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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09

Bennington, Kan, Oct. "a school
teacher teaching in one of the rural
districts near here, while Furnishing q
pupil, had the misfortune of running
a lead pencil, which the youngster was
holding, through his hand. doctor
was summoned to dress the wound and
at last reports the teacher was getting
along nicely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09
st. joe Live Stock Market.

St Joe, Oct. 9--CATTLE-Receipt 4. 900.
Market steady to 15c lower Stockers. 81 20
49, 75Q7.75. -F %
S-Secelpts $500. Market 5d10c
Z it "a her- Top $o.oo; bulk of sales, 5000
1i-- = Moddt t 1000 Market slow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09
VETERAN DOCTOR DEAD
DR.. G. w. Hogeboon, Who Established
Santa Fe Hospital

DR.. George ". Hogeboom, formerly
chief surgeon of the Santa Fe rail-
way and the man largely responsible
for the location of the general hospital
of that system in Topeka, died early
Sunday morning at his home at SOL
West Sixth avenue at the age of 70
va1rS
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Over 900 at Good Roads Meet.

Peabody, Kan, Oct. "a rousing
good roads meeting was held here at
the Winkley stock farm, located at a
point just nine miles from Peabody,
Marion and Hillsboro. Over a thou
sand people were in attendance, in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09
Chicago Live stock Marker

Chicago. Oct. .-CATTLE-Recefpts
estimated at $4,000. Market steady. Beeves
$4.e5QS.30, Texas steers, $4.IOa6.O0; western
steers, $4.1OQ6.60; stockers and feeders.
49, 15Q5.55; cows and heifers, $2.O0d62O;
calves, $6.0Od9.50.
HOGS-Receipts estimated at g.
Market sc higher. Light, Sc. 1906 80: mixed
$e;15Q6S5: heavy, $s.0Oa6.s5; rough, 5000
$40; good to choice heavy, Sc. 20a6. IS; pigs,
$4.00Q590; bulk of sales, $6-35d6-75
SHEEP-Reecipts estimated at $1,000.
Market 10c to 15c lower. Native, 81. 50d4 Is:
western, $S.oOq425 yearlings. ss.S5Q4 rs
lambs, native, $425Q6.35; western, $4,000
$40
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
WHEAT Receipts. 1880 bushels; ship
ments, Sc, 700 bushels.
CORN-Receipts, 1876, 200 bushels; ship
ments, 641 800 bushels.
Car lot receipts: Wheat 4s cars, with 9
of contract grade; corn 125 cars, with 40
of contract grade; oats, 1S7 cars.
Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min
neapoIis and Duluth today were 1.521 cars,
compared with ], S97 cars last week and $50
cars the corresponding day a year ago
Kansas City live stock Sales.
fThe following sales were made this
morning at the Stock 7 arda Kaneaw
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09

If nrnIshed by the Chas Violin Packin.
Co, yards close at noon Saturday. we
cannot use pigs. thin COWS or hoe
weighing less than 40 lbs. Do not MAJ
ket hogs unless same are well Finished
as we cannot use half tat stun. We give
below prices effective st once, until frir-
Their nOtlce.l
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New York sugar and Gomez Market,

New York, Oct. 9.-SUGAR-Raw, firm:
Muscovado, 50 test, $5-45; centrifugal, SO
test, $5.s5; molasses, SO test, $500 Refined,
steady.
COFFEE-Spot, firm; No Rio, 1424c;
No. Santos, 15szc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09

