF tax Ifen); attorney, A 5 Aa-onstaunn-
10Th ST. s. 1915 IT W OF Ave A. 16.sx
100 IL; Lillian Lipstadt sst Alice L JGgcs er al
foreclosure OF tax lien): attorney. Aaron
stamm.
GOTH ST. go East: same ast Edmund c SEMI
et al foreclosure Of tax leo: attorney, \
18TH ST. s2s East: Hannah Anger az
Frank G Weiss ct al Cforeclosure OF mtgl5 a.
torney- E Wight.
NTH ST. rs. go # W Of 1st ave- 4Ox5s: Lillian
Ipstadt agt Lizzie Helfrich ct al tforeclosurs %
tax nen); attorney. AS Aarcnstamnn
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser
MANHATTAN.


AMSTERDAM AVE, ia and TIC. 4oz1oo;
Simon Strauss TO Charles G Herbermann (mtg
$4,000; May .; $780, address. 80 West 3Sth ST.
BROADWAY, S @ cor 5oth st. 30. 3x549x irreg:
Cornelius Powers to Sarah V Baker; April
IS; 500
SANE PROPERTY: Sarah V Baker to Jacob
Wertheim mtg 100000 May ,; 500; address,
1918 ID ave.
CROSBY ST. 1873. g, 2G1ox73.1x irreg; tho
Washington Trust Co to Leo Schlesslnger: April
-; S24, 400: address, 3I2 South St
COLUMBIA ST. e s. 325 It of Rivington st,
25xl00; Marks Kerber 10 Morris Kerber; April
80 81; address. ia Ave a.
FULTON ST, 30 and "a; Jane X Fraser and
ano TO Charles Z Osborn, of Bellport, Long
Island; b and g. all title: April ~: 81; address,
Bellport, Long Island.
LAFAYETTE ST, 15s. " 9. 25xIoo; 4 oldrtn
i tiisi' part: May 3; $io,G66 81
SAME PROPERTY; Mehitable Rutter 20
same; one-third part: May 3; SlO.6G6 81. =
SAME PROPERTY; James r Pool TO same;
one-third part; May B; Slo'G66 81; address, "a
William St
MILL. ST. w &. extends from South william
ting and ano extrx, TO Reform Club. a corpn;
April Is: 81 address. - Broadway.
PARK AVE W cor l14th st, lie 6xs5. TX ir-
reg; 1881 street Park Co 10 Elizabeth schwarzo
Ter mtg $4,000; May 4; 500; address. l34c
Brook ave
Pearl. ST. s73 to az. g. Ok: Louise NJ
Clamp 10 Louis Lehmaier and ano; April 90:
500
SAME PROPERTY: Louis a Iehmaler ct al
10 WingOld Realty co Ontg $45.ODOD; May - 81.
Address. rs Beelman St
PROSPECT PL. e, 1911 (; n Of 42d ST.
i6.exs5x irreg; Mary healy "a Margaret Fo-
garty tntg Sc 250l: July % 1906; $lo0' address.
Room 1902, 299 Broadway
WEST END AVE. 342. l8.1Gx10: John Dowd
TO John { Dowd et al (mtg S25 900. tenants by
entirety: 800: address. b24 broadway
1sT AVE, s. q It $ Of 74th ST. os2zeo;
T-rau. Nosrer 10 Francis Mosner y part April
-. all liens, 81 address 1873 LIST ave.
i=T AVE 1901 ard 1908, cor ssth II.
n, q - Al y
f5olddaid ~ a nutg $40 eoW May 8 800 ad-
dress. 81 West 2lst ST.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

SEVENTH AyENUE.7-Jesse, T. Meeker sold
FOR Jacob r. Thoman No. 455 to 4a9 SeFenth
458 seventh avenue. Il. 1xe0 feet. 10 William II.
and F. Hussey, who own adjoining plot, and
control a site fronting 100 feet on Seventh
avenue. with depth Of 100 feet
ELEVENTH AvENUH-Jacob J. Talbot sold
for John a, Queil to Mary f; Schlosser the four
Eleventh avenue, lot 25x75 feet. -
2IST STREET-Sol Stern sold for the John d.
