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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-17
sueuRBAN TRANSACTIONS.

ri .-5. IT Nav COMPANY has sold for
Modrv and 8. Levy new stucco cot
ease on the east side ~ Carlton avenue
Arverre Long Island. 70 A. Rich for &C.
cUpanoy.
walter A Murray and s II. Raphael have
sold tho Belmere farm, on Maple Ne"
York and Wantagh avenues. Hampstead
Long Island containing about sixteen
acres. The property Is 10 be developed ana
sold in plots.
George 1. Long and Benjamin f. Knowles
have sold to syndicate for Thomas He'll
ron and others a tract OF ffty-six acres
north OF New Hyde Park. bounded by the
Plattsdale road and the road leading 10 the
Plains. and a short distance southeast Of
William x. Vanderbilt. jr.s. Lake Success
estate The property is known as the
Jerome-vanderveer farm, and Is partly sur
rounded by some OF the best estates on
Long Island. The buyers intend 10 develop
the property into quarter-acre plots.
Salvatore Genovese has bought from the
St George Realty and Construction Com
pany two lots on Fingerboard Terrace.
Crasm4re Staten Island. on which he viii
erect a dwelling for his own occupancy.
The Stormfeltz- Loveey Neville Company
has sold on its Interlaken development
along Deal Lake a plot l0oNl6l feet, at the
northwest corner OF windermere avenue and
6osrbs street, 10 W. Baker, Of Newark,
~ j.: plot ioox1e1 feet at the northeast
corner Of WIndermere avenue and Scarba
street. 10 A. Chandler. Of Manhattan. who is
having plans drawn for colonial cottage,
and house on q plot 75xlD feet 70 {.
Weller. OF Newark. y. j; also leased La
s,erta villa. at Grasmere avenue and Iona
street. 10 J. G. Carlisle: the Horton cot
taee. on Bendermere avenue, 10 Samuel
Budd: the Hamilton cottage, on Bender
rers avenue, facing the lake. TO Charles De
witt
r. K. Dyas, sales manager Of the Nor
Island, has sold TO New York builder a
block Of lots on Prospect Hill for SIS 0o0.
The buyer will erect twenty-one detached
dwelling houses. TO be completed within a
wear and TO sell for from 1880 10 $1,000
The Queens Land and Title Company re-
Gently opened up a new tract near the
Massapequa depot, which is meeting with
success The company runs free excur-
sion 10 the property on Sundays.
The Realty Trust reports having made
sales in the Raritan Bay Park tract, on
sggregating $500. The deals included a
plot al the junction OF Dayway and Surf
avenues, fronting rs feet on Raritan Bay,
purchased by Oscar Friedrichs, of Newark,
who will build hotel 10 cost $4,000. Work
was completed this week on the construc-
don Of twenty bungalows. and plans are
being prepared for a similar number of
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NAV II: yr. q per cent. Friedman 'ohs .r
ton 90 to Lawyers Title Insurance h''' '''
90 sjs. 900. address. 100 Broadway
ST JOHNS AVE " =. 7ss n of kely ~,
81 tx lrreg: NAV II: 81. per cent fa'"" ~
sane; $4,000.
ST JOHNS AVE. " cor beck -, CO. toS
NAV 10. ". 6 per cent: same 10 S'in'' f''''"''
address 100 broadway
rprNtTy AVE. . =. iae n n Of i56th st, oOx
On a Nav -: ) yrs: Fanny Gruon 70 Apiana 80
IacobI and ano trustees; s33.Wo' adnreSS' ~
East i1th 81.
u,,ctIrNcToN AVE. " 5. 723 II Of 2d st..
,oY76. NAV l2. due 9s per bond, Anna rr9
o"N Margaret Elcar ct al cxrs, $1,000. address
lO3 Park ave. a. a.,
WALLACE AVE. i7i2. 25xiOo: MAY 10; r, ~
s,aIments so rer cent; Lena Run 70 re
Gnsranteo and Trust Co. 81. 500; address 10
Broadway. ,-
INST ST. n :. 100 It Of I'd ave " '.nar,ss
irfcg: MAY rs. demand, per cent. 80 900.
ptorkesroin Inc 10 James - Ncnt], f'-''''
aJ6fess 49, Wcst End ave.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

