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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
OCTOBER 13.

O~IOBDt Is.
AYE A. l5ss: store and basement qsdi Ma, tI1mia
1911; 81 $50: address. 1888 Ave \.
BOWERY. W cor Of Kenmare 81; I'd hoor
Hopkins Security GO to solomSn Puaiiln; IN
Fulton ave.
BOSTON RID. 1921: theatre the Kinley Square
CO TO Boston Road Amusement Co; yrs from
sept 81 1911; S44, 200; address 300 Broadway
COURTLANDT AVE 1856 and 7Ss; auditorium
and lobby: Alfred Koscherak TO Maurice Alper
ct al; from oct -, 1911, to -; S2'2sO; ADDRESS,
7s6 Courtlandt ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n W cor Of Brown
ri, 195x100 ALI Doll Realty co 70 Wasle y 20;
10 WIS from Dec ], 1911; $500: address, 40
Southern Boulevard.
9TH AVE. So; 50 floor; George Martin to An
tonios B Terzakis; . yIs from Nov /, 1871 ~
address, Is James ST.
STH AVE, " s, 60 II Of 1l5th st; store;
Manhattan Leasing 60. 70 sigmund Peyseri 1"
yrs from Nov 1, 1911, 81, 500; address, l6l west
S0th 81.
I'D ST, 1856 and 1873 wtst: store. and base
ment: Jacob s Carvoll to E1ward Vogt and
ano; Il yrs I mo from Jan l, 1911, S2,IOO; ad-
dress. 1874 West Goth ST.
sno trIs to Timothy F Paddell; ~ yrs 9 mos
from Aug /. 1911: $1,000; address 81 East
81 ST, I2o East; land William W Asto 49, 20
George W May: 20 yrs from May ], 1910; $500,
address. 64S East 9th 81.
23D SRI. 80 East; store ana part basement 80
from Dec !, 1911; s10.500; address 30 East I'D
53D ST. 44s and AL West; sty bldg; Ruth
4 Wallace e. Needham Piano 60; yrs from
Feb ], 1905 81 400; address, $40 West 0Jd 81.
122D ST. :. 325 # Of 81 ave. 25xlOO;
Christian Ar1nbruster 10 Henry straub; 10 yrs
from Sept l. 1911; $50; address, us East 18TH
st.
Christian La Gerken; yrs from May I, 1917,
81 500, address, 4J3 Stratford I'd, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

William Il. Rose sold through \. Kaut-
man to tho Lederer Construction Company
a Bronx plot Of over ten lots at the south
west corner Of Southern Boulevard and
jennings street. which will be improved In
the near future with five five story apart
ment houses.
The corner house will be q feet front
and on the inside lots there will be built
one 55-foot and three 5O-foot houses. The
plot has frontage Of go feet on Southern
Boulevard and varies In depth from 100 TO
17S feet.
The Lederer Construction Company re-
Gently built a row OF apartment houses on
the adjoining Southern Boulevard lots.
In The Bronx auction room six story
apartment house, covering a plot lOoXlO9.G
feet, at the southwest corner Of Fox and
169d street. was sold for sl50,65S by the
Utility Realty Company controlled by
Henry Morgenthau, who was plaintiff in
the sale.
Plans for two educational structures, the
erection Of which was indicated in recent
reports Of the purchases of the land, were
filed at the Buildings Department. At tho
northwest corner OF Lexington avenue and
I'D street there will be erected an eleven
story clubhouse, costing SJOO,Op0, for the
national board of the Young Womens
Christian Association. and the Brearley
School, Henry f. Osborn president, filed
plans for an eight story school structure at
the southwest corner of Park avenue and
61st street, the cost Of which Is estimated
at sl25,OOO.
Winthrop Ames is TO erect his little
playhouse" at No. 23s 10 PAP West 44th
street The property. which is owned by
tho w W. Astor estate, has been leased
for a long term of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Is2p 81, $50 It Of Amsterdam ave. foi :
fty teumt 5ON5s NJ Haley ola West 1874 st.
owner: Moore q Iandstedel. 1tsth % and 30 ave
architects. cost, $4,000.
LEXINGTON AVE. u W cor of sd IT. fo~ an
II sty clubhouse. lluXlOO.5, National Board
Noung N0men's Christian Association t24 East
9th 81, owner: y Barber. - East 10Th st. archi-
t,ct. cost. $500 OOo
GATH ST. s., 80 Il " az Amsterdam ave:
for siy lot bldg ddxgj.5. II Boymanu. 2i3
West dith st. owner; Rouse a Goldstonc. -
West 32d 81, architects cost. SIS. OOO
eD AVE. n " cor OF Avenue G.. for "A stv
store, ofiice and dWlg. 20X52; y Gross 95G East
- ~ owner; i Fisher 20 East 30 ~. archi-
tect. cost. $4,000.
45TlI ST. II p. 2sS.9 II q ~ 9Th ave: Tor a :
fty loft and store h'dk lSpX905. ( j Mayer 70
West 45th ~. owner; Schwartz q cross ai1 5th
ave architects, cost. 10000.
PARK AVE. " cor II 6tst 1T. for an : sty
private school. JiNlOo.4. 1he Brcarlcy school.
owner. Mckim, Mead 4 White 1870 9th ave,
architects; cost. Nl2i.OO
l2TH AVE. rs. ii5 n ~ i3lst d. for % {
sty stable and stores. ts.jNioo. II Pratt So
West l5ith 80. owner l. Neihor "a West
l21th ~. architect; cost. s. coo
ATH 81. IS cor of Lexington nvo. FOR .
Isty basement and attic store studio and dwg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
MORE REQUESTS IN Buncr,
Fosdick and Creelman SAY ~.
Need Larger Stats

