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New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

CITY Mortgage 60 to New York Trust CO. 81.
Same 90 same. 81. =.
New York Trust co to city Mortgage 90 ~.
Martin wagner 10 lltlc hudIdl'ce "Iu
Trust Co. 5000. 80. - IT,, - ooo
Eliz Dooling to Charles Morgan; $1,000.
Gertrude Goldsmith TO Ingomar Goldsmith and
a"1' 8lbert ,.T'' Mamlock. e1r. to Nber, Mamlock;
same to same; $1,000.
Same 10 same: $500.
Land Co \ OF Edenwald to Mary p Monaghan;
German Exchange Bank to Giovanni b Po-
desta. 5000 oo
CIV Mortgag ge co TO New York Trust Co. 81.
Same to Greenwood Cemetery $50 900.
same TO Now York Trust Co. $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Walter Men
dtlsohn. eXr; Ss
sgme to Ingomar Goldsmith; $1,000
same 10 same. 5000.
Nittoria Reppetu to Giovanni GugIieImetu: 81.
Charles f. Green to Jennie Hallock; S3,3l9.
Byron Walyerton 10 Randall Dock Co; 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co 10 Phillips Phoenix.
Hunts Point Realty Go to Morris Klein; 81.
John J Buckley TO James Tuy, $500.
United States Trust co to Wilson NJ Powell.
assts each s3i.JOO: 500 OO0
hgnes q w Bertieri To Commonwealth Savings
Bank. 81 800
Maria Stewart and aro. trustees. to New York
Savings Bank. $1,000
charles o'Ncill exr. etc. to David V Couch.
American Mortgage co to George Chisholm.
sls 553 A..
same to same: SO, ,03G H.
Lawyers Tide INSURANCE and Trust co To Law
,ers Mortgage 60. $4,000
Tide Guarantee and Trust 60 TO VIM Rankin,
$iU 500
Hatris schwartz 10 Nix Fchr: $50.
Empire CITY Savings Bank To- Bank.r-' Trust
90. 81. on.
Fernando fcheverra. trustee. to Fernando
g ..cheV,rriu. 81.
trustee. OF lIinceton University 10 julius ]
F-.nL trustee. S210uO
Eomnck Marsullo to Max kobre. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12

Fow gales Of importance were announcer
in the real estate market yesterday Ch'ei
interest centered in the placing OF eN-"oN-
ernor Levi F. Morton's home at NJ o'i
Fifth avenue. in the market. an
The Brady and Kip estates sold NOS iiV
and 1l2 West 10th street, four and hVe s'o''
buildings. on plot 5Ox9s.s feet. the prop
ertv Is on the south side Of 4Oth street
abou, midway between Broadway and sixth
avenue. II Is separated from the Empire
Theatre nv a single lot, owned by the Edi-
son Company. At the rear. on 5sth street
are the Edison power house ana 'he -"@A'''
Elliott Theatre. ,.o
With the recent purchase OF NO. 40 ~
I54 West 18TH street. four private d"ei'ii'e
houses. st. Vincent's Hospital has incfeaseu
its holdings so that they now comprise q
frontage OF 2ls feet In 1lth street, zS'' leet
{, 1otb street and the entire frontage On
the easterly side of Seventh avenue WIN
the exception of No. II Seventh avenue.
The hospital now has ten dwelling
houses In It's possession, when are ~
cipslly used as homes for nurses ana phys
clans. and while they VIII be cohliiiuo" 90
such for some years, eventually tre e"'H
property. which has only one MODERN ouiiu.
ing. AZ the northeast corner of llth street
and Seventh avenue, will be improved WIN
a large structure.
William II. Chesebrough and Daniel b.
Freedman are the purchasers Of Nos ~ ana
4s West 38th street, the sale OF whlcn pE
DR. Robert G.. Myles was reported Hatu-
day. Albert B. Ashforth was thetoroker III
the sale. The property consists OF tNo
four story dwelling houses on plot flNso'
feet and is located midway between rl''''
| and Sixth avenues.
Plans were filed yesterday for the t"elNe
story apartment house to be erected on piol
1c0x1oo feet on the south side Of Cathed'a'
Parkway, $50 feet west of Columbus ave-
nue bv the Old Lyceum Building Company
ccmposed Of Amos r. L. Pinchot and sum
ner Gerard. The structure IS estimated 70
cost s5c5 oco by the architect, Walter Hal
feli.
The American Real Estate Company WI"
shortly begin work on theatre III lhe
Rronx. which. it is said, will be the lare'
est i'm the borough. 1t Is 10 be located 1T
tho Southern Boulevard, $50 feet south oi
Westchester avenue, and will have seat
ing capacity Of 800 Freidenrich, Gerster
/ & Bser will have the management OF VI,
lreW house. Frank Gersten, a IneioTn. w
, the firm. is one of the owners or the ir"S
peCt Theatre
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
MOVING PICTURES REFORM
MAYORS Commission Treats OF
Admitting Minors.