William S g Austin to Mutual Life Insur.
10000 '''o"snheyi
Max Borck to Fred Gross: 500
Moses Stern to Jacob Wertheiu and
.oA METROPOLITAN Trust Co to Union rrus, CO
Louis Spro to Tcohla spiro 81.
Brokerage co: 81 "''"''V ana
Si.2S9 '"'''N "'oumah'
900 '''"S' ana ano'
title Guarantee and Trust co 70 Hudson
81 600 ~ '""S"H' y 1 D
J"H"ph Hnbinowitz to Alfred Hahn. stoo
Nh"I"W 'ohe 10 Adolf Hirshfald. sion
er. 81 N''''" 'Pp'"nelh-
George Y Simpson rs special guardian ~
i'nn'n Nhtaham. To George II simpson AS
b"net"l suStdlan of same. 81.
hon.l G. winters to Frank + Noble. 81
william Ross 10 Frederick l. Wilson. Il
Ia.ob Levy 10 Noah Grun. SsOOn
rue Guarantee and Trust 90 10 New York
lnt'stors' Corporation: SI5 200
ihh' f'tlklln 10 Mar \ Lowe. 81 600
inlt ]. Jones o. Lima Ettlirgcr. 81
assts. $1,000 '"" ''
Ray s, ds on ct a. esrs to Ray Sat- ct a. thus
EG~ -, Avery o It al adnrs. to Bower, Savings
co. Thee oco W specht to American Mortgage 90:
paissy Booss to Rcasy business Corpora
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The Alliance Realty Company has SOLO
to Lotion III. Slawson the vacant plot vi
land fronting 70 10 feet on the south size oi
SD street. extending through to Slst street.
a depth of 1916 feet, with frontage OF
1910 feet in S1st. street. 20i2 feet west OF
Herald Square. Mr.. slawson and his asso-
ciates will Immediately begin the oonstruc-
tion of sixteen story and basement nle-
nroof store and business building OF 'he
most modern character. and expect 10 nave
the same completed in the spring OF lsl@
Mr. Slswson has already built and hanoleo
some important business buildings. among
others the Tilden Building. in oth street.
and the Pullman Building, in MADISON
Square. -,,,ro,
,his nronertv I'm two parcels. the westerly
nf,v feet from the Hoffman estate ana inc
,as,erlv twenty feet from the New YORK
con Company. II contains about h'"Vo
.ou.re feet A. L. Mordecai Son were
tho brokers in the transaction,
clarence Davies has sold the Lewis
, tya,sav estate. al Eastchester, The
pronx 10 the Dyre Avenue Realty COM
srbs,6,arv company OF the First
Norteaee Debenture and Real Estate COM
psny.
The nronerty consists Of twenty-three
-. -, edo lots. and Is between 2S3d street.
pos,on Post Road. Pratt avenue and the
old White Plains Road.
II the middle Of the plot is the Fifth
avenue station Of the New YORK. westerns"
,,r e Roston Railroad: the station is the
first on the new road within the city hiii'S
.r6 "a between so and eco feet south Of the
Mount Vernon line
var1sn avenue, Harper avenue, Steen"ioA
avenue. Dyre avenue, Ronoouts avenues
N.r,1tt avenue and Provost avenue all run
through the property, and Light ana con-
nor streets also.
The land surrounding the station VIII DC
A.ve,opad for business purposes and INC
balance WIFI he developed as nome as
trtct VII.
Plan, have been nled by William H. blrS-
r,,re architect. for the construction OF
+uelve story mercantile building at Nos los
~ ,ss West 9Th street for the Midnest Realty
cct,nsnv. at a cost Of s275.coo. II VIII have
. frontage Of TAT feet and depth OF $50
+ss. with a facade Of brick, and VIII be OF
<reproof construction.
Plans have been fled for building ten
story apartment house on the SOUTHWEST
c,rner 81 Broadway and 18th street for
Donald Robertson. at cost Of sS5o'cco. II
will have a facade Of brick and limestone,
be equipped with elevators and OF nrep'oot
construction IL will have frontage Oh
1oa feet and depth OF 1889 feet ana VIII
be ornamented With small balconies AT the
different stories. and will have acconhrnooa
tions for dxty-siX families.
Plans have been filed for building ne"
c,,v home for F. ". Wcofworth on the east
side Of sOth street. 100 feet east OF run
avenue. and known as NO. East II wiz
=. fo,,r story and basement house, and
Plans have also been fled d for the q loft
struction Of two nine story hreprool lo .
b,,iIdings IN sd street; one on the soutn
side. isS feet east Of Third avenue " W' fsAt
ana 10 cost $4,000. and the other on me
south side 25 feet east Of Tni Garf aSe of q
With frontage Of g feet and ueplHp Z - tbe
feet 70 cost ss0.00o otto StracK Is 'he
owner and architect
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate sales wcIe ~,
corded yesterday at the Real Estate 90,
change salesroom, Nos. II and 10 Ne'''
street:
BY Joseph r Day
PEARL SIT 2!i. ns y Of f,y 9G s1orarc
bldg and stores sold to Robert Bonsai '''
$4,000
GOTH ST SOC. 5, 1870 It Of West c Ena
sticker for S21 400
ELsMERE PLACE. 100 to 7as. S. goo :,
" of Marrnion ave. iNOxIoo: two sly tenm'''
sold TO the p,f for s6O,sl2
18TH ST. ei2 e. so It Of DAILY az e
40 3xs1.5: sly tenmt sold 10 pin for s-''o.'
10Th ST. 9, n s, 70 4 Of SIN ave, ave o."
14eTH ST, 40, 8, l641o II OF 81 N nI,1
olas ave. iaxo911; 3 sly dwls; sold 70 PUN
for sl6.o51
2asTH ST. io2. $. Is It Of oneida Oneida
ave. 25x1oo; sty dwls; sold to pltn FOR $50
AVE \. 1856 $, 20 IT of 7sd st, 2S -,
qs ; sty tenmt and store; sold 10 lh"i'in0
Harak and Frank Holub for 10000
ONEIDA AVE. cor 236h st. looN2''
sty frame dwlg: sold to pltrf for $4,000
2s6TH ST, lQ4-- s E. so II o. onelds 200 600
BY Hugh r. smyth.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1856 to 1852 e cor
173d st, l5oxioox irres; four sly na'nou'
sold to Jacob Kinansky for sl40o4s
WASHINGTON AVE. 1874 10 l24s. g ~
II Of l6pth al, ll9.11xii69Xllo1l; three .
siy nathouses. sold 70 Joseph kidansHy IoI
sos Ola
GERMAN PLACE. 40 n cor 156th 81. IS X
12Ox irreg: three sly IA houses and stores
sold 10 Joseph Kidansky FOR slla,1l1.
By ]. H. Mayors.
BOONE AVE. 1896 " s. 225 y Of 10 81
o5x100: 2 sly tenmt; sold 70 pth for S''o-o'
BY the James L. Wells Company.
BRYANT AVE, SOL. s. 175 n Of Seneca
ave, 24IIxioO: sly brk dwlg. sold 10 PIN Tor
81 500.
BRYANT AVE, SAC g. POI II II : ~ Sem
eca ave 2ox1Oi iIxse.sXIoo; sold 20 plth for
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee

with name and address Of lessee
NAY 16.
BERGEN AVE. 504 store and cellar; Angel
ika Gilerich 10 Jacob HolImann: yrs from
May /. 1911: s72o. address, i0f Bergen ave.
GRAND ST. 24s; all the Beekman estate;
Bernhard Ruhe. 10 yrs from May |, 1911.
So 900: address 90 Bay c6th ST Bensonhurst,
Brooklyn.
GRAND ST s5s store and part basement.
William Ward 10 n Hahn and ano. yrs
from MAY I, 1912. s1,7oo; address 36s Graz
street.
MORRIS PARK AVE. s71: sly bldg. Hat
tie \ IL nd grabe 20 william Landgrabe 3 yrs
from MAY l. 1911 $3.50. address. 1921 wilkins
ave.
PELL ST. 20 and "a. all: stephen Pierano
20 Mov Tighe: yrs from MAY !, 1911,
50 $50. address. "a Mott ST.
1sT AVE. 2419 store and basement; Fred
erlck J Groehl 20 Mary Muller. Z yrs from
May !. 1911 200: address. 241o LIST ave.
2eTH ST, +. 375 y Of 9Th ave. 5o1as q
all. John Astor 70 Edgard Lehman: II yrs
from Feb :, 1910. $4,000: address. on prem
Uses
l36TH ST. bio Eos,, store: 18Th 81. 800
East. basement: Louis Cohen and ano 10 Max
Graner: g yrs from Nav l. 1911 slT1S. ac
dress $50 East 126th 81
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BUYS YONKERS HOME.

