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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-17
THREE SISTERS Welded,
TO LIVE IN SAME HOUSE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA three
story house in one of the suburbs is
in readiness for the return from their
wedding tour of the six principals In a
triple wedding, which took place
Wednesday In the Roman Catholic
Church of Our Mother of Sorrows.
Three sisters, Anna Regina, Mary
Gertrude and Helena Hildegarde
Dooley. were married to Robert En-
NETT Diamond, James a. Clark and
Francis ]. Soden. respectively.
The Dooley sisters are handsome. ac-
complished young m the eldest
scarcely more than three years older
than the youngest. They had agreed
among themselves hat they would not
be married unless they could all bs
married at once and go on their honey
moon trip together.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-17
SOPHS AT PRINCETON
WIN AT CANE BOUTS
Bring Glory to Class by Captur'
ing Three.

PRINCETON, Nov. lion the cam
pus in front of Witherspoon Hall. a
spot made famous by the historic cant
sprees of the past, Princeton sophs
last night brought glory to their class
hy capturing all three Of the canes
from their freshmen opponents.
Only two other classes in recent years
lave succeeded in taking all the three
canes.
The best bout of the evening was that
between the heavyweights, won by P.
Butler, IA, who wrested the sane from
A. B. Longstreet, rs. by nj of the
plucktest bits of fighting that tho
sprees have even brought forth. Out
weighed by thirty-five pounds and ap-
pearing to the spectators to be hope
lessly o~utclassed. he fought his big
opponent to a standsttll for the first
five minutes, and after a brief inter-
mission the two battled for an equal
period before Butler, rising to his feet,
dragged his man about the torchlit
ring of wildly-cheering undergraduates
and wrenched the cane from him.
In the two other bouts the sophs'
sprees got the jump on the freshmen
at the start and had little trouble in
Winning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-17
ATTENDANCE RECORDS AT
MILITIA DRILLS SOUGHT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1z.-Evidently
in anticipation of the passage Of the
proposed law providing pay for mem
bers of the organized militia, the mill
tia division of the war department has
requested militia commanders to pro-
vide some form OF duty roster with a
view to keeping a complete recoru of
the attendance at drills of the militia
men. The men are now required to
have t~wenty-four drills a year, but
the proposed bill under which they
would receive pay for the time spent
in learning soldering provides that
they receive 25 per cent. of the pay of
a regular enlisted man upon the con-
dition that they attend forty-five
drills.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-17
ACTRESS STABBED WITH
TABLE KNIFE ON STAGE,

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. ia real
stabbing scene between women broke
up a vaudeville act and threw the
feminine portion of the audience into
Mysteries at a local theatre. Nine.
Yuki Yamakura forgot a table knife
had been substituted for the usual
property" dagger, and when she at
tackled Nine. Anna Kremsa at the
climax of a heated quarrel, the latter
fell to the stage with blood oozing
from a wound in her left breast. When
the excitement had quieted 1t was
discovered that Nine. Anna was not
dangerously hurt. The women are the
best of friends in real life.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-17
EGAN LEADS HIS TICKET.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. 1.-THE vote
cast at the recent election for Assem-
blymen as tabulated by the County
Board of Elections shows the average
Democratic majority to be 10000
Charles r.. Egan was high on the
Democratic ticket and Edward A
Ransom, ir,, led the Republican ticket,
Egan's vote was N,32s and Ransom's
81. 292.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-17
MAYOR PLANS ADVISORY BOARD.

OCEAN CITY, Nov. 17-Mayor Head
ley is planning to have a cabinet or
board of advisors. The members will
represent the financial institutions, the
churches. Board of Trade, the Beech
front Association. yacht and motor
boat clubs and similar organizations. It
ii the purpose to have the members
of the cabinet confer with the Mayor
on subjects of interest to the city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-17
MOTHER SAVES ACCUSED SON.

