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New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee. }
NOVEMBER 10

BROADWAY. 3Sii. store, etc: Joachim Van
Wsssel 10 william Lippe: = yrs from Oct /, 1911
$40: address $50 East I6lst st.
FRONT ST. n cor De Peyster at. ali: Nathan
from May ]. 1912 81. 500; address. 1877 Front at
GRAND ST. 2o6. all; Samuel Zirinsky TO Jo-
seph Copato yrs from Dec !, 1911 SO. $50; ad-
dress I51 Mott st.
HOME ct, 7O5. stores and bssement: Harry
Rose1wasser ard ano TO JvliuA J Cohn: q yrs
from oct !. 1911; sl.9j0: address. ESQ East
lCeth ST.
PITT PITT ST. SO, second and third floors; Morrl,
Arsche peneherg; yrs from July |. 1911: $500;
addrcss. 80 Pitt st.
PITT ST. "a. all Solomon Levine and ano 10
Moses Lef.er; yrs from Nov T. 1911; 81 400:
address. III Norfolk ST.
PARK AVE. 0oI. store etc: Bernard derken
and ano trustees. 10 Peter Rincr: 3 yrs from
May |, 1909: $500: address, 90l park ave.
Cd AVE. cor 50th st. store. etc: Louis
Perlstcin and ano 10 Samuel Berlin yrs
mos from Nov l. 1911; $3.50: address. 944 "a ave.
I'D AVE. l44s. all: Thomas Conner 10 Marie
Engelbrecht yrs from Nov I, 10l1 SO 900; ad-
d'ess. 1921 Simpson St
l4TH ST 524 East. basement. etc: John A
Moss To Stanisiaus Palmowsk YRS from May /.
1910; SI20 address. 324 Cast 18th ST.
BATH ST. ?1O and 2S West. bdgs: Hartford
Realty Co to Adele Rossi yrs mos from Fe5
l. 1910: 81 600; address. 2l0 West 34th st
?4TH ST 80 West store and part basement: A
Sulka Co 10 Thomas q Plant Co; 10 yrs
mos from Nov :. 1911. $1,000; address. ca
kqbinvOod a"e. Boston.
DIST ST. ~ West, all; amelia Davis 70 Fred
crick G Wengarten: yrs from Oct I. 1911
~ 600. address. 2s Wost 3lst FL.
ls0TH sr. 70s East. store and basement Tom
masso Giordano TO Carl Woke: yrs from Nov
!. 1911; sfe0 address. Ies East is0th ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
u PARCEL IN FIFTH AVENUE SECTION SOLD
Lawrence l. Gillespie Buys Vac ant Plot in East 89h Street. and
Is to Erect Costly House on Site.
NEW OWNER FOR APARTMENT NEAR AMSTERDAM AVE.

The real estate market showed much ac-
tivity yesterday Some interesting sales
were among the transactions reported. In
the Fifth avenue section the Douglas Rob
inson- Charles s. Brown Company sold for
No. IL sast seth street. 1ust south OF the
Carnegie homestead.
The property has been acquired by Law
renee l.. Gillespie. formerly vice-president
Of the Equitable Trust Company, who IS
now in tho banking firm Of ]. s. Bache
Co., for immediate improvement with fve-
story American basement dwelling house
with a marble front. The house Is being
designed by Arthur c. Jackson, and Will
occupy an area 2b.8x1oo.s feet. Mr.. GILES
pie recently contracted to buy the Brinck-
erhoff estate dwelling house. No. 10 East
soth street, but the transaction was not
concluded because he did not care to accept
certain restrictions which the property was
encumbered with
The rev six-story elevator apartment
house known as the Canterbury, on the
south side Of I08th street, 100 feet west OF
Amsterdam avenue, was sold by the Irving
Judis Building and Construction Company
to the Douglas Realty Company. The buy
ers give In exchange No. SO Beekman
street a five-story loft building on plot
so1xI0711x irregular, near Cliff street, and
also No. 96 Bank street. four-story build
ing on lot 1Ssx54 feet, near Greenwich
street The 10Sth street plot was acquired
by the sellers from the Hennessy Realty
Company about sixteen months ago. The
structure was erected from plans by Gron-
enberg G. Leuchtag.
M. & L. Hess have sold for Jennie G..
Biddulph. Wellington Germond, Herbert
Germond and Mary Palmer to the Realty
Holding Company Nos. 151-15S-155 West
30th street. a plot 75xss.9 feet. This plot
Is seventy-five feet east Of Seventh avenue.
It's situation is such As to insure permanent
side light The plot will undoubtedly be
resold to builder with a loan for the erec-
camille building.
Pierre NJ. Clear & Co sold for the estate
of Simon and Amelia Herman TO Lowen-
field & Prayer the southwest corner Of Bow
cry and Hester street, a six-story and base
ment building, occupied as lodging house
The property covers a plot 50x1o0 feet and
has been owned by the sellers since 1884.
1t Is one block north Of the new Manhattan
Bridge approach at the Bowery and Canal
street.
Plans have been filed for the construction
Of semi-freproof bank and ONCE building,
three stories high, or the west side Of Lud-
low street, fifty feet north Of Canal street
for Max Kobre. Benjamin w. Levitan, as
architect, has estimated the cost at $5o,0o0.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

