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Evening journal., 1911-09-12
SEVEN DEAD
In CYCLONE
A Large Part Of Hobart, Mich
iean, Reported DeVaS-
tated by Storm
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
BAY CITY. Mich, Sept. 12-Re-
ports reaching here today indicate
that seven lives were lost as result
of one of the most terrific storms and
cyclones that has visited this section
of Michigan In years.
Owing 10 telephone and telegraphic
communication being cut of, il is not.
possible TO reach southern Wexford
county, where the damage Is thought
to have been greatest.
Unconhrmed reports of the deaths.
were brought here by passengers on
Grand Rapids and Indiana train which
received information that one woman
and six children had been killed by
the cyclone at Hobart. Mich. last night.
A large part Of the small town is re-
ported devastated.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
THEY ARE FIREMEN.

In recognition of faithful service
for the past five years, Edwin c. Dill
Ion and William A. Dougherty, young
men, were last night elected members
of the Water Witch Fire Company,
No. 3. They are the first members
taken into the company for several
years. the membership books having
practically been closed. Both young
men have been faithful workers
around the engine house and at fires.
and their reward came last evening.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
CASE
AGAIN GOES OVER

There will be no hearing tomorrow
before Chancellor Curtis on a rule
upon the American Bankers Assur-
ance Company, a Delaware corpora
tlon. 90 show cause why its charter
should not be revoked. This proceed
ing was instituted by Attorney General
Gray on information furnished by IN
surance Commissioner Maun.
A hearing was set for tomorrow be-
fore the Chancellor but yesterday af-
ternoon Attorney General Gray and
Robert n. Richards. counsel for the
company, appeared before Chancellor
Curtis and the hearing was postponed
until September 26, in this city.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
LEVY COURT GETS
COPY OF ITS LAWS

The Levy Court today received from
the Code Commissioners copy Of all
the laws referring to the county gov
ernment The volume consists Of 261
pages of typewriter matter. It is
copy of the proposed new code and
will be a great help to the Levy Court
There have been so many laws passed
during the past fifty years that the
Code Commissioners had much work
TO do in compiling the laws.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer Burns at the
meeting os the Levy Court today re-
ported the following county balances 4
Credit OF Levy Court, s4O,909.69; bond
issue No. 2. SIS, 5,43S.43; Highway I'm
provement Bonds, SsO.S22.64; Chris
tiana, S69a.47; Mill Creek, S6S7.67; T;
White Clay Greek, S317.35; Pencader
S1444s: New Castle, S1005.17; Red
Lion, s45712; st. Georges, SS7O1. .12; [;
Appoquinimink, s44137; Blackbird
S6l5.47; Brandywine, S119,t7.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
LEVY COURT HEARS OF
ROAD CONDEMNATION

The commission appointed TO con-
denim the Wilmington and Great Vaf
ley turnpike, the Concord pike, mace
it's return 70 the Levy Court today
The sum Of $1,000 was awarded as
damages 10 the owners Of the turn
pike and six cents each to all other
parties concerned.
So far nothing has been heard re-
garding any objections being made to
the commissions return. When the
county acquires the turnpike it viii
become a free road instead Of a toll
gate, as now.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
NEARLY LOSES
NOSE IN ACCIDENT

The condition of C. NJ. Charles. aged
60 years, of No. 500 West street, who
was hurt on Sunday evening last
while alighting from a Pennsylvania
Railroad train at French street sta
ton was somewhat improved this
morning Mr.. Charles attempted to
alight from an excursion train from
Baltimore and fell to the platform.
His nose was almost torn from his
face and he received many bruises
about the body.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
BEAT MAN, THEN
STEAL CLOTHES

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN. Del. Sept. 12-An
employe of Baker and Sons corn can
merry was beaten and robbed one night
recently. He was found by Mr. Baker
in a side street After being battered
up, the man was stripped Of his
clothing.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
THE FIRST NEWS.

