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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Held for Threatening Wife.

PARK CITY. Sept. 1.-Frank Bradley.
who came here from Ely. Nev.. Saturday.
was arraiGned today and given forty eight
hours in which 10 plead. His bail was
fixed AT s25o0. which he did not furnish.
and he is being held In the city jail. In
one Of the letters. which he admits tina,
he sent 20 his wife. ne asks that his chill
drcn bc sent TO their grandmother and
that BIO bc bMr!ed beside his wife.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
GEO. MUELLER SUES
WIFE FOR DIVORCE

George Mueller, proprietor Of the ROYAL
Baking company OF this city. married n
woman. lie SAYS. who did not know how
10 cook. but who is clever at COOKING
up schemes bv which she can Get money
from himself for herself and her family.
This is part Of the burden OF fifteen
pages OF n divorce complaint fled In the
Third district court this morning
Mueller asks for a divorce decree, for
the custody of two children, girls IA and
II years old, respectively, and for re-
strainInc order TO prevent Mrs, mueller
from visiting his apartments and inter
ferInc with himself or the children. The
Muellcrs were married I'm salt Lake City
in the yulctide season OF 1898.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
MINISTER'S ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

The Ministerial association held its
FIRST meeting OF the fall season Ut II
o clock yesterday forenoon, at which Of
ncers were elected Meetings viii he
held every Monday during the fall and
topics OF general interest will DC dis
cussed.
The officers elected were; The. Rev.
C. r. Neal Of the Central Christian
church. president: the Very Re-. sam
ueI r ColIaday. dean OF 81. Marks Eris-
copai cathedral, vice president; tho Rev,
R p Nichols OF the 1liff Methodist lipis-
copal church secretary and treasurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Reservoir Is Completed.

Special 20 The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Sept 1.-The reservoir
for the new Park city water system was
completed today. Iis dimensions are 90
BY 200 feet and 81 will hold 500. 600 gal
Ions Of water Connections have been
made with the entire eastern part OF
town and ~ is probabi that the reservoir
will h. in use In a few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Will Be Buried Today.

speciai 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Sept ll.-Funeral services
,o- Glands Elem will be held at Larkins' $
chanel Tuesday afternoon at $50 o. clock,
The Rev ]. f.. Carver. pastor oil inc
First Presbyterian church. VIII nave
charge OF the services. Burial VIII be IN
the CITY cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Elks' Minstrel Show.
he Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Sept. 1.-The minstrel
show which is 10 be given by the EIks of
Park City tomorrow night promises TO pe
the most successful affair Of its kind ever
held here Sixty men and women are In
the cast including ten end men. Barney
Riley being one of these The entertain
mcnt is under the direction OF Rufus Is.
Love.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
HARMONIC GROVE
CLOSED FOR SEASON

Closing n series Of delightful outings,
the last open-air picnic OF the season
given by the German Harmonic society
was held Sunday afternoon at Harmonic
grove which will now be closed for the
season One hundred and nfty were
present enjoying themselves In true
fathcrland style. The Harmonic Sing
ing society will next Sunday resume reeu
lar sessions In the Harmonic hail. West
Temple street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Receivers His Reason.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. l1.-TIaving entirely re-
covered his mental equilibrium c. II.
.famison OF Portland. Or. who was picked
up on the streets of Ogden several dnrs
ago. where he was attracting attention
by his peculiar actions. was today re-
leased from the padded cell at the coun-
" iail. having entirely rccoNnred -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Mill Hands Resume Work.

BOSTON. Sept lI.-Nearly $4,000 per-
sons engaged In the New England tex
tile Industry resumed worl; today after
various periods OF idlcness. Curtailment
OF output will continue for a time at
sume cotton ami wooden centerA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Ice Company Sued.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. ll.-Declarnc that the
James Coal & Ice company of Ogden has
failed TO live up TO a contract entered
into for the purchase Of certain Ice
making machinery. the r w Nicbling
company or Cincinnati O., has begun
suit IN the district court for s22 200 dam
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Cruelty Is Charged.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Sept ll-Cruclty and in
human treatment is charged against
John Murphy In n divorce complaint be
gun by Mary Murphy in the district
court here today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Licensed to Wed.

