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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25

SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Pro-
posals for Administration Building"
viii he received at the Bureau Of Yards,
and Docks, Navy Department. Wash
ington. until II o'clock a., IN. November
II. 1911. and then and there publicly
opened. for the construction OF an adj
ministration building at the Naval sta
ton. Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Plans and
specifications can be obtained on appli-.
cation to the Bureau or to the Com
lnandant of the Naval station named.
Sealed proposals for said administra-
zion building will also be received at
the Office OF the Commandment OF said
naval station until $3.50 o'clock y. m.
November 10. 1911, and publicly opened
at 300 o'clock u, m, November II, 1871.
wM NJ SMITH. Acting Chief OF Bu-
reau, September Z, 1911,
5O4O--Sept. 20, Oct. 2.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25

SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Pro
posais for General storehouse." will he
Received at the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks. Navy Department. Washington,
until II o'clock a, m. November II.
1911. and then and there phblicly open
cd. for general storehouse at the United
States Naval Station. Pearl Harbor.
Hawaii. Plans and specifications can
be obtained on application TO the Blu
reau or TO the Conmandant OF the
naval station named. Sealed proposals
for said storehouse win also be receiv-
ed at the Office OF the Commandant Of
said naval station until t.3O o'clock y.
IN. November 10, 1871, and publicly
Opened at . o'clock n. m. November II,
!as1I. WIN. NJ. SMITH. Acting Chief of
Bureau, September Z. 1911.
50t0--Sept. 70. Oct. q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25
NOTICE 10 sUsscRlsERs.

Notice IL hereby given that a new
Telephone Directory Is now being COM
piled and viii shortly be published.
Z All intending subscribers. and all
subscribers desiring any change Of
name or address. are requested to leave
instructions In writing at the Office Of
the company on Adams Lane, not later
than OCTOBER 10. 1911. after which
date positively no changes will he made
for the new directory.
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5Olc--Sept. 25. 81. 20: Oct. 2, I, q, g.
II, u.
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p. ". BURN ETTE

p. ". BuRNETTe
Commissioner Of Deeds fos California
and New York; NOTARY PUBLIC;
Grants Marriage Licenses; Draws Mort
cages, Deeds, Bills Of Sale, Leases,
Wills, etc. Attorney for the District
Courts. 70 MERCHANT ST. HOMO.
LULU. PHONE 1s46
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25

have been reported" says s. w. e.
ston. 81 do not know II my ent VIII
be cary enough tn win the trophy
which Is offered but understand that
the contest judges will require proof
of bona-6dc sale AMI do not be-
licve the earliest sale of this kind has
been reported as vet.
AN Interesting feature cf this con-
test Is. that none ~ the contcstants
know what they are going Ia win
The trophy has not yet been D cked
out, but we have received the assur-
ancc Of the company that the prize
will be well worth winning"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25
Honolulu Stock Exchange

Monday. Sept. rs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25

DC King Street. corner Of Fort Street
o'Neil' Building telephone $3.50
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25
WANTS
Lost.

j the party who, by mistake. took from
the Episcopal church. Sunday. the
gath. an umbrella belonging to w, l.,
Eaton viii leave same AT the Bulletin
Office, he viii receive his own In ex-
change, 50tO-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25

Latest sugar quotation, sss2s cents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25

SALES-Between Boards: rs Oahu
1872; 90 Oahu, $32; 40 Oahu, $32; 80
Oahu. 1872; Is Haw. Sug., sac; S Eva
$32. 80. ',aH -''.' 3"
Session Sales: Eva, S32.5O: $1,000
o. r. & l.. 5s, $iO2.5O; 10 Eva, $3.50;
10 Oahu. $32.
Latest sugar quotation, 5.9325 cents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25

Monday. September Is. propeller pin
letin office, 6QtQ-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25
IMPORTANT

21S5 editorial rooms = 2256
business Office. These are the tele.
phone numbers Of the Bulletin.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11
Judge Moose Here.

Judge William L. Moose of
Morrilton, whom we hope to see
our next attorney general, spent
Thursday visiting Newport
friends and mingling with the
voters. Judge Moose conducted
"a term of circuit court here for
Judge Fulkerson several years
ago and impressed the people
with his scholastic ability as a
jurist, his genial good nature
and gentlemanly bearing. He
has made two campaigns for a
seat in the supreme court and
was defeated by small majorities
and his broader acquaintance
this year should land him the
attorney-generalship.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11
Lake View.