Olson Construction Company the eight story ard
basement modern store and loft building Of fire
proof construction at No. Al East list street.
between Broadway and Fourth avenue. This
property was taken by the sellers about three
weeks ago in part payment for the recently
completed nine story Office building Nos. 80 and
81 East 2sth street. This quick resale Is an
other evidence of the demand for first class
properties in what has come 10 be known as the
Fourth avenue district
22D STREET-The Alliance Realty Company
bought from the New York Cab Company The
pioI No. lI6 West 32d street, p. lo5Ie66 feet.
The buyers own 30 feet adjoining, giving them
a plot 20 l0Kl97.e feet. facing the new Glmoie
store and the main entrance TO the Pennsylyania
station.
BATH sTREET-oppenheim Collins e. Co. the
well known cloak and suit house; now at Nos.
30 ana IS West 34th street. bought the adjoining
property. No 81 West 34th street, 24xSS3 fee',
from Mrs. Kate ]. d. Harnett The new owners
intend der1osh the old dwelling now on the
LOT and extend their eleven story building over
the property. The enlarged structure OF oppeI-
fer fee on gath street extending through TO 18Th
street where the frontage IS go feet
ssTH STREET, j. Goodale & Son boIG TOT
the Madison Square Mortgage Company 20 I J.
Newman No. 40 West 46th street. a four story
tenement house. on a lot 25Klo0 feet
7IST STIEET-Edward c. Williams Co
sold for the estate o. Edward J. King Nos. los
i42 and ia West list street. three four story
dwelling houses each 20x100.5 feet. to the Herald
Square Holding Company tArnstein q Levy ana
George Backer5. This plot is most accessible, be
fng near AL transit lines. II - assured Of per
Ynanent light the west, as II ad1oins the rec
tor, OF the Church OF the Blessed Sacrament
The Herald Square Holding Company recently
purchased through these same brof'ers HHi on
isth street. which they have gesoId
z-T.Fg STREET Miss g. Nelson Esd the tour
story ard taserleui rTDVusfope front - elsInE
focse 30 II East 18th street. On lot 10 *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
STORE AND OFFICE LEASES.

Samuel H. Martin has leased for Thomas
Simpson offices in the Simpson Building
No. 1874 Broadway, TO the International
Taxineter Company of America, Interstate
Motoring Association and Watson & Ven
able.
The United Realty Company has leased
for a term of years corner suite Of Offices
on the sixth floor of the Hudson Terminal
Building, No so Church street, to the Sies-
fried Company. general advertising
agency. for immediate occupancy.
OConnor. Lawrence & Ellison have
leased stores in the building at No.
Church street to the following: Graves
Typewriter Company, Ignace Lewis, jew
eller. and Fred Mayer; also offices TO the
Peerless Realty Company, to the Cincin-
natl Time Recorder Company, TO the
Watchman's Clock and Supply Company
and 10 the Heany Lamp Distributing Com
DauE
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee. J
MAY p

BEACH ST. So: 8 sly bldg; NJ Anna Q Riley
ct al TO Nicholas W Day ct al exrs: . WIS from
May l. 1910: So, 600; address. ) Beach St
I'd AVE. 14Os; south store: Marie RAIDER 20
August JakeI: 3 yrs from May /, 1910. STA, ad-
dress. 140S I'd ave.
Sd AVE. 1918: store: Peter. McGIynn and ,6 a4o
to Abraham Schiller: = yrs from May !, 1910
81 .020; address, 764 East iG1st ST.
JlTH AVE. " cor 5sth st. SiA5sz irres;
Thomas Fornlan Co 70 ! + Murphy Lumber Co:
yrs and 5 mos from Feb /. 1910 privilege Of
renewal for Yrs and mos; $780, address.
SO Avenue 4.
sTH ST. 81s and $50 Eas.; c sty bldg; Max
Rosenbaunr to Philip Markowitz; > YRS from
May /, 1910: $500; address, BIS East 9Th St
18TH ST. n G s. 25x9l: Moore estate. lot 3o1;
Katharine Moore to Joseph e Howell Benja-
min G Sears, Thomas Howell and Marcus G
Sears; n yrs from May /, 1910 privilege of II
yrs renewaD; taxes. etc, and 5000; address,
Blooming Grove, I.
SAME PROPERTY; assignment OF lease: Ben
jamn { Sears and ano to Marcus g Sears, one
third part. 5000: address as above.