The special commission appointed some
time ago TO draw up proposed amendments
to the law governing moving picture SHOWS
viii make it's report 10 Mayor Gaynor 10
dav. The gist OF what the report WouId pe
was made public some time ago.
In Just ono particular there has been
change. At present there is provision IN
the penal law which prohibits managers OF
such places from admitting children uhnef
sixteen years of age at any time unleSs
accompanied by a parent or euardian' inc
commission had in mind change Whlch
would make il lawful 10 admit chiloreh
under that age between the hours OF {"
and y. m. at the same time providing
that the management must reserve a spe-
cial part of the theatre for such patrons
and provide duly licensed matroa to care
for them.
This proposition was opposed by the OH
GERS of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children. ana 1t has been omit
ted from the regular report, but Is treated
of as a possibility in q supplementary re-
mort It is also suggested that 1t Wouid
he we'll to prohibit children under siXtce"
from attending moving picture shows arter
n. m. even should they be accompanied
by their parents or guardians
Certain provisions for safeguarding ue
patrons of moving picture shows are rec
crnpcuded
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
HOSPITAL TO REOPEN
Sydenham Building Law Trou-
bles Settled, Say Directors.

Sydenham Hospital. in East ll6th street.
whose doors were closed last July after
series OF rows among its medical stan ana
troubles with the building laws, VIII reopen
next Thursday, clear Of all its former trou-
tles according to one Of the directors.
"The fact that the name of Dr. ROBERT
Kunitzer appears as one of the physicians
Of the hospital is 10 be interpreted as an
indication that the directors have complete
faith in him" one of the board said yes
terdaY.
Or. Kunitzer. while head physician at the
hospital. was charged last winter with AID
ing another doctor to faisify records TO
make il appear that his success In operat-
ing was greater than il really was. AZ
result Of this controversy DR.. Kunitzer re-
tired from the hospital and later resigned
as member Of the New York Medical So
ciety. He will be connected with the hos
pital under the new regime as an attending
physician. Or NJ. Michsilovsly Will be
president Of the medical board.
Since closing its doors the buildings OF
the hospital have been altered so as TO con-
form with the building laws. ana two new
houses haNe been added 10 the row OF
hrownstone fronts Of which the hospital
consists through the generosity of Isaac
Guggeuhcim." said Joseph Michael. secre-
tsry Of tnc board of directors. Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12