$500 N'
samuel ID Greneberg to Augusta Levy; 800.
Raymond Rubin to Harris Mandelbaum 81
Dry Dock Savings Institution to Title Insur-
ance Co: $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Newburg Saw
ings Bank: 800. 600
Joseph Marcus to Guaranty Trust Co; 81
James Devlin 10 United States Title Guaranty
Coz 5000.
Aois l. Ernst to Hattie Freeman: ST. 200
Irving Savings Institution to Moses Goodman;
8 assts; $4,000.
Frederick Aver 10 Alfred Fechheimer: SIS 900
Hyman Rubin to Harris Mandelbaum and
ano 81.
Alfred Fechheimer to Title Insurance Co; st5.-
Title Insurance Co to New York Life Insur-
ance Co: SEQ. 900.
Mutual Life Insurance Co to Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. ST.
Same 10 same: 2 assts. $3.50 o00
Aanson Weller and ano, trustees to Alfred
Weller; 2 assts; &s.1T1.
New York Trust Co to Metropolitan Savings
Bank: $4,000
Hanover Mortgage Co to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: $3.50. 900.
Maxwell Mayed to Abraham r. .weins,ein: 81
Abraham d Weinstein to Lincoln Mortgage Co;
! $3.50
Liston G Ketchum to Susan snedeker 81
600 "
John Wherry to Lillian Spangenberg: 81 500
Kate Brennan TO Clara L Caroln; 1000
Clara l. Carolin 10 Sarah Squires $500
Alice NJ Snedeker 10 Harry Rinaido: 400
Bank for Savings IN the City OF New York "a
Paul II Fairchild $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
STOPS AuRDLlNe IN PARK.

There will be no hurdling on the bridle-
path In Central Park so Park Commis-
s.oner Stover will inform number OF ex-
pert horsernen to-day. A request for such
an innovation was recently made by a
number Of frequenters Of the bridlepath.
II have looked into the matter thorough
ly," said Commissioner Stover. and con-
suited number OF The Older riders VINO
use the park bridlepath. They say such
en- innovation would be the means OF
breaking a good many bones, and per-
haps some necks. While there are hurd-
ling horses on the pathway, the great ma
jorty Of the saddle horses in use are not
used 10 such things and would soon cause
trouble. Besides. many children and even
older persons would not attempt TO 90
over the proposed white fences"
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
REVENUE FLEET LIKE NAVY
Operation of Cutters Under New Plan
Will Resemble That of Warships.

Washington, Nov. 16-The revenue cutter
feet is being completely reorganzed along
lines somewhat similar to those of the
naval establishment. The vessels will be
assembled into FIVE divisions. two on the
Pacific and three on the Atlantic coast.
and each in command of a senior captain
Of the service. Under the old system each
revenue cutter was unit IN itself. report
Ing directly TO the captain commandant at
Washington.
The New York division, with Senior Cap
tain Howard Emery commanding. was or
ganized to-day with the following vessels:
The Seneca, the Mohawk. the Manhattan,
the Calumet. the Hudson and the Guide.
The headquarters of the two other Atlantic
divisions will be Boston and Charleston.
S. c.
The North Pacific division will be In
charge OF Senior Captain r. NJ Dunwoody,
with headquarters al Port Townsend,
Wash. The South Pacific division will be
under Senior Captain John F. Wild. az San
Francisco
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17