BOTH ST. CO. West: . sty bldg: William Mul-
ligan to Frank HaUber and ano, . Yrs from Mag
J. 1910; $3.50. address. 622 West 130th st.
133D ST. 1875 West: George Zwick TO Wilson
Kenny; WIS from May /, 1910: 81, 400: address.
rs West 133d
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Johnson t'iil $500: address. fe5 Broadvsy.
BRooR. AVE 9 :. - r. % t4sth ~. 20,
gs June g 1897; Frederick Folz 20 IsIll''''
Savings Bank; sI2,Jo0; address III ath ave.
KELLY ST. n s. 235 IT OK Robbins ave. -' :,
irree: Sept 20. 1901; PAUL. Loll 70 an dsh1r1
vending; $1,000: attorney. George
muller. address. 1911 81 ave. -.
LOT 1916. map wakefield; July rs, ls 10
John F Kelly TO Joseph ID BAKER Nf'''V' 90
dress, f9s Broadway.
tate: Jan 2s 1905: George W Eegsrs 70 AI ~,
DreyeT. $4,000; attorney. George < h'@'-
10 wall st
LOTS u and 1s. map estate Thomas Bass
ford; October 81 1900: Francis lsawioT 90 20
Harlem Savings Bank: $4,000; address,
East 125th st.
lots 34s and a4e. map Pussley estate;
June TO- 1877; T Francis F1ood to anne =
RuhI ct al; S1.4Oo: attorney. Robert n Dss
man. 3219 Sd ave
LOT 30T. same map: June 10. 1907 same 70
same; 800; attorney, same
NORFOLK ST 20: June =, go sod 1905 stto TT1ns
Baum to Mile Zoo, Bonn a,un1 So s4'ooo'
GAME PROPERTY; June %. 1905; same to to
American Mortgage Co; $4,000 address, Oh
Nassau st.
TrNroN AVE 1855. April ~. 1907: David
James W McEIhinney. AZ Park Row
TIEBoUT AVE. e. 1e6, TT IT OF 1ssth
f. 31 90 to Frederick Me1Iert $4,000: adj
dress. 1892 Mount Hope ave a.
cd AVE, cor st Marks pl 345xSS'
May {, 1905 Emil Adler to Charles VEIN
stein; SI2,500; address. II West l2otn IT.
9TH ST All: May g. 1900: Barnet hlar TO
solomon Wei1handler: $4,000. address. s'V
Broadway
10TH ST. % East: Feb IA. 1908: Garne,o
Building Co 20 Frances stevens: $4,000; at
torneys Phillips & Saniue1s- 90 Nassau 81
10TH ST SOC West; Nov 16. 1905; Conrad
Iather 10 Charles Meyer Sz.JOOi attorneys
Davis & Kaufman " Chambers ST.
a2D ST, q g. 2IO.G ft o OF Broadway 20 *
9s. o, Feb 81. 1901; william " Heard 20 hoo-
err MicoIino: SIT 500: address. 81 Washington
Market
18th ST. 14G East; May ]. 1908; Denis "
Gallo tc Elizabeth Kenny; $4,000; attorney
J c Robinson 81 Nassau st.
GOTH ST. n g $50 70 OF I'd ave, 3I-5x
1OO11; MAY 2. 1905: Max Brettler TO Jncoo
Goldberg; $4,000; attorney, Louis A solomon
Al Park Row.
121ST ST, n s. 100 # Of stb ave, So Ok
10O11: May 81. 1893: Ella ! Breckenr1dGe 10
Sia,rnund, Levy; s1O.5OO; attorney. Edgar )
Lauer, GIG Madison ave
13sTH ST, n e. 37J fl OF 18th ave. 5ox
e911: April % 1901; Pierrepont z Grannis
TO Robert Ellin ct al; 10000; attorney Ed-
ward Clinch. IS Park Row
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Joseph d BedIe admr. TO Elizabeth Wight
man. jr; S14. 900.
Same to same; A4,OO0.
Morris Bernstein to Rachel Posner, 1-3 part
Harris P Wetsel to Daniel Seymour: 81.
Lima Weber and ano TO Title Guarantees
and Trust Co: $4,000
Home and Asylum Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in New York: assts. s46.JOo-
West Side Savings Bank TO Harlem Savings
William C Costing, sr. TO Corn Exchange
Hunts Point Realty Co 70 Macmillan Nor
genthau. tr: 81 400.