Topeka. Kan, Oct a
EREEH CURED TITDTrS- --ltf~,--- =
s.. short haired, No. /, I2c. No 3 -
Side brands. over 20 fiat. No. /. ioc: siSs
stays. flat. no; !, sszc; Bulls. side bT..ao
"a. fiat No. !. Sc; Green sailed @ sIl..-
rat SIC: Green salt cured deasons 80. Ile
b0d55c :SkunlSs. each 2Qi5cs Green fro~-....
MOE are No 2 Green uncured hide ~
cured az less than cured. Horse hl5e- .-- 10y
No. /, $aooG35o; G. s. Hog Skins. iESlss..n
Eorse hides. no. 2 S2O0a2 sol Green 49, 80
SIC; dry. according to wool. per IN. ~
TAIIOW-5KG4c.
rEFSWA x-I5dz5c.
DRY HIDES = Dry flint butca.--
heavy, 17c; dry flint. fallen heavw. -
dry flint, light. under l6 lbs. 1Gc. 49,
flint. cullSs 1Ocs dry salt. heavy ~ ne
and up. 1Sc; dry salt. light under Is ib1-
WOOL QUOTATIONS..
Kansas. Nebraska and Oklahoma
Bright medium, 1bql3c. dark rnedfur1 n
dl2c: light fine. .14Gl1c. heavy fine IIT1Io-
Colorado. New Mexico and TexaG
Light medium i5Qlscs light fine. 14U1fc.
Deductions on bury wool from Sc to 81
per pound Short. earthly. or defective
stock proportionately lower AnRora mo-
hair, l2 months, 14d12c; common. burrn
ard defective at half price
Topeka Grain Market.
FURNISHED by j. b. Billiard. corner Kaass
sas ave. and Curtis st1
Topeka. Kan. Oct. q
KAFFTR CORN-Per cwt.. 4l-2od1.8.
WHEAT-S5Q90 soc.
OATS-40T745c
CORN-ooc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09

II YOU will favor us with your fnoutr,..
s1s Isnsth Of time on feed We vii sEs
you an offer or arrange Tor our buverS
Market price paid for dry lot cattle
BUTTER AND EGGS
FURNISHED by The Continental Cr,nr--.
Co, Topeka. KanI
n Y EGG%21d23c
CREAMERY BUTTER-Chicago o.. ~
Y, 27d2Sc; Elgtn, 271zc. ~
fWholesaie Fruit ana Produce ns.-,..
furnished by Saml E. Lux. commission
BARRELED APPLEs-Jonatbs,
Dbl, $3.50; Grimes Golden, per standard a
BOX AP;PLEs-sh n.- -,
s1.25; Jonathan. per box, s1.B0 'o@'
bunch. 50 o0d225 large fss,,c Snes. pey
bunch. s2-5oas.5O; Port Limon. ns. Per
CRAFBERRIEs-Pe Dbl, szoo
BURRELL GEM CANTAL.OrPEs-
MrCHIGkN sRAPEs-Per b,.,.-. ..
NEW YORK GRAPES-Per bo ,,Js, &c 81
to so basket lots &c per crate: 80 to = io5
ToKAY GRAPEs-Per crate. s1o
TRAIL I EAdONS-Per crate * ~
VALENCIA ORANGES crate ., ~
~t ciS0OIoRADo PEAcHEs-Per bov go.
per box in box lots. 90c. 49, 'i'V0i
TSIEFFsEsIF 45 REARsgPsr crate. $50
KAw VALLEY BEANs-Per diar,..,
basket, 75c.
HOLLAND CABBAGE-Per II IL
CARROTS-Per bu-. 800. &c.
COLO. CELERY-Jumbo Der b,,~-. -
EGG PLAINTIFF doz.. so to 75c- sc
GAIA. ONIONS-Per bu., 81 20
TOMATOEs-Per 2o-lb. climax bs.,...
HOME GROWN SWEET POTATOES
SWEET POTATOES-Pe busboi ., y.
Per bu in 10 blu. lots, S1.O0 fAv0
KAw VALLEY PoTAToEs-Per bu..
75c. .
HONEY-Per case. &3.76 Fi-A~
FIGS+Per box. 90c
CHFFSE-L- TT. cheese. per IN fefso.
wis. yellow. 80 lbs, per ~. 1s1fc: Wis.
White, so lbs, per ID, 1910: New WE
Brick, per h.. 165kc; wis. Block Svyise =
lbs. per H.. 1910; Ldmburger. per H..
1870.
APPLE BOX MATERIAL-K d. 100
box lots. per box, I5c.
BASKETS-Dia- y. H. pecIrs. per 49,
4Oc: Ola D. H. x bu-. per doz. foo: i Dia''
bu.. per doz-. 4oc; Dia- o. H. rs bu'. per
GRAPE BAsKETs-s-Ib baskets. each.
&c. F
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09