Controller Prendergsst and Pr.,,d.
Aneny presided over budget h ,ar,,~- r.
terday Raymond b. Fosdick CO ' ~
sioner Of Accounts. asked for Ten .o'''oe
countants and FIVE new inspectors ~ d.
"rll guarantee 10 save the re-.
money than my additional men VII . Hs''
he said. "I'll turn It back ayefo,a "s
have never mado an audit yet viii. I"
not result in Increased revenue - W
city" u,
Jail birds and others OF bsl Oh.
have been on these lists" said LAM. 80 =, ~
man. head Of tho Municipal civu s-I'sf
Commission, speaking Of tho nsc.....
having more investigators 10 look =. x
character or men who are on ,bs IT,. ~
policemen. Investigators arc alSo 80 ~
look ~ the records Of applicants f o, 20 .
Jobs, he said. W olht'
When David Ferguson. Supervise 80,
City Record. came forward with ID
for $3.50 Jess than he had this l,squs,,
'roller Prendergast said ne shor'd q. Sof.
mended IN the highest terms con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
CLERK SHOT DEAD IN oPprcy
Fellow Employe Points Gun at vici,
and It Explodes.

Charles Mcclure, OF No. 1873 Park a,...
seventeen years old, employed as q a..
ping clerk I'm the Office II the Co.
American Fire Insurance Company =, y
1N Greenwich street, was shot ana I'm,
yesterday afternoon. George Gllhoolsv -
years older than the dead boy, via A..
was employed as a clerk IN tho sam. :,
fee. IS locked Up in the Tombs ehs,.s
with the shooting
According TO the story told tho bon,
Gilhooley was fiourishing al unloades :.
volyer about tho Office. Mcclure ssB a.
was not afraid of the weapon. Glhod.T
# is asserted, then inserted cartridg. (,
the revolver and pointed It al Mcigl,.
The next instant there vas a report ana
Mcclure fell 20 the floor With bile, IN
his tugular vein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Brown Realty Company has sold TO
Sigmund Orbach and Benjamin May tho
northeast corner Of Putnam avenue and
Reid street, for four story fiat houses with
stores, Oh plot lo0x1o0 feet. Forty-siX lots
on Chestnut and Suffer avenues and Crys-
tai street were given IN part payment.
The Putnam avenue property was pur-
chased by the Brown Realty Company
about two weeks ago.
Burrill Brothers have sold tho three
story and basement dwelling on lot 2oXl0o
feet, at No. GIG % street between Eighth
avenue and Prospect Park West, for Mon
taguo II. Cohen TO a. client for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. 100; Kirk & Blmpson agt Mary
VI, John and Thomas J Emery and Gerard
Trust CO, owners Mercantlle CONSTRUCTION &C,
contractor; $40 %.
14TH AVE. 1J4 South; Michael Klunder agt
Donate Grippe. owner; Albert Sorachetu and
Michael Francesca, contractors: s33 80.
9TH AVE 10; Morris L Weiss agt Jessie
Farauharsou and Margaret Wheelock. owners
Mercantile Construction Co. contractor. sll0.
BROADWAY. 1860; Abraham Miller agt Edw
Do = and Goodhuc Livingston, owners: IL Duyal
6 GO. lcssees; Levi & Co. contractor, $1,000.
BROADWAY, 1882; Albert e Richter agt
Henry LAnge: owner; stevens Constructing Go,
contractor, Ss25.
AVENUE I, cor 9Th St. e3x2o 2; Robin
Realty GO. owner, Julius VI Schwartz contrac-
tor; 1924 Of.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor Goth st, iO6x
1l2l; Samuel Solomon agt HighWood Realty
and Construction 60, owner and contractor,
s23i5.
o2oD ST. b2s to $50 last; Joseph Israel sgt
Brill Contracting Co, owner and contractor,
slOo &C.
4sTII ST. 337 East; Mark Harris ast August
" Drucker. owner and contractor; Bertha
Drucker, owner; Sl45
,,soTH ST, rs West; John Glastrenner ast
contractors; 1887 Is.
9TH AVE. $50; Rohtz & Schntzer ast Henry
Clcws. owner; VIM Fitzpatrick contractor; $50
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 27o 10 274; Rouse 81
Goldstone agt Highwood Realty and Construc-
ticn co, owner and contractor: sl.odS s..
BROADWAY. 1918, and 10Th ~, 70 West:
Charles stark agt Joseph j White and Joseph
NJ Wetor. owners. Fillmore Construction co and
Jccob s CHASER contractors; sl02 80.
AVE T. n e cor 9Th 81. 20x93. Bernard Rosen-.
field agt John Spachuer and John Berger, owners
and contractors, Sl4 O6.
SAME PROPERTY: Isaac schenert AIT John
s. achner and John Rerger, owners; julius NJ
Schwartz. contractor; SO Of.
5TI AVE, &8l: Ellison Construction 90 set
Harrison - Dyer and Perle Knopi owners
John VI s. George Martha, lessees ana con
tractors. SO $50 H.
10TH ST. =, whole front between Hughes
ave and Belmont ave- G6. N6G 5K95 Ns0. .: " 70
tractor 81, eOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANIIATTA%.