bond. Nellie q Mirshaii TO Title itle.Ssd~sy SHy
Trusi -. SIS 900 address. iT6 broa' caro-
lasD sr. g. Eat. 1859; Ney ~; Of the re
inc g Rclimzkc 70 ,'h.'ai enc: address -
formed church " Nlcrl'a'
ison sr ,,, a,h $40 west. 5ox7o; pec Ta,yior.
as per bond: Mar Hsllccy, 10 :, - Vest
So. .OOO. address. - Central Fa'"
TIE BRoNX
cREsroy AVE. $. SOL # n Of isotsM 80 Marie ar l.
o. Doc 1; . yrs Villa. william i2at lexington ave.
,'nI,s-,c>, 1vr : 172 It n Of 1s2d 81 Nc Nc
100. rcc ii II Sne AZ per bond: Annlo a 500;
Dewitt 20 title Ggarsntee and lr'S'
address l76 Broafway q, xxx
,.sg, eSn, q. due as per bond; Stss,'to,', IS -
and Construction 90 to Thomas ! i''
500: address i2l Nest 3Ath 81 ,..,iro. q,
a, [HAEL3I iHas pror ms $1,000 Dec rgbard SF pfi
cent: Regina cgrstructon 60, GO iaod 10 81.
Levy: $500. address. l"' Nest - lr,o- mtg
DErATI,R AVE 314s. 25xil2 'RIno 'RR,Snar (
e. 6em. Dec +. due as per bond ''sidiSIr ssdSres.
anderson to Louise Schroeder S''V'
iIoIbrook Long Island. , ,, ,st map
OlS H., iDs, S9r,. Dec :: Charlotte Hais' w ~
~ Adrian II Jollue 5000 address -
lot 70, map Lohbauer Park; Dec J. % % scS.
5la per cent; e1i3; / LLa,o5tIns rTss aV. ,U N''''
N,prs AVE. 8 . cor 18th 81. 4sfo9 , Dsc ~ ~,
demand. q per cent; Edward MdoeF % 1Tdrcss Is
10 Citv Mortgage CO. s"''"V''
Wall 81. ,,,,oo,,ory
POPHAM AVE, n 5, 81 r. ot M9,,99s Mi9,9 Tobn
.nvtGo. Dec If: due Jan ], l"lI, 'yaa5 yya5
Scb,,eyer 10 Regina schmidt; $500 addr's'' '''
Manhattan ave ,., chester.
DnAn from West Chester to East nwos'n
n0t,y a. cor OF land hereby conHcyea, ySSns,
80 ~ ~ land on map Of James NstsLn' a no.
t,,.r r,'s r,rior mtg SO. .O0M: Dec ~ 100" al
cent Sarah sullivan 10 MaN "''
dress 2410 Lorillard Place. 80 Hunts
ROAD leading from West Farms 20 ,ndrev,
H0ostrand Sox1I2; Dec q; 3 yrs. % Ppt Pepetarsail
NU'iina Scognamiglio 10 Helen r 80 pel
e. soo. address. White Plains Read near
! ham Parkway. ,-s,t %. A2X
sr-MNrr AVE. $ I19 IT Of l'9th 81 F,,fe, fSS
! tos. Oc, "a. 4 mos. per cent Nlv,ot ',tisn,If
20 charles F Meyers; $1,000; adnfes'
| City. j. ,.-.o,, Lane %,
! on CT G g. l4s n Of Green Iau Ire u,
! ,oo o. a, z q $ 223 II Of Green Ian, LsI,,h ~
-, ~ 4. Q YRS per cent; Mary ~ 'ln.S '.n.t =,
%bristjan Ciutnlan 5000 address li'o '''''
On AVE " $. lji It n OF 173d ST, 5lxl% pro
/ - az 500l. NAV I: I yr, per N'",i ,ross
! Resltv 90 10 Margaret Roster >"''V' ''''
! 1893 Washington ave. atm
fs7TU ST. W S. 225 # Of Limo aye cIniVU :ii,i y
Central Mortgage Co; $500 address oo d" -
18th ST. 6e3 and 6e5 East. 3'X lrTeg ,pao, ,pg,V
- "a 5nM: Dec L. due as per poHu 5o,J TVst 80
| ptIr2 10 Albert Ulman: 500. address o'' ~
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
BACK GO JEWELS SHACKLES
Central Park Elephant So Vicious in
Brief Respite She's Chained Again.

The shackles had hardly been removed
from the legs Of jewel, one Of the elephants
in the Central Park menagerie, yesterday
before the pachvderm, which has recently
been in vicious mood. became so mon
acting that they had 10 be clamped on
q gain. And they arc on to stay now until
Jewel really shows she is not bent on Kill
ing her keeper. Robert Hurton.
Because of her sntipathy 20 Hurton. John
Smith. the director Of the menagerie, issued
an order yesterday prohibiting Hurton
from entering the elephants inclosure. NJ
smith said ho would hold BILL Snyder
the head keeper. responsible.
.Hurton says nc never did anything 70
make Jewel attack him." said the director
eft would be foolhardy for him TO try to go
into her inclosuro while she Is in the pres
ent mood. IT was three years ago that she
had such another spell, and that time she
also tried 10 kill Hurton.'
''Rill' Snyder had little difficulty In put
ting on the shackles hut when IT came to
placing the martingale on the trunk he had
/ risky and tedious Job.
/ Hurton has not been inside the elephant
inclosure. lc said, since the pachydern1
threw him out of tho door Of the house
! about month ago
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12