Kansas City, oct 9.-CATTLE-Receip
oo.Vo0 head Market: Best strong; others
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head. Market SC to
% 4oc higher Bulk OF sales, S6.40a6.5o;
sHEEP--Receipts 1900 Head. Market
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Kansas City Produce Market.
Kansas City, Oct. EAT-CaSh:
Market unchanged to nc lower. No. 2
hard, $1.01G1-oS; No. 8. $1.00Q1.07; No. 2
red, $1.O0@1 coz; No 3, 97Q99c-
CORN-Market unchanged to 15c lower.
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Topeka moe Marked

fOuofations furnished By James q. r1-.,.,I
Hide Co. los East Third ST.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09

KanEas CITY I've Stock SaIes.
1.-THE following sales were made this
morning at the Stock ards. Kansas
City, and reported over long distance
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09

telephone direct to the State Journal b.
Clay. Robinson & Co, live stock cornrnis-
sion merchants. with offices AZ ali mar
kets.l
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Topeka, Kan. Oct 0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09

FURNISHED by j. b.. Billiard. corner Kaas
sas ave and Curtis st1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-09

KAFFIR CoRN-Per cyyt.. sl2oG1-zS
WHEAT-s5Q90c
OATS-1OT45c
CORN-e0c.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
LEASES.

John J. Clancy & Co. have leased the four
story dwelling house No 337 West 18th
street for Catherine Michel to Kate
OLeary.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Elisha
Dyer his house. No. 81 West seth street. a.
Ave story American basement house, 10 V
Everit Macy.
William Sittenham has leased the four
story building No. West 29th street from
The Second National Bank and the four
story dwelling house No. % West 9th street
through William Cruikshank's Sons
Paul Henkel. manager Of the Kaiserhof
Al Broadway and 39th street. is the lessee
OF the store adjoining the main entrance 10
the Winter Garden, at Broadway and 10Th
street. recently leased by Lee Shubert. The
lease is for ten years, with the privilege Of
"a ten-year renewal
Pease & Gilman have rented the building
No 50 Pine street 10 William T.. Williams.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the eleventh floor In the Hilliard
Building, al No. 80 John street. to Peters,
White 4 Co for five years at An aggregate
rental Of about $4,000; one-half Of the
twelfth floor to Almet Reed LatsOn for five
wears. at an aggregate rental of about $40
o00. onc-third Of the seventh floor TO Henry
SobeI. and Offices 10 Solomon ROdenblum
erd Henry & Wells.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
A VETERAN HOME BUILDER
Houses Being Shown by Otto
Singer at Kings Highway.

\ veteran in the building field, one who
can boast Of more than twenty-five years
experience and in this time erected sew
ersl thousand houses. is Otto Singer. At
Kings Highway. Brooklyn. his building ac-
'ivities are well In evidence. Here he is
showing number of one and two family
houses, equipped with all modern improve
ments
The property is in fine location within
thirty-1vc minutes ride of this city for
five-cent fare and within ten minutes
ride OF the ocean. BY buying from Mr..
Singer the purchaser gets the benefit Of
builder who contracts for large quantities
of material. thereby obtaining il at the
lowest possible price. Mr.. Singer is show
ing four styles Of houses 20 select from. as
follows: Style No. /. seven rooms. bath and
laundry: first floor contains parlor. library
dining room and bath; style No 2. eight
extra large rooms and bath: first floor con-
'ains parlor. reception room. dining room
and kitchen; second floor. four large Sleep
ing rooms and bath: style No. 3. corner
two family-house: style No 4. detached
frame house, nine rooms and bath: first
hoor contains parlor. dining room and
kitchen; second floor. three sleeping rooms
and bath, attic. three sleeping rooms
The property can be reached by the Sea
Beach elevated line Mr.. Singer has offices
~ Kings Highway and West Sth street and
on the premises.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Peter W. Rouss. the drygoods mer-
chant. is the purchaser Of the dwelling
house No 277 West End avenue. the sale
of which was reported in these columns
yesterday.
a. V. Donellan is the purchaser Of the
lot No 3S6 West S5th street, the sale of
which by William r. Hearst through Miss
NJ Monahan and Huberth & Gabel was
reported in yesterdays Tribune
The Robert J. Hoguet estate Is the buyer
OF Nos. 359 and 261 Lexington avenue, sold
recently through the Cross g. Brown Com
pany.
J. L. Van SAINT was associated with W.
S. Patten in the purchase Of the dwelling
house No. 147 West list street reported
recently.
George w Sellgman is the buyer Of the
dwelling house No. &c West 95th street, sold
recently by Helen r. Kahn through L. u.
Phillips & co.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
REALTY NOTES.

