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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14
Statement OF the Condition of the
PEOPLES BANK,

Statement of the Condition of the
PEOPLES BANK,
located at Dillon, S. c.,
at the close of business, Dec. 5th,
1911.
Resources:
Loans and Discounts, $2O5, 1906
Overdrafts, 1,172.10
Due from Banks and Bankers,
14.441.O0
Currency, 2,137.OO
Gold, 1880
Silver and other Minor Coin,
Checks and Cash Items. 1,532.S3
Total, S228, ,O63.O1
Liabilities:
Capital Stock Paid in, $65, 10000
Undivided Profits, less Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid, S,3O6.9S
Due to Banks and Bankers, 531.65
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check, 61,174.OS
Time Certificates of Deposit.
17,o46.55
Certified Checks, $4,000
Cashiers Checks, 53.75
Bills Payable Including Ger
t1f1cate for Money Bor-
rowed, 100000
Total, 1928 ,O68. .O1
State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
Before me came e. r. Hamer,
cashier of the above named bank,
being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank. as
shown by the books OF said bank.
+. r. Hamer.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 9th day of Dec, 1911.
j. w. Gaddy.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
]. w. Dillon,
T. A. Dillon.
V. l.. Mclean,
Directors
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14
A BIG COTTON SALE.
Mallory Buyer Purchases 1872 Bales
for $4,000.

Mallory, Dec. 9. - The largest
single lot of cotton handled in this
! section during this season was ship
ped from here to-day. The lot
consisted of 1872 bales and was
bought from John D. Coleman by
James A. Galloway for the account
of Alexander Sprunt & Sons, of
Wilmington.
The average price paid was about
8 IA cents, and the draft to cover
was for a little more than S5, 900.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach
the seat Of the disease Catarrh n blood cuf
tutional dis'asc. and IN order you taLe
internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken M
tor!iy aud acts directly upon the blood and 'rucous
surfaces. Halls CataTrh Cure Is a qIIack met,-
cine IL was pr rs"ribcd by OF the best physicians
IN tns country for years and Is regular prescription
1t i composed uf the best tOn!CS known combined
WIN the best blood purncrS. acting directly thu.
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination OF tin.
t%n INGREDIENTS Is what produces wonderful re-
suits Ih curing CataTrh Send Tor tstImoninls free
+. J. CHENEY & Co. Props Toledo. y,
Sold bv DRUGGISTS. pncc &c
Tax illA Family iriIs for constip.tIon.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

Statement of the Condition of
THE BANK OF DILLON,
located in Dillon, S. c.,
at the close OF business Dec. 5th,
1911
Resources:
Loans and Discounts, 384, ,523.11
Overdrafts, 5,226.98
Bonds and Stocks owned by
the Bank, 49,S00.00
Furnitures and Fixtures, 5,125.O0
Banking House, 100000
Due from Banks and Bankers,
46,944.64
Currency, 6,523.0O
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

The world is full of women who
can amuse the ordinary man. Can
sing, dance or recite for him can
print, write or decorate in a manner
most pleasing, but the poor man Of
ten goes begging for a woman who
can sew on buttons or mend his
clothes; who can cook his food with
economy and flavor it to his taste.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14
TO RENT.
= 600 ACRES OF AS

TO RENT. - 600 ACRES OF AS
fine cotton, tobacco and corn
land as there is in South Caro-
lima, to let on shares, or for mon
ey or cotton rental, in crops of
one to four horses, to suit the
renter. Made from one to one
and a half bales of cotton to the
acre this year. Apply to P. o.
Drawer H, Dillon, S. c.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
12-14-5t