We are sorry to see the snow
all over everything.
Christmas was pretty dull in
these parts
A. J. Grizzle organized Social
list club in the Farmers Union
hall.
Uncle Dan Goldman died the
3Oth and was buried at the Eight
Mile cemetery. He had reached
the age of seventy-fve years.
Miss Lille McFadden has left
for Jonesboro where she will en-
| ter school.
Mr.. Guy is out working in the
Interest of the Ben Hur lnsur'
lance Company.
Ed Dixon had a fine rye patch
lbut his hound tramped 1T al
down running rabbits.
M. C. Mackerson and P. K
Locke are building a house for
MIR. Farmer.
IN Blue Eyed Jane.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11
Oak Grove.

We are sorry to learn of the
death of Mrs. Sullins, who was
found dead in bed Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. O'Quinn was in our burg
Monday.
Rabbit hunting seems to be
the order of the day.
Grant Sublint left Monday
morning for his home at Cotter.
The infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. L. Cameron is i'm
proving fast.
Blue Eyes.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11
Cured In His Own Home Town.

Little Rock, Ark, R. w. Cook,
322 Spring ST., tells the way for
MS fellow townsmen to be cured
oI kidney and bladder trouble as
ne himself was cured. 3OfT and
on Tor five years I suffered with
kidney trouble. l had a severe
pain just above my kidneys and
was troubled with too frequent
action OF the bladder. l got
some of Foley Kidney Pills for
my case, and after taking them
for few days, the pain left NV
back and the action Of NV lid
neys and bladder was nai,,rol
and clear. In fact, / feel mncb
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11

TO Automobile Owners.
now have a first class repair
man and am in shape to take
care Of your troubles at reason.
able prices. Phone 38.
edit j. L.. Younger.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11

Toilet paper, square or round.
See Written, the plumber, 119
Walnut Street. Phone 243.
35dtf.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11

]. B. Lathl q
VII HAS here last nigh en rodtg
to Ffadford.
! Vim buy cattle, one Or more.
pay market price. .. R. Lof-
tin, NJr. y 37btf.
The Presbyterian jSmoker will
not meet tonight ON account OF
the inclement weather.
Surety Bonds-All legitimate
purposes.-C. R. Hite. 36btf
DR.. M. C. Weaver of Batesvllle
was here last evening en- route
home from a business trip to Lit
lie Rock.
Try Virtues Little Liver Pills
t the City Drug Store. o9btf
S. G.. Parker was able to SIT
| up for awhile today for the hrst
time since his recent illness OF
pneumonia.
Willis K. Yost of Chicago was
a pleasant visitor to our city on
business today ano was guest
at the Hazel.
J. H. Hand and j. L. McCarty
of Yellville were among those
registered at the Haze. hotel last
night en- route to Little Rock.
Accident, Health and Liabil-
ity insurance.. R. Hste.
36btf
J. w. Mcdowell was among
the travelling men out of Bates-
vile registered at the McH am
hotel today.
For Sale-livery barn, horses
rigs and outfit complete.-Adam
Miller, Tuckerman, Ark. 21b1m
w. D. Wall of the Simmons
Hardware Co. of St. Louis called
on trade here today.
Farm Loans $500 to $4,000.
&C. R. Hite. 36btf
J. S. Snowman of New York
City, large property owner at
Batesville, was here Wednesday
en- route to Batesville to visit Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Glenn.
Ladies', children's and mems
sweater coats and children's
Esquimo suits reduced rs per
cent.-Bowen's Cash Store.
37b7t.
Miss Birdie Mcclure of Bates
vile, who has been visiting
friends at Searcy, was here yes
terday en- route home.
George ]. Terry Of Batesville
visited our city on business to-
day.
Mrs. Belle Lawrence of Poag,
Illinois, who has been the guest
of Mrs. A. j. L. Stevens for sew
eral days, will leave for home
this evening.
Rubbers, arctics and
boots at Bowen's Cash
237b7t
Herbert 1
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11
Boys, Attention!

Every boy who buys a pair of
Webster school shoes will re-
ceive nice watch free-for one
week only Bowen's Cash
Store. 33d8
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11

Inviting attention to the above statement we
fully solicit your account business you may nave III m
hanino line Our facilities are the best and the CLOSE PE
SONA SERVICE officers give insures that Whatever - eli
trusted to us will handled your entire satisfaction
THE FARMERS BANK OF NEWPORT ARKANSAS
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-11

Bertha Brightwell OF
Hickory Grove spent New Years
with her brother, Elgin Bright
we'll.
York Billings is done picking
cotton.
Marion Busby is going to move
to J. M. Terrell's place this year.
Miss Birdie Padgett is teaching
school at the Yellow School
House this winter.
Two School Girls
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
SUBURBAN SALES AND NOTES.