Slawson & Hobbs and II. c. Senior &
Co were the brokers in the sale OF the
four story dwelling house No. 27 Broad
way, for Walter a. Wells to Walter 5,
Alfred ". and Harry W. Mack, VINO own
the Woodmere apartment house. at the ad-
Joining northeast corner of l4lst street.
The FIRST and second floors OF the d"elllnG
will be made over into stores ana the
upper floors into apartments.
Frederick Zittel & Sons were the brokers
in the sale Of No. 32l West 18th street for
the Whitney estate 20 Mrs Thomas F.
ByrneS.
Edward J. Hogan has retired from the
firm Of John y Goding. with which he
Lad been identified for many wears Mt.
Hogan starts in the real estate business
for himself and has opened offices at NO.
Park row. with q branch uptown.
Henry Brady has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the rents of No. S5S Bedford bounieo nieeo
ward No. 2l7 Convent avenue and NO. o'V
Madison street pending foreclosure pro
cCedngs.
Cyriue Carreau negotiated the sale OF
the northeast corner of Grand and CIln-
ton streets TO Sris & Mailman.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
SUBURBAN ZONE SALES.

Th, Duross Company has sold for Hugh
Reilly his summer home on Park avenue.
fronting the ocean. at Brielle, y. j. 10
samuel John Curtiss.
Jchn McMorrow has purchased the estate
Of Robert VI. McCutcheon on Plainfield ave
nue. Plainfeld. y J. The price Is said 10
have been $4,000.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles $. Brown
Comnany has sold for the estate OF White
head H. Van Wyck the dwelling, stable
and about eight acres situated IN the
Iaurelton section OF Oyster Bay. The
nuyer, George 4. Croker, jr.. VIII occupy
IL as a country home after extensive I'M
provemenis.
Siawson & Hobbs have sold the Syms
home, covering TWO acres or land' situated
al Rockridge Park. Greenwich. Conn. 10
n. Z. Slaven. who will use 81 for his own
xr4
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

Realt. 60 ,mtse sSojc0y. February III Si''
address. 30 Wall 81.
WEEKS AVE. 1856 2ox95: Jacob Aeyers 10
Whlpplc Security 90 mtg sloJct; Jan ~ fl'
address. 40 Broadway
WILLIS AVE-, r cor Of 1861 ~ 2oHlv1o :
Henry + Muller 60 C. Charles hsnieT 'ntg s-i'-
Coz: $10O address. il3 East l4oth -.
WILLIS AVE. W :. i?5 II Il Of liith ST. 22x
aS.9: Julius Brunniugs to brahain-Adams 70
1mtg Si5OO0); March /: 500: address, 5ol East
i4pth 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Graham-Alams GO 70
The Celtic Real Estate co umtg sl5oool' Maren
/ 500: address. le4 East l06th ST.
18TH AVE. n cor Of % st. lQ5xll4. wake
field. Franz Forester 20 Huldah Whispeli 'mts
SIS 5OW: March / sl00. address. IS Barley ST.
Brooklyn
i65TH ST .32 East. 22x195: John " Rueksrt
TO Sabina p Augbers: all liens; July .. 1905 81
SAME PROPERTY: same TO same; confirma-
tian deed; March /. 1911; 81; address 53i MsdI-
son st. Brooklyn
153D ST. :. 10 II " OF Elton ave Sorlc;
ham-Adams Co TO julius Brenninss; Msrcn
mig S3s OO0>: 500. address. s36 Trinity ave
10TH ST. 500 East. 35xli2: Michael Fuchs
10 John Uni: March !. 500; address 90 last
1Gqh ~.
l75TH ST III East. 3ox?o: wiedhoff. Con
strtiction 90 to Adrian Grasselly mtg sie.oO);
March !. 500: address. 515 Wales ave.
is3D ST. cor Of Beaumont ST. 23xso;
Francis McAvoy. referee. to jacob l. Herr;
Jan 90 1909: $1,000
SAME PROPERTY; Jacob L Herr 10 Harry
Held mtg $500; FEB !. 1900; 81; address %
Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
THINK THEY HAVE BURGLARS
Police Find Alleged Stolen Goods and
Pick Up Six Men.

