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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

Hazletl's Local Stocks.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

NEN YORK.. Dec 90 Close
Prime mercantile payer o.. a..
per cent s.erirE exchange. steady
9th IcfraI business Don 11ukera bfI
az 50 70 for tU das bill. ar. b.
sf l5H for demand. romm.r,.a. billie
80 s- bar zIt.. sff4r Mexican
dollars. co. government Uur IT,
steady. railroad a.lls irregular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

Ws0's Dress shirts OH KINDS. Gee.
5s-. Use. 95c NrFECDEN's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

P;tt.huro Stocks.

Ts'si 'a.s i-si'o $3.50
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
MURDERER GETS 20 Yfss,
Lawyer Who Asks for Delays,
buked by Court

Judge Mulqueen rebuked Elias D.
thai. lawyer, in General Session, We
day. when he asked for delay In ,er,,-, VI
Thomas Castorus, who pleaded 0,r.Nz
the murder OF Matthew G. Dollar
vember 90. 1910. in front OF No. ~ c.,s
street castorus was indicted for 49,
in the first degree When the prosAsTs'
case had been completed at his trial
week, he offered to plead guilty 10 r.
in the second degree. The plea w..
cepted.
Rosenthal explained TO the corr, =.
while Clark l.. Jordan, another lawy., -
been assigned to defend Castorus a,I ~
done so, friends Of the prisoner had r.t,.-
him, Rosenthal, In the case. He ask.l
a short delay before sentence was ,r.,-
so that ne might reconcile these tr,.,s' I
Castorus's fate, intimating that tb.y y.
he had not received justice.
who are these friends who cons :. -
country and think they can with in,,..
subvert our American institutionsr' 49,
Judge Mulqueen Indignantly. "Th., 49,
is guilty OF a cold, brutal murder. .rI :
is very lucky to have his plea TO -
crime accepted. There are no extsn,..
circumstances in his case. believe /, ~
would have sent him TO the electric cA...
Now, Castorus." continued the eouy :.
sentence you to state prison for 20, -
than twenty years and not more than !.
term OF your natural life"
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

John Ryan 10 Lena Baum $4,000.
Margnerita ToneHi 70 Henry Setback; 81
Barbara Eisenbarth TO Emanuel Neuman
$500.
Lena Bykowslfy to Samuel Bykowsky. 500.
city Real Estate Company 10 Title Guar
antee ana Trust Co: 81 500
Henry W dip to Gilbert Wright: $4,000.
Provident Life and Trust Co OF Philadel-
phia, 10 Marcus Brown: $500.
Henry Carey et al 20 Moris Valader; 81
John hegeman et al: $4,000
Selma Strauss 10 Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co, $4,000.
Freehold Construction Co 10 Bellewood Con
struction Co. assignments; 81.
Samuel Seiniser 70 Bertha Wright; 81.
Sarah siegel TO Hugo Jabwig; St0o.
John v Irwin TO John Irwin. as exr; 800
Michael J Kelly 10 sarah DIVER; $1,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co "a
Lawyers Mortgage 90: $4,000.
Same 70 same, $1,000.
same 10 some. SIS. o0C.
National surety 90 to George G butcher
$4,000.
William Nelson. trustee, to Alfred Nelson
and hno, trustees G. assts). an interest OF $1,000
American Mortgage Co TO Cyrus d Prell; SD,
VT7 ...
Joseph Horvtz Ia Julius Horwitz: $50 600.
LOWS Jones aud ano to Edward Saunier
500
John Miller 10 Emma Iagendorn; $3.50.
Isaac Nslwoff To Jacob Schwartz: 81.
Title Guarantee ana Trust Co t. Rondout Saw
ings Bank: So 600
George p Liable % Annie p Kirk and ano: 81.
sr8. 600 ''a''N ~ '''''' N'"'
Harriet /. sinons to Edward NJ Mcguire; ST.
Martin Ungrich TO Jennie 4 Rosenberg; 500
broadway savings Institution 10 Sender Jar
muiowsky; $4,000
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CO tc
LAWYERS Mortgage 90; s36 900.
same 10 same. IS 90.
jacob Scforr To Lena Loeb; 500
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
REALTY NOTES.