ELIZABETH, Nov. 17.-Believing that
she could overcome the waywardness
of her ~16-year-old on, James Mata-
lowsky. of AZ Court street, his mother
refused to make a complaint against
him in Police Court yesterday. He was
charged with larceny after he had
stolen valuables worth more than 500
from her Wednesday. The case was
dismissed
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-17
MERCHANTS PLAN CELEBRATION.

ELIZABETH, Nov. 1.-THE following
committee was announced yesterday
by President A. c. Stein. of the Broad
Street Improvement Association to ar
range for a celebration in honor Of the
opening of the Broad street White
Way: I. N. Heller, chairman; F
Ernest Wallace, I. e. Todd, Leo
Schwed and John M. Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address ~ lessee
TINT %


AVE A. 1872 north store and cellar Jan Hus
1911 $3.50. address, 1912 Ave A
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1484 cor store and base
raent Morris Lewkovitz 70 Jacob Pelham. Z Yrs
from Jan I. 1911 Sl.oso 70 81 200. address 1874
Amsterdam ave
BROADWAY. 1914 Junction Realty co u
Goodyear Rubber Tire Co yrs from oct X.
1910. $500. address. 1914 Broadway
CONVENT AVE. r cor Goth 81. Manhattan
Leasing co TO Feldnan BrOt.1rs 10 RS from
oct !. 1910. $500 70 1920 address. m Iremises
WEST BROADWAY. 81 he land the trustees
o. Columbia College n City OF New York %
Anna Kuese and sno, ex-s q yrs from Ma -.
1890. $50. address, l07 Decatur 20. BROOKLYN
NY
SAME PROPERTY. Anna Kuesel and ano
exrs. 10 Adam a Stsck. = yrs mos from Jan T.
1911. 81 S%0. address. 1875 Garden St. Hohoker.
NJ
Eth AVE. 22s. store, etc. The American Hotel
Victoria 90 70 Charles Z Ntzmarn. yrs r mos
from May !. 300 5000 address 22s 18th ave
9TH AVE. Al: Marie L Comics 10 Charles
Boyle. u" rs IRON May 1911. 81 100 address
al 9Th ave
5sTH ST. so and 50 West part seventh aoor
D!'-Uo-e Bienhem Co &c Charles ? Sawyer. .
trs mos and - days from June = 1911. $1,000
address. 61s West 18Th st
10TH s. IL and llq East. samuel Mllstein
81 al 70 Nathan Re,zkn. Yrs from June TO-
1911 81 2s3 address, IL East 11OVh 81
NTH ST, 3O7 East west store. etc. Antonio
Rureiano 81 a. 70 Gabriel Caende; 8 YRS from
MAY = 1911. S2G4, address. Dos East IIlth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following sales were recorded yester-
dav at the Real Estate Exchange sales
rooms. Nos. a and is Nesey street
BY Joseph = Day
Hath ST. g. = 275 u Of Lenox ave l6x
100 II. sty dwlg. 10 the plaintiff for Sl5'o'--
WALES AVE n VI s. 100 2; n OF 50 Joseph s
81 B0xIOO . . sty dwlg and Z sty bldg ana
vacant. 10 Rudolph Wallach co for s5'45o
SHERIFF ST. II. s. 81 II n Of Rivington
ST. iQx50x irreG. ST. loft bldg, . hudolph
Wallace for s17.45o.
BY BRYAN L Kennedy.
Rr-RNsrDE AVE. 277. S. coll It Of
Ryer ave %. SKIS lx2sx73s. sty dWg' 10
Frank Drescher for - 500
BY Samuel Marx.
HOME ST. 1861, :. 96.5 4 2 Of Long,s low
ave 51N100. sly tenut. % inc plaih'in lot
S84 PAL.
BY Daniel Greenwald
1s4TH 81. 800. s. 100 II Of Amsterdam
ave 5Ox99 II. sly fat. Withdrawn
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LIS EENDENS.