Office Phone 13S.
Residence northeast sec
ton of town.
Ofiice over Bank OF Dillon.
,
o. M. PAGE. c. F.,
Civil Engineer, Land Sur =
vey1ng and General Engi- Z
neering, Draughting and
Blue Printing.
Office over McLaurin's store
,
James r. CoggershaII,
Darlington, $. u.
e. X. Pettigrcw, Dillon, y. {. :
COGGESHALL Il
PETTIGREW
Attorneys-ut-Law
Office over Bank of Dillon
Building
WALTER F. STACKROUsE
Attorney at Law
Marion, "outh Carolina.
Phone No. 3.
= -"
LASNEAU ID. LIDE
Attorney at Law
Marion, S. c.
Office in Graham Building.
.
Knox Livingston, ]. B. Gibson,
6ennettsviiie, s. c. Dillon, S. c.
LIVINGSTON & GIBSON,
Attorneys at Law.
Offices on Railroad Ave,
next door to Cotton Mill Of
fices.
.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON,
@. Els.
Surveying and Engineering.
Drafting and Blue Printing
Represented by
w. F. r. johnson,
Office over Cotton Mill Office I
>
- Office of -- {
TOWNSEND, ROGERS
& McLAURIN, I
Attorneys at Law. I
Office above McLaurin Drug :
Store.
, .
JAS. w. JOHNSON
Attorney at Law
Ma.ton, South Carolina.
Practicing in the Courts of I
Dillon County. 7-21-tf I
, .
P. B. Sellers w. C. Moore I
SLLERS IL MOORE
Attorneys at Law
Practice In State and
Federal Courts. Special at- I
tentioD given to collections.
Office over Bank of Dillon.
, .
.
j. =. LANE.
AttoFney-at-Law.
Office over Evans Pharmacy.
ID. o. DuBOSE, NJ. D.,
Little Rock, s. G..
Office at Drug Store.
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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

Gold, 5000
Silver and other Minor Coin,
i,25220
Checks and Cash Items, 10000
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

Nolh's Liniment is the best remedy for
rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back, Stin
Joints and Muscles, Sore Throat, Colds,
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

TaEy IllN Family i'HIs for constip, ton.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
REALTY NOTES.

There we're no auction offer ngs Of real
estate in the Manhattan salesroom yester-
day.
\. V. Amy & co. have been appointed
agents for the Kensington end Bellrose
apartment houses at Nos. 226 and 90 West
18th street
Toel, Brett & Co. have been appointed
agents for NO 1o8 Fifth avenue. an eight
story store and loft building, between 18th
and 18th streets, and for No. - 70 2 West
22d street, sixteen story store and loft
building, now nearing completion.
Slawson & Hobbs have been appointed
agents for Nos 235 and 237 West 67th street
5. Osgood Pen & Co. have been appoint
ed agents for Fulton Hall and Hudson
Hall. at Nos 5A and 32s West 95th street
". L. Rouse and l. 4. Goldstone, archl-
tects, will on February ] remove their Of
fees To the fourteenth floor OF No. 80 West
Henry Brady has opened a branch office
AT No. $50 Broadway.
Walter Bndner, solicitor of ths Illle
Guarantee and Trust Company, VIII speak
before the real estate class Of the West
Side Young Mems Christian Association
30 3lS " est 5th street, this evening HIS
subject will ne Title Insurance
Justice Goff, Of the Supreme Court ias
appointed Standard Chard receiver OF IN"
rents of 40. 1920 Third avenue, FIVE story
mercantile building No. l1o East 6lst stree,
q private dwelling house, and No. - Easi
18th street four story private dwellius
house. pending a suit brought by Stuart
Wyeth against Julius Jungman and others
TO foreclose q second mortgage Of $4,000.
The prior mortgage is for $500
Charles s. Campbell has been appointed
receiver Of the rents OF Nos. 4S2 and isi
West 136th street by Justice GOif, In pro-
ceedings brought by Emile ". RcichoW TO
foreclose a mOrtgage OF $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