Mrs Grace y. Coutant has bought from
the Bystrom Realty and Construction Com
pany, Ramsey Hoguet president, large
dwelling house on Leighton avenue, Van
Cortlandt Terrace, Yonkers. David Stewart
was the broker. II IS one Of the finest
houses on the development Mrs. Coutant
and her father. George W. Olivet. School
Commissioner Of Yonkers, will occupy the
house at once.
The Van Cortlandt Realty Company has
sold TO Mrs. Mamie Anderson plot, SoNloo
feet. adjoining her new home, on the south
side Of Fanshaw avenue. about 172 feet
west Of Leighton avenue, Van Cortlandt
Terrace
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Lillian u Hermann. May rs ,mtg s2"'oV"'
600. address. 1903 Division st. ms
KELLY ST, sw cor Of St Johns 20, 3, t to 5
7sX iDx JOY 58x Ak ~ eye <
of Beck II 100 10 W . Of ~ JOIN ,r,n
n $50 n TO beginning with all title to ~ fohn.
on . Of Kelly at. Is.5 IT " ot Avsnn'r rnsur-
runs n. ~ to beginning: Lawyers llus ,,ct,on
ance and Trust 60 TO Friedman .ons.'
co: May II: $780, address. III Broad~ay'
Lot e.. map OF Harrington estate ..ca,,.Ian
chester; Charles r Farrell 10 George Sdress II
Gntg sal5i. all liens. May I; 500 ao''''''
Park Row.
LOT ~. map ~ 327 lots Of Hunter M vs,'i /,
Hudson Rose co TO Jennie p Wheriy M"' -
81: address. 30 West 45th 81. .,,.
LOTS ~ and 2i?; map Of L 69!hhannell mtg
$500. May I 500; address. COS McTf's
ave.
ovERING ST. $. 7?a # n Of q st. 500 500
Herman Wolfson TO Anna Fries MAJ -
address, 1904 Westchester I'd. am
PROSPECT AVE. n W cor Of Beck st. ss 20 COO,
Ida Kraus to Florence W Brill (mts s-''
May IL: 81. address. - East 18Th ST.
PERRY AVE. " 3. 500 q q oil, nId co. May
12s. Annie Leonard 10 William > Mo''''
IL; 800: address. 30Is Perry ave ..-
ROGERS PI. W 3. 4s4 II n OF Westehes,stoo
ave. 25y7Ix irreg: Harvey la Coste 70 n
lie Rosalia correction deed May s. 81
227 East ii3th ct .,o.,,r,.
ST AIMS AVE. 73s. 25xao: forecIosu -,
u
Realty and Construction CO.. May To- S'VV'
dress 1855 LIST ave. o-L
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n " cor al o.. N:
st. i31x2O0: Carmine Cioff 20 rio'n 'o' '"'
800: address. l116 Intervale ave ox
TRINITY AVE. . 6. 1872 # OF l2otn ~ NAV
rs: Fanny Gruen TO Jonas Wen ana ana " !
I8 (ntr s33 oOO): 500. address. lAke"ooo'
rp1Nr7.v AVE. . s. 1872 Z, Of I5eth ST. 9oN
ps Jonas We'll and ano 70 Fanny "ruen' '
rs: 500: address. 4o1 East sd 81 an
WEBSTER AVE. es. us n OF LOO a Oh !,
40 / n Brown 10 Anna VI ne Moh''""
Nav IS, 500. address, Paris. France
bath ST. 7o4 East 17x1o3Sx irres' ndn lam
Davis and Rose Davis to franeis
Fob :. 81. address. 40 East lSsth 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Francis l. DOMAIN 70 hoSe
DavIs, Feb Il. 81: address 7o4 East l3f'n 81
both ST. = e5 It n BTown Pc I Nav
80 t,0o. address SAC Amsterdam ave
,soTT1 ST. n $. 2i2 II " q Mapes ave 3,.e;,,-'n
~. August II Damn 70 Samuel Nshl ,.'i1l
mtg s17 00ol MAY l.; siVo' aou'eS''
leland
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REALTY NOTES.