I0r 81 90 lo2 map ~ rndercif Terrace.
Morris Heights The Hro-N Tic DanziE - al
agf Irving Construction gn on ri foreclosure NJ
mtg. att0rrev NJ Monfr.et
coSTER ST. e go p ~ SnoTord ave
2gVlou. Greeup0Int sash and Door 70 ag' Feisar
Realty AND Construction Co et at 'n0fice %
lerv aft0-ror. r. r Miller
SOUTHERN HOTLEVARD. " coy ST Ann e
ave 1-x2- Henry r Watson aGf Annie pe
Jorge ~ nj tferor.osuro ~ mig. attorneys.
Decker Allen & storm
lo5TH sT. 81 and 2la East. Leopold Haas
ar- roerrn tohr % a foreclosure ~ mtg. a.
torro'- kaufrowitz 6 Esnerg
BRIGGS AVE s. 2555 r. NJ lalth st. 70 x
s0x f~-ee Frederick Kn0e. h@I agt MARI E. Nor
gsr 70 al foreclosure of mtel- attorney. p
Horren
ta-ru ST. n g. eosG 70 % Alexander ave.
esvfO1 f'athsrtn4 = owens hv guardian art
Joseph KeHf o. al 'narfi'io7it attorney. J r
C8navau.
11sTH ST. s7f East. Anton Williams agt 2
r-rlrs-stot Rellt~ ~ 90 aI foreclosure - mtg.
attorneys s A. IT Rlo-7.
aD AVE 81 cor 2d ST. 56xo3x irreg. Charles
ff9-+ efr Minnie r. smith o. aI partition. at
to~roys Brush A. crawford
rONGrFrIOW ST "a s. $50 q o. - Lafay-
ltt. qve f-g fyt0f 100. samuel CCven agf Emoa
Pealt, 90 % aI foreclosure NJ mtg. attorney.
o. % Friedrich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
LEASES

Leon < Altmaver has leased for a term
OF years for Julia 2. Cameron the vacant
lot on the southwest corner Of s5th street
and Madison avenue. - 2x70 feet, also 70
the same client for a similar term the ad-
Joining three story and basement Office
building No q East s5th street, 25X1022
feet The combined premises thus leased
are o. feet in s5th street and AZ feet in
Madison avenue: also for long term OF
years for G.. Alfred Capon 10 VI. Bergin the
four story and basement high stoop brown
stone dwelling house No. 50 East a2d street
Frederick Fox * co. have leased for Cook
& son and the American Real Estate COM
many the ninth loft containing about 1900
square feet Of space. in the Stockton Build
ms NJ nos G. and 10 East go street, run
mig through 70 Nos. 3. : and East 5lst
street FOR a Ions term Of years 70 Lev
enthal & VoegeI manufacturing furriers,
now a. Fifth avenue and 18th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13