Try TO recall where YOU
read the first news of any
event OF the past year-and
you'll recall the name If
your EVENING JOURNAL
Recall where you read of the
opportunity 10 buy so;tething
you we're seeking al a real
money-saving price ~ and
you'll recall the name of yolr
EVENING JOURNAL!
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
MALL kNOMN MEN u-L.

Dr. James A. Draper of this city,
was in Middletown yesterday in con
sultation with physicians a. the bed
sides of Sewell c. Biggs and Alex
ander Maxwell prominent New Cas-
tie county residents who have been
very sick for some time.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
cHAReE HnI MITH THEFT.

Arrested in this city yesterday
afternoon by Patrolman Eakin. charg-
ed with theft of 500 in Middletown,
William s. Stevens, aged SO years,
was held at the police station until
this morning, when Constable Smith Of
Middletown, came after him and the
two left here for that town on the
1044 o'clock train.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
ACCUSED OF wREckINe TRAINS.
BY The United Press

BY The United Press
MIDDLETowN Conn., Sept 12.-Fye laborers Of them
discharged employe held without bail today
charge wrecng New Haven 27. when
killed and of passengers injured At
hearing the police will charge that the
by the dismissal
number
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
dad AT srMMIr RRIpGE.

James S. Wright. aged 3S, died at
his home. at Summit Bridge, on Satui-
day His funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon at ? o'clock with inter
ment at ST. Georges cemetery. He
was a well-known young man Of thar
srt-fiOn
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
BLACK HAND OUTRAGEs.

BY The United Press
BATAVIA, n Y, Sept 12.The police today attributed
BLACK Hand" the attempted dcrament of Erie
dynamitng of wealthy Italians home aud several recent
inccndiary has been discovered that the dynamitng
Charles colozzs refusal $4,000 tribute
to the Organization
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
FREIGHT WRECK AT DOVER.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Dell Sept 12Passenger trains delayed this
morning switch slipped the weight of locomo
tive drawing moving souhbound freight train throwing the
engine across both tracks Nobody hurt
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
WEATHER.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept 12.-Indica-
tiOns are that the weather will he fair
tonight and Wednesday in practically
all states east OF the Missippi river.
For Delaware-fair and cooler to-
night and Wednesday; moderate 10
brisk west and northwest winds.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
TO-BAY'S TEMPERATURE

THE BELT DRUG STOSE.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12

1be Evening Journal has
more Subscribers than any
oiher paper in Delaware.
That means a home paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

3sTH sTREET-Heilner s. Wolf sold through
Boodgood q Gilbert to the Harvard he Ea,.s
Company No. % West Ssth street; ,,u Wno Nas9
Wheeler. through Tucker, speyers q 90. the au
Joining similar property. No. "a, toeether co"
prising plot 50xsss feet
GOTH sTREET-slawson & Hobbs have solo
FOR Alice b simmons No. 2I1 West soth street
ave story American basement dwelling house
on a plot 1sx35x100 feet, adjoining the norln-
east corner of West End avenue. The ne"
owner will occupy the house
rrPer AvENI1E-The Henry Kohlmann
ostato has sold No 43 First avenue. a five story
tenement house on a LOT 25Xl0O feet. between
"a and 90 streets.
WEST END AvENUE-The estate of A. v
Smith has sold No 594 West Enc avehue
three story. dwelling house on a lot lSxo4 iee'
The buyer Is said TO be Martin II. Goodklho'
Both sTREET-Augustus De Peyster has SOLO
No 10 East 2Gth street. q four story dWeHihs
house. on a LOT 25x0s9 feet.
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE-Edward n. crosby SOY
q Co have sold for Mrs Annie {. CLINTON 'n n.
No 045 TO 951 ST Nicholas avenue. on plot
= 9xS2x irregular. The buyer gives IN part
payment house at Orange. y ).
THE BRONX.
AQUEDUCr AvENUE--Charles Edward Jones e.
has sold 10 + S Myers the southeast corner 0 o5
Aqueduct avenue and 1924 street. LOT loxI|-
feet Mr Myers purchased an opposite corner
az the ogden estate auction sale
INTERVAI.E AVENUE-Daniel H. Kenton
has resold for a client 10 Neil I. Durass NO.
1224 IntervaIe avenue. a three story fathouse
With store. on a plot 25x5ox59x irregular
CLINTON AvENUE-A. Blumenthal has sold
for tho T J. Mcclure Construction Company 10
the Keats Company the Two hye sootE apa he
southeast corner Of Clinton avenue and lsOth
street In part payment the Mcclure Cons,i &c g,
tiOn Company takes the sou-hedSt .o' ~, ~
Third avenue and 18Th street plot lV'Nll'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