Purchase has been made by a syndicate
Of residents in Glen Cove Of the propertv
formerly owned by the Corn Products Com.
pany, including the large tract Of the Dur
yea starch works. burned several wears
ago. The property includes the upper and
lower mill ponds and several acres along
the creek. The new owners intend to beau
tify the lakes and lay out park and an
athletic field on the old factory site
Charles Field Griffen & Co. sold for Mar
tina T. Baxter her residence in Cortlandt
avenue, Heathcote Hill. Mamaroneck, y. Y.
10 Mrs. NJ 5. White who also bought two
lots on the Boston Post Road on which
stood the original homestead Of Caleb
Heathcote, built in 170l
Mrs. Baxter also bought two lots from the
Heathcote Realty Company at the corner
of Cortlandt ana Delaney avenues and
has plans under way for the erection of a
residence on the site. Charles r Oakley,
of Mamaroneck. is the architect
The Prudential Life Insurance Company
yesterday added TO It's extensive holdings
in Newark y. j., by the purchase of Nos
al and 743 Broad street from the Newark
Fire Insurance Company. It is understood
that the purchase price was about $500 40
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
RENTS PEARL STREET BUILDING
Steel Importers Lease Proposed Down
town Structure from Plans.

William H. Whiting e. Co. have leased for
long term Of years from the plans, Tor
the Wingold Realty Company 70 Hogan d
Son, steel importers. the two story and
basement building to be erected. on plot e3X
rs feet. al Nos. 37S. 375 and so Pearl street.
De selding Brothers leased for a long
term Of years the six story building Nos
50 and 50 White street. northeast corner
Of Cortlandt Alley. for Eugene Higgins to
Jenkins Brothers.
The william S. Anderson Company leased
for Mary ]. Murphy the dwelling No. s51
Lexington avenue: also for Clara A. Bow
ran. the upper floors Of No. 1S East 18th
street. and for the Seventy-seventh Street
Building Company the stores at Nos. 1Si0
and 1342 Third avenue
Pease & Gilman have rented for Seavey
Battele his residence al the corner OF Mil
ton Road and Brookdale Place. Rye, y. Y.
to Philip ". Boardman for the summer
season.
Burke Stone rented for Mrs 4. Schussler
her residence on Rossmorc avenue. Bronx
Manor. 10 4. Dalrymyle
Senior " Stout have leased the two
story building No. l2s West sd street 10
j. and s Friaer; also for Huot &. Strom-
mel loft at No go West 5Sth street.
and for Ames & Co. the three story dwell
ing house No. 35a West 50th street.
Everett VI. seixas e. Co. have leased for
the Castleton Construction Company the
store and basement at No. SsS2 Broadway
for term Of years. This completes the
rental of all the stores on the block on
Broadway between 1921 and 1sSd streets.
Denzer Brothers represented the owners
in the recently reported lease of the second
loft in the Donald Building, southwest cor
ner Of 32d street and Sixth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
FEBRUARY lG.
MANI ATTAIN
with name and address Of grantee
Interest at per cent unless otherwise s'a'e''
FEBRUARY rs.
nANIIATrrAN