JUNE 70
MANHATTAN
AVE a. " cor s5th ST. cJx75x i-reg June =
yr. AZ per cent Elz BONN 10 German Saw
inss Bank. $4,000. address Ioo East l4th e.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 57i 2sxlOo prior mtg
and ano 70 Barbara Klein. 5000. address ~
amsterdam ave.
LENoX AVE. W cor i3lth s. 35zloo June
sior savings Bank $4,000 address 80 West
24,a 81
PEARL ST. 45s. = s-y brs 2,zse lure 10.
; RS. Dsvte Freed 70 Augusta and VIZ walsh
$4,000. address 1850 18Th e.. ProoElyu.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. =. OK irreg June
70 yrs Isabella B Jones q Alice Baldwin.
s. ooo. address Chestnut Hill Mass
5TH AVE. s IS . u +5,h st. 22T5l
June 10 due Jan 20 1918 Marie sherman 10
10TH AVE. cor 42d 81. MAY 2 demand.
74r cent Peter McBreen 20 Geo Ehret. sci
500. address 1897 Park ave
S7TH ST, e. 20 2; 4 Lexington ave 2ox
as g. June ! prior mtg So 600 Us. . per
cent. ANY Montague 70 Friend Hear 5000.
address IA West 5lst ST.
4sTH ST. "a West; sty h-k 2lxlco prior
mts $4,000 June due as I s os5 -.
30 Fulton
10TH ST. 70 East. ST. ork. 23xlooz Irreg
June T. yrs David u lev 70 heal hstaI ,s
Mtg CO q New Jersey $4,000. address q"
wan THE BRONX
lots 22e ana go. map Gleason pIoperty.
~ E1i7 Doolirr $1,000. address 10 East
s0th st.
LOTS PA and 2l5 man Lohbsuer PARK, June
/. 2 y-S PEI cent. Jonn Eoi 70
LOT Il. map portion Hunt estate. Jun.
Cr~ior mtg $4,000 : w. s per cent. Frieoerica
Kreinenbe-c ~ Jennie Ssalv $1,000 address "''
Morris Park ave.
1,,It ~ YRS 4 per cent. jos P Barone 70
Israel Wo'f. 81 600 address. 1925 Tn'on ave.
MARMIoN AVE p 5. 100 q q isath st. 'og
1O5 rrior mig s42 90: June =, : aema Woo
working co. s2.425 address. Webster ave ana
2oo-h 81.
OGDEN AvE cor Is3'h s. =, ls e.Tt P. aef
Hunt 20 Jos r S-ler $500 address IL
west ssh st.
PLOT AZ. whi;e Plains road. ea5 Z; n
q Morris PARK eye June - due I az PEI G' 20
$500. address l78 Broadvar
VALENTINE AVE. 50 90 o. F9 qea m
road, iOcX12J, June J. ", Joln - 49, %
Dollar Savings Bank. $1,000. address -N'' 90
WEBSTER AVE. v S, s75 # o; . isa,h st t,
runs loox5Cx reg. June 10; yrs: o An'honY
Koebble TO Title Insurance To- Slo'o'".
WEBSTER AVE. " +. $50 T. % lsa;h =
75x1o.. June 10. s yrs same TO same $4,000
WEBSTER AVE, s. so II q ls9;a 81
June 30. rs same 20 same sh"p. ADDRESS,
135 Broadway
WEBSTER AVE. 1878. 2sxloo. June ~ dus
90 Te- bond slough G. Fox 20 70 Title Guar
sn-ee and Trus, CO $1,000 address. l7e Broad
way.
vFFSTER AVE - &c . q i69,h -,
oevf6G~ t--ez tune y. ? yrs same 20 American
Wo--rare 60. So 600: address. 81 Nassau 81
WEBSTER AVE, " e. 375 T. p OF ls9jh s.
ooov reg prior mtg $4,000. June 10. yrs'
per cent. Anthony ,.g n2e ,.1to 70 ave-
,s1s- s-- ion p ~ o. Prospect aye, SN1
1-0. June W Virtn Realty and Const7ue-
ION 60 10 Greenwich Mortgage m. $"-.ou. a.
dress 2025 80 ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

