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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
REALTY NOTES.

\ mortgage was recorded yesterday at
fecting the new theatre being built by the
Clark Company on De Kalb avenue near
Broadway. This mortgage was made TO
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company
as trustee, TO secure $4,000, Of which said
company is TO advance 100000. and the
balance of the money is 10 be furnished
nv those interested in the Clark Company.
This is the second theatre built by MI
Clark, he having built the new Shubert
Theatre, near Broadway, Brooklyn, opening
II last year.
Mcdonald e. Thomson have sold for
client q country estate at Madison, y. j."
consisting of a dwelling, twenty-five acres
OF land and several outbuildings.
The Berman Realty Company and Max
rlau &, Co. were the brokers In the re-
Gently reported trade involving the twelve
story loft building at No 14O to IA West
22d street, the northeast corner OF Lexing-
ton avenue and 10th street, and the north
east corner Of Wadsworth avenue and 1SOth
street. between the Ritaro Realty Company
and John Volz.
Lloyd ~ Worth has secured for Roland
r. Knoedler a loan Of $4,000 at AZ per
cent on the four story building at the
northeast corner of Fifth avenue and 4oth
street, 26.7x95 feet.
Justice Brady has appointed Henry
Brady receiver Of the rents Of No $40 West
Hist street pending foreclosure proceed
ings Justice Ford has also appointed Mr..
Brady receiver Of the rents Of the house at
the southwest corner Of Lexington avenue
and 96th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Paul shwab to r Arkin Bonlme: 500
Auas s,6 Improvement Co 70 Charles Ho1-
sophie Hcdes to Adelaide Shaw; $4,000
Margaret L Barnett 10 Elizabeth J stancllr,
and ano. exrs. 81.
Elizabeth J stancline and ano. e,rs. 10 Ida
Mugannon and ano. 81
Mary a o Brien to Charles Jackson: 500.
., Robert g MaeElrnth to Auguste Gahren
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Anna L
Ano. as trustees: $50
American Mortgage Co to Corn Exchange
Bank. ST.
Louis Gordon to American Mortgage Co. 2
Assignments. 500.
Charles Gabriel to Charles = Walters; s3l5.
Alfred MiK..h admir- TO Alfred MiYsell 3
Same 20 cors A Meister: 3 assignments: 81.
New York Life Insurance Co TO Mutual Life
Insurance Co. ass snments: each $50 coo
Meehan Construction Co 10 Henry Morgen-
than. sss,s; each. $1,000.
same to Redwood Realty Co; . assts. each.
$1,000.
Gsrmania Life Insurance Co to Isaac Elm
stein. SIS COO
Emma Mack 10 Levi, NJ Isaacs: 500
Mary Il Daily 10 LOUISE Rogers: 81 600
:, Herbert @ streat trustee 70 Patrick \ Nc
Yoreville Bank TO samueI Bitterynnn; 81
samuel Bitterman 10 Abram J Hoffman; 81
John Hollings 70 Sarah 81 Stlassney: $1,000
Isaac Brown 10 Jennie Brown. 81
Moses Pcarman 10 Hy II Jackson; 500
Clara Neumann 10 Annie Levy. 1000
Knox Building Co 10 Max ZeFner: 81
Herman Strauss TO Yorkyille Bank: 81
Annie Mead and sno. exrs, etc. TO Annie s
Mead. 81
Lawrence W Gallagher to Catharine l.
Wynne; ono-half part. 81.
Mulhern Steam Heating Co to Herman
Strauss: 81.
Annie Stoll 10 Andrew G Jung. ossts
$1,000 '''
Tillie Rosenheim TO Maurice NJ sternber-
ger; assts 81.
helm; assts; s5l 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
BOOKMAKER WILL RECOVER
Fullum Exonerates Actress and She Is
Released.