AMSTERDAM AVE, llO0 and III. sty brk.
I00X40; Feb iG, 1909; caroline thlig to Gus-ie
Bumenthal; $1,000; attorney, Henry Bumen-
thai. lOO Broadway.
BANTER ST. l42. . sty brk. e5x7Txa5N75 10.
March 3. l90S. Magdalena Baumann 10 Eliza1cth
B Lynde and Francis Speir. trustees; Sls"00'
attorneys. SpeIr a Bartlett. SO Wall st.
ELDRIDGE' ST 30: > sly brk IS 7X2i6:
Feb 49, 1906. Abraham lIalprin It al 10 -eaneti.
Monhclmer; $500. attorney, Hugo Cohn' 10
Avenue 4
HESTER ST. $. 627 IT 2 OF Ludlow 60. g. tx
25N50X2J: March :. 1910. clara and sarah l.
Cornelius - Iu Bois. Of Mont'lair. j. $1,000;
attorney Myron sulzbcrgcr - Park Row.
LEXINGTON AVE. =. 500 II II 18Th st.
1920: April 2. 1905; carl Sotschtch 10 Mary
Mccarthy; $4,000. attorneys, LAWYER Title In
surance and Trust Go. 800 Broadway
MADISON II. 2la sly brk. 2G.iXl00. FEB
H. 1899. Herman FIGHTER u Henrietta Jacobs.
$4,000. attorneys. Davis & Kaufman - Cham
bcrs IT.
MANHATTAN ST, IS 25xsl' Jan $. 1893. so9
Ernest \ Fairbanks To Herman Frank. $1,000.
attorney knowles. IL Wall 81.
NORFOLK ST I2l. 20S50. Oct % 1907. Max
Borsuk 10 Abraham Rabuowitz. S2OCo. attoT-
ney Morris \ Rabinowitch. l2o Rivngton ST.
NORFOLK ST l2a 50x2O. lots - aud tS,
map ub-divison land Ilaskin & rappen, Ford
So muel panson: 81 900; attorney. NJ \ Rabino-
witch 10 Rivington Il.
5TH AVE 292. sly hrk 81 ,NloO: June IS.
l015. Jacob Dreicor % the Bank for savings In
Cily of Nov York; $4,000; address 80 an
ave.
9TH AVE. SOS sty hrl i0oN24S: Soy Is.
1906 Beekman Realty Go to Henristte Harris.
5000; attorneys. Ottinger q IIecht. I Pine II.
10TH AVE. s. cas- n of 32l n. l0Ox7i
No, o. 1910: Clarence f Alcott to Milton stern;
$4,000 attorney, stern. 81 Nassau st.
a0TH 81 8. i75 q " OF ith ave a2S24 II
May 20. 1908. Anna IL Lnderhin to the Bank
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
REALTY NOTES.

An involuntary petition I'm bankruptcy
has been filed against the Queens Home
Realty and Construction Company, % |
West Thirty-fourth street. by Perciva s
Corson. Of 20i Manor avenue Woodhaven.
Long Island. with a claim Of $6.65f for the
erection Of five buildings at a cost of s3l,
5g4 on the west side of Twenty ninth street
Rroadwav. Flushing. Preferential transfers
OF property made while insolvent are alleged
in the petition. The approximate value Of
the assets OF the company. Corson states,
IS $40.0 900
Judge Tiough has appointed G. l.. Cohn
as receiver for Joseph Goldng and the Jo-
seph Golding Realty Company. with bonds
of 81 900 In each case. The assets Of the
corporation consist OF an equity in the
houses al No. 10l West 14lst street and 100
West 1921 street. on which there is n gross
rental of 81 500 per month. Goldings as
sets consist OF an equity I'm the houses. No
l29 West l2lst street, No. 279 West Hath
street and Nos a. and 81 Avenue -. on
which there is gross rental OF $1,000 per
month.
Negotiations are pending for the sale of
the block front on the west side OF Broad
way. between 1l5th and 1l6th SITS, with
froutages Of POLIO feet OH BroaWwav. l25
feet on ll5th st, and 100 feet Oh llGth St
The property is owned by Stephen c. Clark
Charles J. Fleck has removed his office
10 No. l3j Broadway.
Girin. Derby g Moffat secured for the Dc
lane ey- Suffolk Company a loan Of $77 900
on the lot. 25Xl00. southwest corner OF De-
lancey and Suffolk SIS. also. for the Gode
& Cohen Company. $3S, 800 on No los East
Houston 81. 22GXlO0.
Payson Mel. Merrill has been appointed
agent for the two twelve story apartment
houses at No. S93 10 go Park avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Martin II Goodkind to Hannah sternfes.
5000
Life Insurance Co; $4,000.
Joseph A Goldield ct al 70 Joseph Wittner; 81
s5mg Miy q NfT@y M3lq %Nay ,G MaTy quinn ''''' 81
Adam v Co:hrsne and ano. trustees. 70
Joseph Wittner, 81.
Josephine NJ Chamberlin 10 Adsline KIDD.
Geneyieye V sheridan 70 ssrs Barnett. sioo
Richard ~ Jaeger and ano 70 Phillip Hon
Ade!aide Burlsnde TO W 7, Hegeman 500
Edward Rubin TO Isaac Cohen Sloo
William c Runyon 10 Salvatore Ayitabile and
MAJ B Mills 10 Harold . Mills. 81
Laura u Lewis To Henry & Wissemann. 81
William Adams ct al 70 Thomas 6 Field.
Albert Schiffers 10 Samuel Boui,z: 5000
Willard Ameman TO Security Mortgage c.;
$4,000
Allen Construction 90 to Thornton Brothers
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO 70
same. executors: $4,000
Jacob Schoolhouse to William r Rose 500
County Holding CO 10 International committee
OF the NourG Mems Christian Association. sl5,
Lawyers Mortgage co 10 New York City Mis-
sion and Tract society: $4,000.
Richard \ Zerega ct al. trustees. 70 American
Mortgage co. $4,000.
Walter Lewsohn ct al. executors. 10 Albany
Savings Bank; $4,000.
Mollie Ottenburg to Emanuel Marks 81
sarah snnegsr 10 Joseph schwarz; 500.
MARY Rosenberg and ano to Jacob School
house. $4,000.
Ucnriette Harris to Sophia Cohn: s7.Io5
Mary r. Piefech 10 Mamie Rietsch 500.
Seyerin Magda 10 Henry Morgenthsler. So
O52 Sc
Trust 60. s..
Hulda and samuel CAM 70 Max Leipziger;
s. 600
Title Insurance 90 70 German Savings Bank
IS OOo
60. 10 s,r,e. e, mn
George = Buckbee To Jarrard !, Nech, $1,000.
Samc 10 same; 81 200.
louis Whi,esde to Alexander Rosenthsl. So
a0o
same ~ same 50 600.
Henry Necarsulmer and ano, trustees. 10 Alice
II Sturgis. SIS. 600.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
EDISON LOSES OLD SUIT
For 35 Years Case Against Jay
Gould and Others Dragged On.