The Berlin Renting System has been ap-
pointed agent for the houses Nos. III and
ii3 West 143d street. Nos. li6 and 14s East
123d street. Nos. 42j. Az and 429 West 18th
street and Nos li9 and 1i West l@th
street.
Payson Mel. Merrill has been appointed
agent for the two adjoining twelve story
apartment houses at Nos S23 and $50 Park
avenue. These structures occupy the entire
block front on the east side Of Park ave-
nue.. between 18th and 10Th streets. with the
exception of the 37-foot building at the cor
ner of 18th street, and are now near COM
pletlon. They contain sixty duplex and
single floor apartments. ranging IN size
from seven rooms and two baths to four
teen rooms and four baths.
William Tanning was the broker in the
recent sale Of No. io5 East Sith street for
William h. Krause.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has been
appointed managing agents for the twelve
story Smith-Gray office building, at Broad
way and Warren street, the Noyes COM
pany has also been appointed agents by
Max Marx tor the seven story BUILDING NO.
~ Front street; also managing agents Tor
No. 92 Front street, No. l33 West 80 street
No IS South street and No. III Maiden
Lane
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
One Concern Sells Various Prop
critics Amounting to S179, 500.

c;alitzka &, Co. have sold for considera-
ton of $1,000 seven two-story cellar STONE
two family houses, on a plot 20HVpxlvo feeI
each. on the west side of Seventh avenue
between 18TH and 10Th streets, for the Her
old Construction Company. TO New YORK
syndicate; also the southwest corner OF
seventb avenue and 51th street, plot 2oX
100 feet. for Joseph L. Sackman to
builder. who will build four story apart
ment house.
William Reitman announces the following
sales: No. 10 Park. Place, corner No. 14O
Bedford avenue, four story double brlck
apartment house, on a plot 2ox9Oxloo feet,
for Morris Dreiblatt, TO an out of town in
vestor for $3.50: for Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Levien 10 n Lavey, Of New Haven, for in
vestment, No. il9 TO 123 Clinton avenue
between Park and Myrtle avenues, two
| four-story triple apartment houses, for
! s6e 600, for the Jessie Houston estate, to
private party for investment No. 1i4S Bed
ford avenue, corner No. III Park Place a
four story double brick apartment house,
on q plot 2s.6x90xlco feet for s3S0o0; sold to
! the Michael J. Gleason estate Nos. 211 and
21S Montauk avenue near Pitkin avenue,
| East New York, two two-family frame
! houses, oox10) feet each. for 5000; sold for
| David Rosen to an investor No. 80 and 7s2
| Myrtle avenue. near Nostrand avenue, two
four-story double brick buildings, with
stores. on a plot 50x10O feet, for s3s.oco.
! Joseph 7. Day has sold for Mr. Nolan
| No 49 Ross street, Brooklyn, three story
dwelling house, on lot 1S9x100 feet, near
| Wythe avenue, to Christopher Obermeyer,
| an adjoining owner.
! Bukley & Horton have sold No. a53 Dean
street, between Classon and Franklin ave-
nues three story double flathouse and
| frame dwelling house in the rear on n
| lot 25xl0o feet for !. Monahan; also No. 916
| Bergen street between Classon and Frank
| lin avenues, three story fathouse and
store. on lot 25Xl2G feet. for J. Keenan,. OF
/ Florida.
| Henry Marx sold No. S646 Twenty-first
avenue, Bcnsonhurst, cottage. on a plot
65x@s.s feet, for the Stanley Improvement
| Company.
Joseph Bittner leased for ten years Park
! Inn, formerly Bader's. at Ocean PARKWAY
and Coney Island avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address c. lessee
FEBRUARY II.