Patchogue, Long Island, Aug. B-Thomas
A. Fullum, the bookmaker. who was shot
above the heart yesterday by Adelaide
Hyatt, former actress. was said by the
physicians to be on the road TO recovery
to-day.
There is much mystery surrounding the
incidents which preceded the shooting and
the events which followed. Fullum. with
a party OF friends, including Miss Hyatt
who was known here as Mrs. Fullum, was
celebrating the woman's thirtieth birthday
and had visited several roadhouses on
Wednesday night and early Thursday
morning. After they returned Fullum
and Miss Hyatt are said TO have quar-
relied. The neighborhood was startled by
a pistol shot, then the woman rushed from
the house and said Fullum had been shot.
She said she did 1t in self-defence, and
when the police arrived Fullum said he
shot himself accidentally. The constable,
however, held the woman until last night,
when Fullum insisted she had nothing to
do with the shooting and she was released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

EDGECoMBE AVE- cor 1e5th ST. so OK
1903; lockwood co agt Sun Construction CO.
owner and contractor. $40.
ANTHONY AVE. 1910 and 1912; Harlem
River Lumber and Woodworking Co agt Asso-
ciste Contractors and Builders. owners and con.
tractors: S5O05 20.
NEREID AVE = s. So II OF Barnes ave.
2on1o; Alexander Upright agt Vincent Palmelri
owner and contractor. $55.
MARMlON AVE, cor 10th st. 75xi5O:
Frank Johnson agt X Realty Co. owner and
contractor: $3.50
l9lST ST. 3. 80 II OF Hughes ave 4ox7s.
Isaac Hyams agt Orwell Realty co. owner.
David III Spring. contractor; $3.50
10TH ST. 503 to oil West: Annie Never agt
estate OF b Klngenstein, owner. Ignatz Kramer
contractor. Si02 "a
9Th ST. 435 East; Abraham Rosenblum agt
Michael RosencranZ and Abraham Goodman
owners and contractors: s3S2
AVENUE A. 5s and 60. Samuel Reiner agt
Joseph and Adolph Deutsch, lessees: slgmund
Fox. contractor; 1914 90
1sOTH ST. 66l West; Matheson Lead Co agt
Right. owner: "A Van Dletsch. contrac-
tor; $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
"PRAYlNG ANDY" PATIENT
Not Bitter Over 20 Years Of
False Imprisonment

Andre" 10th, an old ironworker. whd
vas imprisoned for twenty years for MIR
der committed by another man "a on h,s
way to Hungary to see his wife after twer-
ty-seven years absence He bon.s .,.o -
see the boy whom he left behind a u,,,.
one just passing his third month wa,tir.
for the hronprinzessin Cecilie which will
take him abroad next Tuesday. "PrayIng
Andy" as he was known in prison is via.
ting his nephew, Joseph Zigray. at No goa
East 18th street and is trying 10 foree.
the long years Of his imprisonment
The crime for which Andrew 10th had ~
suffer was committed in the Homestead
riots in 1891. Steve 10th was the muir
derer but he fed the country. while Andrew
was seized and sentenced for life. Last
year death approached Steve 10th and hs
confessed to his priest and begged that all
be done to release the innocent man.
Robbed Of twenty years in the prime Of
his life. torn from his family branded as a
murderer and kept for a score Of years be-.
hind the prison bars Of the Western Peril
Tertiary Praying Andy" had no words n
utter against the men at whose hands he
had suffered the terrible injustice. The
prison pallor was on him, he spoke in tbs
dull. vague hopeless tones OF man sad
6ened by the past and bewldered BY tho
present.
1T was twentyseven years ago" 10th
said yesterday. that came to this country
with my three little sons. Ny wife had 10
remain home with her mother. was to get
rich and then she was to Join me. was A
strong man, and went TO work in the
Pittsburgh mills
There was strike. and although SYM
pathized with the men. continued to work,
because I could not let M little ones go
hungry One day when | was filling a
truck the superintendent came 10 me- with
two men who tried TO question me about
Mike Quinn, who they said had been killed.
/ knew nothing about it, but could not
make them understand. They took me n
the courthouse and all l remember there
was that I heard many voices yell 10th
10th " and then they put me in prison"
While in prison Andrew 10th never de-
SPARED that his innocence would be finally
established Day by day he was seen 70
pray for this, and his habit earned him ths
sobriquet Of Praying INDY"
Andrew Carnegie has bestowed upon 10th
pension Of $40 month during his life.
On this the sixty-two-year old man expects
to live quietly for the rest Of his days IN
the small village in Northern Hungary
whence he came. The Legislature Of Penn
syvsnia has made no provision for the man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
AUGUST is.