Several interesting sales were reported
IN the realty market yesterday. Much IN
tcrest was also aroused over the report
that George Il. Wilson. a Philadelphia, -
having plans drawn for twelve or twenty
five story store and Office building for the
southeast corner Of Broadway and SSd
street. and tho leasing OF property at the
southwest corner Of Madison avenue and
4lst street has been contemplated, on which
site a twelve story business building VIII
be erected. \ complete account Of the two
latter transactions will be found elsewhere.
The Winton a nine story hotel, at NOS
so and $40 West 5Sth street, was sold by
Millie 3. Pakas 10 Bernard Reich. The
structure is on o plot 4s.2xlo feet, about
10 feet west OF Columbus Circle. In part
payment Mr.. Reich gives the plot OF four
lots on the south side OF $3.50 street 80
feet west Of Broadway.
The transaction involves a total OF about
S2o0,000 The new owner OF the Winton will
get possession OF the property in few
days
The Realty Holding Company added 10
its holdings in West 4Oth street by the pur-
chase OF No. 906 from Nelson Smith. The
Realty Holding Company recently acquired
through NJ. and L. Hess Nos POS TO ~
West 4oth street, and now control plot
Of 100 feet frontage. The plot is within
lbs feet Of Seventh avenue.
Another sale near by was that negotiated
by Joseph Oatman. who sold for Jesse and
Samuel Rosenthal the three story dwelling
house al No. 927 West 45th street
Cammann, Voorhees, & FLOYD sold for
Harry X. Grigg the I'VE story building at
No "a Front street, adjoining the corner
Of Old slip. Wilhelm Knauth Of the bank
ing firm Of Knauth. Nachod & Kuhne, was
the buyer, and Will occupy the premises for
storage purposes. Charles I. Noyes Com
pany represented the seller.
A transaction involving good sized
Bronx plot was negotiated by Arnold,
Byrne e Bauman, who sold for John II.
Henshaw TO Louis Bernstein the north
west corner of Valentine avenue and l&th
street plot l05X100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
MAY ERECT BIG BUILDING
Negotiations Under Way for Leasing
Property in Murray Hill Section.

The Murray Hill section is threatened
with another tall business building If pres
ent negotia tions do not miscarry. The II.
W. Johns Manville Company. dealers IN As
hestos, nov in business At No 100 william
street, are negotiating with James {. Col
gate owner of the property at No. 296 20
29S Madison avenue. It IS az the south
west corner Of 4lst street and covers q
plot 4Sx6i7 feet. \ twenty-one-year lease
for a twelve story building which is project
ed for the site is sought.
An officer of the johns Manville Company
said yesterday that no transaction had been
closed as yet, but that negotiations were
we'll advanced in the matter. II the trans
action Is brought tc a successful termina-
ton ii will result in the first tail business
structure in Madison avenue between 3ith
and 42d streets.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
SAME PROPERTY; Sept ?. 1904; . Pors-
Inrr 50 lNtl

SAME PROPERTY; Sep; 9. 1904: y o Fors-
berg TO same: $1,000.
RAILROAD TERRACE. 9. at division line
lots 1851 and 1852. map Wakefield, being paris
lots IiOJ and 1l52 said map runs lpyx NJ
lUj TO ID 81 $50 u DIVISION nne
bet Iot 100 and gore i2fx y 103x y 2Jx " 100
~ o Railroad Terrace B.6 % beg; Sept J.,
attorney Charles u Hailock. 800 Fast lNth ST..
TfTIER AVE. >. 03 II = NJ iG6th st. l03. AZ
2J81i1tO7.4 .4xijG1l; July ~, 1910: Emile Lhleg
10 Ernest Wernaman; $1,000: attorneys, Martin
g. Howe go Broadway.
WOODTAWN ROAD. . =. 1909 n n of Web
ster ave i36.7yJUx l2l .3XJ2.3. June o. loOoi Thos
Bosel 20 Lille Neuhaus: S3.6p; attorney Law
WESTERLY y lot 202 map OF Wakefield, J0x
ter. Individuality and extrx 500; attorney.
smith Williamson. 3G4 Alexander ave.
i3GTH ST. 8 1895 Z. ~ Cypress ave-
fi2GxtOp: pee 2s 1906 Louis Iese 20 Mutual
Life Insurance Go; 5000 address. - Cedar s.;
10Th IT. p go n of Cypress ave, 100 10
xJD. April D. 1910. Curtiss Byron 70 Amelia
5 Lansing; $500. attorney. Franz Sigel 30
Park Row.
I58D ST. g. 100 II Of Courtlandt ave. ioox
Savings Bank; $500; attorney. " Jackson @o3i
81 ave.
18TH ST. el2 Fast loox375: Jan II. 19il;
EsSi lG7th Street Realty Go n PlncUs Lhven-
berg; 5000 attorney. Leon Ginsbnrg' I5E
Nassau 81
isOTH ST. 5G5 Fast iooriss Jan le 1906
James \ Regsn 20 + sanders, SLIGO: i'd
dress. 2oj3 Anthony ave.
18TH ST. 6 g. 30 II . of Hughes ave;
Francesca Barba 70 Lucio D Menns; $50; At
torn.vy Curtis & RomaguO, ~ BrosfWsy.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
A NEW BROADWAY BUILDING
Office Structure to Go Up at the
Corner of SD Street.