OGDEN. Sept 1l.-Licenses 10 marry
were issued by the county clerk 10 the
followln. persons today: James {. STAT
ford and Marguerite V. Riser. both oi
ogden; Daniel Fistin. Ogden, and Magdon
petnrino Peterson. Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
Bamberger Road Sued.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 11-Suit has been start
ed In the district court hv the Nolkcr
Lumber company 10 collect from the Salt
Lake & Ogden Railroad company and
others Sl0S. alleged To be due for build
ing supplies used in the old depot OF the
company on Washington avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12
DEMANDS DAMAGES
IN SUM OF $4,000

A. II. Johnson. the street sweeper en-
ploved by Salt Lake City who was run
down by delivery wagon belonging 10
the Lucas company. grocers. July 10 last.
started suit yesterday In the district
court for $4,000 from the company.
Johnson asserts in the complaint that
both his shoulder blades were broken in
TIE accident, his spine. abdomen. thighs
and ribs were bruised. and he suffered ir-
rnparable injury TO his nervous system.
He Says that he was earning $50 a
month, and that he will not be able to
do any work again. but will have 10 de-
pend for the rest OF his life on his
friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12

children 1.-Two at Provo. whore -. !.
will take place. "e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-12

Bamberger Electric Cars to Ogden,
Every hour. On the hour, In an hour,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
NfANIIATTAN

i56TII STREET Marion G. Hoey has soiu 70
354 Yves, l5eth street, four story house o., a
lot l1x?a II feet between Amsterdam avenue ""'
Broadway. &,
131sT STREET-Porter & Co. have sofa ioI
the Wells Holding Company the tnle. -, a
dwelling house No 1893 West l3lst street VII ."
lo' l6x99 II feet.
122D STREET -sigmund solomon as s'e y, y" 70
reports the sale by Mrs MARY solomon u. Ul 49,,
20 East 1929 street. five story single "d''''
on 4 lot 2lxi001 II feet. ,,
oath STREET-The estate Of Dr. 80, w n' W.,
Ward s reported 10 have sold no. 100 -,
oath street four storX dwelling mouse q" '''
f4x1O0.s feet -.
ii3TU STREFT-Max y. Natanson nas so,.
70, 1obr Hsalev TO Leo Flat Nc. ~ We.
fietb street six story elevator sEsr ~, I,
boIse known as The Teresa. on pIoL 80 - - - :
foet Tho property vas held ~ >l"'vp,s 90
%. soid FOR cash The same broker sou w,
adioinins house The Marjorie. FOR me fsun''''
TeaIt, Sompany several weeks ago.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE-N. A. SCI r. q
~ sac sold for John Palmer to Patrick hlei
non The curtis and Edinburgh I've story apsr,
,,ner, houses AT the southwest corner o' go, a' =
.terdarn avenue and s5th street. on RIO, 80
OF q Zee, Tho property has been he'u a. N'''
600 ....
roRULARp PLACE-Nilliarn otoneprlIn az
no. sold Tor Prank Poletchek 10 hoVesuem -.
i,,i.r secretarv Of pushcsrt peGsIs "
,an,,r. association the three storl nul.u'ne w.
o3oo toriIIsrd Place. near Third aVehu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN

COENTIEs SLIP. W cor Water ST for an
$ sty SHY. chandler 43x'6.s: Baker. Carver
and " schumm. q West 18Th st. architects;
sso.0o0.
CLAREMoNT AVE. o 3. 1908 n Of 125th
ST. Tor a 6 .ty apartment lcoGkI2S Glemen'i Inc
Park ave. architect: 100000.
9TH ST. s. 100 II " OF 9Th ave: Tor u
s,y merSsns 6ds 60 - AgsG s sonSc
North. architects. xl65.o0o.
THE BRONX
ST RAYMoNDs AVE. p. 400 II q Zeresa
ave Tor sly erk store ana d"S 2GSSc; MaSZ
fremont ave architect; $1,000.
WEBSTER AVE. >. l3i3l q n OF i1Sd st;
for two sty brk tennis. 81 6N2a !. kenss I'M
provement co samuel zanderer. 81. Liberty ST
PRESIDENT owner. charles " schuman' 80
Broadway. architect: total cost. 10000
NEwBoI.o AVE. 5. 80 II OF Pussley
ave. for three sly brk d~gss; 2oN55: v {
1907 East isoth ST. architect; total cost. $4,000
GILDERsLEEVE AVE. s q. Is # OF Clsson
Point Road; for sly frame stable esN22
T iiiggs tlsson Point. owner; Myrtil Meyer
Clason Point, architect s2or.
MAMMA ST p. $40 n W ~ Hunt ave for
sty frame dwg; CogsweliTaylor Improve
mont 60 a TAYLOR. 50 Morris ave. PRESIDENT
5000
CROToNA AVE y :. $50 # II Of lslM It. for
two sly hrk tennis. io.9Xs4o each Zincsles
90. 3la Fast iiIth IT. owner; Bonelli q Rich
ardt. 10 West ll9th ~ srchitecs total cost
sS4, coo
TIFFANY 81 " r. Ils.3 Il n Of ia5th St Tor
two sty brk enmts. iisss. 1924 Street Realty
kreymborg Architectural 90. 1890 wilkins ave
architect. total cost. $4,000
WtBsIER AVE, n . cor l'isi 81, Tor = sy
hrh church and schoohouse GSxS6. The Rev
Part Gslliran. i5le Webster ave. owner. John
Van pelt Isl 5th ave architect. $50 nco
LIVINGSTON AVE. IS. 1901, It of 24s,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20