AUGUST is.
CANAL ST IL cor Allen ct. store and
basement. Harris Yondelman 10 solomon Gold.
berg: yrs from May -, per month S-Oo ana
s275 address, 81 East Houston ST
HOUSTON ST. 90 West: Maria jain 10
Jacob Spieles 3 yrs from May /. 1911. $1,000
address. SO west Houston ST
LEGGETT AVE. c cor Whltlock ave. lsX
30. all Samuel Finkelstein TO John Schenck
yrs from June /. 1911, 5000; address. s42
81 AIMS ave.
MADISON AVE 2eo to 2G2; all: william
Slutske to Louis Shulskyi yrs from Aug l.
1911. $1,000. address. $40 Avenue D.
RIVINGTON ST. TO- store etc; Michael
Karp to Bernard Carneol; yrs mos from
Sept /. 1911: 1880: address. ~ It'll ST.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. westchester ave
and West Farms Road store. etc. Reville Sic
sci Co 10 Charles king 10 yrs from oct !.
1911. 24O0 to $4,000. address. 263 East
Kingsbrdge Poad.
lST AVE. So cor 9th st. all: Melville
II Beanie to Charles Schanz. 2 yrs from May
/. 1918; $500, address. So I'd ave
9TH AVE S3e: 4th floor: Henrietta s
Burnley TO lsidore Cole; yrs from oct l.
1911: go. 900; address IS Fast 10th ST.
ODD ST 163 and I65 East. all; Auerbach
Realty co 20 Sol Cohen and ano; yrs from
May !. 1911; $4,000: address. 335 East Goth 81.
13eTH ST. $50 West; store. etc; Andrew J
Cobe 10 Nathan Stern yrs from oct !. 1912,
x54O. address S24 West 1921 ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
LEASES.

He'll & Stern leased .or Henry c. bytton
the eighth. ninth and tenth lofts In NO. 20
West 10Th street. running through to 18TH
street. comprising a space Of about 5000
square feet. for long term of years, AT n
total rental Of about $4,000.
"Repetti," candy manufacturer. leased for
five wears, with the privilege OF renewal
for a similar term. the fifth moor In the
United States Public Stores Building, which
IS owned by the Varick Realty Company,
and covers the entire block bounded by
Washington. West, Hubert and Laight
streets. The space leased comprises about
30 900 square feet.
ROYAL Scott Gulden leased the dwelling
house No. 10 West 46th street. for the es-
tate Of II. c. Wilson, TO NJ ]. Piper. The
McVickar- Gaillard Realty Company repre-
scented the owner.
s Osgood Pell & Co. have rented the
ground floor in No. q West 3sth street to
Miss Elizabeth Cunningham, a women s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
TO END HUDSON D|SCQRD.
Regular Republicans Would Get
Together for Sake Taft.
DOUBT RECORDS SINCERITY
Say Jersey Progr ssive Leader
Is l. oking for Excuse
to Support Wilson.

After nghting each other in the most
hitter way for the last four years tnere Is
a strong probability that the two facuohs
Of the regular Republicans in HUDSON
county will get together at the coming
primaries and election and work for the
same candidates for Office. NUMBER OF
conferences have been held OF ia.e' anu
so prolific have they been that predictions
are freely made that united party SO Iar
as the regulars are concerned VIII De 'ne
result.
The activity on the part Of George L.
Record and his followers TO capture 'he
delegates to the next Republican nauonal
convention is the chief reason for harmony
among the regulars Record makes no Sc
cret of the fact that he is going TO make
an effort to have delegates favorable 70
Senator La Toilette selected In HUDSON
Both the Rotterdam and the Dickinson
factions of the regulars want to see dele
gates favorable TO the denomination VI
President Taft sent 10 the convention ou'
the factional differences endangered the
success of this plan. number OF promi-
mont Republicans I'm the county have taken
a hand In the squabble, however, with the
result that Record and his followers viii
have to fight the united regulars for oeie-
gates to the next national convention.
II is also probable that the regulars VIII
get together on candidates at the coming
primaries. So much scandal and graft mas
been unearthed on the Democratic slde IN
Hudson County this year that il is felt that
the chances Of Republican success are
bright. providing good men are nominated
hot Era6aYiCE j. Stu0I,
district court Judge Of Hoboken. Will be
supported for the nomination for Sheriff,
John Kaiser. who was the active Dickinson
candidate, having withdrawn.
Thomas Carroll, Town Clerk of Weehaw-
ken, will in all probability have the support
Of the united regulars for Surrogate, while
Dr. Ferdinand Sauer is looked upon as the
man most likely 10 receive the regular sup
port for Mayor Of Jersey City. 1t is under-
stood that Theodore Mendles and James
Allardice will be the regular candidates Tor
Street and Water commissioners In Jersey
City
1t is probable that meeting will be held
in the near future, TO which all the regular
Republicans in the county will be invited
end at which the candidates for the vari-
Gus offices will be discussed.
The regulars charge that Record and his
supporters are not sincere in their advo-
cacy of Senator La Toilette, as they feel
that he will not be nominated. They are
simply using the Wisconsin Senator's name,
they say, TO give them an excuse for vot-
ing for Governor Wilson, should he be the
Democratic candidate against President
Taft In support OF this they point out
that all the Republican appointments of the
Governor have gone TO members of the pro-
rressive faction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
AUGUST IS.
MANHATTAN