Lewis y. Preston has sold for Henry Corn
ne twenty story Clarendon Building, a.
the southeast corner Of Fourth avenue ana
18th street. on p plot 1876 feet on the ave
nue and 10 feet In the street The buyers
are Miss Eufrasia Leland and Mrs Charles
II. Wesson. who are sisters Of Colonel
Francis !. Leland the president OF the
New York County National Bank.
Tho Clarendon IS one Of the finest mer-
camille buildings on Fourth avenue a part
OF the zee Of the property includes an al
levv-s.- extending from the rear OF the
building 20 18th street Adjoining TINS al
levv-av on the east Is a four story ouiidihe'
which is leased for twenty-one years
There are also two four story buildings
adjoining the Clarendon, 70 the south a"u
esst. respectively. which are also leased
for reriod OF twenty-one years. This as
tures the tenants light On all sides or the
IL 0CG- foot lofts.
The site OF this building was formerly
occupied by the old Clarendon Hotel ana
was purchased by Henry Corn IN Septem-
her. 1900 The present structure was com
pieted last January.
In mart payment for the Clarendon Miss
Leland and Mrs Wesson give 10 Nj. Corn
the property az the southwest corner OF
BROADWAY and Dist street formerly known
ss the Park & TiIford Building. This prop
ertv has a frontage IN Broadway Of ~ teet
and in 2lst street o. Us feet. and contains
about $500 square feet II has been In the
family Of the sellers since 1916. and Park q
Tuford have occupied the property since
that date until they moved 70 the Bruins
wick Building last winter
My. Preston declined 20 give the details
Of the transaction. but stated that the Gar
enoon Building was held al S,5ooo"o ana
The southwest corner Of Broadway and Est
street AZ 100000. The contracts for this
sale were signed last week. and MAKE
total OF nearly 100000 OF investment SAFES
contaminated by this broker last "seN'
which included the sale 70 the norman e.
tate IN Washington and Greenwich streets
another interesting feature OF the trans
action Is that Mr.. corn Will begin al once
The erection OF twenty story meTcanu'e
brr6'ne or the corner u Broadway ana
21s- street. and a building loan FOR the new
oneration has been obtained from the Net
~onolitan Life Insurance Company. Lewis
2 Preston has been appointed agent for
The Clarendon by the new owners
The Deane Realty Company, as broker
sold for the estate OF Isaac Dyckman 70
Max Marx the triangular block bounded
by Emerson street. Amsterdam and Post
avenues. with frontages Of "a. 1872 ana
1919 feet respectively. It IS understood that
the property VIII be improved with q
structure which viii be tho home Of bank
10 be established. the first in the Dyckman
section The unimproved parcel has been
in the possession OF the Dvckman family
for nearly a century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

BEDFORD PARK BOULEVARD, :: ." 90
cor Of Valentine ave. 2axs2x ipr na rIns
Levinson to Elsie Realty co mtg e.V0' june
u. Sleo: address. 1894 Crotona ave
BROCK AVE OPS. 25xI2o: George Burnh an w
referee 20 Empire city Savings Bank; Jan L.
500. 100 address. 2Si West l25th ST.
COLLEGE AVE. :. 4eo u Of l.nth - -
Tanning T BECK June 10 $1,000. address
IFS West 57th st
GRANT AVE- .s2s. -,so.ioo. Thomas sooi II
Thorn ~ Aida Lange. June y mtg SN'''''
500 address. iGo East l7sth ST
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCoIIH..s a.
$ 40 q Of sath 81. 'oNpo. A .,A 5no1
redsers 900 TO- frederic Coo cross 9 mtg ,sds :, ''''
Tacoma AVE ~ cor e2ofh 81. loaN II
Israel J Wolf 90 Joseph p Rarone. June -
Cmtr 81 Gom sioo. address. 1881 5ih ave
LOT 2s9 and 81 map section A. We .,-- IS
tate. Martha Ahe0rn 10 James Ahearn' Mh''"
g. 81 address OF West lc1th ST.
MAPLE AVE. w g. ~ II y jerome ST. 'uh
100. Maria T Calcati-rn ~ Angelo Galic. iuh'
.. 81 address. 5H3 Park ave. Rrook~n
NORTHERN TERRACE. n s. 400 n
ronkors ay.. a3x1i0. Frank Cothe~u trus'
tee 20 CITY Real Estate Co. Juno in. s. -
address. 17i Broadway
OGDEN AVE. . r. 30 r. u ~ ~ e. - -"
David j Dowcu 10 Ma-v M'DfA 'n..s
So oool. juno 3. gift. ad'ress %. ~ len ave
WATSON AVE. o r. part lot 20. map Union
port 25vlos. FRAN G7ss % Tromls Decker
May % 800. address. 2ec1 Fast i7'th r.
141p ST 2s0 % O Of Brook ave. euxluu
s Niowcnhozi Q corpora ton. 70 august HleN
enhous. juno. 500. address West list 81
>, 150TH ~. g. 450 T, ~ Of Morris ave, 25x
100. carolina lombard 10 pomenico :
B0ihiro '1'tr $4,000 June ! 500. address
600 East i50tS rt
286TH ST q cor Oneida ave. 25xloo
r gar i Natha. referee O. William z ~Nme
trustee. M7y % 81 800
BOTH ST, :. 90 q e. Of oneida ave 25xlo 90
same. AS referee. On William Y Svme Nav -
81 0oo. address. Is Greene ave. Brooklyn.
23GTH ST. s.s - n % 81 Oneida ave. 25X
100. same. az referee 70 Katharine Moore
Ma 90 $4,000 address. i97 Madison -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