NJ. & l.. Hess negotiated the sale Of the
Hereford twelve story apartment house.
al No. $40 West 18th street. for the Lowell
Realty Company TO William J. Sutt, re-
corded yesterday.
Moses Rosenthal was the broker in the
sale Of Nos. Is and IS King street for the
Brown Weiss Realities TO John NJ. Gardner
for investment reported yesterday
Mooyer &, Marston were the brokers IN
the sale Of the dwelling house No. West
4sth street for Henry Hubbard; reported
Monday. The buyer will alter the house
for stores and bachelor apartments.
A. S Arnold negotiated the sale Of the
FIVE story tenement house at the northwest
corner Of Tenth avenue and 4th street 10
Thomas J. Meehan recorded yesterday.
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ALTE RATIONa.
MANHATTAN.

ETH AVE, cor 9Th ct: 70 q s.y A..
r. I Could 81 9th ave, owner, n Trurndnrs
900 sth ave, architect. 5000
9TH AVE, v cor Doth 81: 10 as stv A.,
and lofts: c r Horton. 5Ss 9th ave. ovl
wallis e Coodwillie. 34S lth ave, architsr,
$1,000
Meth ST. West, 70 sly store; A n q.
h-,skie Red Hook. Dutchess County, Nj
owner: carrAre E. Hastings. 22s sth ave ~
tects: 5000.
bTJI AVE. G " cor seth st: 20 nv y
store and apart: estate Of Charles A Baudass.
ifsI Brosdway owner. Csrrfre lasts
architects. 5000
DEFY sT. 8 " cor Washington 81 70 a.
factory and Office bldg Commercial Ay<i1
Associatiou. lessee: Hedden estate ~ Var
ovrer; " Romeyn, 50 Broadway. srcas.1
$4,000.
THE BRONX.
TINToN AVE, vs.. 1887 # q ysa I
s,v frame store and dwls, S<x2s3 y
p,antrnan. I4f4 Glover ct. owner; Moore
Iandslcdei itsth 81 and 81 ave, arcaitecis, 4
$500
ALEXANDER AVE, ai3. ely trk ,.-
o,Ys0. VIM T. Isny. 5o7 Bast Hist ~. o-,@
John II Krubel, 3is West 42d e. achua
cost, $3.50.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