ottXyuLE AVE 1923 and 1927: John
e,tr,rf opt Rasilin Bottenelli, owner; John j
Zuelch. contractor. S4N.
SANE PROPERTY; same agt same owner
toin / ., George Zuelch, contractors; SIS ~.
o2oD ST. s. 1I5 II OF Brentwood ave.
OH. lanes Nartineili agt Sarah Goodwin.
owner. Carella dc Pilippo. Gauderser co. con-
tractor. So.
o2qD ST n 8 $50 II " Of white Plains ave.
.0x1ft: Carmine Cipolla aSt Francesca Mus
cato. owner ard contractor. $lbN -.
,gp ST. 23G and 23s West. William Bryan
act Geneva society. owner. Louis Muller. con-
tractor. SI5H o."
18TH ST. 30 East. Ernst Rudolph agt
JacI son Estate. owner, Mrs. Parker con-
tractor. 81 ~
ETH ST. 32l and 500 East, Harry sobcl
- al act Agnes Scoyille. owner and con
tractor. 600
l57TH ST. $40 and az West John Cuno x
Brother 1g' sun constructing co. owner and
contractor $500.
to5. Robert w Gardner agt Huntington W
Merchant owner ANA contractor. 1896 %
TIFFANY ST cor Of Fox 81. 1loxt25.
Hurwitz & Finkclstein Iron WORKS agt Knox
Construction co. owner and contractor. Isaac
: Weinberg owner. S123.
9th 81. $50 West Hurwitz & Finkelsteln
Iron Work, agt ROman catholic Church of the
Holy Inrocents. owner, \ j Schlesinger. con
tractor. S2ij.s
81 Ave. " cor ~ l7oth ST. 59xloo New
Jersey Terra Gotta 60 agt Wendover IRONY
Co owne- and contractor; 500.
ZOE AVE. e $, 125 n OF 1874 st. 75xloo.
East iG7th - Realty co. owner and CON
tractor. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
BROOKLYN SALES.

StudveH 81 Burkhard sold for f. Hunter
10 n. Mccarthy No. 269 Putnam avenue, a
two story and basement dwelling house; to?
IT, johnson TO NJ. :. Glayin, No. 255 North
Clifton Place. a three story and basement
dwelling house and for Mrs. K. Leanord to
A. Wenman. No $50 Putnam avenue, two
story dwelling house.
G Tuou & co. sold to Is. Timbone and j.
Scoghamille Two lots al ocean Park, near
Coney Island for the Lower Bay Realty
Company
GaItzka & co. have sold for William
Szerlip and Samuel Kellner a two story and
cellar limestone two family house, No. $50
Both street. TO Anna and Frieda Winterer.
Burrl Brothers have sold the three story
and basement brownstone private dwelling
house No Az 9th street. between Sixth
and Seventh avenues. lot 20x100 feet. for
Mrs. Fannie s. Quinn TO a buyer for occu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
July @.
MANHATTAN.