AMSTERDAM AVENUE--Slawson e. Hobbs
have sold for Ella VI. Mott the hvo story
Triple fathOuse with stores. al No 46l Am
sterdam avenue, on plot 27xiOO feet.
f3D STREET-Cathcriuc Mcdonald has sold
10 81 East AGA street. four story building.
on lot 25XlO0.5 feet. The property Is opposite
the plot recently secured By the New York
society for the Relief Of the Rupturcd and
Crippled for a new hospital.
THE BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-N. Kaufman
has sold for William II. Rose ten lots on tho
southwest corner Of Southern Boulevard and
Jennings street, fronting go feet IN Southern
Boulevard aud 100 feet I'm Jennings street.
Tho buyer !s the LedereT Construction Com
pany tJacpb Ltderer secretary and treasurer,
who VIII erect i've fye story buildings.
1s2D STREET John \. steinmetz has sold
for :. krauss the plot JOXic4 feet on thc
south side OF ls2d street. - feet east ~
Nohegan avenue. extending through 10 Horn
anby avenue tWest street,, 10 7. Chcferelll
Tor improvement.
18TH sTREET-Fidnoy ". Allen has soid
20 800 East loJth street three story dwell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. II and 16 Vesey street:
BY Joseph 2. Day.
13sTH ST. 623, II E. 300 It Of Amsterdam
ave. J0X991l, sty tenmt; 10 the plaintiff for
10000
MONROE ST. 231. 5. 119s u 9 OF Scanned
ST. 24x96, sty tcnmt: 10 the plaintiff for $50 4l5
MONROE ST. 233. :, 1876 n . Of scammsl
ST, 2ix96 sly tenmt. to the plaintiff for $40 a.
At the Bronx Exchange.
By Joseph +. Day.
FOX ST W cor OF 1851 ST. loox1oe. 6xlOON
los l. 8 sty fathouse and stores; TO the Juity
Realty CO for Slj065s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

115TH ST II 4. 800 n OF LenoK ave, iox
1O0f1. David Shapiro and Mayer Aronson loan
Leuok Baths $4,000.
HAVEN AVE, . cor OF 1s0th 81, 1C0xl47;
Bendhelm Construction Co loans Munden Con-
struction Co $4,000.
BLEECKER ST, 1872: Hug r Distehurst
loans Nathan Harris Realities 30, $50
HOFFMAN ST. " $. fO47 n Of Issth ST.
5Ox961l; Manhattan Mortgage co loans Auletta
&. Co S3l, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
ANXIOUS TO CHANGE NAME
Many Favor Substitution Of Hospital
Park for Blackwell S Island

Great interest has been manifested in the
proposition 20 change tho name of Black
wells Island 10 Hospital Park. The con-
test is being conducted az the Charities
booth under the direction OF Commissioner
Drummond az The Budget exhibit The
Commissioner made public yesterday OK
tracts OF letters that he has received from
prominent citizens IN this city.
Among those who favored the change in
name were Jacob II. Schiff, Seth Low.
MOnsignor Lavelle and George ". Loft,
chairman Of the Columbus Day celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
No Help from the Courts.