AVENUE c. lO7. W cor Il 7th ST. store;
Harris Schouzeit 70 Leo G Goldsteln; Nrs iLoIl
MAY l. 1911 Feb 1e,; 1885; address 100 Ave
nue. c.
BROADWAY. 2eG7. part Of store, Charles r
Rainess 10 Louis Jacobson snd ano: yrs from.
Dec l. 1911: 81 500. address. 2s67 Broadway.
BROADWAY. 1865 store: T Augustus scter-
rnerhorn 70 Charles r Rainess. yrs mos from
Dec T. 1911; s., 500: address, 2ls West lllth ST.
COLUMBUS AVE. 74s store and part OF base
ment David " Cromwell 10 Matthias ossen-
hruggen; yrs from Nay l. 1911 tFeh ld'; 81
SEQ; address. 726 Columbus ave
FREEMAN ST. 914 and o76 store and base
mert Lewis Realty and CONSTRUCTION 60 70 Her
man Hermanns: 10 yrs 9 mcs from April /. WI
lFeb f6); 81 90 10 Sl,4i0, address, y Boone ave
GREENWICH ST. 65. store and part OF cellar.
fronting on Trinity pl and rooms above; John
Spaus "a Harmon Sp.elvogsl: yrs 10 mos
from July 7, 1910; sl,Jt0; address 90 Green
wch 81.
HOUSTON ST. 470 East. ALL BENJAMIN Well
10 Benjamin Marsuiies: 3 WIS from Feb I. 1911.
81 500; address. 80 suffolk 81.
MADISON AVE, 1871 to l4i. 6th, 7th and Sth
lofts: Laberem Realty and Holding CO TO Max
NJ Schwarcz and Arthur ID Wolf: yrs : mos
from June I. 1910; $50 900; address, 13I River
SIDE Drive.
MANHATTAN ST. 81 store: Morris Fideman
20 Morris Bumcufeld: : yrs mos from FEB 10.
1911 DFeb ie,; s72o. address. 1ei Tompkins ave-
Brooklyn.
SOUTH ST III all. Jacob wanens;cin to
Vito Cantasano; yrs from May ], 1911 feh
1C) s2250. address. 2l44 Homecrcst ave.
ID AVE. T5. store and part OF basement;
Mary McQuaid 10 John - Gnnty; 10 yrs from
Oct. 1910. $500 10 81 500. address. 4lj % ave.
sd AVE, l47e 10 1883. G0x1O?. all Peb iG:
Harry W Nogel ct al. executors, 10 samuel
Baumann: ~ yrs from Feb !, 1911: 5000; ad-
dress, ~ West seth st
9Th AVE cor OF 30th ST. 3Ox 70 u OF
Old stewart 81 10 Of 3oth Il HlIi, "A gore
Stewart ST. n s. ii.6 n W OF 9th ave. lnot99 g.
all; Henry MorEenthsu 81 al Ia Loew Amuse-
ment Co. II yrs from Feb :, 1911, renewal Il
II yrs. S35. 600: address. 7oI Ith ave.
9Th AVE. 3a5 all Joseph Reich. agent to
Carl and Oscar Oestreicher. yrs from May !.
1912; Feb 10. 5000. address, i2o East 3lst 81.
sTH AVE 2t2i, cor 130th u, store and
part basement. Henry Albers 10 Eugene
o. Beirne 10 yrs from March l. 1911: 5000 "a
s.. 400. address 223 West 18th ~.
SAME PROPERTY, assign lease; Jesse Brown
70 same Cmtg t6.324 90; Feb 10: 81. address,
same as above.
18TH AVE, 546 al: William Won Twstern
20 william J Shine: yrs moe from Feb I.
1911 /. s.. 100. address, 405 West f3d Fl.
18TH ST AL TO As East. apartments and
3 on first floor above store. Louis Soinsky N
Emanuel W Bauman. from May l. 1911
s5lG: address 42s Central Park West.
gsT1I ST 2s7 East. two stores; David Lieb-
hold to Louis J. Alt'rt and Dora kaminrky;
10 yrs from May /. 1870: $3.50 TO 500; address.
Isl East aSih II
18TH ST o26 20 a36 East. bdgs: the Jerer-
son Bank TO Yettie Bauman and sollie Cohen
yrs from July J. 1910: Feb 49, $1,000. ad-
dress 9Ol 30 ave
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
LEASES.