Six young men were arrested yesterday
by detectives from the Morrisanla station
on the charge OF being concerned In the
many petty burglaries that have been oc-
curing In The Bronx recently. The pris-
oners were held by Magistrate O'Connor In
81 900 bail each. Detectives saw two young
men acting in a suspicious manner at
Washington avenue and l59th street, early
yesterday morning. and arrested them.
They said they were Samuel Salzer and
John Eggleston. In Salzers pockets the
police said they found billy and club
and in Egglestons a fancy knife. said TO
have been among the loot in one OF the
burglaries.
After locking tho men up the detectives
found what they belleve was the head
quarters OF the gang In a room were dis
covered IL Is said. many articles which had
been reported to the police a. having been
stolen. While the officers we're examining
the supposed loot four Young men entered
and were arrested. They gave their names
ss Mark Bopeschen. Thomas Cinority
Philip Leiener and James Sisco.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
MANHATTAN

PROADWAY-T Douglas Robinson Charies
S Brown Company has sold for Howard Pascnai
Win an I, 70 No 227 10 231 West 18th street.
The property consists of two story build
and 80 feet in nth street with northerly line
Of 1903 feet and an easterly line OF w. ioel.
The property forms an J, around 'ht no'tnySe a-.si
corner Of these thoroughfares, small paIcei
owned by Peter Doeleer.
BROADWAY-Slawson & Hobbs and II. c.
Senior q 60. have sold NO 81" ~ IVA -. "a
2Ox70 feet to an investor who will Immediately
begin extensive alterations.
18TH STREET.-THE Sterling Realty Company
has sold to an investor No. y West S5th street
on lot 20xqS Q feet. II Is leased fol term OF
years at a net rental. Davis 4 Robinson were
the brokers.
GOTH STREET-H. G. Senior & Co have sold
for W T. Thorn the three story garage No. 40
West Goth street on lot 25XlO05 feet TO Edmund
Coin. After extensive alterations me ouY1ns Nflr
Christian Association for its automobile school.
UNION SQUARE,. y. Wakeman, IN con
junction with Folsom Brothers. has soid for d ame
Hicks estate No. 80 Union Square East; hve
story mercantile building. on plot 26Xl25 feet.
The buyer is the Lion OAK Real Estate Com
pany.
74TH sTREET-George r. Read & co. have
sold for Sarah Holman No. 1872 Fast 74th street,
three story dwelling house on lot ls.9XloZ'@
3sTH sTREET-John T. Brook is reported to
have sold No 80 West 35th street four story
dwelling house. on lot c5x9S9 feet. The parcel
is understood to have been bought BY the same
interests that recently acquired the Bull estate
property al No. 35 TO 80 West 35th street.
THE BRONX.
ROSEnAI1 AVENUE-John a. Steinmetz has
sold for Henry SchOen No. l4sl Rosedale ave
nue.. frame dwelling house on plot 80 feet front
The buyer gives in part payment four story
fathouse. with store AT the corner Of WihouGh-
bv avenue and Tsaffe place Brooklyn.
WILLIS AVENUE-shsrrott & Thom have re
sold for the Craham-AGams Company No. Az
wills avenue five story fathouse' with stores
on lot 2JxfOO feet TO the Celtic Real Estate
Company. which owns No. 420 adjoining.
MORRIS AVENCE-E. Loewcnthal & son have
bought No 2G40 Morris avenue a three story
dwelling house on lot 1SSNlOO feet. and lot
.ixg5 feet at the southeast corner Of 1880 street
and old Clinton avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