Company negotiated the sale OF the block
containing seven lots, bounded by west
Farms road, Hoe avenue and 10Th street
for Benjamin M. Tucker to Lowenfeid d
Prayer reported Wednesday.
Denzer Brothers negotiated the lease Tor
Henry De Forest to David A. Schultz OF
the fve-story building at the southwest
corner of cad street and Lexington avenue
exclusively reported Tuesday.
Van vllet & Place were the brokers In
the sale Of Nos 223-225 West 11th street
for Daniel Rosenbaum, reported Wednes-
day.
On the plot reported sold by Mooyer q
Marsten for Seth Low In yesterdays Trip-
une are one fve and one six-story busi-
ness building at Nos. 502 and 504 Broad
way and Nos ~ to So Crosby street, con-
tanning $4,000 square feet. with frontage
Of 4s.6 feet In Broadway and extending
200 feet to Crosby street. with frontage
OF 40 feet on the latter street The prop
erty Is assessed at f445, 200.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17

| Gieberieh to Alice o.Brisn and ano; oc' ~
o2D ST. SIS i2s n z Of Broadway, OH Uni ssui
Mv,,I, NGv u E,S, Ed%r mtg s,sS . N.s.a 81 eeoS
address 1925 42d ST. Brooklyn
o5TH ST. 335 East 8 sty brk. 3oxl0o oe iAtt1, ot1,p
1insold to Bronx Investing GO un's
Nov Ia; 800: address % Nassau ~ ,...,-
HATH ST. s1e East 25xioo: Nov 10; Nets Vets
ments. 8 per cent; Angelo Paradise to ida "e''
man; t7ei Of; address 1875 East li2'h ST. ..
10TH ST. 30 East. 5 sty brk. isx7s,;a oeM: m
wasserman to Philip Goldstein mtg ssS,yn' siSS,y,'
Nov IS; 800; address. 1G8 South "a IT, o'oO"
THE BRONX. =.
BELMONT AVE. s. 12l Il n Of psnIo. as,n Nov
$50; Fiomena D'Auria to Giuseppe De"~"'
l3; 81: address 4264 3D. ave. On
cRoToNA AVE, e 9. 400 IT n Of 1880 aw,,etts Il,
Nov Nov iS mG"9 ssao: % .GSrsss isi6 wsis Plains as.
osIy f.Mg EsorsHsS EsS i tms sssSs S T'';ia IT. siar
East 18TH st. . :,
cAubRwfn TIsy Ill. 4xF ssaSoS Nev q. Is S:i
sent 6 no Van s,. coresa 81. Really SaS so e Sao
rs; James Martin to Charles Eor'%hsw % .n's
f0.soo); Nov IA: 81: address. l42 West <s.n ~
SANE PROPERTY; cnsr'ss ,.,,s FSfssS" ssoSo, 81; IL
Arthur J McSorley; Nov IA 'm's S''"'"' w.
address. i24s Clay ave.
GRAND BOULEVARD. at OF r,s: wSSs:
ave 6f,r4ax irreg; Theodore Roehrs TO Cnal,ss'
v Gabriel: Nov Is; 500; ADDRESS,
Penn.
KrNGSBRIDGE RID, cor Of Dleny n,iI'
lot s. map Section AZ Edenwald; Ha'yn u..-
lette. r<f, to Susan Adj; Nov 10; A'ooV' adu'e'''
ALA Byron ave. A.
LOTS 1l5 and 1Is. map fremont Heisnts; ~ ~
49, yrs; Thomas Pentecost TO Natnah h~"
port: 80. 400: address. 1891 Madison ave =.
SAME PROPERTY; Nov is; yrs: same "
Aaron Binsky 5000; address. IA Grand IT,
LOT S5. map 30 lots; Anthony estate; NOV 10,
yrs, 5h per cent; Henry !. Recoraon ~
Title Insurance Co; f4.250; address, 100 Dro"''
way.
LOT asa to SEQ, map Mott Haven: loof22,
Nov 1G; 8 yrs 5h per cent: Mary hetx ~
Hannah r Hawley; $4,000; address, III "e''
0sth st.
MAITLAND AVE. n e cor Of old rd. ooxiSz
Nov is; yrs: Barthodt Manufacturing 20 Wai ~
Henry J seery and ano: 5000; address, oo wan
st.
MORRIS AVE. 1887. 22xo5 tprior mtg 5000,
Nov o. due as per bond; James II MCGUIRE 70
John II Wagler: 5000: address. SS East losth 81
MAPLE AVE. cor Of Logan 81. IotiiSV tio
Maria D'AnElo 10 Samuel 9reas3n !m's ""
0O0); Nov 10; 500; address. 62l 10th ave.
SETON AVE. W S. 200 II OF Jefferson Ave, .
25xlC0: Charles Jaeger to Signhild Hakmah' NOV
IS; 500: address, ALL Gunthcr ave.
I35TH ST. 61I East. 40xio0 tprior mtg $2o,ooV,
yrs. o per cent: Nov 10; Benenson hsaity 70
TO Arthur McSorley; $500; address. l24s Gay
ave.
l62D ST, e, part lots A to 40, map Noi. IN
Merose: BENJAMIN Benenson TO James j Maruh'
Nov 10; 800: address, SO East kinssoHose 'u'
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