The Cross & Brown Company leased for
the George Kemp Real Estate Company the
first loft in No. 6l3 Fifth avenue for term
of years TO A. L. Diley & CO., dealers in
rugs.
Reade e. Co leased for James H. Cruik-
shank 10000 square feet of space in the new
General Electric building corner OF Morton
and Greenwich streets.
Pease g. Gilman leased for the Huyler
corporation two floors, No. 159 Broadway;
also lofts at Nc 10 Cortlandt street. 10
John Medica. and at No. $50 Chambers
street 10 w. l.. Haas. and with William j..
Hamilton the store and basement No. "a
Maiden Lane 10 Theodore Obrig.
Douglas Robinson. Charles $. Brown &
co. rented for Arthur Curtiss James No. j6
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 40 TO "a; Guarantee
Electric co agt sillon Construction Co, owner
ana contractor: $500
SJTH ST. 81 West. William Spiegel agt John
T and Maria T Mexican. owners and contrac-
tort; Sl3.
18TH ST 5oi To 52J West: William strianese
agt simon Improyemeg co, owner and con-
tractor; $500.
FRANKLIN AVE. 1916. Annie Vedovato agt
Hodes Realty co, owner; Howard Tile Co. CON
tractor: Si1 So
SOUTHERN Bot LEVARD. & c s. 100 II n OF
Barretto 81, 1OOxil2.G: United Plumbers Supply
co agt Brooks Construction Co. owner: George
j WOLF, contractor: s36s 81.
FOREST AVE. s. $50 II n OF le0th 81. 25x
100; United Plumbers Supply Co sgt Emma ;
hestanz et al owners and contractor: 500
PAULDING AVE. s. so u II OF 2l7th 81.
JOY. 2iith 81. n =. ~ n OF Paulding ave,
SbN65; u X J Izmiran sgt Savoy Improvement
Co. owner and contractor t1s5.
PINEHURST AVE, cor lI1th 81. 9sxi2j;
James Mcbride Co agt Nelene Realty and Con-
structOn Co. owner aud contractor correction as
a. publication cf fss II. when lien read n c
COR. So coo
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
NEW TWELVE STORY STRUCTURE SOLD
Webster B. Mabe Co. Dispose Of Recently Erected Building in
26th Street, Near Broadway
BUYER OF LowERRE ESTATE PROPERTY TO IMPROVE SIT

East 6oth street to Miss Fannie l.. Johnson
for a term of years,
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball. Jr.
leased for the Regal Motor Car Company
10 the Automobile Trade Exchange the
building AT Nos. 1870 and 1122 Broadway.
]. X. Van Vranken & Co. in conjunction
with Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
& Co. have leased store No. in the new
building at Broadway and 45d street. After
alterations are completed the lessee VII
use the premises for millinery shop.
Pease & Gilman have rented for Samue
p. Hinckley his country place. known a'
Hollyhocks, situated on Ocean avenue
Cedarhurst Long Island, 10 Lawrence B
T1iiman
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
CONFERENCE ON SUBWAY PLANS
Nothing Definite Decided by Repre-
sentatiyes of Interborough and City,