AUGUST IS.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. n cor OF l56th ST. look
1915; June II. 1910: Audubon Improvement Co
20 Gertrude Friedman; S27.500: attorney. II /
LURE, 81 Nassau 81.
BROADWAY. $50. mtg on PERSONAL property;
Beccah: $50: address. $50 Broadway.
COLUMBIA ST. 1874, 2Ox49s; April 20. 1910;
Beck,e Koppelman TO Aronson Mercantile Co:
5000. attorney. Leo Lerner. go Grand st
GREENWICH ST. 100 25x54x25x5s.e: Aug 0.
IN CIV Of New York; $1,000; attorney. Title
guarantee and Trust co. I79 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Feb 49, 1854; same to
same: 81. 900. attorney. same as above.
LEONARD ST, $685. mtg on fixtures: Jan IS.
1911; Louis Schapira 10 and l. Gutenberg: $3.50;
address. 1856 Leonard 81.
LENox AVE. ATS. i6.7xs5; Sept II. 1908;
susan NJ o'Brien to knickereocker Trust Co;
Cornell 81 Nassau n.
SAME PROPERTY; Nov II. 1893; Mary
o'Brien TO same. 5000. attorneys. same as
above
LEXINGTON AVE 742. n W cor Of seth ct.
90 5x65. Jan o. 1910; Sarah Simmons TO the
Plaza Bank; s1i 300: attorney Frederic de j
Foster. Is wall ST
loi. iOxisi 8xlOo. 1lxl67.2; July a. 1910: steven
son Construction Co 10 Joseph Hamerschlag;
5000 600. attorneys, l. e r Jacobs 30
Broad St
100. Nov O. 1910 rector etc Of st Edmund :
church 10 Matilda W Zegler: $4,000. address
Sea Clff. Long Island
SOUTH ST. 1871. mtg lease. etc. July II
taiI. Isidor Frankci TO Rernheimer & Schwartz
Brewing Co; So ESQ. address. l2sth ST and Am
sterdam ave.
9TH AVE. $. sos II n Of 8ith st. 25xsO;
sent H. iSsS: Francis McQuade TO Robert Rem
son. James Turner Baymar Sands and Mary
Van r. Vanderpocl eXrs. $4,000. address 2
VI all ~.
18TH ST g2i East 25x92: Nov 80 1910:
Joseph Rosenberg 10 James \ McCafferty: 500.
attorney. william Ferguson. ~ Park Row
22D ST. :. 2l5 n OF Lexington ave 2Ox
$50. Dec 3. 1907. Louisa Alley 10 Louisa /,
Kane 1900, attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
45TH ST. -. 1905 Il Q OF % ave, 2e.4xiOoo 6,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