223D ST n . 3si n Of White Psins s's.
IoOxff4; Francesca Carbone agt Morris lnpro; p
mont 60. owner and contractor; slOfV
LAFONTATNE AVE. " :, liz u ~ lIsth
St 81 9xi0O. Saverio ScalZo agt Wcller Neoker
Realty Co owner and contractor; slOso.
77TH ST, 5O2 70 80 East: Isaac MORT, szt
Open stair Tenement Co owner; Levin Levin
Contracting CO. contractor; slab.
TIEMANN ST. s 800 II ~ Bosion
Post Road, l2jx-: Mechiore anonc 1St John
Marx. owner and contractor; So
WALES AVE. $40 10 o7s Jsrcho Brothers az
Sarah Hirschberg, Lena Davis. Minnie ko'ng
and David Roslng. owners: HAIRY bc'lh owner
and contractor (renewaD. SILL
I'd AVE. III: Barnet Loibowiiz AIT cfonia
Weiss owner and contractor. NiilAm NeissA
owner: William > Weiss, contractor Slo0.
Io4TH ST, 3t8 and si5 East: Jacob thinner
mann ot al azt Adoiue : JordOn. owner. Gl0bs
Fire nroof Door and sash CO, SUB CONTRACTOR.
Tohn Jord0n. contractor; s95.
18TH TT 47a Fast. North American Wal
Paper 60 agt T 7 keld 'onsllu1l4o" % V'n'r
and contractor: slJf w.
BEAUMONT AVE. 23O4 and 230G. chsr'e-
Shapiro agt Montciiore Building Co owner anil
contractor. s2l2 %
FULTON AVE, w =, 1854 n ~ liif' ~.
toGx 100. Nathan kobelov agt Bethcl tons'ruc-
ION 20 owner and contractor $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: Nathan Fass .aEt Bethel
Construction 90. owner; Nathan kob@ioy con
tractor: $Gs4.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
The WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and TOrecast.-NashinSton
Doc 1I.-Tte West Indian disturbance noted
sunday is apparently Of considerable intensity.
il passed Turks Island to-day, and IS evidently
moving in no-thorly direction. Maritime in
tcresty have been advised accordingly.
Tie interior disturbance Of sunday has moved
g. Hudson Bay aud pressure has risen generally
fu thc upper iaEc region, the great central val
lcss and the Southwest. Rains. with high ten
pe,atures were general iu the Gulf states the
s.rtraI valleys and the lake region but were
followed Dy clearing and somewhat colder
Weather. except in Tennessee, the ONO valley
.r6 fsc lower lake region, where rains con
fiuso There were also local SHOWS IN the
Nnr,hWestern states and the Rocky Mountain re-
Ta,n and light rains iu Washington. over the
SSt1na,rder Of the country the weather was falr.
15gb temperatures continue In the Atlantic
.t,tfe and :hey are still above the seasonal
syers,o I'M the central valleys. the upper lake
90 v.rstern lower lake regions. uot"lthstand
az substantal fall since sunday night. over
30, ueeferu half OF the country they have
,.uc, slightiy, as a rule. aud are more nearly
trlerc viii be rain Tuesday IN the Atlantic
..t. o.,ept the extreme southern p"ru9n' ana
- 10 esst Gulf states. probably foiloWeh by tair
.s,tcr Wednesday There VIII also 1c ram or
- T,esJav iu The eastern lo"rr iaKt region
.iI,,,cl a. lair weather Wcdne sday. Os.SI INC
. uafuder Of tlc country 'aI "''"N' " ~
rail duJins che neat i"V "''o'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
OIL MAN GUILTY AS THIEF.
w. M. Robbins, Of Oklahoma
Company, Convicted by Jury.
MADE EXCHANGE OF NOTES
Edward Eden, Who Introduced
Him TO Man He Swindled,
Died Just Before Trial.