COLUMBUS AVE. G5. mtg on machinery.
etc. FEB H. 1911: Chantecler Broiling 60 to
Adolph Fugazy. 500. address 90 Columbus
ave
x75. Ian 81. 1911. Samuel Rodt ct al 10 sam
son Tachman: 81 600. attorneys Lachman &
Goldsmith. - Nassau ST
% AVE. 1853. 2oxGG: Feb "a 1910; Joseph
Kaplan 20 Harry Miller. $500. attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co l76 Broadway.
% AVE. " p so.4 q n Of 55th ST, 2ox66
June IS. 1902. Henry bcius TO Fanny Cowen,
$4,000. attorney. Arns'ein and Levy, l2s
Broadway.
ID AVE n cor of lolst ST. 25r75 July ..
1900: Daniel Splitter and ano 10 John VI Moss
man So 900. attorneys. Baldwin & Blackman.
80 sT. 8Gi. n $. 2ox irreg. Feb /. 1907
Abraham Waidinger 30 Morris Meyers, s.. 600
attorney. . Kahn. Long Branch. J.
14TH ST. n $ 100 n W Of Ave \. 25XlO3 2,
Jan 3 1908. John VI Bremen 10 Elizabeth F
Brennan; $4,000. attorney. : Lewkowitz. %
Nassau ~.
nth ST APO East; Dec q. 1897: Elizabeth
Begg to East River SAVINGS Bank. $4,000.
attorney. Michael GROSS 27i Broadway
nth ST. 4oe East. lot pol, map Of Daniel
Even April g. 1s44. July 3. 1907. salvatore
10 Piccolo 10 William Paul 5000 attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust co l78 Broadway.
9th ST. S.. ii2 n g OF LIST ave, 3sxes ..
july , 1907 Joseph and Anna Goldstein 10
simon SPITE, g. 900, attorney. Joseph Fried
man. 300 Broadway
18TH ST. 400 and ius East 7NN"sp' June
2S 1906. Joseph Goldsiein 10 Henry II JACK
son. $4,000: attorney, stephen II Jackson. 100
Lexington ave.
43TH ST. ,30 West 25xl0o.i, June 20. 1905
Mary Forrest TO Franklin savings Bank
81 300. attorney Wilson NJ Powell. 20 Wall st.
10Th ST. s. assn Q Of 10th ave. 25xlo0 q;
Iplv R 1894. Elizabeth strittmatter ct al TO
Henry Roeder so 900. attorney Hugo Cohn.
10 Ave A.
10Th ST. s. 100 II OF % ave. 25xio04.
- $50 Eredsrick Correll 1r, TO Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank $1,000 attorneys.
clarke A Clarke 81 Chambers ST
l05TH ST. 81 East. 25Al"l June =. i0o0;
pbE,n HIGHLANDER ct al 10 Jacob and Anna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
BIG RICHMOND TRACT SOLD
Property Extends Along Shore
for Distance of 5000 Feet.