George 3. Wilson, Of Philadelphia, Is
having plans drawn by Rouse &; Goldstone
for a big Office building at the southeast
corner Of Broadway and 33d street The
proposed improvement will either he twelve
or twenty-five stories, the height TO be
definitely decided by negotiations which
Leopold We'll now has well advanced for
the leasing Of the property TO one tenant
fer period Of eighty-four years.
Thirteen buildings are nov on tho site
and the tenants OF these have been mott
fed "a vacate by May !. Nj Wilson re-
Gently purchased the property from Daniel
\. Loring. and obtained mortgage on II
Tor N.l50cA, maturing in 1877, from the
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Company. The
site is Just south OF the Broadway block
from $50 20 3ath street. which g syndicate
is 10 improve with a large hotel, and COM
prises plot fronting 1855 feet in Broad
wav end g. feet in 33d street
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

127,g sTRrT;T-Pease q Eliman have sold
for MIS- Uilah !. Davis and Mrs John T.
Attorbury. NJ. 1t5 West 1%th street, a three
story iwerins house, on plot 20Nloo feet
between sixth and seventh avenues. This
property has been held in the family. since
40TH sTREET-M. & L. Hess have sold
FOR Nelson Smith to the Realty Holding Com
pany, No. 20G West 10Th street. The pur-
cbaSers recently acquired through tho same
brokers the adjoining properties No. 2Os 70
2o2 west sOth street. and with tho purchase
Of No zoe now control a plot OF l29 feet
frontage, by half the block The plot IS
within 1913 feet Of seventh avenue.
18Th sTREET-Jcseph Oatman has sold
FOR jesse and samuel Rosenthal The three
story dwelling house No. 81 West 4Sth stroei,
on plot loXluO.j feet
4sTH sTREET-Miilia 3. Pakas has sold
10 Bernard Reich the Wlnton. a nine story
hotel at Nos. 31O and &12 West 1sth street
Mr.. Reicr gives the ulot Of four lots on thc
south sido of lJ3d street i'o feet west ~
Broadway
18TH sTEEET-Maurce Mandelbaum. Of
Mandelbauul & Levine. has bought through
william g. Calm the three stprv dwelling
louse so 40 West 10Th street, on lot 11X
10oI1 feet. Theodore IS. Todd is the owner
% record.
l25TH sTREET-D. IT. scnlv & Co. have
gold for the estate ~ Abrain J. Martin No. 10
west 12jth street. three story business
building on lot 19.2Nl0ol1 feet
SECOND AVENUE-William A. Whito &
& Grodein insky 80. 2&s3 10 23Ss Second ave
nue.. four four story nathouses on plot euxS0
feet adjoining tho northeast corner of 122d
street
FRONT STREET-Csmmnnu. Voorhees, &
FLOYD have sold Tor Harry Is. Grigg the hvo
story building 70 a Front street adjoinins
the corner of Old sin, on lot l9NS6 feet. Tile
buyer IS Wilhelm knauth. ot the banking
drm o. knauth, Nachod 81 Kuhne. who will
occupy The premises for storage purposes
Charles H. Noycs Company represented the
seller.
THE BRONX
10th sTEEET-Fltzgcrald & Broderlck
have sold No. I'll Eas- lipth street. q two
story dwelling house. On lOt 25X1O feet. for
Henry :. Cloverdon % Mrs. Purgod
PURDN STREET-W. +. & ". J. Brown and
George Price have sold for Frank Eycland tho
plot ioJXloS fcet. on trc west side of PurGy
street 395S feet north OF Westchestor ave-
uue, Gnionpor.
VALENTINE ANENJE-Amold. By7ne 4
Baumann have cold for John ". Henshsw To-
Louis bernstein tho northwest corner Of Valen-
tine avenue ana ls3th street. plot ioG1i0o fe.t.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
CITY CLUB WRITES TO MAYOR
Urges Great Care In Selecting Third
Member Of Board of Water Supply.