1ilSr ST. e. 100 n Of Ienox ave. lOox
100. Max Wolfson agt Diva Realty co, owner
and contractor. 81. 275.
22D ST. i25 West; Irving forde agt Sarah
Siegel owner. Morris s Siegel and John Wal
ZACH, contractors: 500.
COLUMBUS AVE. 4. Albert Levin agt Pster
Broker. owner Beck Contracting Co, contractor
sf75 20
BARROW ST. 1Ol stephen o Talgo agt
Trinity Church Corporation owner Mary Hardy,
lessee, owner and contractor; $3.50 So.
SAME PROPERTY: Frank Dalton sgt same;
sl27 0G.
NORTHERN AVE, cor ~ is1st ST. 7sx
1870 Christian Jacobs agt Codae Realty co,
owner and contractor. 800.
81 AVE, . cor Of l75th st. 13s 2xli3.s; same
a gt same $3.50
FOREST AVE, y 8. 100 4 Of lelst ST, 70 sx
100, Nicolo ragiisa agt Lewis Realty and Con
struction co. owner and contractor. $500
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " s. 1851 RI,
is5th ST. ~ sxiOT; Manhattan Mortgage u "a
Giofl 90 $4,000
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. u e, 81 z II
is5th ST. 45.6x1OO. same loans same S2Iy
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " cor Q. 1859 Z
20 5xi2O: same loans same s3s.
FORSYTH ST, lis and $50, Samuel Ascs
and David Baum Iran Forsyth Street Realty !
$4,000.
AVENUE ST JOHN, n " cor % Beck o.. "
xlOO; Kelly 81. cor OF Avenue e. Joh. 81
x1s4f; Lawyers Title Insurance and Trr !
loans Friedman Construction % sls25n
WASHINGTON AVE. e, - Il q
@, 50Y75 2: Marsare. James and Benjzr.: :
and II r Elgar. executors, loan A1aaI ~
81 600.
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Chester, The Bronx. to the Dyre Avenue
Realty Company. subsidiary company W
the First Mortgage Debenture and he"'
Estate Company. The property CONSISTS
of twenty-three acres, or 800 lots ana ~
situated between 233d street. Boston POS,
Road. Pratt avenue, and the old Nn'''
Plains Road.
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garage fsxfs: DR.. Arthur Butte. 3ofs H.
ave owner and architect; $500.
f46TU ST. s, 325 n g Of Park ave- q.
1 stv frame shed. 1ix95. Msuritz Westerss
212 East 144th ST, owner; 6 w Ruhl. h
Decatur ave. architect; $500.
I'D AVE, g. 23I.JO n Of ieist N, .
three 3 s,y brk TENNIS. 5Ox102 4: Valentino 4,
strucilon 90 Jacob n Amser, 1918 Crosby :
presidcnD, owner and architect; total cost. ~
600
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rheo A Swan 10 Title Insurance Co. 500.

Theo A Swan 10 Title Insurance Co; slVo.
Frod Fluid TO Ida Xeisman: 500.
sophie JacooJwltz % State Bank; ~. r..
Augusta r Moritt to Title Insurance %
siI. .
Robert Lessauer. exr. TO Annie Os'cimes,i' ~
Robert r. Westoo., 10 Ada +. Westcott: 81
Carl Ernst and ano e. Lossie Mlnzle; SUD
Jacob Werthei and ano, cxrs. TO Mu'uai b'i'
Insurance Co 81 go,
Lawyers Mortgage Go TO Blanche l. Helm
sheimer. assts. sf2 Oo0
Stcart w Huber 20 state Realty and Mor'sase
co: 80, COO
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 n Newburs
Savings Bank. $1,000
Nathan Sweedler 70 Julius ZWeiz. 81
Lille Newnaus 10 Philip KOhler. S2.sc. -
George x simpson 10 Hannah Abraham: ~.
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ROOF GARDEN FOR coULD's HOME.

Plans have been filed for ouilding sun
parlor and a roof garden for the George j.
Could home. al the northeast corner or
Fifth avenue and 67th street, a. a cost or
5000 Horace Trumbauer is the architect.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1l7TH ST 453 East. Max Josman sgt Rocco
J Papazzo o. al. Jan o 1911 cancelled. s53 10
GSTH ST, PAS to 254 West: Dornenico Saccocio
agt John Miller ~ al. Dec s. 1910 by bond;
500 ~
SAME PROPERTY. Antonio Cenzono ast
Charles Miller q a.; Dec *, 1910 (by bond;
S37 20
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NEW JERSEY
CIIETON y