suit which has occupied the attention
Of the federal courts Of this jurisdiction ior
thirty-hve years was dismissed yesteroH'
by the United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals The suit was brought in May. DO
by George Harrington. Thomas A. Edison
and Josiah G. Reiff against the Atanuc
and Pacific Telegraph Company and Jay
Gould originally and George u. Gould ana
others. as trustees of the jay Gould estate
Harrington and Edison Instituted the sui'
as Joint owners of patents for certain m-
ventions made by Edison In automatic. du-
plex and quadruple telegraphy. In 1874 the
complainants arrived at an agreement WIN
Jay Gould by which he was to cooperate
with them In having the inventions trans
ferred to the Atlantic and Pacific Telegram
Company. which he controlled. The III
ventors were to receive 1880 shares OF tne
companys stock I'm consideration OF the
transfer. The inventions were assigned 10
Jay Gould in 1875 TO carry out the agree
ment.
The complaint alleged that Gould maue
the assignment "wrongfully and premature
ly" and that the company refused to give
the stock or TO surrender the patents when
il continued to use. Harrington and tdl-
son then started a suit to have the COM
pany restrained from using the inventions
and asked for an accounting OF the pronts
derived by the use Of them. The suit was
dragged out through many years ana AZ
last on May 10 1905. Harrington and Edl-
son won the suit and recovered 81
An appeal was made from this decision
by the defendants. on the ground that the
Circuit Court had no jurisdiction in the
matter because Harrington was resident
Of the District of Columbia. Sustaining
this contention. Judge Ward. who wrote
the opinion for the Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals directed the dismissal Of the COM
ola int without
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

coTRTrANDT AVE. 7o5 and 7o7: W n
Electric construction 80 aS' 1lupteTS ; ms.
owner: Workmans Educational Association,
contractor: S3l7 ~.
lilTH ST. - East: Bengemsn Weinerman agt
Sarah Looksteln. owner; Morris Goldberg, CON
tractor, S6T
PINETT- RST AVE. cor ~ l11th -. nSy
1875. James Mcbride co agt Helene Realty and
Construction 90. owner and contractor; 81 600.
10Th ST 80 Fast: Lazarus Hirschenfeld &
Go act n Thornc owner and contractor: SO.
9TH ST lis and 12o West: Colwell Lead 90
AIT \ & : Construction GO. owner; Harold l.
Rockmorc. contractor. 1895 0s.
ie5TII ST. 53l West. Philip Click set Samuel
| Hart owner and contractor. $50 -.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor Of i5ist ST, lO3 q
x1 1i5: George Moore. Inc. agt Silon Construc-
tlon co. owner and contractor; $3.50.
l25TH ST. s31 West; Robert W Werk agt
Samuel I Hart. owner and contractor Hannah
Hart. owner. 500 %
i4GTH ST. u : 227.l q " Of Courtlandt ay.
l0ox1OO: Schlesinger & Gilman agt Duminuco
construction 60. owner and contractor; $3.50
t4sTH ST. n =. 227.1o II Of Courtlandt ave.
1OON 100. Gilman x Schlesnger agt Duminuco
Construction co. owner and contractor: $500
18TH ST 3C2 West; Jacob Sparrow az,
Rosauna Hasner owner; Duane Realty CO. con-
tractor, SNi 90.
lt3TU ST. l20 East: Lyman & Feinart agt
Ida Greenhcrg, owner and contractor; S423
i1ST ST. li2 East: Drum Elevator Co agt
MARY A George and William II Boylston.
owners and contractors: S43I 10.
SAME PROPERTY. same agt same: Sl6O.
Max B1rsuk and David Fried. owners; II Guicf.
Contractor. S3i2 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17