William Morgan Robbins. president OF
tho Oklahoma Petroleum Company. capt
tslized at sloO00o) and reputed TO have
Ieen q rival Of the Standard Oil Company
in tho Oklahoma oil fields, was convicted
or grand larceny before Judge RosalskN'
I'm General Sessions. yesterday. The jury
dc'lbcrated ten minutes. Robbins was re-
mandcd FOR sentence.
Edward Eden. Robbins partner VINO
WIS indicted with him last month. died
,prec hours before the trial began. Ihelr
operatious were similar 10 those OF Charles
I Richards. alias Lord Ashburton. VINO
was convicted in February. 1910. and Is no"
IN Sins Sing.
Antonio Para. a South American COM
mission merchant. living az No fNt'
avenue. was the complaining witness lie
met Eden last February through an au-
>crtlsement i'm 2 New York newspaper IN
which Eden offered capital for conserNa-
live business propositions Eden introduced
Hobhins as a millionaire and a most
kind hearted man" who was always READY
60 holm ambitious business men held down
Tor lack OF capital.
Robbins promised 10 give five OF his notes
Tor $1,000 each to PARA. providing PARA
would give him his notes and give ~"
commission 10 Eden. Para agreed ana
made out three checks 10 Eden, one OF
which was dated ahead. Eden was sued
nv q hotel company which cashcd the
check. and Judgment was obtained against
him PARA then tried to discount ROD
hines notes, but failed everywhere he
went. i'm spite Of the fact that Robbins hah
rivcn him references at one New YORK
hank. ? half dozen in Oklahoma and one
IN Fast 81. Louis He then had Eden and
Robbins locked Up.
Robbins told Robert G. Mccormick and
Morris F. Moskowitz. Assistant District
Attorneys that he was not responsible for
what his dead partner had done Eden
was the man who wanted TO cNcna"ee
notes he said. Mr.. Mccormick showed
Robbins q note for $1,000, for which ne was
Indebted to 4. l.. Garfield. a stove dedIe' l.
Robbins had represented himSeIt 10 Nd"-
1ield as tremendously successful Nes'e'"
business man. and suggested that they eA-
orsr-o notes Robbins was 70 discount
Can6old's notes I'm the West ana 'ahne'o
was 10 discount Robbinss notes IN t''
last. TO avoid Inconvenience TO ''uher
PARTY ~,
Tho evidence showed that ROBBINS tdl'-
,,r n discount Cenhelds notes in Ne"
York. used thcm 10 blackmah the stove
man. telling the bank that nc had seVera
moro Of tho notes in his possession. As
collateral Robbins gave Canfield shares
I'm The Oklahoma Petroleum company
which Nfr. NoskoVitz said. had been
roa,ed on tho curb market for one week
recently ~ IS.
Resides represeutins Robbins a. = mu-
,,fe,ert and wealthy man. Eden told Parra
hat Pobbips was floating the stock of the
.u.,tormobilo Company Of America Rob
rtus vas horn I'm Weymouth, England
frty-one wears ago. lie hNod AZ No '''
West 9th street.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
BRADY AND KIP ESTATES SELL SITES
DISPOSE of Four and Five Story Buildings in 4oth Street,
Between Broadway and Sixth Avenue
ST. vlNCENT'S HOSPITAL INCREASES ITS BIG HOLDINGS