the sale to Mrs. Henrietta Solomon oil w,
coutheast corner OF briggs avenue ~
South I'd street Brooklyn, four II a.
buildings and brick buildings. on pio' ~
so feet. with an 81" 2ix25 feet. The p'op
erty is one block from the Williamson.
Bridge entrance. The buyer VIII
two six story houses and stores
Albert B. Strange Is the buyer OIL Wv
dwelling house No. III East 10Th s.iee'
sold recently by Mrs Oliver 5. Lyioro' -,
through Henry -. Wnans & May an"
w Jones, jr
Emery Roth. architect is preparlhs p''".
for the ten story apartment house 10 ~
built by II. Aronson. on plot lcNiVo To-
a, the southeast corner Of Riverside D''''
and listh street.
Shampan & Shampan have filed plans ~.
a six story apartment, JoxlO) fee'' "
erected on the east side OF Roeolins sur
30 feet south OF South LIST street. brooh'' "'
for the Keap Construction Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
'Wth name and address OF lender, attornes
MASHATTAN
MAY 10

MAY 10.
W, - n y cor % St 9oS1:; Feb :. 1907
Samuel and Pauline Gross - al TO the state
Bank: 5000. address. 37G Grand ~.
AVE G. % So cor I'd 81. 20N52 Jan o. 1000.
Pauiina Gross and ano to the state Bank: 5000:
address SO Grand II.
hVl. -. w ~ s33 n u Of 18th ST. 20x0o 8.
Nay II 1905. pauilna Enrich 10 Amalia schaaf
81 .JNN. attorney. Charles \ Furthman % ave
and t4sth 81
RRooME n. 80 and 2sl s7.6x4A2 May Y.
1900. Harris Eothbaum to Harris Fine, si.jp.
attorney Julius FIRE. 26i Broadway.
BROADWAY SOS los 3x276: Feb II. 1897
Henry corn 90 the Equitable Life Assurance so
cicty. $50 900. attorneys. Alexander 4 Green.
10 Broadway
BOwERY 3O3 cor LIST IT. mtg on lease
March . 1911. Bartholomew O'Connor to George
Ehret: S3rJU. attoruey. Edward Burghsrd.
l@o broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. March .. 1911. same to
same. $4,000; attorney. same as above.
PARK ROW % rams In front along Park
Row. i9JN O. i5x ".s and again 40 n along
land late of Adam L0gan 10 land nov or late Of
Townsend 4 West \ along last mentioned
lands % 6X - II oasterly boundary lire inter
sectng PARK Row al point 1908 y OF New
~, eastcrly b ! intersectlng n William 81 al
point go n of Duane st June Is. 1905:
Marie Reiche TO Rudolph = Rabe ana Feri W
Keller 5000, attorneys. ltabe & Keller. 25s
Broadway.
81 MARKS PL. Il. ~ lo,26; oct 10 1904
loscphinc Lederer 10 the East River savings
49,, N,tN'l"i' f"~'''' "''''''Ff "''""'' ' ''-''
al Broadway
SUFFOLK 81. 80 5s.3 1t OF Broome IT. 5ox
80 Dec 10 1898. Horace J kaplsn TO Wolcott
81 Lane. trustee. $1,000: attorneys. Miller. king
lAur & 1ranord. 5" Broadway
WHITE ST. $ r. 30 n = Of Brosdnay. 'o"N
90 May % 1898. colonial Real Estate ALSO
citation 10 tho Bonery Savings Bank s5o,o0o,
attortey. Lawyers Title Infursnce and Trust 90.
100 hroadwa'
SIN AVE. b. o cor 55tn -. 5o5x9o Dec -
lss2 Augustus ' Holly 10 ilenr' Wiener s21,
""; attorney, Mortimer S Brown. 20 William II
HIH AVE-. q D.. 500 - 5 81 9th 81. ooxs
NO. =. lss2 fsmo ~ Harold " Sill, N"."''
ATTORNEY, same ss shove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
BUYS TRACT AT GLEN HEAD
Crescent Athletic Club Gets Property
for a Country Club.