9TH AVE. = cor 4 45th at: for an sty brA
store and loft bldg 6J.5X120; Lewis & Conger
100 West 42i st, owners: Renwick, Aspnwsl
Tucker. 800 5th ave. architects; cost, slJoVp.
9sTH ST II s. i55 n Of Broadway: for an
sty apartrnt 80 2xs5.5; r McIaughlns sons
207 West 9sth ST. owners: @ & r Blum, 800 9th
ave, architects; cost. 800,
SOD ST. 1as and 1870 West; for sty brk
loft bldg 5ONs0: A r. Wallace, Albany, y Y.
owner Schwartz g. Gross and Marcus, 3i'
9TH ave, architects; cost. S1Sooo
I'D AVE W 8 46.l0 II # ll6th -: for
Schwartz 800 Broadway, owner Mhlman &
Son 1s9 Montague ST. Brooklyn architects
cost. 5000.
35TH ST. 35s and 8io Fast for sty DIX DIX
workshop 50x55S. New York Association for
the Plind rs Fast 5ath 81. owner; Vaughan
Grlebai 2255 Broadway. architects; cost. So1Wo
THE BRONX.
GRAND AVE. S, 81 n $ of 1921 81. for
stv frame garage w II Barnes. 2546 Grand ave
owner; Serviss 4. Glev. 36 West kngsbridge rd
architects; cost. $500.
IT'D ST :, cor of Park ave: for two sly
brk tenmts 4sN59 and 47x63.10 Frederick
French I4sth 81 and Willis ave. owner; Mast q
Springstein. 81 West f5th -. architects; TOTAL
cost, 500 600.
VINCENT AVE, . $. leo u 9 of Baisley ave
for a 2ia sty frame dvlg. l5x33. William BeIs.
34O East lJ0th 81. owner; Jacob II Amsler. 1910
Crosby ave architect cost. 5000
RoGART AVE :. $50 II n Of Rhinelander
ave: for a . sty frame dwlg 2ix52; Iorenz Bun.
ten 1917 Barnes ave owner; 3 Eoelins' ll3o
Walker ave. architect: cost. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