THIRD AvENUE-Through Louis Il l Bern-
holz as broker the Third Avenue hal'foau
Cor7narv has purchased from the Mullins es-
tote The four three story buildings ar 10.
1852 70 23SS Third avenue, northwest C"tiiee'
of l2eth street. on plot 7=.11N1oo The RAJ
road company owns the remainder OF l'
block bounded by Third and Lexington ave-
nues 10Th and 180th streets. which II uses
for The storase q cars The Mullins eslatt
ACQUIRED the Third avenue corner IN ISL. m
same wear that he railroad secured the resi- OF
The block.
I'D STREET.-THE BRYANT Real Estate
Company j. c. Lyon and Simon Soldinl has
SOLD No 40 West 72d street. four story ana
easement dwelling house. on lot 25XlO--. ne
tween Central Park West and columbus ave
nue. The property was held A. 100000 The
tuver VIII occupy
49TH STREET-Maurice Manielbaum ~
Nandelbsup s. Levine. has bought Nos 90
and 4O7 West 4eth street Two four story tene-
r1ents on plot 50x1005 from stella Hull. -
ireland The Douglas Robinson Charles r.
Brown Company negotiated the deai
2sTu sTREET-Henry Brady has sold FOR
Patrick c Tlghe No. AZ Yves; esth street, a
Eve story tenement with store. on 'ot 25N9s
feet 'eaeeholt
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser
Tr-NE y
MANHATTAN.


BROADWAT. W cor of il4th 81, 26xloo
80 '1.lnson - B.oaa"ay ahd Dns H dll
80 ana % iiIlslln SleeI 20 mtg $s'uVV
'---- So 80 A'-'''eS 700 ''oao"@''
q, otsO-.D w 49, a s. sHtends from 110th 70
IAN - - -U-NIVe, broaowal anc one Hln1Iea
90 IN, sei-.n 80. 10 Aore"o2a tear
Bros5V eav ''s '-0''
~.>-,-C,- or o..
no - :, 20 Z, = SC-ILon S.. "2H
Soso. s15~sss In W. So - ' ~
r5or-s.-o>. e., 80 ....-.. p
N, ~ ~ go -, u !, L-o u n 81 Avenue =,
-'~o9 Auses herman 10 Nallah HeFiHlah' jan
o. -, 100 l'0' - 80 -..
Dl-NOA y =, AIS @.Xsot ChaEle s 4ALoeT -
CS-oIlra Llnder mtg SI'"e"ti June y. 81
ao-'ess' 80 =" ave
LAF 4kITb -, D W cor o. Howard 81 ll4S
-. Henrletia = Jodd 70 Al5Teo tSacnran
vat '''''N
600 -,-,-,,-.----- $780,. -, -, -,
s-A-5 = NJ =. "iII.o i d1a ~
G-ses 46 Val e.
-. 49, - ooo, .
70 IL ~, SIS sly oIA' --A--1 80 D
1,--s 10 e. a64-ess ok yyos- 1o5+ps g.,
~ = y l. cor o. houston 81 l,UH reg
"lAl 'iaEu'u -a.,tCh le..7i'" -@''.-
30. June y o. ADDRESS 10" ''H ave
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SUBURBAN LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have rented for David
weingarten his house known as BREEZY
Lawn. on Osborn avenue Cedarhurst. Long
Island. to Edward J. Curry.
". NJ Benjamin reports the following
leases To Miss Agnes T. Niles. cottage
40. Q al the Reservation near Monmouth
Beach. for Hobart Cpjohu. his country
place. at Garr!son-On-HudsOn. known ar the
Terrace; 10 a Mrs. Drake and for Mrs.
Berkeley Mostyn, her place at ar Rock
away. n conjunction with r. Frankfort. %
Il D% Stein.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Nth ST. 235 70 24l East structural supply
'o ar- Charles y Loge.iur - all June 1911.
81 zoo
SAME PROPERTY John Conway aEt same:
June 1911. $500
1slsT ST. zoe m 7ls West. CrnEress vsrnish
Works agr John 81 Linck Construction Co ~ Al;
June o. 1911. $40 %
BROADWAY 1874 20 1905. Common wealth
Roofing GO AIT George Ehret 81 al. April -
flrf .r- .rrsI- era
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JUNE -