Most OF the time at the conference on
the question of modifying the subway prop
os,tion Of the Interborough RAPID IraisI'
Company held in the rooms OF the fuoilc
Service Commission yesterday afternoon "'s
isken up in comparison and discussion OF
figures submitted by the company to meet
figures submitted by the representatives Of
the CITY. It was said later that the CONFER
ence had not got down to anything definite
as yet. The next conference VIII be held
on Monday or Tuesday.
All OF the city representatives were pres
ept Yesterday. including the members OF the
Public Service Commission and the CONFER
ence committee of the Board Of Estimate
~ which Borough President McAneny is
chairman. The Interborough was repre-
sen,ed by President Shonts and Andrew
freedman, director President Shonts
had 10 depart early. however, TO eaten the
Twentieth Century Limited for Chicago
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18

-
x73.3: Feb Is. = vrs. Mattel Hampl 10 LaSSgeI LsSTese
,d ,aue Insurance and Trust co, f"'"'
100 Broadway ,ror,
q, ~ hiNGSBRIDGE RD. " W $. lSep ~ ;qx39 81;
me between lands OF Cox & Johnssr. .,,I,oy to
FEB 10; 3 yrs. 8 per cent: Juiia vii ST.
Clarence . Ferris; 500: address. 80 ,r..
MAPEs AVE. 2i15, 25xi5o; Feo 20 70. $1,000;
Mary Bryant 20 Title Insurance ~
adaress. i3J broadway. ao.h a,
MoHEGAN AVE. W s. 10 II o, Security
49k'1i Feb II; yrs. 5- per ce nan. address,
noding Co 10 Selma Strauss; S-o'o'''
~ West 10fth ST. 49, a
WASHINGTON AVE. 2i55. 1sxllo; ssugustine
yrs. Der cent. Marv NJ Lynch TO Ausu
Muller: 500; address. 1900 Anthony ave a
l76TH ST. s07 East. 75xi14; Feo 10; charlotte
per cent: william Burough To-, 20 ~
Gelsler; 1000. address. iI5 West vot' o. so,
10th ST. n 3. 10 II OF Prospec. Iucy E
100; Feb 10: yrs. George 1auten- =,
Wallace; $4,000; address. III West 'N" ,,r
NTH ST. n g. 20 IT W CT Belmont ave. %, s.x
915; Feb 10: yrs. SIS per cent' dress Is
Schultz 70 Gilbert Wright; Ssooo'
West lg1J ST
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
SUBURBAN SALES.

Frank Hughes, Inc. sold for Amos L.
Prescott TO Harry Meyers. vice-presiden,
Of the Hobart Trust Company. the north.
east corner OF Jefferson street and Main
avenue. Passaic. y. j., fronting 25s feet I'm
Main avenue by nearly 800 feet In depth
The entire Main avenue front is covered by
three story brick stores and apartments
IL. Richter x co. sold for Frederick W
Avery his dwelling, on plot co by 100 feet,
west side Of Montauk avenue. Belle Har-
Dor. 50 feet north Of Bayside Drive. "a
Walter y. Tooker
Frank A. Seaver sold a plot 81 by loo feet
at the corner OF Atlantic avenue and Maple
street, Morris Park. Long Island, for Anna
Pratt TO buyer for investment.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
0. K. FRESH AIR. BABIES
Health Inspector Gets a Lesson
in German Way.