The Crescent Athletic Club. Of BROOKLYN
has obtained large tract of land At Glen
Head. Long Island. which it purposes to
convert into a country club. The property
is the old Scudder tract consisting OF ITO
acres and was sold by Justice Townsend
Scudder for a bout $4,000. The transaction
was negotiated by Berton Thompson.
The property has a frontage of l,@o feet
on Hampstead harbor. and extends back
TO the main road which runs from Roslyn
north through the Locust Valley district.
II contains la~ge manor house, stable.
conservatory and half dozen cottages
surrounded by well kept grounds. It is un-
derstood that nothing will be done this
year toward removing the club from Bay
Ridge No announcement has been made
as 10 the disposition Of the present coun-
try home on the Brooklyn water front but
II will probably be sold to builder The
club is leaving Bay Ridge because the city
is likely TO cut streets through its prop
eTtV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20

BROOK AVE, cor iT0th =, a. .k
Elizabeth X Dooing agt Brook Az. N.Nfoe
Co et al amended foreclosure OF m, - .s,rlctb,
Knox g. DoolIng. ""ofa>,s
18Th ST. j3s West: Pssq,,als cp.-
Leopold Kaufman Of al frorcclo.n,o q
attorney, \ Banchhold. mtg
HOE AVE, cor I72d ST, 2s&,o.,
Borreil agt Afro Realty 90 ., a. 80, fis
foreclose mechanics lem: attorneys III =
Bros. INA
sTIf ST. 800 East: simon Reich -.
Rhonheimcr 81 al fsmended actio, "a r., "a
mechanics Hem; attorneys Rrasow.r A ''rn..fs
FOX ST. 8. 26i n n OF iss,b =, w
Eliza Doorbos sst Anthony Wagner ., fuxl3
ciosure 81 MTG attorney. y simns 'ra
10TH ST. 30 west: Louis Y,,,., a
George W circuit action 10 forecloso ...xisr
lien): attorneys. Gettner Simon q A,,.x '"'>t
l0sTH ST IS. T.lo :, Of ID ave Ssa.s
Gordon l. Burnhsn aet Israel Llppmsn, !.
foreclosure Of Mtg: attorneys iolin. y.
q Rathbone. tn
23D ST. 1853 10 i57 West. Cnars, na., ..
strlction co agt Irving Fischoi Co,-fr1e,.,';;
81 al foreclosure Of mtg; sttorHess So,..y
&, Msrden. "H
LOTS 20 and Is map Of 80 lo,s o, Tbor,..-
Rose estate. Tho Bronx. Joseph The,.'"o,
SAVING DeindicIbus ct al tsmendef fo-se.e.t
mtgD: attorney. II Swain.
JENNINGS ST. ioi3; J Frederick Bos. a.. :,
bert g Bschmsn - al Goreclosurc ~ ny -
torneys. e. ~ Bloch.
18TH ST 4js East Louis withcy A, t,.-.
Poldow ~ al foreclosure u mtg; stiors.sx
w DuckWorth. nj
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. r. i0o
Barretto ST. 225rioo: two actions. esmu.j a..
hslf agt Brook Construction 20 - 81 sfor.eess.f
OF 2 mtgs): attorney. cohcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20