JLNE -
julie l. Cullen 20 Rudolf Jumbo, y. trustee
$40. 600
Eina n Caldwell. admr. 70 Edna n Caldwell:
SD geo
Bank for Savings to Charles E Rushmore.
trustee sl35 GOO
same 20 same $1,000
Anala Chalzei 20 Simeon " Barber. 81
Eliz X Doolng 20 Martha NJ Quimby s. 800
Frederick sehulter 20 Peter Duncan. $500
Same 20 SANE -. 200
Ernestins Keve 70 Charles Katzenberg: 81. 900
s. 800
Bronx Savings Bank to Michael Fippin-e- and
ano $500
Charlotte SieInon 20 Annie Z Bauerdorr. s.. 600.
lite Insurance co 70 Mutual Life Insuranc e
Co: 500.
American Mo-rgnge CO 10 Lanrolr T-rst Co. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

18th ST 446 East: Brand & son agr Mollie
Reisler' owner and contractor. $40.
9TH ST 255 q "a East. John conway agt
C. " Realty Co. owner. Abraham Si'verso1.
contractor. $500
HOE AVE. . s. 125 q ot i73d S. 75x-.
Gustave SchUarnnerger agt East one Hundred
and Siz'y-Seyen;h street Realty co. owner and
contractor. 800
57TH ST 235 70 24l East. Structural Supply
60 agt " L Realty 90. owner. Abraham
Slvcrson. contractor. ST. 2Oo
18th ST IA 70 IL West. Theodore c Wood
AZ Forty-Fifth street Exchange owner; John
2 % son. contractor. S2.31e 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
PROPERTY LEASED FOR THEATRE

The Shuberts have leased from the Astor
estate properly on the north side Of 18th
street. 100 feet west OF Broadway. now
covered with old buildings Il IS said that
the Shuberts are 70 erect a new theatre
or the site and that another firm Is nego-
tiating for the lease OF the proposed play
hQuEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
BANK SELLS HARLEM PLAYHOUSE

Bernard A. Gutenberg has bought from
the Metropolitan Bank No 100 East 10th
street a FIVE story stone front fathouse on
lot zx1oo feet. adjoining the northeast cor
Ter Of Park avenue Julius Scott was the
broker IN the transaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
BROOKLYN FLATHoUsEs SOLD.

A Orsnberg s. Son have sold for Stella
Krsus the northeast corner OF Greene and
Nostrand avenues. Brooklyn. TWO four story
fsthouses on plot 4Oxso feet 20 an investor.
VINO will make extensive alterations and in
stall stores on the Nostrand avenue side.