BROADWAY. s cor 43d st: Richey, Brown &
Donald uncl agt Broadway and 4sd Street Co
ct al; June /. 49, $50. 6S7 30.
SAME PROPERTY: Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Co agt same; March % 1911; so.d22 4s.
SAME PROPERTY McNeicy Brothers Qnc)
agt same: March "a, 1911; sIs5s4 20 >'''0'
SAME PROPERTY; Tucker & Vinton ast
same, March 10, 1911 $500.
SAME PROPERTY: Pelham Operating Co aEt
same; March T. 1911 1905 81
SAME PROPERTY. Dunns Improved Vacuum
System agt same: Feb Il. 1911 $500.
SAME PROPERTY: d II McLawry Marble Co
ast same; Jan 26 1911: si3s7T
SAME PROPERTY: II w Paen's Sons act
same. Jan 20, 1911. $40 100 a.
SAME PROPERTY: Otis Elevator Co agt
same: March 81, 1911; $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY; George II Storm & Co agt
same; oct ~. 1910. 81 ,s57 IS.
SAME PROPERTY; Sargent & Co agt same
March rs. 1911; S24T6 ~
SAME PROPERTY: Hull Grippen & Co agt
same: oct %, 1910, ssi3 %
WEBSTER AVE-. ESQ. Keyron Holland agt
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co.
June 20 1911 (by bond; s35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
FUNMhKERS END MEETING
Annual Convention of American Press
Eumorists' Association Adjourns.

Boston. Aug ,S.-After a week Of sight
seeing about this city. the funmakers OF
the country In attendance at the annual
convention OF the American Press Humor-
ists' Association brought their visit here
10 an end to-day. They were guests Of
Thomas W. Lawson at his Dreamwold
estate. at Egypt. before departing for their
homes Many OF the jokers partook of
Boston baked beans here for the first time
and went away with a promise not to make
them the excuse for any more jokes Be-
fore adjourning the members selected De-
troit as the next convention city. Newton
Newkirk, OF Boston, was elected presi-
dent Of the association George Fitch, of
Peoria. vice president. and Edgar A. Guest,
Of Detroit. secretary treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
pArRoLMeN TO RIDE AT FAIR.

Forty picked mounted policemen from
the Traffic Squad who were formerly con-
r,ected with the artillery in the United
States army, will give an exhibition at the
State Fair TO be held In Syracuse during
the week beginning September II. Berry
Murphy, the State Fair Commissioner,
called on Police Commissioner Waldo a
few days ago with the request that the
Police Department be represented at the
fair and as a result Commissioner Waldo
announced yesterday that he had picked
forty mounted policemen who are well
known for their skilful horsemanship 10
taIce mart The men will leave this city
with their horses from the Grand Central
etation on September 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
FIGHT AGAINST STARVATION
Men Imprisoned Five Days in Freight
Car Battle Over Sandwiches.

Thy Telegraph 70 The Iribune'I
Philadelphia, Aug 1S-Charles Chisman
claiming Baltimore as his home, was found
to-day in an exhausted condition in locked
box car in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards
After being revived he told a remarkable
story of how he had been locked in the car
five days and had participated in terrific
battle with another man who had been
locked in the same car.
The fight was over the possession of three
sandwiches which Chilsman had taken the
rrecaution to place in his pocket. This por-
lion of the story IS partially verified by the
fact that when the car was unlocked an
other man, almost giant IN stature
iunnped out and made his escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
rAILoRs' STRIKE THREATENED
Garment Workers Call Meetings to
Vote on New Demands.

1t was reported yesterday on behalf OF
Local No. 3S Of the international Ladies
Garment Workers, whose members make
women's tailor made suits. that the com
rntttee had called five mass meetings OF
the members of the union for next week
TO vote on the question of making gem
eral demand affecting six thousand tallors
for an eight-hour workday' SATURDAY
half-holiday and the abolition or piece
work. These demands have been sane
toned by the executive committee. sub
ject to the approval Of the union
The officers of the union say that the
earnings of the members have been low
for the last year or two, and an effort
may he made also to have them increased
II was also stated that when the demands
we're submitted TO the employers every
effort would be made to effect peaceabie
settlement before a strike was decided on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
TO SELL ARVERNE HOTEL.