Tho old home OF Charles " Morse
fve story American basement structure oi'
q Mot 91xi2J feet. at NO. 80 fh'n ave-
pue between 55th and 5sth streets was re-
cold nv John T. Berwind to an investor
veeterdav John y Goding was the broker
IN the transaction The property was pur-
chased some years ago from Harry Payne
whitney through Mr. Golding for Mr.
Morse II was foreclosed and bought by
Mr. Berwind
~ A. Berwin e. Co. have solo for JON"
Palmer 10 Patrick Herman the Curtis ana
Edinburgh. five story apartment houses a'
the southeast corner OF Amsterdam avenue
and s7th street. on a plot 1855 feet IN tne
avenue, by H.6 feet in the street rms l.
the second sale Of this property since lls
erection The building was built by the ~
Willis James estate. The property has pcen
held az $4,000 This is the third apart
nent sold BY Mr.. Palmer In the last SIX
weeks. the others being the Imperial AT
the corner Of Amsterdam avenue ana Soth
street and Temple Hall Lenox avenue ana
i91st street
The Hamilton Holding Company is re-
norted 10 have sold Nos. IS and 20 West
I1st street. on a plot 5ox99.2 feet, to con-
,,ruction company for Improvement with
a twelve story loft building To the east
q, the plot is the realty of Maud Adams
Nos. q and %, and adjoining that is the
site al the southwest corner OF Madison
avenue which James Colgate is improving
With q tall building for the n. ". Johns
Nanville Company.
The twelve story store and loft building
NIL
feet Is also reported 10 have been sold
Title 10 this property is held by = =
Pracher
Plans have been filed for six s'or!
apartment house OF the east size or care
mont avenue. 1905 feet south Of i2oth street
FOR the Clementne Realty COMPANY ~ 2
cost o. soooop. II will have frontage OF
80 feet and q depth Of SIS feet with &C
conmods tons for seventy-t"o 1arhlleS'
Macmillan zipkes is the architect
Plans have been filed for twelve story
frerroof mercantile building on the SCUM
side Of eth street, 100 feet west of f1'u'
avenue. for Frederick Aver 81 Boston Al ?
cost Of Ss5.Ono II will have frontage OF
90 feet and a depth Of e2.5 FEET, with q
facade Of brick. and limestone and terra
.otts trimmings. Maynicke Frankc Sre
The architects
Plans have also been fled FOR making
over the ten story light storage ano ca'
risge varerooms Of the Studeoaker car
mage house on the north side Of 4stn street
lstween Seventh avenue and broaoVaE'
uhich vas originally the site OF tho Ola
Central Market. into Az Office ouildlne' p>
removing all partitions and stairs from
the second floor 70 the top, installing ne"
elevators stair halls and fire towers the
exterior not being changed u w" 'oe'
.2oo.n 70 maxi this change. Augustus ~
1uilnsrd is the owner o. the properly ~"
s.obp.s,tz & Gross are the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20

thieves as yell as the securities, III. i.,...
declared he didn't care about the ,sl,...
50 long az his client got back the ,..r,
ties.
II 10 the contention Of the defeace ia.
OReilly was acting a. counsel FOR Hr I'D,
Ivan when he went with him and r,,.,
j. Plass. the repre- tentative OF the ,lf-.
for a taHicab ride during which ~ =
worth Of the $500 In securities stolen ~,
returned. on that occasion q Refill, -
ceived from Mr.. Sullivan 80 O'Reir A
clsres that as tho result or Uouga,r,S
call on Mr.. Sullivan and a personal r,.,
view with him he was retained FOR this e
TO act ~ counsel This has been deal.
by Mr.. Sullivan.
Detectives Armstrong and Nulmo,. .
Police Headquarters. testified that n.
started 10 follow tho "a xicab ~ Witch ;.
securities we're returned. b-t lost trscy
il. Inspector Russell. head NJ the ..
tective Bureau said he md communic,,
with O'ReiIly. informing him hat Ns
would help to find the three hundred sha,
Of American Smelter stock withheld by I,
thieves he was sure Mr.. Sullivan ,cu,
not press any complaint sgsinet him \
said OReilly insisted that the three ds
dred shares were not IN the original q
velopc stolen from Aaron Bancroft, .
March ,, while he was on his psv 70 \
safe deposit box in the Produce EXcar,
Building
Inspector Russell was the last vtn.
for tine prosecution. After Mr.. Buckle
had announced that the people rs.
O'Reillys counsel proceeded With n. !,
fence without tho usual Formally ~ en-
lining his side Of the case 70 the ilrv
Justice Davis permitted 2 ngnb.r .
character witnesses 20 he called on, ~ Z
usual order. They included Isaac z III
berg. Monroe Senan former Judge Geo1
NJ. Curtis father OF the presiding ius,ic.
tho Appellate Division Of the suprsE
Court; former District Attorney Asa Br
Gardiner Charles lie Barber. Louis Ur
dell. r.. and Charles &. Doscher All,
them spoke highly OF the defendant sa
Mr.. Levy said lie would call more cha
acter witnesses on Monday and also p.a,
O'Reily on the witness stand ~ tel y
own story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20