many &C agents the corner store AT the
southwest corner of SD street and Broad
way. for a term Of years 10 "Sobel mn
liner.
Eugene dc l.. Relden and Max Reese
have leased the store at No. 22I West 4-d
street for a period OF five years AZ an
aggregate rental of $1,000, TO be used ior
restaurant purposes. Mr.. Belden has also
leased the store at No. $40 Wills avenue
to A. r. Dockrell for fvc years.
Senior a. Stout have rented the dwelling
No. So Manhattan avenue. 10 l.. Stern. and
the dwelling house, No. u West 10Th street
to Margaret Murphy.
Edgar T. Kingsley has rented stores ana
floors in Nos. and East 18th street to
II. p. Somner, American agent OF SWISS
Federal Railway: James c. Picken Realty
Company and Austin florist.
The Louis Becker Company has leased the
dwelling house. No. Il Sylvan terrace, to b.
Parsont.
Spear & Co. have rented in conjunction
with Mark Rafalsky Co. the fourth anu
eleventh lofts In No. 90 to 81 West l'l
street to Rabinowitz Brothers and uhr a.
Schneider: also 5000 feet in No. lS5 10 III
West 21st street TO Jacob Bernstein; o'Vy'
feet at Nos. n and ;2 West nth street 10
the Eastern Supply Company; the third ioft
in No. 1S4 Fifth avenue TO john >. Sampson
G. Sons: the ninth loft al No. 6si Broadway
to the London Waterproof Company; the
third loft I'm No. 10 to 116 West 18th street
TO Edwin Winlensky; the sixth loft in NO.
East 18th street to 1-akin X cooper anu
500 feet in Nos. 12l and 123 Greene street
to Shulman brothers.
W. J. Huston e. Son have leased for Ellen
Durkin, Of Shenandoah. Penn, TO Mrs. H.
Boston the three story dwelling house NO
/ 81 Bradhurst avenue.
Walter J. Salomon has leased IN the Ar'
gus Building. No. Il West I'D street. ofiiceS
/ 10 Frederick Mckay: in the Bristol BuiIu'
| ing. No 800 Fifth avenue, offices TO William
| J. Pratt. Thomas J. Logan & Go. ana NJ
| bert c. Keedwell: in the Fancher Buildlns
/ No d Warren street, offices to Garrlt ~
| Lansing. James J. Archbold and NlliialI
! Caldwell, and in the Manhattan Bulldlhg
| No 100 West 47th street. a store 10 LOUIS
IIchtenstein
! Frederick Fox & Co have leased for thu
Realty Holding Company over 5000 square
feet Of space I'm the new building now near
ing completion at Nos. "a. % ana - "eS
9th street. The lessees are iois0eiii
| Young & Co, who have lcasec the tent'
and eleventh lofts; Lutz < Hor"l,1' Nn'
have leased the seventh and eiSnth loltS
and BALLET & Weyl, who have leaseo th
sixth loft. Tho same brokers have ais'
leased for the District Realty Compan'
the second loft al No. li2 10 li6 West A''
street to Mascl Brothers. and for the lrve
Realty Company the fourth loft At Nos,
and 50 West 2Sth street to Morris MoroVlt7
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
eowERY SAVINGS PAYS 3Ds.

The Rovcrv Savings Bank. which Was
among the four institutions 20 lead the way
two wears ago in reducing their annual in
terest rate from 10 Sie per cent, Yesterday
daclared = semi-annual dividend on deposits
for tho six months ending December 81, at
tho 3ie per cent rate. The deposits OF the
Rowery Savings Bank on July l we're
S102 45o,9S7 an amount exceeded only by
the E>migrant Industrial Savings Bank.
which had slfo.547995 deposits.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12

: ,r. mo. from sept !. 1911. $3.50 ad'reSs'
fls East s2d st. o., ,o liar
12ru ST. 100 East. all: Isaac FERN q, i@o: al
rs KopIik yrs from Dec j. I'l''
dress. 700 Fast 18th 81. oedcn
10 Sntbsr,snd Apartnients 90: II yrs from ''
1905: seoo: address. fil West I'D -, 49,, ,o
a3D 81. i3a East all. Henry bCct l. 1911.
David 4 schultz. - us mos from 'o'
IS coo address, West I2d 81. ~ ali.
Totta ~ ,|rab,rae 20 Schu.to Realty 30, po,,v
from Dec j. l9ll; Sl3. 200; address "
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
TIE RRONN.
LIS PENDENS.