The Commissioner said the courts were
not responsive to the wishes Of his Depart
nent.
Ia many cases" he said, "the evidence
j. overwhelming, but almost invariably the
offenders get off with suspended sentences.
The moral effect Of this Is bad"
IN answer 90 questions, superintendent
Miller said that al present too much htga-
ton was necessary. He said that twenty
FIVE hundred buildings had refused TO put
in fire escapes, and that suits would have
70 be brought 10 each case 20 force tho
issue. whereas the bureau should have tho
right 70 close q building without going 10
court. something the Hoey-Suliivan bill did
not provide for. He conceded that the
prosecutions were really nothing but farces.
Later in his testimony he said there was
TOO much division Of responsibility.
M. Elkus cross-examined O. J. Harmon,
3 state Department Of Labor inspector,
who looked at the Asch Building a month
before the fire. He said he found no locked
doors or blocked aisles I'm his two or three
hours examination, but when no said he
went 10 the factory Office before he made
his inspection Mr.. Elkus suggested thai
that gave time 10 the factory people 10
clean up things. lie said that, although he
found the space between the work tables
only eighteen inches, this was adequate
except in case Of fire. and he did not re-
FORT it. lie saw cigarette marks on the
floor tables, but no one was smoking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
100000 23p STREET LEASE.

Denzer Brothers have leased for the No.
30 East 23d Street Company 10 Charles
Knickrihm the store and basement and FIRST
loft IN the building now being erected at
No 30 East ed street The lease IS for a
long term OF years and the total rental IS
over t200,C0. Mr.. Knickrhm will open a
"a n and rNefalIrhn1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
BIG PLOT IN THE BRONX SOLD
Builders Obtain Parcel at Jennings Street and Southern Boulevard
and Are to Erect Five Apartment Houses.
SIX STORY STRUCTURE BRINGS s15o,65s AT AUCTION

ing house, on lot 19.2x1Oo feet, 20 Or. Samuel
T. Jackson.
135TU STREET.-THE MolIer estate has
sold No 500 East 135th street three story
dwelling house, on lot 1s.iX1O0 feet, 20 John
Casper Haas.
WASHINGTON AVENUE -- Gertrude l..
Simpson has sold the building on the east
side Of Washington avenue, Is feet north ~
lG5th street on lot 25xs5.4 feet. to LudWis
and Max Levitt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. cor OF os'h 81, George \
Amos agt r J McLaughns Sons, Inc ~ al
Sept %. 1911, s4,O2s ~.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor os liith st:
George T. Gibson co. Inc. aCt John Hcarn ct
a.. Teb %, 1911. S3J03 %.
25D ST. l33 ana 13j East; Ellie Manufactu--
Ing Co agt Catherine e. Johnston et al, Sept 60
1911; $40 SO.
BROADWAY. n q cor of q6th 81. Federal
Terra Gotta Go aEt Charles Hoffman ~ al:
OCT II. 1911. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

Register! You have second chance
to-day to get your name on the rolls.
II you are not registered, you cannot
vote. No good citizen neslects to vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

Registration was below what il should
be yesterday, the first day. Your name
should be on the books before the ~agis-
+ration places close, at 10 ?. m. They
aptn al a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

struction co to Alohba Realty CO: Oct o. $
address. - Nassau st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
lis NOENS.

rauuey 9th sv; s and s. as's sr,s,. SFn'g cost.
Stegneyer, 16s East 'is' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
FIRE VIOLATIONS ABOUND
Factory Investigating Committee
Hears Chief KenlOn.
JOHNSON ON INCENDIARlSM
More Prevalent than Is Imagined,
Commissioner Says-Wants
More Authority.