The Meister & Bache Realty Company
has just completed a sale for the Barnes
estate Of its property known as Poppy Joe
Island Beach This property begins at the
nor,herly end of Midland Beach, Borough
of Richmond. and extends along the shore
OF New York Bay for a distance Of three
thousand feet.
The entire parcel consists Of tract Of
about one hundred and forty acres. The
property has been in the hands Of the es-
tate for a great many years. and is said
10 be the largest piece of waterfront prop
erty ON The entire New York Bay owned
by an individual The consideration, while
not mentioned. is understood 10 be large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Eversley Chllds. exr. etc. and William H
Chids to Eyersley Childs Us assts), total
S51y,503.
Albert Behrons to John Ieuchs $4,000
Walter a Forman TO Eversley Chds and ano,
exrs; $4,000.
Jacob steiner to julius Roubitsheck; $500.
Fanny Berg TO Balthasar Merkle, 81.
Pauline Dorm 10 Balthasar Mertle, $500
New York Trust 60 ana ano 10 Lawyers Mtg
CO " assts); each 10000.
Madison Trust CO 20 Louis II Lowenstein ST.
Louis X Lowenstein TO David Israeli $500.
Prospect Investing Co to Gertrude Collins, ST.
stephen W Collins TO Sarah Il Robinson: 81.
Adolf Mandel TO Isaac Goodstcin - assts) ;
200
sophie Brakeman to Frank Gems; ST.
Bernheimer Lehman ct al TO Theresa Schap-
samuel Rodt to Samson Iachman and ano
500
Susan A snedeker to Barbara Rosenberg:
Alexander Il Cohen to Luke NJ Lorvenser: SILL
American Mortgage Co to Katherine A s
Same 20 Anna Sands; 5000.
James II Grace 10 Julia Lipp; So, 1855.
c ID Tenenbaum to Auguste Scheuerman; ST.
Harris Mead to Fritz Hartz: 500
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Equitable Loan Association Society; $4,000.
Anna Grimm to Bertha satter: $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust co to Union Square
Savings Bank: $4,000.
Same to Lena Meyer; $500.
Same to Mutual Life Insurance Co; $4,000.
Same to Marion Kahn; $500.
Same to Jacob Koch, $4,000.
j Allen Townsend 10 William Allen; $500
Samuel Bettman to A VI Bulowa; $4,000.
William Allen, trustee, TO John p Alen
$500.
sarah S sturges to Clementina studnicka
S7S4
Adele Dodd TO C Wolf s7s4
Annie Kimberly to Edward Goldschmidt; So
600
Jurgen II Lunerman to Lulu Spencer; $1,000
An Association Tor the Relief OF Respectable
Aged INDECENT Females in the City of New York
80. Coz "A A
Walter Butler TO Martha y Nlele et al,
trus: $1,000. -
Lilly " Barney TO New York Trust. Mortgage
and Security Co: 1000.
blanche " BIssell to Title Insurance CO.. $50
Mary f Bird to James Donovan; 81.
Manhattan Mortgage Co TO Mary Field rus;
s6.25O.
Morris ] Hirsch to Title Guarantee and Trust
Nargaretha Metzneier TO Sebastian standt;
Minerva p Jones to Minerva Jones. gdn;
same to same: $4,000.
Edith + McCagg to Metropolitan Museum OF
Art s2l6.O0O.
Guaranteed Mortgage 60 10 FREDERICK > mas
Alice Richard to Rachel Jacobson 81.
GUARANTY Mortgage Co to Sarah Sturges'
$1,000. go w. >. ,,oo,,,,.,
Mortgage Co; $4,000.
Same 10 same $4,000. .,oo
Herman II Moritz 10 Anna V Moritz; 500
William |, Iuscher To Marie boos; S3.N
Auprsta /, SeVestro to Jacob Lyons. S3,29
Uenrie,ta l. Masters 10 Excelsior Savings
Bank. S2j.5O0. .,- l,...
samuel wood, exr, to Lawrence h sanders
81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07

:, for four sty brick tennis. S!.6x!4.s' ECO go
ward Miller Building co. Edward MILF ne W.. o.
East f55th ST. owner; John Hauser' ooo "''
10Th st. architect: cost. S120ooV'
WILCOX ST. W 3. 100 ~ OF Town DOCK ,o'
FOR . sty and attic frame dwlg. 35x2S; Nlcho,
las Kllppel, jr, 10 East 18TH st. owner ana
architect; cost $4,000
TyNDAIL AVE. e s. ~ It Of 2ooth " uoI
n 2n sty frame dwlg. 21x4S; owen 70 heiy
5O3 West 157th 1T, owner; Charles Ciark' ~
fremont ave architect: cost, $4,000
OyERING st, W 3. s75 y Of Frisoy ave,
for two 2 sty brick dwss. 2Ox5b eacn; frispy
realty 60. Edward Galnsburg. 100 Wcstcnes
ter Souare owner: Charles Clark. AL ire
mont ave- architect; cost. $4,000.
NELSON AVE W 8. 400 II $ Of Brandt pi;
for 3 sty brick tenmt, 20x63; BENJAMIN -
Brown 2i67 Sd ave. owner; Charles ClarK'
All fremont ave. architect; cost, Sl2.ooo.
WESTMINSTER AVE. s, from Fox ct 70
tiffany st; for a I sly brick store bldg sze
irregular; Usona Construction Co. G Shum-
way $50 Southern Boulevard. president owneI
George 4 Summer $50 southern BouIeVhro'
architect; cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
LEASES.