CLIFTON. y. J. "a, =,
IS trains daily. low cowWu'aue1 " ~
from $500 upward 3 minutes from ceNS
trolley all Improvements -,
MERSELIS & TERHUNE. Psssaic. -
LOCATE IN PATERSON. "
Homeseekers pstersous he9I'0 fs-
cases Of typhoid fever rare. facilities eoHs''
Further particulars
BOARD OF TRADE. Paterson. NJ,
ELEGANT DOUBLE HOUSE HEAk. Il
cay, : rooms. bath. steam. each hoss ~.
SlRNlo0; near train and trolley income y.
biggest snap in Passaic. $500 cas-
J.. BENArAR. PAS Main ave Passsle. y
UPPER RIDGEWOOD. y J.-f5 ME-,
u from New York. So trains daily vis ~ =
tube: 10 be JUST 10 Yourself. Before op :, !.
renting send for our illustrated ooe~'
come out and see us I
R1DGEWoOD PARK co. Ho-Ho-K1-S5
If Nou WANT TO Buy. SELL OR
ANYTHING I'm clifton. y. J. call. VI"
CAMPBELL & COOPER. 49, clifton 4"
chiffon. y. T. Phone 452 Passat.~~
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CORONATION ACCOMMODATION

~ RNisllED APARTMENT To nv TFr ~
'l1''e, locitlon linen and plate. servant m A.
slIed, $40 month"; reference Il tardinat
Mansions. Carlisle Place, :. N, una
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BIG PARCEL IN PENN. SECTION SOLD
Sixteen Story Office Building To Be Erected on Property IN ozo
Street. Extending to 31St Street.
BROOKLYN SALES.

structures 10 be ready for occupancy D! wv
summer.
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The following real estate sales were =, r.
corded yesterday at the Real Estate 20
change salesroom. Nos II and 10 Nes''
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-17
LONG ISLAND.

REAL EsTATEFoR SALE OR TO lE'
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REAL ESTATE.

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THE BRONX

i50xi0G: June T. 1910: Patrick Goodman to
the National Surety Co. consid omitted. sd-
dress rs broadway.
JEROME AVE, n cor 177th 81. l35 5yss <
11O5x1174 MAY %. 1910: Anaconda Realty and
Construction Co TO Adolf Hirshfeld $500. at
torn-y. g W Bennett. Rector st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-17

with name and address Of grantee.
.. . ,or cont. unless otherwise stated
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Al 6xs0. Dec o. 1910 Usons Constr Co 70 Title
Guarantee and Trust CO. s2l 900: attorney. Al
bort Irdman. q Nassau ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-17

LOT SO. map Gleason property, Path Ward .
Nov 90 1910; Elz Devine 70 the Bronx
Security and brokerage Go. $1,000. attorney.
8 Rlffe goo Rrnaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-17

LOTS BAL and 40, map section A. WISE es-
tate: June l. 1901. John Lancer 10 Mary I
Klohers; 5000 attorney. Title Guarantee ana
Trust 20. 178 Broadway.
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UNFINISHED APARTMENT.

THE GRAND VIEW, 100, q
$50 - Nicholas ave, : ". cernsI ...,1see
rooms. baths. s. ooo 10 $500 nhss'
IAAA ~ the sstA. ALL 90 sgsa1~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-22
Reciprocity and the Newspapers

free paper. Il In unfortunate that the
large publishers OF the country,
through the American Newspaper
Publishers association, have main
tanned a lobby in Washington and
have actively and persistently car
ried on q campaign to put through
dotting an Il" or crossing a "t" of
the original Taft draft.
1t goes without saying that II any
other single, legitimate interest were
to be the only beneficiary under the
provisions OF the proposed bill, how
ever meritorious its claims might be,
the newspapers, with one voice,
would have condemned that interest
In unsparing terms.
Newspapers cannot play the ostrich
with safety. We commend to their
careful consideration what Will IT.
win said In the thirteenth Collier ar
ticle on American journalism:
The hidden intention, the back
thought, has a way OF shining tnrougn
dation Of all sound work In letters. and
insincerity In print cannot De maze
convincing ny one OF .hose
weigh, the world In general Iercelves
sincerity; and none who ever wrote
was great enough to defy his own per-
ception OF truth.
A newspaper is supposed to know
the meaning OF a measure which IT
supports and II cannot merely In
dorse label We would as soon
think OF attempting to justify a bill
for the betrayal OF the military pow
or of the nation into the hands OF
a foreign enemy because 1t bore q
label OF patriotism, or to support q
measure for tAe-Eepeal Of the Ten
Commandments because II was label
ed an act to promote morality, as we
would urge q vote for the pending
tariff deal under the pretense that II
Is real reciprocity.