Fire Chief John kenlon told the state
factory investigating committee yesterday
that there were two or three hundred facto-
ries and loft buildings in New York City
that might be the scene Of a second Asch
, ire on account Of violations OF the fire
laws. In all the Chief said that within less
than two months he had reported no less
than 2ON violations TO the proper depart
ments and had not received an answer TO
q single one of his reports.
During the day II was shown that Fire
Commissioner johnson, Chief kenlon and
Rudolph Miller. superintendent Of the Bu-
reau of Buildings, were all in favor Of a
Capitalization Of responsibility rather than
dividing IL between FIVE departments, as Is
done to-day.
Abram I. Elkus, counsel for the commits
sion, endeavored TO bring out that in
suranco companies charged higher pre-
lniums where certain automatic sprinklers
not favored by them were used.
The Chief said he was in favor Of compul-
sorry automatic sprinklers, and declared he
believed that If there had been a sprinkler
in the Asch Building. at q cost of not
more than $500 not a life would have been
lost
Z
she stand he said ne favored an indepcn-
dent FIRE survey 10y his department, which
should have the power 10 find out how
much Insurance was carried on buildings.
'Incendiarism IS conducted on a much
larger scale in New York than the people
imagine" he said, and / don't know how
much the present method Of fire insurance
Is responsible for this"
No Fire Prevention Bureau.
The Commissioner spoke Of his inability
10 get an appropriation for a bureau Of
ere prevention from the budget committee.
''You don't mean 70 say that in mat
Ter Of preserving property and life politics
s. permitted to enter?" asked Mr.. El1us.
1T is very strange that the vote took
that political color" answered the Commits
sioner. "But I DO not want to put myself
5n bad with the Controllers Office. How
ever, while ] have always been treated
courteously by the Controller, still the cour-
tesy didn't get me a bureau of fire preven-
ton"
'In other words, you were politely thrown
nown--slammed?"
yes. sir"
He said that the power OF the depart
ment fl the matter Of structural arrange
ment was largely joke; that violation
was filed nightly against the Fohes Ber-
Eere. for example, but nothing ever came
Of it. The Commissioner said he should
have the power to close building until the
Violation was removed.
Another witness was John Williams, state
Commissioner Of Labor. who when asked
81 there was not divided responsibility os
70 jurisdiction over factories and loft build
3ngs said there was concurrent jurisdic-
rion." He admitted that it was possibly
true" that each department stepped from
under when there was a catastrophe. Asked
81 he was in favor Of Capitalization of au-
,hority. he said he would have TO think
mat over and that he would send his reply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

ADMUNDSON AVE " ., $50 n q of Nelson
ave mau ag3 Section 9. Edcnwald. 25Nl0D.
Tergstrom. $3.50. attorney Robert u Ailing
10 East aga ~
BEACH AVE W r. 1854 n n OF 18th -. I6 Sx
100. Not s. 1893 Anthony hcoWcn 20 Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

HAVE 4 BEAUTIFUL ESTArL IN WHs
.bests~ County over 100 acres. equidistant
IRON, krdslev- on-the- Hudson or Scarsdsle. grand
rieV ~ Palisades and beyond, !ear-round res
dsrre n, country. fne drives. tHo brooks on
yrocsrty. portion woodland. other open; t"0
farmhoises and outbuidngs on premises; sen
whole or portion A. 500 an acre. n immeaia'eH
sold write BARGAIN. 40 fremont ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18

bricks. Precipitation simply poured from him and he was so hot in the collar mat it almost melted the celluloid adornment of his manly neck. He would have given s1000.57 to have been able to have ut tered half dozen words, but they would not come.
 Again the young lady came to his re- lief, for the situation was becoming one of much embarrassment to her, and she said |. as sweetly as the circumstances would permit. "oh, Mir. Sugg. doesn't the wind moan and sigh through this tree we are sitting under?"
 Paris looked up and saw the tree was loaded with small green apples. He paused a moment, then blurted out in his measured drawl: "Yes, mum, and--if- you-was as - full-of--green-app apples-as that-tree-you-woul -and-sigh- too"
 With glassy glare that almost frozs the marrow of his bones the maiden arose and left him "all alone in his glory"
 It then dawned on his mind that tho moment he had opened his mouth he had put his foot in it. From that time on Paris and the maiden fair met as strang- CTS. So he emigrated to Texas, where he lived for several years as a cowpuncher on far-off ranch where womanllind was never seen. When he finally emerged and went back to civilization he had ac- quired a shy diffident manner in the presence of ladies which he has not over come to the present day Such is the story why Paris Sugg is bachelor. As 10 its authenticity, like Dolly Dal- rmyple, I tell 1t as it was told |, mo