Benjamin Enslander has leased to Cohen
A. Friedman loft in No $50 10 l54 West
22d street. and to the Bijou Waist Company
q loft in No. 1874 TO 40 West 26th street
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
,.ased the store NO 337 Water street TO
II Brinberg; the store No. 1872 Washing
ION street 10 the New York French Range
Company: space IN Nos. ana 3 Cedar
street TO Harry Lichtenberg and moor al
No 40 Fulton street 10 Robert F. Wohlge-
nutt.
ogden & Garrison have leased the five
story building No. 312 Washington street
for term Of years 10 A. J. Lamkau.
Daniel II Renton & co. have leased to
Daniel Singer for a term Of years the three
story dwelling house No II Hamilton Ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
COUNTRY RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Henry
b Marshall his dwelling house in Sound
View Drive. Greenwich, Conn. to Hermann
PAUL. Of this city; for William 4. Parke'
his country place at Belle Haven Green
vich Conn. 20 a client.
a. F. Karelsen reports the following
rentals. at Edgemere. Long Island For NJ.
r. Lawrence. a cottage on the Boulevard TO
Charles Stewart; No. "a Neptune avenue, 70
A. 3. Hene and for +. J. Heaney cot
tage on the Boulevard 10 +. Vandernoot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
MORE ACTIVITY IN FIFTH AVENUE SECTION
Builders Buy Plot in 18th Street and Plan to Erect II story
Loft Structure on the Ste
PROPOSED I'D STREET SKYSCRAPER TO COST 81, oot

business early in the fall. Mr.. Parish VIII
continue in the real estate business under
his own name. with new offices at the old
address in the Singer Building, No. l4s
Broadway.
Shepard X. de Forest is the purchaser OF
the southwest corner Of Madison avenue
ana 4Sth street 1O05x44s feet. sold oy
Michael Dreicer through the Douglas Rod
irson Charles s. Brown Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07

I42D ST. n s. ESQ II OF 9Th ave. a..
Arthur n Appleby ct al agt Samuel paNl,
viehmann.
FOX ST. W s. 300 II n Of Lonxv.o.
AZ x100: Frederick W Torch ast ~ ~
Stone ct al foreclosure OF mtE); a,tors.s
Knox.
GOTH ST. q. 1873 n . OF 30 ~. =.
IOOI1: Matthew r. Sentner agt Abrsh.n ~
schlag ct al (action 70 set aside DECD: ~, w..
nsys, Wahle &c KrinEel. ',.
Io3D ST, i39 and III East: Rubin PA
Fannie Goldberg ct al foreclosure ~, -
ATTORNEYS, shapiro nd Levy. n't
MORRIS AVE. s43; Joseph Exsn az,
D'Ambrosio et al foreclosure OF NTH. 60
news, Black. Varisn, Bigelow a somsr, sse.
182D ST, 9. 100 n = OF 9Th ave, iss,..
Louise F Runk OF al agt Jacob carrss..f
al foreclosure Of mtg) attorney 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
BUILDING LOAN coNTRAc,.