Joseph p. Day has been instructed TO sell
the Arverne Hotel. hotel cottages casino.
bath houses and seventeen lots, In Sum-
merfield avenue. Arverne. at absolute auc-
ton sale to-day AT 2:S0 p. m. on the prem
jses The property. which has frontage
of over 10 feet on the Atlantic Ocean, with
a depth In Remington avenue of nearly
I 600 feet. a small frontage of 10 feet on
the Boulevard and frontage OF ever 400
feet in Summerheld avenue. will be sold in
five separate parcels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yester-
day at the Real Estate Exchange sales
rooms. Nos. IA and Is Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
CAULDwELL AVE. 1853 TO 1884 s, 1881 n n
OF lS8th St rs 7Xl00 two sty tenmts sold 10
the plaintiff for S62,s25.
I'D AVE sos. s, 25.2 II n OF 43d st. 25 2x92;
5 sty tennis and stores; sold 10 the plalntn io'
S33. 900
I'd AVE S51 W s. 1916 II OF Goth e. 2oxlVo;
sty tenmt. sold 10 the plaintiff for WI
WASHINGTON AVE, 1885, g. 242 II OF
17sth ct SO lOxl46x53 10xl46.3. sty tenmt; sold
10 the plaintiff for $500
GARDEN ST. e cor Crotona ave. 4e2xie OK
44.lx7O.3; sty tennt sold 10 the plaintiff TOT
1900.
By Herbert a. Sherman
GOLD ST. rs. s. So II " ~ Ferry st. l6sx
49, part sty loft and store bldg' adjourned 10
August 81
By J. II. Mayors.
10th ST. 83e Bas,. $. 200 II OF LIST ave,
25xl0Oli: 9 sty tenmt and stores; sold TO the
DlaintiN for S23 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

PATH ST. s. $50 II OF 9th ave- for I
sty stable. 25x46. f. Haft. Amityville. Long
Island, owner; J. Hunter. ial 9th ave- archi-
tect; $500
18TH ST 5, 100 u OF Madison ave: for
sty oil storage bldg. 10 4x24 Pure oil Co
PHI Madison ave. lessee. 7 Hausle. 81 East
125th ST. architect. $500.
PARK AVE, II cor s2d st: for 10 sty
apart house i39 sx90. 900 Park Avenue co. lob
Park ave, owner; Pickering & Walker i0S Park
ave architects, sG50.000.
THD BRONX.
BATHGATE AVE. 8. 23a.fI n or Wen
dover ave. for a sly brick tcnmt. 50x1O2:
Joseph Diamond Construction Co tJoseph Da-
mond 1919 Wyatt 81. presideno, owner; Henry
Nordhem. 1857 fremont ave. architect. $4,000
MAYFLOWER AVE. :. l50 n n OF Alice
st for three = sty frame dwgs, 22xi2 each: John
Young. Mayhower ave. owner: NJ Buckley.
1913 Home ave. architect. S1i,l0O.
AQUEDUCT AVE, cor lslst ST. for I
sty hrk garage. 19x20; William G Bergen. ls7th
30 Klngsbridge Road. architect 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
JACKSON BROTHERS HELD.

EDGAR r. and o. VI. Jackson, brothers,
WIN were arrested on Thursday on war
rant from Brockton. Mass, charging the
larceny of 500 in a real estate transaction
IN 1910. were arraigned before Magistrate
tIo,,.s In the West Side Court, yesterday
and held TO await requisition papers Later
e s.,Sra,,s Court Their counsel demanded
mo, n1oof that they were fueitives from jus,
lice Justice Ford reserved oecislen aho
paroled the men In the CUSTODY VI 'heir
<oarnael.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
BROOKLYN SALES.

Gsntzka g. Co. sold for the Kellszip Real
ty and Construction Company to Henry
Fors the two story two family house NO.
e6O 5Gth street
Everett Kuhn sold No. $50 Cfauncey
street. a six family fiathouse on plot 26x
100 feet. for A. s. Shepherd; also. No. Is
Pulaski street, frame dwelling house. on
a Mot 1S9x1O0 feet for o. Hammardund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HOFFMAN ST. " s. 1908 II 81 Pelham ave
40 4x1Oo7 city Mortgage co loans Pinnicie
Realty co s22 500
HOFFMAN ST w {. s0.4 n OF Pelham ave
40 4x10o7: same loans same $4,000.
HOFFMAN ST. W 5. 1911 II OF Pelham ave
40 4x100 7. same loans same S22,5OO.
ELTON AVE. 5, 4s u 8 W OF l5%h 81
goxiO0: same loans Charles T streeter Construc-
ton Co 500 600.
GARDEN ST n r. 1o.7 T. OF Prospect ave,
BOxl0O: same loans Jacob Cohen Construction CO