An ,nspector from the Queens Health De-
par,ment called yesterday at the nome VI
Gordon Johnson at No. SSs Beech STREET,
Richmond Hill.
"Na;ehbors have complained TO our oe-
.,or,msnt~ he said 10 Mrs. Johnson, that
v,nr three children are being negiecteo'
~. tnsv are out on your front porch In all
l,,nds Of weather, without proper cloth-
ing
Mrs. johnson laughed and led the way 10
,ne largo norch that runs around two sides
of her house. She showed the inspector
her three sons. twins two years oid' haiieu
George and William. and Charlie. eight
months old. The three were kicking aoou'
on mattress that lay on the porch
why" said the Inspector. in astonlsh-
ment. these are the healthiest chiloren We
seen in all my experience
"Of course they are" replied Mrs John-
son 'oThev are my fresh air. babies
The inspector returned 10 his ONCE al
Jau,aica and reported mo grounds Tor coih-
plaln;.'
Ever since the children were month oio'
the inspector learned. they have spent di-
most every day in the open air Al his ~
they are taken in the house and careo io'
lust like other babies. except that no mat
ter what the weather all the WINDOWS Ill
their room are opened wide.
Mrs. johnson is the wife of Gordon Jof'n'
,op. president Of the Metropolitan Grocery
C'onpany, OF No. 66 Broadway. Mammalian.
She was born in Germany. and has stuoleo
medicine. One Of the principal things sne
learned. she says, is that fresh ar Is 'h'
very best thing for growing children
"AIy children have never been III a DAY
end I have never had doctor for theri'
She said Yesterday. 1T Is only the chh-
dr.n who are codded indoors all the time
that are sick. Children brought up In fresh
air do not contract the so-caled chiidren
diseases
The Johnsons have lived in Richmond Hill
,hout q wear The Health Department IN
spector told Mrs. Johnson II was charseo
In the complaint that the babies crieo al
dsv. This Mrs Johnson denied.
NV children cry very rarely. and "her
thew do II is because they arc hungry sh'
said In Germany lots of children are
brought up the way mine arc mat Is why
c..rn,an Youths and maidens arc so healthS
and strong. The trouble with these neieh
nors is that they DO not understand no"
20 care for their own children. and they
,Ain,. because I do not do as they do tha'
7 a,,, the ono who does not understand
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET 7
MANHATTAN


caD STREET, Brooke &; Georger have sold for
Nathan Gi2sshoien and Paul Braus No. 80 Esst
23d street, a four story building, on a lot Zox
9s 0 feet. The buyer will erecet twelve story
Office and loft building from plans By Charles Z.
Birgc.
3OTu STREET-Henry Morgenthau has bought
from the Ocstrcicher Realty Company Nos.
III and l13 West 30th street. two four story
buildings on a plot 443x96.6 feet X irreg-
ular. The property. adloins me large plot p3t
I.oew for moving picture theatre The prop
crty viii either be Incorporated in the theatre
site or viii be improved with a loft building.
9th STREET-Pease d Gilman have sold
for the estate Of Thomas II. Lowerre. jr. No.
40 East eth street, a four story high stoop
dwelling house, on lot 2oxlOO.5 feet 40 feet
vest OF Park avenue. The buyer intends 10
ersct ON Tho premises a modern five story and
basement dwelling house for his own occupancy
18TH STREET.-THE Realty Holding Company
has sold 70 client OF Webster b. Manie d 20 20.
the twelve story and basement building, Just
completed, at Nos 10 and II West 18th street.
Oh plot 44x9s.9 feet. This properly which
has been leased to Isr"ns @ esn'S an5 0s Wss u held
for sale $4,000 and was sold at price
close TO that figure.
THE BRONX.
10TH STREET-Chares l. Fleck 4 Co. and
Adolph Cohn have sold for Hedwig Glass No.
S0l to Jo7 West 10th street, two I'VE story new
law houses, each on plot 426Hos II teet' i ao-
rt,e The purchaser Is George Hooks, VINO gives
in exchange tract containing eighty-hys loie,
located on Boston Road and the Last ChesteT
Landing Road. in the East Bronx
ELTON .AVENI-E-Philip Freudenmacher mas
sold the six story apartment house. on plot 4eN
100 feet, az the southeast corner Of Elton avenue
and i55th street
STEBBINS AVENCE-Frank NJ. Hill has sold
for a Mr.. Wacker No. 12s2 Stebolns avenue, a 2
fve story new Law house. on 2 plot 25.2xl5o
feet, 160th street
wOoDyCREST AVENUE-A. +. Burger has
resold for William simpson 10 Henry Meyer tn.
Woodycrest avenue and 164th street.
10TH STREET-W. z & W. ! Brown and
NJ p Stoken have sold for Erie and Mary
Schuremann the plot, 32X49 feet. with one and
two story buildings, the north side a. l6eth
street p3 feet west of Third avenue
TNTERVALE AVENUE-The Levnson I'm
nrover1ent Company has sold TO Jandort &
Steiner the lot. 2sx10o feet on the west side of
yntervale avenue about 133 feet south Of 18th
stcry store and factory building is - b erected.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
LIS PENDENs