Parker ave. s :. gore lot. map 100 lote DALEY
Decker 20 Frank Gass: $1,000: address. %2l'
Wesichester ave
sTEBBINs AVE. " cor 10th st. 2sXloo;
March /; ! " . per cent: Bellvood Construc-
tion 60 TO Lawyers Title Insurance and Irust
Co: s?4 600. address 1870 Broadway.
WILLIS AVE . .. i25 II Of Hath St. 2lx
9s9 prior mtg SO. .O00); March |; yrs; Celtc
Real Estate Co to Graham ADAMS Co. sO'Vpo'
address. 39l East l49th ST.
30 AVE. 3ssS 27xl25; March +; yrs Marie
Weiudorf TO Caroline i Gorham: $4,000; ad-
dress. 202 West I+th ST.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg s1soool; March
l. 2 yrs. . per cent: same TO Kasper Sowaoa'
s1.c0: address. 4o1 East i23d st.
i4sTH ST. 29s East. 25x1Oo; March 2; yrs.
So per cent, Frederick Stems 20 John Broessier;
SO 500: address. 80 East i44th st.
153D ST. g 10 IT of Elton ave. 5oxioo;
March l. 3 yrs; julius Brunniger TO Grahsm-
ADAMS co: 81 80. address. 39l East 1871 st.
l69TH ST. J06 East. 35xl12x irreg Grior mtg
10 Michael Fuchs. s. 600; address. sol East
l56th ct.
10th ST. 8 :. i25 II u Of Bronx Park ave.
25xii4: March .: due as per bond: Anna VI
Hartigan to May VI Le Vien and ano; $500;
address 1891 Madison ave.
236TH ST. n s. 135 II v of kstonah ave, 25x
100 prior mtg SO. .OO0): Feb ! due Feb 5. 1921;
& per cent: EVELYN VI g Sunshine 10 LCils Eick-
wort: 81 900; address - Fletcher st. Mount Yer
non - Y
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchase.
MARCH .
MANHATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. e cor 13olh 81. 90. II
x50. leo W Vogel 20 Brown Weiss Realities
Cnts Sgj 600: March /; 500: address. 81 Park
Row.
AMSTERDAM AVE. q 8. All {, Of 136th
81, 25x1O0. Annie Joel 10 Etta Haper. half
bart ,mte S26 OOo,: FEB 1G: 500. address. $50
West 1891 81.
nROoME ST. So. sty brk, PIX irreg; with
rights alley: Max Keve 20 Lena Brandenburg
,mtg IS 5OW FEB %: 500. address lo7S Put
nam ave, Brooklyn
CuARLT0N ST. c. ? sty brk. 22x56; Jo-
sephine Berk 10 Joseph Berk; Feb ~; 800
address. Charlton ST.
ELDRlDGE ST 10. 8 s,y brk. 25xioo; Rachel
sakoisM 10 Manuel Goldberg; . part mtg
SSi ,OOO: re-recorded from Jan 26 1911: Jan "a
500. address. 222 West l22d st
FIDRIDGE ST. 15 sty brk. 25xico. Manuel
Goldberg 10 Osher Rozenberg (mtg S36.OO0l; I;
FEB 2s! 800: address. 2o Ames st. Brooklyn.
JUMEL PLACE W cor 18TH ct, 1913 Ak
100 Fanny Gruen 10 Anne G Rogers; Feb 2s;
500: address. Hyde Park, y j.
MADISON ST. IFS, sty blk. 25xio0. Alta
Levy 10 David Pomeranz all Title. all liens;
Mch O. 1905. 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Louis Oshansky 10 Beckie
Levine. 13 part tmtg s3o.750'; Dec q. 1905
500
SAME PROPERTY: Becke Levine. David
Pomeranz ard Max Kozakowsky 10 Theodore
Schumann; all title. all Hens: Feb 10; 500;
address J2i West 1921 st.
MONROE ST. 263 and 265 and sty brk
5OxlOsx lrreg. Eugene Sake 10 Marie Hartmann
sept 20 1910 m,g s40500i: 500. address. 7D5
De Kalb ave, Brooklyn.
MADISON ST. 313. 2 sty hrk. 20 67xs4 Isl
dor Newcorn et al To Harry Newcorn, 80 part
mtg Slb, 600 Feb Is: 500.
SAME PROPERTY. Sylvia Newcorn 10 same.
= part: all title (mtg sl5.OOm Feb 49, 81: ad-
dress. 1856 West ll1th ST.
MADISON ST, 3l5. s,y brk, 7sx26x irreg
Harry NeVcorn ana 20 Minnie NeucOrn
mtg 81. COO. Feb 10 500 address 2Gi1 %
ave
SAME PROPERTY same TO Isidor Julius snd
sylvia Newcorn and ano dntE SIS O0O. = Part.
Feh IL. SfOO: address. 2e49 81 ave.
PINE ST. s3. sty brk. 2Ox401 rreg. " Lee
T2ragR 10 Louis T. Holmes tmtg siG.o10,. Feb
- 81. address. iji Madison ave.
PARK AVE $50 and 9G?. = sly brk. cor
~ Sod 81 iG2 2xli5. tsrqubsr curtis - fui-
tfr,on Weaver Realty 60 mtg $50 6spi. March
+ Sioo address. as 5th ave
STANTON ST. - 80 y of Columbia st.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

Msrtha Youngs 20 John Bussng. II: 500
Cora l. Cogswell 10 Title Guarantee ana Trust
Co: $4,000. ,n
Dora Margolin 20 julius Smon. $500
Washington savings Baak 20 Lena kru'ser'
81 100 ..
Ira 4 sankey 10 Title Guarantee ard Trust 60;
IS 500
Lewis Realty and Construction 60 TO Lena
Baumgartsn; 500 o-n
Frank Cass TO Francis I. Nsndell; s&2 30
Joseph 8 Breunich to Henry BreUnich. Altb.
Max lefkowitz TO Annie Mardcr; 500 49,
Elizabeth Freedman 10 Estelle 7 Taylor; I'D -
600
Dime Savings Bank 20 New York Life fnsur-
ance Go. $4,000. -,
Charles van Riper. executor. to Henry W
Neubeck: $3.50.
Schshse schwar'zband to Jacob Rosenthal;
sioO
Rose Green to selma Stern: ST.
Lawyers Mortgage 60 70 Jefferson county odV-
lnes Bank % asstsl; $1,000
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co 10
LAWYERS Mortgage GO - assts); $4,000"
Title Insurance and Trust 60 to James
Trow bridge. $500.
Same to Custave r Kreppel; 5000.
American Mortgage co To John VI Bowers ano
ano. executors - atstsl; silJ,oo.