BROOKLYN. cox1O5. sty bldg exr's sale to
Henry q Young for sls6.00.
BROADWAY. 1o3. n =, i42 II of Berry ST.
Rr1t klyn 25N625 10 South 9Th st N.oX1s, sly
loft bldg: exr's sale. TO George Read & 60
for si7.55a.
MoNTRosE AVE. n $ 5e.1l IT Of Broad
way Brooklyn. 139.4XI2.SN1lI3. vacant eh
sale: 10 II q Young for Si0. $50
BROADWAY. cor OF Montrose ave. Brook.
I'm. 81. 7x46 4S2s, vacant. exr's SALE to +
Behre for $500.
MEEKER AVE. i53 and 155, n cor OF
Kinsgland ave Brooklyn. 5s.5Ns3N irres. thtee
: stv frame tennis: eXrs sale TO the frahhiln
Brewing 20 for $2S,JoO.
PTTKIN AVE. 2222 and 22ci W cor OF van
Sicklen ave Brooklyn. i0xloo. two sly d"gs'
eYr's sale. 10 II q Young for s32 $50
DOsCHER ST. H. g. 100 n $ OF Liberty ave
BrookIvn 40X794: sty frame dwlg' eAr SAFE
to II {; Young for Si,I15.
GLFNMORE AVE. $50 ard ool. ", 5, ot
cbeetnut st. Brooklyn. sty frame dwlg. blk
~. exr.s sale: estate Of Claus Doscher. deceased'
!ss9 to II Young for s3,975 and oSi to julius
Senatori for 5000
10TH ST. 237 and $50. :. $50 II OF
Amsterdam ave SCHOOL,. sty hat' TO the
plaintiff for S73so2
PARCEL, OF LAND. beginning at point
100 II n n of 1l1th ST and 1is.s II or peas
ant ave. 30 ix22 6X203. vacant; to the piaih'lH
for $50
ST NICHOLAS AVE go. $. 3li.I n OF
14ist ST. 80 xiii. 10x54 4Xl2l sly hrk garage
10 he readVertiscd
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17

UNION AVE. . s. Iss,h to 1eIth st. T,ower
bro~n-Weiss Realities 10 Matl2a lodth st
mtg Sis 500: Feb 16; 81. ADDRESS
ana Riverside Drive ,os,,
VALENTINE AVE. s. 900 ~ 2 {, = Reilly;
81 25X9s: Kate ' Brady to tmksn.,
f'b i5 500: address. 30 East 3''h ~ ,,ar-
WEEKS AVE. 1862. 2oxot: Wllhe,n'"Tse Feb 10:
sis to Adolph VI Koch lmig s"VV"'
800. address. 400 East lsOth ST. ,oo-,o-
WILLOW AVE. II . cor or i3ItN 81. oironment
Lotus Realty 90 e. Nazarn LAM - Rrook-
lyn
WEBSTER AVE. 1855 o. iiI5 l%'s'tc %a 10 WI
reg to Clay ave: Security Mortgage Sstno. All
lard Amerfnan (mtg $4,000 Jan IL S'o''
dtess, 80 Lafayette ave. BrookDiL =,
SAME PROPERTY: willard ,Ih M "a. 500
BoTeas Realty Go 1mtg SiJU0l; foD ~
aodress. 1856 Remsen ST. Brooklyn 49, In
l43D ST. s. G25 II Of Willis ave ,9,,,gon-
K irreg. Margaret O'Neill to John ' ~ stG0.
cry and Charles NJ Montgomery req i''
address. i6s East li3i st. ,
lG5TH ST. go East. 24xi0ox irree; iG,Id@.
trck 10 Frank Drcher and 1harIss, los ass
brand mtg Sijj00oJ. Feb 10; Sloo' a'''''''
East lSod 81