Seymour Realty Co TO Cnr1stins q OpeInEui
ct al. trus: $4,000.
Z Openhyrn: $4,000
Ernest Muller to Rachel Manlock: 81
Minnie Cohen to David Yankauer; $500
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~. for TWO sly brick tHn01ts' 09.5Ls7 -
C.ruTniey SIC Ford ST. architect cost ss1x~
owner FoKliasso Clement Building 90 ~
Blocker ST.
AID Avg. cor Of siss 81; for a in
.torJsbo,tse. TOl.5x2n0; . @ Wolf Phiias..
phIa architect. cost. 100000: owner. Jar,
RUPERT. 1859 Sd ave
pARE VIEW TERRACE, n = 1850
2IJth 81: for ? sty and attic trsme ar
zfx52; q Glenn, 81 East f4eth st, srcnfss.
cost. $500. owner, John Mara, 1851 81 Ma,
las ave.
THE BRONX.
FAIRYI.ASD ENTRANCE, :. so 2,
Clason Point I'd. for sty frame stand g.se
Udoph Schuler. 40 East l4Oth = architzr-.
cost. $50: owners Rupert < Mckay. Jsro-,
ave and 161st 81.
INTERvALE AVE. n :. s. % u = of For
for a sty briO tenInt. size irTeE; Hoppe q DarS-
owner: Mardf Construction Go. z9S AIexsass,
ave.
oIINvIILE AVE = 22s n Of Gun nm
I'd; FOR 1 sty frame shed, 2oxl5; John
ZueIck WI1IIamsbTidge square. architect: en.r
SZOO: owner Emanuel BuriandO. WlllIsfnsFsfs,.
Square.
STEPHENS AVE. " >. 3 Il . Of Cornell az,
If36 walker ave. architect; cost, $50: o71s,
Clinton stephens. on premises
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. y >. 1881 rt.s.
1920 ct: for three sty brh tennis. 4SsxIi0s
AZ 8x1Of Q and 4O6x95.S. Fred Hammond Tacss
81 and 81 ave, architect cost, $4,000, oars4~
Katonah Construction Co. ss1 fremont ave.
MAGENTA ST cor Cr1iZer ave for a p
and sty frame dWg and shed. i201a5. Jo-s,s
ZiccardI SIS Morris ave architect; cost, yfgG.'
owner Donate PfzZutieilO. on premises
10TH ST ~ cor washington ave; Tor 49,.
ST. brk tenu,ts, $3.50, 50xS7 and 4GzS5r ca
nar e Goldberg 704 Jackson ave, arc1irsss..
cost s14J. ZOO; owner, David anosky az
Washington
fsfST ST. n : cor Belmont avs5 for ag.
brk tenmt 3Jx80; Charles 8 Clark rs Trs,se,.
ave architect; cost! s45. coo, opFner. John vI,,
Iante, 6S7 East ISlst ~,
fszD ST. cor Webster ave for shrs- H-1
tsEmts. one Sly and two sly 51I9O and S4sr
II, Charles S Clark. 40 fremont ave archi,ses>
cost. 10000; owner, Bernard schultz. Si2 Ess,
227th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROOK AVE " cor 15Tth at. 16sx94Sx
1A2voT I. John Schneider agt Jonas Well and
Bernard Mayer owners; Greenstein & Mayer,
Contractors; S544 so.
135TH ST 61O West: K1inert & Rosen5luth
act d I, Block. owner; Eugene Glucksrran'
contractor: S3s 60.
PPYANT AVE cor 172d ST. 100x1OO;
F-yant ave. " cor 1Ted St 100x100; Bryant
ave 2 cor Jennings St. 12Ox100; Bryant ave,
s cor Jennings ST. 1OOx100; William Boese
agt EIveu Realty Co owner; Lewis LaVeIie'
contractor: S1.S63 S.
T0NGFEIIOW AVE cor Freeman ST,
2JxIOO: Alexander Upright sSt Albert Ger
hards Inc. owner; Albert GerhardtS, contrac-
tor: S432 90
nth ST. PAT West; Samuel Chaser agt
Ernest tTIinger. owner; Vickar Gaillard Realty
co, contractor; $64 IL