AVE 2. -. - n Of 10Th 81. 29s1'@. lluso
Pullova ayr Jacob Gluck et Al foreclosnTN oi
rntr1: attorney. r r Bullo~s
l32p ST, l59 West; Baptist Temple aFt an
drew N Battle Cspecfc performance aUofoo''
l. 4 Johnson.
MONROE ST. 255 Public Bank of Nov Y9..
,-it,. ast Morris Feinberg 81 al 'torN''H'ATN -
mtg); attorney, L Marcus.
HESTER ST. 1877: oliver 81. so and s.. OAK 3,
a. and AZ: 18Th ~, 337 and 339 East lt az
204o. Jerome ave, 8, 19i1 y n ot lSlh =
c11 51ias. H. Cromwell ave, v 3. 2o'e = .,
165th 81, -x3N5l.i. gore; Percy + Fufli sgt
lanes 4 Pitteri CT al action 10 declare con
yeyance void; sttorney G RoHe.
CAD ST 205 West: Tenement House Depart
n,ent Of the City Of New York sgt Trielari
ReaItv 90 (notice Of ieyyD; attorney, Nei-
son.
,7TI ST. so West, STANDARD Utility 90 ast
uarUell realty CO action to foreclose me'nin-
les lem: attorneys, Burustein & Gelst.
Pearl, ST. ~ cor Pine 81. +4x13.sx tyrsE
oan1sr's Bank for Savings IN the city ol New
york syt Edmund r Martin e. al otoreciostTf ''
two ntgsl: attorneys, strong CadNaai'r
DECATUR AVE. W :. IS u Of 2'Hth - *
100. Valentine Construction Co ast Costfr hsait
! % et al foreclosure of MTG stiornN'. - y
Samues.
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor iI5th So i"t
| i5o Martha Jarcho agt sun CONSUMPTION 90 2.
| al action to set aside conveyance at'"ri',' =
| = Stronsin.
A -
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
BUYS PROVOST FARM.

The Home Park Land and improvement
Company, recently Incorporated, has pur-
chased the Provost farm of forty-seven
acres. located partly in Pelham Manor,
uastches.er County. II extends from Bos-
ton Road on the west TO Pelham PARK on
the east. and the Hutchinson River and
East Chester Ship Canal on the south.
Pelham Manor and park being the north
erIv boundary. The company has surveyed
and subdivIded the tract into building lots
and water front parcels, and has also laid
ONT a number of streets and avenues.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
RECORDED LEASES.
,With name and address Of lessee
DECEMBER II

AVE 4. 20 store. etc. Bllen Frey. indiydu-
slly AMI as cxtrx 10 Moses schwartz: yrs from
MAY l. 1872. 81. 440. address. 43B East l3sth 81.
BROADWAY. 1913. > sty bdg Daniel L Ma
honey. tr. TO United States Of America tby Frank
III Uitchco.k Postmaster. Gcnerab; IN yrs from
June l. 1911; s2,4O0.
FULTON ST. 201 store and cellar. Bernard
K-eizer 20 Samuel Rapdport I yrs mos from
Feb l. 1912: s. 800; address 100 East l5sth Il.
HENRY sr. lOs cor store and part cellar:
Eerugrd Goodman TO samuel Conen. yts from
Man l. 1912, st.O-O. address, los Henry ST.
Jerome AVE D. cor 2tIth It. al. Mosholu
Really 90 TO Francesca Ncut1raai I" yrs ffom
Dec u. 1911; sl,.on; addreas, "Ibl ErpadNat.
20 AVE. 5 O. cor A3.h So STORE agi tari la-o
,nent Lac Heinmann 10 Jursen {. Johanns,n
New-York tribune., 1911-12-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

,eeru ST. n >. 80 n v of noce'ar 49,.
Paffo sellIte agt O'Rourke Brothers 90 a ~.
Nov 90 1911 ibv bomb: SS'9 g"
MACOMB's ROAD. 1861 ,eroon' q lciss-
liano azt Jerome Avenue Buiidlns ana improve
ment 90 81 al: Aug II. 1910: $50
9TH AVE 4s4 and tS6. Louis Prignsno art
rbornas Morgan Of al. oct 20. 1911: S2lH.
SAME PROPERTY. john Kane 60 AIT
same: oct . 1911. <jI -.
sTF AVE. 49,: l. Kesting 90 agt ams.
Oct II. 1871: Sl2S.
SAME PROPERTY; Hull Gripper Co art
same. oct 6, 1911; s6l l8.
SAME PROPERTY: Church J. Gs''s 90 az
same: Oct 3, 1871 1861 81
/ .,ru ST II and 10 West: John hennc3y =
| CO ast Midvaie Realty 90 ct a.. Juiy =, 1911.
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