The City Club has written TO Mayor
Gsynor urging him TO take tho greatest
care in his selection Of third member Of
fhe Board OF Water Supply. Attention IS
called 10 the promise made by former
Mayor Mcclellan that In appointing the
members OF the Water Board he would Sc
ject one man from each Of three lists OF
,three names presented BY the Chamber OF
Commerce. the Board Of Fire Underwriters
and the Manufacturers Association. re
spectively. In his appointment OF John F.
Calvin for the second place the Mayor
asked for no suggestions from these or
ganizauons.
I'VE sympathize strongly with the point
of view that in the long run the best gov
srnment is secured by complete coucentra-
sion OF the sppointive power In elective Off
cials." writes the City Club We simply
write 70 urge In the strongest terms pos
eible tho greatest care in the selection
OF the remaining commissioner for this
board"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
LIS PENQENS

EVEl.YN PLACE. r . coz Davidson 49,.
100. Emma @ Bsdgel-y aqt Frs,. ast, ty
Brook - al foreclosure OF ratgi. 49, Tea
James. Scheil & ElkUs. '''s+y,.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. . ?. si4,
~ f5jX134j. FAsie Powell azt rr,s,-'.~ w
nsohmann - al Horeclos9re % mtg. si,osM,
io6TH ST. 23i East Charls, = o..
- az agt giuseppe stella q al C'orecl6,,.. :,
mtg attorneys. Bard!sr g. Haae {.
BRONX acl PELHAM PARKWAY
.>eilon land ~ New Haven & Hartford p 81.
i.3eJ.6Ki29 g. frog: William 4 Srerr. . -.
sgt William 4 Spencer - al, amerdss = a
tom: attorneys, Miller. King Lane q 49,
9Th 81. go: william Brand, az, L.. ~
do~'ny It q! foreclosure - mtg attornsy y
Brandt. jr. '"F3 2
CENTRAL PARK WEST. n ., coz sat
i2JSXl13. * irreg. louis y Jones - - "
Sturtevanr Realty CO - 81 tfrreciosur4 =, ..sst 80
attorney. " Marx '-s'
KOSSCTH AVE. F. 70, o5. nan q, g.
Washiugtonviiie. Bronx. Naui 4 Gag's, '.s -.
william W Penheli - al oamenssl foy.cio,ss..iI ~
of MTG; attorney. l. z Ne7hurn.
HOFFMAN ST. : cor laist -. 25YIon r.,
~ Cohen AT Annie Bril- e. al fclsco.,ss =
mtg. attOrney Tolisrie
st ANN's AVE. ?. . Q r, lss,s :.
1890 PARK Mortgage Co sZt antons Sees,e.
ct 81 eortclosure Of m;sj. attorneys. ge,,r.,s
s. Seytel
CONVENT AVE, g. 479G :, n q isl,, .,
2oNiOo: Katie steckier ast John Z sasw !, :;
foreclosure % mtg; attorney Rcssnthal q
Stcckler
ELIZABETH ST. les: Henry st. q: An.,,.
can Fidelity 90 agt Moses Elahorn :: a. o.
ciosuro ot ntg) attorneys, James, sehei .
E,l;Us.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

Nlchae, Brannelly; 10 yrs from Nov ]. 1910 ,sept
n 1910: s3OD0 TO $1,000; address. premises
9Th AVE. 52T; store and basement peoisee
Dedliirno and auo To Herman King und anoo' y
yrs aud . mos from March J. 1911; so''D "
SO 600. address $50 Central Pcrk West
SAME PROPERTY. three upper floors: MAX
Never 10 same; q yrs and mos from March 10
I9ii; 5000 to s.. 400: address as above
I'D AVE GA: store. etc; Louls Gordon 2 ~ a. 20
Louis zeIoln yrs from May !. 1915 sZoo au-
dress. Goa - ave.
Sd AVE 321o: space l0.GS irLeg: Lho LevlnsJn ,niI
10 Frederick J Jandor: yrs from Jan l. i"ii ,
$3.50; address 1918 Boston Road
sTH AVE 6G7: Joseph Rich. agent. 20 Perry
Philips yrs from May !, 1911; A'lOo' al
dress. G67 sth ave.
10Th ST. iG2 West Joseph Solomon 70 James
T Egan 10 yrs from Jan |, l9l1' Sl'So' ad-
dress. $50 Park ave.
a7TH ST, 2G2 West west half Of store floor,
I Il Quinlan. exr to Slrhola> Smotnas. . ~
from oct 7. 1910 sept -. 1910; Sofe' aadTess'
262 West 18th st.
i73D ST. 40 and 454 East. I've rooms; JACOB
Smith 20 simon Levinson: = ys from req l.
1911; S1G2: address. f52 East 173d 81.
SAME PROPERTY. p shop: same TO samu..
IT Til. . yrs from Teh ]. 1911; $50 adarcss' %
Greenwich 81.
SAME PROPERTY. the stable: same TO LOUIS
r smith; Yrs from Feb l. 1911 $500: ADDRESS
,G1 MadIsOn
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
NO DECISION ON Il" EXTENSIONS.

Chairman Wi'lcox was asked yesterday
why the Public Service Commission had
not sent 10 the EoarI cf Estimate ana Ap-
,jort !on1nent the certificate Tor the eXten-
sion Of the elevated roads, and also for the
third and fourth tracking OF the various
lines. regarding which there was public
hearing on December g. lie said the com
mission had not yet finished its considera-
ZION OF the proposed notifications OF the
<orm Of the certificates. and. further, he
thought that The extensions and ether i'm
,rovelnents of tho elevated roads ought 10
Ie considered IN connection with the Inter
borough proposition for the extension of The
subway system.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
ARRESTED IN ALIENATION SUIT
Defendant Figured in Case in Which
Plaintiff Obtained Divorce.

Philip Fekete was arrested yesterday by
Deputy eheri0 ODonnen IN a suit brought
against him by Robert Duney, in Brook
iyn. for $4,000 damages for the aliena-
tion of the affections o. the plaintiffs wife.
Justice Kspper. who signed the order Of
arrest. fixed bail at 81, 600. which was given
H. four Of Feketos friends.
purney obtained a divorce from his wife
some time AGO and tho defendant In the
alienation suit which inc has now brought
also figured in that suit. According 10 Dur
Icr iu his complaint in the new action the
trial justice said az the time the divorce
slu ,gas tricd that Fekete ought 60 bc in
Gicte1
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