EAGLE AVE. e .. 200 ~ s Of i5s,h =,
11S1 Margaret Knox loans Bsnsds,a
rillo %. ono. -
WATSON AVE. 9, $50 Z, OF oi-
and Barbara Decker $4,000
VICTOR ST. IS, 100 Z, . Of MORT, A.. /.
o5: Frederick southworth. attorney ~
Peter and Giuseppe Cont $4,000 "a
4ITH ST. All and 413 West: Samson =.
man loans Samuel Rodt and Jacob I.s
$780, 900.
BRAND Pr. . cor Aqus1uct ave. Ia,
city Mortgage Co loans Morsll R.si,,
$40. 900.
washington Bridge 75xl00x irrsz; CIV "
gage O. loans Hishbridge Building Co ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
RECORDED LEASES.
CWth name and address Of lesseeJ
JULY G.

COLUMBUS AVE, 50. store and Easements
Louis Jacobs TO Ancialo NJ Biz; yrs from
May l. 1911; 1913; address. 50 Columbus Ii, ave
CANAL ST, ~. stores, etc; Louis Diege! 70
simon Aclermann ct al, / VI 4 mos from July
l. 1911: So 400: address, A Canal ST.
ESSEX ST 14s TO $50. all; Samuel Hamlet
1911. S7.971: address. las Essex St
SIMPSON ST. 1049 to 1855. all Morris n
Mann to Samuel Gluck: yrs from July l.
8D AVE 500 store, etc; Herman Joveshorto
10 Claus II Steffens; yrs 10 mos from July l.
1913. 81, $50: address. 211 West s0th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
REALTY NOTES.

The real estate brokerage concern OF Par
seh Fisher & Co. for many years located
a. the Singer Building. is 10 he dissolved
A. richer will leave this week on yaca-
ZION IN the north country. and will resume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

ETH ST 235 to al East. Guarantee EIec
tric co agt q " l. Realty Co ct al. Nav 10
1871 (by hondh; $500
TTH ST. al u Bravin Tile and Marble q,
agt HNlnan Thnmnn q al. Oct q. 10On 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS

MADISON AVE. n e cor OF 32d st. for a y,
~ W anic" ~ Viiiiam 81 owner NJ, ys oN
GoodwIlle. SAC ith ave. architects. cost sgSo
600
THE BRONX
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1890: for a . st..
frame dwlg 2g.IOx1O. John = Leo no =,
Nicholas ave owner and architect. cost. $500
HONEYWELL AVE- 8. $500 Il W OF lao,h
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LIS PENQENS.

weingarteu, 1853 Morris avenue, ov,.
Eelssman. 80 LIST ave. architect: $500, W
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FINEST sEMI-pETAcHED HOUSE IN swsI
Ign, room brick. with tile bath, psss
floors. hardwood trim: all street improSs,..ie
with sewer complete. FOR $500 vor,n -"
on l0ofoot boulevard with PARK eeh"e
A beautiful home site
$500 CASH BUYS IT. VI
Come in and talk II over, or write for oo'A"
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Beautiful 8 ROOm COftaSe

Three short blocks from shore only p aIsgl
from Penn. station. y Y c.; on Two full -
rnacsdamized streets, cement walks era
etc; gas and electric lighting. severed psf
erty; privilege OF fine bathing beach; IN
anchorage and high class yacht clueho.s
refined and select neghborhOod and eesE
surroundings; price. SIS, 100; $500 down, eat,i
in eight years. WATERFRONT. Box IL n
une once
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

HTGHGATE PARK. -- AN UNEoUALr.ED
value; $500 will buy a picturesque house.
with all Improvements. Just completed beautiful
vet y
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CREATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

18TH ST, 9. 200 II OF sth ave- 20
,tv store and storage; Picker Bros. premises
owner; Alfred L Kehoe Co. Beekman ST.
architect; $40. 900
34TH ST. .. 1872 IL II OF 5th ave: 70 a
10 sty and basement store and lofts. Charles
II DitSon, premises owner; Townsend, steinie
q Haskell Broadway and 34th It, architects;
81. 900
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.

with name and address OF grantee)
Interest ) per cent. unless otherwise staIei'