10sTH sTREET-The Irving Judis Building
and Construction Company. has SOLD 10 inc
Douglas Realty Company the new six story eie-
vator apartment house. known as the Canter-
bury. on the south side OF 10eth street. 100 feet
west Of Amsterdam avenue. The buyers give In
loft building. on n plot 30 1xIo7 II feet irrcg-
uar. near ciin street. and also NO 90 Bank ss
feet near Greenwich street.
18TH STREET-Josephine Bleier has sold the
two six story apartment houses. with stores, at
No. 22T 10 233 West 1l6th street. each on a
plot loxioo.li feet. between Seventh and bishth
avenues.
SOUTH " 7GET-Thc Charles T. Noyes Com
pany has sod for Edward H. Kelly No 26e
South s'r.' a fve story building, covering a
plot 32x6a ieet The purchaser is an Investor.
BOwERY-Pierre NJ Clear g. Co. have sold
for Simon and Amelia Herman to Lowenfeid q
Prayer the six story loft building on plot sox
and Hester street. The property was hed AZ
s150.00O. and has not changed hands since 1884
BOTH sTREET-M. q l.. Hess have sold for
Jennie g. Biddulph; wellington n,,n sna heIoei' Mod
Ing Company No. Isl to lS5 West s0th street. a
plot 75xi00 feet. on which there Is now TWO
story building.
s9TH sTREET-The Douglas Robinson rles
S Brown Company has sold for the estate OF
Laura Maniey the vacant plot. 2S.8xloosh feet
No II East seth street between Madison and
Fifth avenues. The buyer Is Lawrence L. Gi-
THE BRONX.
INWooD AVENUE-Charles f. Csthie has
sold for Louis Lowenstein. Of Pearl River:
n Y, the plot on the west side Of lnwood
avenue. 80 feet south OF Belmont street 2lsS
165x irregular. Mr. Lowenstein has owned
the property for twenty-five years.
FRANKLIN AvENUE--Kurz a Uren have
resold for the Bsnenson Realty Company the
northeast corner Of Franklin avenue and i6Ith
street. family dwelling house, on lot
25I100 feet. to an investor.
1G2D sTREET-Kurz & Uren have cold for
the Benenson Realty Company No. 431 East
1924 street. a frame dwelling house. on plot
35xl00 feet.
JEROME AvENUE-Shaw & Co. have sold
for Margaret J. Ellis to an investor the three
story Snthouse and store No. 2347 Jerome
avenue. 1s feet north OF North street. on lot
1Sxs0 feet.
COURTLANDT AVENUE-Ernst q Calm
and !. ]. Pttman have sold No. a21 Court
landt avenue. a Ave story tenement house on
lot 25x140 feet. to John ]. schweitxer
BATHGATE AvENUE-Manuel Perez has
sold 10 Ida Bogolowitz No. 1900 Bathsate
avenue. three story building. on lot 27.7x
S2.7 feet. for $500
wESTCHESTER AvENUE-F. NJ Weiss &
Co have sold for Bessie Gainsbers to Bern
hard j. Farrell south west corner Of Westches-
ter avenue and Mahan avenue
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaie-.J
NOVEMBER l6
NaNuATr