51sT ST. SIS. 1877 II OF sth ave- zvA Cstb.
Ernisrant Industrial Savings BANK banS of mtg;
arine Hartigan ct al foreclosure ~
attorneys. & OGorman 40.
MINFORD PLACE w g. 200 II on 80
st, 25x10O; Carl Schuster ct al exrs, !s, az r.
Arthur w Wall Building and ConstruoIsr lanes,
ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys
Schel Elkus.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. e. PILL n o. cS. 90.
st. 42Ix2s5: Anna woerishoGer agt Ffan..s
" Applegate ct al foreclosure OF h's''
torneys. Carter. Ledyarf Mnou'h' 49,
18TH ST. s. 3e5 II OF 9TH ave- -, ls,'1
1898: Frank Moreli CO agt Joseph fot'I
ct al Counter claim; attorneys fos'e' N
Cunningham.
SAME PROPERTY: Frank AngeliIi As.
same Counter claim. attorneys. Fos'er :"
Cunningham
CHERRY ST. 400: Margaret y Flctcher az,
Catherine r McArdle et al torecios"' -
mtg) attorney, g Brewer
ARTHUR AVE, 212o; smith Wi1smiio. GtnraSio.ure re-
Of Mtg: attorney. 5 Williamson
MADISON ST. 324: Daniel Dober agt LOUIS
Cohen ct al foreclosure or mts)' h'o''"''
II Cohen.
MADISON ST. a:: Jacob psniS.,on ,, h.S1 az, az,
Louis Cohen ct al Qoreclosur' oi "ro''
torney. III Cohen.
ssrH ST. 5Sa West: william Parkln as.
MAJ Cathorp ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney, + W Cole
RIDGE ST. 127: Tenement House pepar,-
ment sst Annie Franklyn tnouce VI '''''
attorney, r Watson.
11TH ST. 612 East; Lottis sehiussel ct ,
agt Lena Jacobowitz ct al 1,h .t9recIoshu'o u
Mtg: attorneys. Lochman & Goldsmith.
ward 25x1e5x irreg: Joseph Lehman ast 20
win r. Masen (foreclosure OF mts); attorneys
Oicott. Gruber, Bonynge mcManus
MINFoRD PLACE. II cor OF l72d -; .oS
100: BERNARD Himmelblau agt Ole Oisson
ct al taetion 10 forecIose mechanics Iien)
attorneys, Weschler & Rothschild.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
FISH PEDLERs DIsAPpRoys
Controller Prendergasts Schen.
Rattle Stands a Failure

By way Of showing their dlsappo,s .
the system put into effect by Contra
Prendergast Of rafting off the stands IA \.
city's fish market under the wlllian,s,
Bridge at stated intervals. the fish pec.,
yesterday refused to participate In =,
drawing
Controller Prendergast himself wen,
the market TO watch the proceed,nas' -
when the l26 dealers refused TO parti-,..
he returned to his Office with his aNs n
believed the system OF changing the sis,s
frequently prevented fsvorltism. aud =.
politicians from securing the best locat,s
FOR their friends. as, II was said. hapo1,s
under previous administration. Hs !.
not decided what course 10 pursue IN -.
the fish men persist IN refusing 10 ers,s
in the drawings.