Henry r Randall 70 walter J Clarke 81
Hamilton Securities CO 70 Leonard Ihenersri
Greenwich Mortgage co to Florence Dtckin-
son: 500.
George Hauser 10 George Wildlns 1890.
Dora Katz 70 Louis Ebert 81
Christophsr keenan, 70 Emma laweri u
Emile Baesus 20 Packard 4 CO; 81. .
Isabella loring 70 Daniel Loring ( asst'' u
co HsE sio6. t'''"an 10 N'-'''' ''''','' .,,
carrie Katzenbers 70 Phb5s White; 5000
-igmun6 Orbach aud ano 10 samuel Bo"ltIi g.
Justin ? Fletcher and an3. trustees. % Frank
30. saving Bank. $4,000. Cat,
American Mortgage Co 70 cara + s'ni'H'
Ella ia N.earsqImsr and ono to Edward Necar-
Amelia iiT VeblnGer. gdn. 70 Elsie Morstatt, 81.
Madeline = C!ausscn TO Waldemar Claus
Taco5 Plat 70 Lizzio \ campbell; 500.
Title Guarantee and Trust COMPANY 20 Ne"
York Investors Corp2nt'on' Se'"".
SanAs 70 same; sl5.5"
same 10 same; St.2Dv.
same TO same SIG.5Oo
John Z Brodsky, as commissioner. 10 Amelia
vel3qgsr gdn; aSgiI SIS 500 yc2k 15. Insurance
and Trust Co; 3 sssts; 81. ,,.. e-.,,,
Mary \ Smith and auo. eHrs. 20 Mary smith
and ano. eXtrx, etc; assts; order ot eo9S':
Arrow Realty 60 20 Jacob l Lesser; . assts;
Harrv McNauy to Johanna McEvaney; ?
George / Brlnckerhoa to Guaranteed Mort
gage Co; S2l.jJO .,
Dominic l. OReilly TO Jennie L Hale; 81
Josephine II Grlswod 70 Francis Pendleton;
$1,000 n
Louis Celler to George Model; 500
Meyer Edelman ct al 10 Henry Lesser and
an0; 81. 80.
Hunts Point Estates 20 Henry aorgsnthau
CO: S1O0 ,, r...
Henry Morgenthau co. 70 Leopold Denutn'
slOO
Joel Samuel 70 Abraham Sarasohn; g.
Manhattan Mortgage CO 70 Joshua Silyerstein'
. assts: $500
oscar Frcidtnreich 70 Esther Jsckowski: 81.
David ; Crater 70 Mount Vernon BUILDERS
Supply 90: assts: 81
same 4 schwartz Plumbing Supply Go; 81.
George " plunkitt to John O Meyer;
SO 600.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 20
Bennett J King: $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 30.

LEWIS ST, 81; julius Resented agt Samuei
NCrNel et al; Dec 49, 1910: $GC0.
WEST END AVE go: Isaac Levinson sgt
Mary " Someryille ct al; Nov II. 1910 S3J2 81.
9Th AVE. ~ g. sd . 33d -. shsrwin VIII
i1ms GO aCt Grecley square Realty CO et al;
Aug o 1910; $l347 IS.
9TH AVE. $50; Nathan Roseu agt Henry
Clews ct al; Oct e. 1910; 5000.
DIVISION ST. 13j and 131; Metropolis Lumber
Co agt John Witidn ct al; Jan l3, 1911: Si3i o..
BROADWAY. 1913 10 1873: HutkoT < co agt
Samuel Brill Ct al; Dec -. 1910: Sl.,36 90
3GTH ST 552 West: Kamerman 4 Co agt
Emma OReilly ct al. oct 90 1909; $50.
lJ1TH ST. s s. l0l II W q Broadway; Hough-
falling n Wittpenn ast GOrham Construction co
et al; July o, 1910. SO.
1slTH ST. Jii and 5l3 West; Jacob Cohen agt
Van Ordon Construction Co et al. Nov 10 1910
(by payment; $50
l43D ST. 30S West. Kamernan & co agt John
De Maia ct al; oct s. 1910: S125.