with name and address OF purchafe-J
NOVEMBER i6
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. COS. 25xso; NOV IL. s
yrs: Margaret A McGrath 10 Ernest W woerz
$2T 900: address. 1 East s3d 81.
BROADWAY 50T. 26x2oo 10 Mercer st: s
stanwcod Menken. referee. 70 Alfred Bach
man. Nov is; si02.750
SAME PROPERTY; Trustees ~ Columbia Col
lege TO same. Nov Is: 81: address. lid Broad
way.
SAME PROPERTY: Alfred c Baehman TO Jo-
stph II Wright mtg 100000; Nov l5; 800. ad-
dress. 1877 broadway.
sTH AVE. 2A2 26sTG; Margaret Newman to
Irwin Realty co (mtg s24. 6cD. Nov Is: 500;
address. OF Nassau ~.
t2D ST. 223 west 25xlio; Nov IA yrsi
Sperry A. Hutchinson to Robert Graves ct al.
trustees: $4,000; address. West bist st.
56TH ST, A2 West, sty brk. 961i0o; VIII
INN Bsntel, executor. 10 BARLEY Lynch (mta
sli .ooO,: oct rs $4,000; address. AZ west aoth
street
[ s4TH ST, "a 10 SO West. l00ni07; Nov 10
due per bond Hsnnessey Realty Co TO Han
over Manufacturing Co; f26o.Oo. address, ~
Wall st
seTH ST. 3i2 East. . Hy brk i7Tio7: Leo
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
OCTOBER BUILDING REPORT.

The monthly report OF the Manhattan
Bureau OF Buildings, as given out by Build
ing Superintendent Rudolph p. Miller yes
terday shows a decrease Of nine in the
number Of buildings for which plans were
filed last month. as against the same month
last year, and costing Sl,7lS.625 less than
those for which plans were filed in October
OF last year.
The greatest falling of was in store and
loft buildings. there being plans filed for
three buildings Of this class in october Of
this year. costing $4,000, as against thir-
teen the same month last year costing
3,4s2,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER IS


FREMONT AVE. n g. "a n " OF Anthony ava
a5x1OO: r J Heaney Co agt Alexander Anfsy-
sen owner and contractor; saggese & Iauretta-
contractor; $3.50.
9TH AVE. S3l: NcGowan & Connolly Co art
Harrison Dysr and Perle Knopf, owners:
John NJ and George Martin. lcssecs, Ellison Con-
structon 90. contractor: $3.50.
HUGHES AVE. 2i59; Joseph wirsing sxt
Mrs We'll, owner and contractor; s2ii 80
10TH sT s25 West: Rudolf Gersmann agt
II NJ Realty co and the Eight Twenty Eve West
10th street Holding Co. owners; Zipkes Con-
structon Co. contractor; $500.
PEARL ST. 434; Louis Taxon ast Augusta
schick Elizabeth Dunslng and Augusta Dun
sing, owners: Morris Zimmerman. sub-contractor:
tl63.
AVE b. 93; Morris Friedman ast Hugo
Realty Co, owner; Julius Schwartz contrsc-
tor: $50.
CATHERINE ST, 49, Isidor Goldman agt MIN
ME Garone. owner Frederick Garone. oontrac.
tor: $3.50.
I22D ST. 4i6 to 422 West: Joseph Roderic<
agt Lewis Krulewitch owner; Harry Krulewitchs
contractor: 1889 "a
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
BROOKLYN SALES,

be Polk & Won Claim sold for A. f. Will
son the four-story apartment house No.
l04l Bergen street.
T.. Sharum sold 10 a client No. 500
Central avenue. Brooklyn, a threc.story
brick tenement house on a plot 26.sxi0o
feet. twenty feet north Of schaefer street
The Fisk Rubber Company, OF Chicopee
Falls. Mass, is to establish a branch In
Brooklyn and has leased for term OF
years through John e. Henry. jr, the
building at the southeast corner OF Bedford
avenue and Hancock street
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
wARsHIPs BOUND FOR FRISCO.

san Diego. Cal, Nov. l6.-The first dvi-
sion OF the Pacific fleet. consisting Of the
California, flagship OF Rear Admiral
Thomas, and the South Dakota and Mary
land. has sailed for San Francisco. .Ad-
rniral Thomas said he expected the united
feet to leave San Francisco by November
%. so as 10 arrive at Honolulu before
Thanksgiving Day.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

5TH AVE. cor 26th st: John Grignola at
Charles Peckworth ct al Nov 9. 1911 6y
bonds): 81 $40
s8TH ST. POI East: Jennie Rubin agt samuel
Glass ct al: June l. 1911; $50 25.
sTH AVE, 2442; Griffin Roofing Co sst JohH
Doe ct al; July 49, 1905; s6s.
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor 175th st: Nathan.
Charnack et al agt Lentz Realty Co et al; Nov
H. 1911 So 100
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17

Mary Y Bodgett to Mary @ Richardson. "a !.
600
Ralph jenkins. exr. 10 Adelia Headley: ff
600 '''
william Gorham to Amy Green S90
Same to same: 81 COO
Lawyers Mortgage co 70 Emil Frank s3.Oo
Walheld Nelson 20 Jerome Peck: 80 600
Clara l. carolin to Sarah r Sdures; 81 2oo
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 60 TO IA ~
yers Mortgage Co: $1,000
Same 10 same SO. 600. &.
Maria Beltz 10 Samuel Levy; 5000
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 Marie Ga,-
nel si3.500.
Francis l. WsndeII and emo exr.. to Mary q
SfoNart. 81 200
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
REALTY NOTES.