msr Isabel T Perry: Ida Gordon 70 ke"s Goo; ad-
Improvement co imts So. a5o,; MAJ iS' S'VV'
dress. 2l2o Valentine ave. ..,o 8
lot el7 map Gleason property g, 500; 81;
Levy to Pauline Levy; MAY u ""'s
address. 16i West 10th st. ,ohn
LOT 175 map Lewis G Morris. Bronn Nav
T. Schsrsmith to Magdn Operatlns o2t Mad
is tmtg S2200o). 500. address
hon ave. -c,,
LoNGFELLOw AVE. " .. ., ~ Myers;
~. 9Sx irreg: Andrew Archer to mary Unite
MAY II: 81: address. u Greenridse aN'
Plains. y y. -, "a
same May /: 81: address same as "o m
SAME PROPERTY: Eva LoVer'"e
same: 81: address same AZ aooNe' r.t
LOT 2i2 to Pa. MAP 1923, p par
estate: FRANKLIN 7 Kissam to JOS IA VEG,
Kissam: May 10. sion. address Wv
lf3d st. ror,
LAMPoRr AVE. :. -, II 90 90 Her.
schryier road. :9xioo l. ! q Erl Ioo, 500: ad
man Wolfson: MAY I" tntg S3''o'''
dress. 2i44 Lexington ave.
LOT 10. map fremont Heights, the Iah.tPr09o .
Realty 60 10 MARY wen.tock; MAY = ''''
address. II East 10Th 81.
LoR1LLARD PLACE, cor OF 10, san.
2Ax10o; Joseph Fsieila 70 S.,dpo, address
80 Oak 81. ~.
MORRIS AVE. cor Of 1s4'h -. MA Nav
Thomas \ Briggs 70 oo W'ii .aH1,s e. oia Grand
Boulevard and Concourse
PROSPECT AVE. " cor OF Jennihss 80
43x9I: Prospect Jennings Realty GO e. ano,
Julius 4 schulz. Nov 10, 1910 'ntg sf'''V'
500: address 1872 Chisholm 81.
POPLAR ST. lot 30. partition map W i
VS. storer: Maria w Dittmsr TO Harlem H'Vsi
A port chester r X Co. May -; S2ooo' au'
dress. Grand Central Terminal
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, $. 40 ~ %,
Elm ST. 5Orl6o: John II Addery 20 MarsI n'.
Perley: May Is. 800: address Ne" h''
Chelle. Y.
TRINITY AVE, @ s. 252 u Of 156th g..
5OAgs: Jonas We'll et al 10 Fanny Gruen' MAJ
I all liens: 500: address 4Ol East 90 o.
UNION AVE. a4s. 3IGxI2J; Emil very, a
10 Henrietta Kessler. May is tmtg S-"'oo''
800. address. 3l5 East s1th ST.
WALTON AVE. 1866 and 1868, Jcxioo: Wiz ~
lam T. Diller to Thomas Briggs MAY ~
(nitc $4,000, 500; address Athens y l.
r45TH ST 356 East 25xlo0; Iiedermar
Realty Co to John 4 Lciderman mtg So'o"'
MAY IS 81: address. Richmond HILL Lohs
Island.
10TH ST. :. 100 n y Of Prospect ave
4nNt"5: Isaac Brown TO Frank Hertel. al
Iiensb. MAJ 10: 81; address @No0 Parry ave
10th ST, 40 East 24xioo: Philip MARTIN
I, Regina Fclds,ein (ntg $4,000 May -
500: address 2i2i Bryant ave.
18TH ST. n = 80 u . Of jackson ave
5CytOO: Severio Srazo ot FL to ScalZo Keai''
March II: $500 address. s6e East 1s'th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
OLD HOME Of c. ". MORSE RESOLD
Investor Gets Five Story American Structure in Fifth avenue
from John E. BerWind.


Nos u aud q Dewey Place. for }. remnant
No. 1854 Madison street. for Mary Seher
No 81 Cooper street, for the estate OF
George Christ No. 1858 Bushwick avenue
and for Helen Stcffens No. rs Court street
Isidor Taub sold for Elizabeth Carmichael
{, T. Schmidt No. l5I 18th street. frame
dwelling house. OF loi ejxi0J2 feet and for
Augusta Jacobson Nos. 1914 and 1916 o'th
street two frame houses. The buyer gave
in exchange Il farm of liz acres at Bethei'
Sullivan County. y. y. also sold for Philp
LApsky No. 81 18th street, two family
brick house.
Mrs. Henrietta Solomon has purchase
the southeast corner OF briggs avenue anu
South I'd street on lot 52xs) feet. win al
a." eix25 feet, one block from the Williams
burg Bridge entrance The buyer VIII I'M
prove with two six story apartment houses
and stores.