A. ]. Carpenter Is the purchaser OF No
715 Lexington avenue. the sale Of winch by
the Lazarus estate was reported In yester.
days Tribune. James Kyle a Sons were
the brokers'
The Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
FOR CHEAPER FoopsTUFFs.

The New York Produce Exchange will
tackle the high cost Of living problem on
Monday afternoon at the close OF business
at a conference to which the presidents Of
all railroads leading into the city and big
shippers OF -four and foodstuffs have been
invited.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
SUBURBAN HOUSE LEASED.

Pease e. Gilman have rented for Mrs. c.
w Cutter her dwelling house. at Field
Point Road and West Elm street Green
wich, Conn. 10 John K Berry
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17

SUNDAYS NEW-YCRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere. in the United States
a. $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN.

! LUDLOW ST. 3. so II of Canal st; fof
| a 3 sty bank and lofts, 25x796 Kobre II
Canal st, owner; w Levitan, 3sl 9th ave,
| architect; $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
LIS PENDENS.


a3D ST. III East Jacob Bashein ct al ags
Rosanna Rosenfed ct al foreclosure OF Mtg.
| attorney. ID Gladstone.
WHITE ST. l12 and ia; Walker ct, los to
100. and Centre st. 1873 TO l4g: City Fireproonas
| Co agt Olman & Rothstein Unc) sgt Abingdon
Construction Co ct al Counter claim; attorneys.
| Phillips & Avery
| 120TH ST. 120 East: Katherine Elias agt Louis
II Kopp ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorney l.
| Broadwin.
25TH ST, n s, 1776 II OF 9th ave- % 6x
$50; John Reynolds ast Charles ID Frazee lac
ton to determine claim; attorney, seidman.
| l02D ST 80 East: Augusta Levy agt Max
Rosen ct al foreclosure OF MTG attorney, II
Cohen.
HOE ST (or ave-. W s. 37.3 It 8 Of Home 81.
30x6s.5: Hoe st Tor ave), o. 67.3 II OF Home
ST. 30x65: Public Bank OF New York agt Nathan
Passman ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney
L Marcus.
PARK AVE 1913; Charles Sands ct al sgt
Main Realty Co ct al foreclosure Of mtD AT
torney. N S Borland
BROADWAY, W g, 1911 II s Of 92d st, Ask
So t0x lrreg; Philip Livingston ast Samuel Nc
MILAN action to remove encroachmeno: attor-
ney. II Swain.
LENOX AVE. cor 143d ST, "a I1xS5: Amer
ican Mortgage Co agt Christian Moller ct al
foreclosure Of mtg): attorneys Bowers * Sands
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
ALTERATIONS.

MANHATTAN.
| 1sT AVE. III and 773: to a sty factoryJ
( Tegetmeirer & Riepe premises. owner; ] NJ
| Baker. Long Island city. architect; fs'OV0
New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NOVEMBER 10.
COSTER ST. W 5. 325 II Of Spofford ave,
1O2 11x43 2x11l.3, triangular plot Utility Realty
Co loans Howard Parkes $1,000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-22
|AIEA WON GAME
INSUGAIRLEAGUE
Defeated Waipahu 7-6 In
Close Finish Contest on the
Home Grounds.

A; .Aiea yesterday the Aieas put a
defeat over their opponents, Waipahu,
by a score of 7-6. and by that win
they still remain at the top of the list
in the Sugar League. /
Aiea isn't saying much this year, but
the boys ON the team are doing hard
work, and on the quiet they have a
bunch as to who the pennant winners
are to be this season, and the team
won't be far away from Aiea, in their
estimation.
1t was one-sided up to the seventh.
when Waipahu came through with five
runs. and then II looked more than
interesting for the home team, with the
score tied.
Aiea responded In great shape, and
in the next inning took another, giving
them theName, and not going to bat in
the ninth.
The score and lineup of the teams: