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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph T. Day reports that he has sold
for the Manhattan Beach Estates plot
SJS1oO feet on the west side of West End
avenue. 26O feet south Of Oriental Boule-
ward. to a Mr.. Tibet; also to the same
buyer a plot S0xl00 feet on the west side or
Corbin Place, 260 feet south Of Oriental
Boulevard. This gives Mr.. Tibet plot
SOx2O0 feet, on which he will erect home.
Macray & Rosenthal have purchased
about 200 acres of land in various parts Of
the town of East Hampton, Long Island.
The parcels include the properties OF Sam
uel NJ, David G., NJ, j. II. and G. II. Null
ford. Mary L. Dayton, Edward NJ. Baker,
William o. Racket, Samuel Lester, Jona-
than Fithian, Bessie Hedges, Arthur c.
Ciriring, De Witt c. Talmage, Frank Barns
and May L. Bell The same buyers also
purchased from S. c. Brooks sixty-one
acres at East Quogue, Long Island.
The Thral Construction Company, Max
Kessler, president, has purchased through
Abraham Vogel, attorney, 256 lots situated
in the town Of Islip. Suffolk County, Long
Island, from John H. Peters, of Manhattan.
The company intends to improve the prop
erty and place it on the market.
At Woodmere. Long Island, j. c. Morgen-
THAI has rented his house on Woodmere
Boulevard to Howard Enrich for the win
ter. Mr.. Cassidy has rented for the winter
Mrs. j. Decks Koehls house, situated on
Wood lane, and Samuel Heller has rented
his house on Willow Road, south of Broad
way, to q. Kirshbaum.
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Abraham N Turkeitaub to Morris Garhnkel;
500 - NJ. c.,,,,. T.,
HarTy r Christ to Herbert Royce. comm;
1000. r,., ro. sa ooo
Josephine Gill and ano 10 Mary stewart
Mart Martha w stilwell to Mary c Stewart
$4,000 -. n, ,.,.,.
$500.
John s Buskey. jr, to A. -tment Leasing
CO.. 81. - 2,
Chesleigh II Briscoe TO William Iaylor;
Elsie Hausmann 10 Joseph Bauer; 1900.
Elizabeth O'Connor to Sarah Iurneri
$1,000. ., noo
Arnold Hepner 10 Anna Hepner; Sl,ooo.
Eva l. Bass 70 August He'll; 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Robert
Anna Lippi to Anna Lippi: $1,000.
wellmGn Finance and Realty co 10 herman
wolfson: $1.667. -
Columbia Trust CO to Rosalie G f Barr
susan Van Praag TO John Tierney; 500.
Louis Eisenberg to Max Kobre 81,
Manhattan Mortgage Co to william Z
Costing; 2 assts; $50, 600. , n
William Rabell to Columbian ] Kelly;
assts; $1,000. .
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same nan. Allan I, Carey ct al TO Ella j
Carey; address 1915 Broadway
LOTS e22 to e33. map same; ELI, Ella Zen, Ia.
10 Allan l. Carey and ano; an n'"'' ~
ST. address. 600 West 1850 ST. -,
LOT 80. map Nellie Marvin; Ernesto Eer.i
10 Edward Baragiola; sept ID; Sloo' address'
1880 Unionport I'd.
LOTS s5 and 30, same map: Edward Bar
arInla TO Natatino Barsgiola ana hosa Teili,
sept 1G; 500; address, Hague b. 'eiA''
LOT 537 map Van Nest Park; henrietta
Do Rose to Annie Remington: sept 10 'm's
s. 5000; 500; address. i701 Garheid s!
LOT 81 map Gleason at N Wes, She emts
81. 4OOJ Sept 10; ST. address, Il Morrei b.
Brooklyn.
PLOT. beginning 100 It W OF White Plains
rd x52o # OF Morris Park e,,,n zion fmtg
5000; Sept is; 500; address l'oi Gar
field ST.
PLOT. beginning 4iO II e Of White Plains
I'd x6i2 # Of Morris i Ra5k zla aTS Sept
ISi siO9. address, GIG East le1st st.
ST AIMS AVE, $780, 20xsO; Michael Berg
to Dora Goldstein; Sept Is; 500; address,
50 9TH st.
TRINITY AVE. 8 cor OF lSstn 81; .o .UcH
spencer Realty Co; Sept IA; 81; address, ''o
ST Nicholas ave.
VALENTINE AVE. IS. 2o5 Il e OF lssth
ST. 25x9sx irreg Johanna sen,ess sIo6 10 sdsress'
Lagana (mtg $4,000; May Oh SiVV'
$50 East Goth ST.
WALTON AVE 1897 to 1890, 39xo5; J onn
T. Kaiser to Emma Diberger (mtg SlZ,oOOl
Sept IS, 500; address, 1876 Honey"el ave
18TH ST 8. i25 IT W Of Sd dave, oox 100
Rosie Godner TO Leon Schrayer (mtg s29'-
OOO) Sept 10; ST. address SO East 1lith 81.
152D ST, 419 East, 25xi00; Timothy W BIC
Keever to Stanley Ginsberg tmtg shooo)'
Sept 10; 500. address. 19o East looth b.
-
25y1O0. Hannah NJ Sloane 10 Abraham Kauf-
man and Gabriel Cohen; Sept 10 tnltg
$4,000; 500; address, 1900 Vyse ave.
175TH ST. s s. 40 It of Prospect ave, 2ox
%: Frederick l. Schomburg 20 Samuel Rosen.
berg (mtg 100000; Sept 10, 81: address, 10
North Atlantic ave, Arverne, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
LIS PENDENS.

CAULDWELL AVE, es 40 IL n a ot "a agt
st 25x54 I x2. 8x64. II; Minerva D.tenn. az
wolf Burland faction to recover posses''0"' ="
torney, II c Rickaby. nal.
RIDGE ST, 14o: Aaron Fnttermsn ast Bessie
Tucker vt al foreclosure OF mtge); a'o'"e''
Reiger e..h
RUTGERS PL. 81; Frances simon agt ear"
Bimberg et al foreclosure OF mtge); attorney
+ Sllyerstone.
9TH AVE- 1903; James c McEachen ast n,
thur Schrelner ct al foreclosure vi H''eI'
torney, T Byrnes. ,-,,
ION ST n g. go n E OF Sd ave, 75x1022 Eli
mont Realty Co agt Ramilana Realty Corpora,
ton ct al foreclosure OF mtge); attorney
Goldman.
Ie6TH ST, l. intersection OF line drawn
Southerly in prolonsation OF the W OF SnerhnI
ave, runs n 30 II 10 s lo6th 81 < ~ SNc
100 . 100 100 to beginning; Jessie = NS
Bride agt John Monaghan ct al uoreclosure VI
mtse); attorney, n A Mcbride.
NELSON AVE. sw 8, lot lO2 map OF o1sae g,
mont The Bronx: Beatrice c Burnham et a. az
Annie A Smith et al foreclosure OF mtse); a'-
torney, n A Mcbride.
WEEKS AVE. s. lis 4 s OF 1850 e.. loxso
J Henry Alexander ast Whipple security 90 e'
al foreclosure Of mtge); attorney Lane.
ID AVE, n cor 119th st. 40. 10xs0; Rogers
Building Co sgt Louise Herman (speclhc per-
formanco: attorney, NJ Go!lubier.
LEXINGTON AVE, cor e6th st, 1OO. l1x26
Sarah A Jefferson agt Josephine French ct a.
foreclosure Of mtge); attorney, w W Corlett'
BosCOBEL AVE, $, 1857 u OF roth 81
l6xll4; Herman Knobloch agt city Real Estate
Co ct al foreclosure OF transfer OF tax nen)
attorney. ] I, Llndner.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN


18Th STREET,. II. Pincus has sol sold TO o p;
Graf the old dwelling houses at No go to 22S
West 4sth street, on plot l0OxlOo Feet Inc
property has been held at S2JO,OO.
EIGHTH AvENUE-Max Reese has sold for
George Kilt TO an investor No. 2545 Eighth ave-
nue., five story fiathouse. with stores, on lot
25xS5 feet.
12oTH STREET.-THE H. NJ. Well Company
has sold for Richard w. Freeman to Harry o.
Wood Nos 30 and 81 West 10th street two
three story buildings. on plot 36SxlOO.l1 feet.
The hye story building No l65 West 2Sd street
on lot 25x1l2.6 feet. was given In exchange.
Title TO tho latter parcel passed on Saturday.
21ST STREET-Jacob Bellak has sold the six
story tenement house No. 2ll East 2lst street,
buyer gave in part payment two family house.
on plot 50xl63 feet. in Bronxviile' westminster
County.
18TH sTREET-James w Hastead has sold
No West 10th street, a four story dwelling
house, on a plot 21xl02.2 feet. William a.
White e. Sons are reported to have been the
brokers in the transaction.
GOTH sTREET-Chsrles I. F1eck has sold for
Mrs. F. Frankel to George Willis. jr, Nos. III
and 22l East Seth street, two six story iour
family hathouses, each on a plot 4OxlO0 feet.
the same broker, Nos 223, 225 and 227 East
66th street. three similar houses, all between
Second and Third avenues.
THE BRONX.
1soTH STREET.. NJ. Mosauer & CO. have
solo for Charles p Hallock the southeast corner
OF 1s0th street and Honeywell avenue pi9t
lO0xsl feet. and for Arthur c. Butts the south
west corner of DAILY avenue and 1s0th street, a
plot lOOx32 feet comprising the entire block
front on the south side OF 1S0th street. between
Daily and Honeywell avenues. The same brokers
have sold for John Henry Schnaufer pot on
The east side OF Daly avenue, 70 feet south OF
isist street, ss ex1O0 feet The purchaser is
Dr. Arthur c. Butts, jr., who VIII remove Ms
avenue to same Or Butts having sold only the
land. retaining the privilege of moving the
house.
HOE AVENUE-Max Reese has sold Ior H. ~.
Natzolf No 1869 Hoe avenue. three fanny
house on a lot 25x100 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
BELLE HARsoR LOT SALE.

There was a large attendance at the
auction sale Of Belle Harbor lots held last
Saturday by Bryan L. Kennedy. The bid
ding was active throughout the afternoon
and l4S lots were disposed OF at an aver
age price of 500 a lot The total amount
realized was 100000. one Of the largest
nurcbasers was Edward Pierce. who bought
ten lots in Southampton avenue. Thomas
F. Lancer bought sixteen lots in southamp-
Ton avenue, which included corner at
Washington avenue. This corner plot con-
sisted Of four lots and sold for $500 lot
Other buyers included George HOFFMAN
Charlotte stoll, Henry J. Klappart, s. H.
Ripin, f. NJ. Van Dusen, Louie Voiron,
Dunn e.. Sheridan. E. Colletti, r. II. Rice
J. J. Rockwell. David S. Blair, Della j. Cot
ter. p. ]. Stern and w. L. Peck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
REFUSES TO DISMISS SUIT
Court Decides Against John Gerken In
Action Brought by Woman.

Justice Pendleton denied yesterday the
motion OF John Gerken, former president
OF the United National Bank and head Of
the Waubun Company, which formerly
operated a number OF saloons, to have dis
missed a suit brought against him by Mrs.
Margaret Roche, who was servant In his
employ.
Mrs Roche her attorney said, lived In
a hut at Hampstead. Long Island, and sup
ported a consumptiye son. She charged
that Gerken induced her to invest her saw
ings OF $1,000 in the Waubun Company,
promising her that he would give her the
money whenever she demanded II. Mrs
Roche said that she did demand the
money but was unable to get It. The
Waubun Company became insolvent and
dissolved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19

Some interesting sales were announced III
the real estate market yesterday. or chiet
interest among these was the sale OF the
property at No. go to 22s West 4Sth street.
plot 996xlO05 feet. on the south side OF the
street 22s feet west Of Broadway. The sale
was made by the West Forty-eighth Street
Realty Company "a. L. Pincus. l.. NJ Gold
stone and II. Gram. The property has been
held. at $4,000.
Franklin I. Seaman. the broker In the
transaction, said yesterday that he was not
yet at liberty to name the buyer. but that
the latter purposes to begin shortly the cree
ton OF theatre building. and that he has
obtained for him permanent building loan
Of $4,000 for such a project.
Just east of the site is an old carriage
factory occupying the larger part Of the
Broadway frontage between 47th and 4Sth
streets. which was leased few months ago
for improvement. Theatres which have
been built or planned in a year between
49d and 18th streets, Sixth and Eighth ave-
nues, include the Folies Bergere, Gaiety.
Globe and Edward Rush theatres in 18th
street, the Cohan in 49d street, the Shu-
bert and New theatres in 44th street, the
Columbia at Seventh avenue and 4th street
the Playhouse In 4Sth street and the Winter
Garden, which replaced the old American
Horse Exchange at Goth street, Broadway
and Seventh avenue.
George WIFI, jr.. has added TO his large
holdings on the East Side by the purchase
Of two six STORY fathouses at No 2l7 TO 22l
East 66th street, each on plot 4Oxlo
feet The seller Of the property is Mrs. f.
Frankel The broker In the transaction Is
Charles I. Fleck Mr., WIFI recently ac-
quired through the same broker No. 22S TO
227 East 66th street. The property is be-
tween Second and Third avenues.
A sale Of interest in The Bronx was that
OF a block front on the south side of 1sOth
street, between Daily and Honeywell ave.
nueS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

GANsEvOORT ST, 90 and %: White Con-
tracing Co agt Julie NJ M Grant and Iehn Nj
Bowers, exrs. owners; Hennebtque CONSTRUCTION
Co, contractor 1858 10.
CLINTON ST, "a; sigmund Wagreich agf
Abraham Levy, owner; Jacob Lipschitz con-
tractor; 500.
PLEASANT AVE. s51 and 1858; Empire Roohng
Co agt Mary Altieri, owner; Pietro Altieri'
owner and contractor; $50
Doth ST. 20 West; same agt Bertha Bart
lett, owner: Davies Levin. contractor; 500.
FRONT ST, g W cor Jackson st. 84x36; Rooert
Wick Lumber Co ast Church OF 81 Mary owner
Walsh Co. contractor; sl.313 IL.
CENTRE CT 133 10 1Io: Gilman & Rothstein
Onc) agt Abingdon Construction Co. owner anu
contractor; 81. 234 OF.
MULBERRY ST, s cor Delaney 81, 5Ix
agt Michael Brigante Tor Brigantio). owner ana
f2o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
DWELLING HOUSES AT AUCTION.

No sales were scheduled at the Real.
Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. "a ana
ls Vesey street. or The Bronx salesrooms
Yesterday. In the Vesey street rooms to-
day Joseph p. Day will sell at auction
number OF private dwelling houses. They
include No Sl6 East I'D street. No. 46l West
153d street, No. pa East 18th street and
No 2I8 West 18th street. all three story
dwelling houses: No. II East I'D street,
four story dwelling house. on lot lIlO5
feet: No. l52 West 1920 street. three story
house; No l25 East 18th street five story
and basement dwelling house; No. 325 West
22d street, three story house; No. ls East
ODD street. four story and basement dwell
ing house; No. 2l4 East 6sth street and No.
1O4 East 74th street three story houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
LEASES.

NJ e. L. Hess have leased the top loft at
No. 239 Fourth avenue TO William Schroe-
der E. Co. the first loft at No. 81 to 323 West
34th street TO the A H. Davenport Company;
the third loft at Nos. Ia and l49 West 18th
street to Joseph Hsmerslag; the first loft
at No. 2642 Broadway to the Superior I'm
derwear Company; in conjunction with
James n. Weiss Sons the building No. 555
West 26th street to the Barker Painting
Company
He'll e. Stern have leased for the Roscorn
Realty Company in the new building to be
erected at No. 10 TO 10 East 18th street. ex-
tending through to No. 10 TO II East 9th
street, two lofts containing 5000 square
feet Of space, for a term Of years, az a
total rental Of s125ooo. The lessees are
Charles NJ. Cohen & Co and the Star Skirt
Company.
John H. Degelman has leased to Philip
Berlinger. La Belle Warslauer and John
Stroll for term Of years the property NO.
214s and 2l50 Third avenue. The plot is
about 50x11o feet. and Mr.. Degelman will
remove the old buildings and erect mod
ern business structure for the tenants. Ihe
transaction involves about $4,000.
The E H. Wendell Company, in conjunc-
ton with A. j. Robertson, has leased the
second floor Of No. q West 46th street to
Arthur H. Scott for a term OF years.
Denzer Brothers have leased for Ernestus
Quick to Charles Josephson the store and
basement at No. 222 Fifth avenue; for
David Aaron G. Co. to the Pines Manu-
featuring Company the fifth loft at Nos.
s. and 81 West 2Sth street northeast corner
Of Sixth avenue; for John Volz to II. a.
Rohtmann & Co. the tenth lott At NO 40
10 144 West 22d street; for A. Habistreit-
niger TO 7. Herman the first loft at No. "a
West goth street, and for j. Schattman q
Co. TO NJ. Kramer the third loft at NO. ~
Great ZONES street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
PRISONER CHEATS WoRKHoUsE
Gets Out of a Long Term by Imperson-
ating Another.

Morris Nissonowitz, a pedler, was I'D
Grated from prison yesterday by order OF
Magistrate Manner in the Manhattan ave-
nue. court, after serving in the workhouse
on BlackwelTs Island one week OF SIX
months sentence which had been imposed
on another man. Nissonowitz was or
dAred by Magistrate Manner week ago
TO serve two days in the Raymond street
iau for peddling without a license. on
the same day Magistrate Manner heard
the case OF Joseph Morris, charged with
vagrancy. who was sentenced 10 serve six
months in the workhouse on Blackwehs
Island.
Both prisoners were taken TO the Ray
nond street Jail, and Morris. taking ad-
vantage OF the fact that Nissonowitz could
not speak English, succeeded in passing
himself off for the pedler and answered
when the name Of Nissonowitz was called.
He was taken TO a cell and was freed
after serving the pedlers two-day term Of
Imprisonment
Meanwhile Nissonowitz was sent TO the
workhouse. His failure TO return home
after two days. the period for which he
was known TO have been sentenced, led TO
inquiries which quickly led TO his release
yesterday. The police are now looking Tor
Morris
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF rrantee)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
SEPTEMBER Is.

interest per cent unless OAHcl"'SS SN~'
SEPTEMBER is.
MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY, 557. 22x12s (pror mtg slo,o00}'
Sept IA: / yr Charles Passag and ano 10 o Slo.
vestro Montressor TO August Gazzolo: >lo'oVo'
address, Van Nest Place
GREENWICH AVE, Cox irreg; Avg S !; cue as
per bond Frederick Ertz TO Josephine Ai'e''''
5000; address. "a Lafayette ST.
Sd ST. 40 to IA West. 6Ox50; Sept 10; yrs.
per cent. John McSleer TO NllIl5nn !. 49,
s. 900 address. l15 Nostrlnd ave. BfooHiyh.
sTH AVE- 2ji5, 25xS5 prior mtg Sls.oeg,i
West.
10TH ST. l2l West 25x92 sprior mtg 5000 SoSsgy
savings Bank; 1000; address, l2s Bowery.
18TH ST. II West II sty brk; Sept ~ s,r que
Sent s. 1912 per cent: Damsay Cons Iii
ton co to Moses Wolf; s22'Ioo' ADDRESS, iii'
Madison ave.
SOD ST II West. 23xlo2: Sept Il; due as per
bord. aIuiius Janowitz to Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co; SIS 900; address, l76 Broadway
ST AZ East lsslG2 Sept IS Printing Sts and
PpbIisbine society So 900; address, west
goth st. ,,-o>-x,
GRAND ST. $40 T. S Of isoi psr e. cent: ' I'd.
ward s Napolis to John La Spina: sl'5ooi al
dress, 205i Grand ave. A.
DECATUR AVE. W q, 125 II OF lesth -, ZoA
n0n
oIds 10 Mrs Frank Leslie; 5000; address 2o0'
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg s. 0Oo) SEPT 10 do,
W q uer cent: same TO Frank Rinalol' Si'-V0'
address, 3O6 East 1l6th ST.
ELM PLACE, g. lot Al. amended map MP
Bronxwood Park ok irreg; July q; Que Ap,i.
/. 1914; 6 Per. cent; John Dunn a,s 20
Lifgrien So 600 address, I56 East Zlotn -.
GBAND Boulevard AND CoNcoURsE. 8
~ n n Of 167th St. 30sx204; Sept Is: yrs,
per cent: West Side Constructing 90 10 liuie AL
stance co; $40. 600; address. l35 Broadway.
PLOT BEGINS 40 # Of White Pans ,na so "a
and Gas II II along Morris Park ave, so1IO' , SeP'
niaan ana anO; s4 400; address, 1914 simpson 81
WEST ST s part lot TO- map Wardvie, Sox
rrag, Sept i5 due July /, 1915 warren S GNn
ftructIon co 10 Prospect Investing CO; soo'VV''
address, Purchase, y.
WASHINGTON AVE, 2155. 1sxl15 prior mtg
81 900: Sept Is: instruments, per cent, Msry
N Lynch TO Restof & Battman. corporation
81 10; address, 800 Broadway.
1hoD ST. 41e East, 25x1O0 prior mtg $4,000 :
sent IL: due May 10, 1912, per cent; Stshey
Ginsherg TO victoria Bitterman; Sl'3o<' auureS''
10 West Hath ST.
15sTH ST. n s. 26s IT OF courtandt ave, I isx
1907 Sept 49, yr Per cent Mary aNs WnSTs
10 John Buckley: $500; address QUO hoi'i'
Park ave. -
155TH ST. SIS. 125 It OF Courtlandt ave 2ox
100. Sent 10: due July /, 1915. per cent Aora-
NJ sloane; So, $50; address, Sf41 Decatur ave
10TH ST. n $. 90 It w OF Fulton ave, lots
$40 OO0 EACH: Sept IS; due as per bond; Heymaan
Fclman TO William Costing; $4,000; ADDRESS, lou
Fulton ave. -.
17sTH ST. 8 .. $40 IT W OF Anthony ave, 23x
100; Sept 2; VT, per cent; Margareta, hlPer ,
10 Harry T Crlst; $1,000; address, Middleto"h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
MOTORS TAKE HORSES PLACES
Members of Engine Company No. 20
Say Farewell to Six Old Friends.

The six horses OF Engine Company 20. Of
the Fire Department. were driven from their
quarters at No. 243 Lafayette street shortly
after o'clock yesterday 10 make way for
two automobile hose carts that were re-
Gently purchased. The gong that called
the horses TO their places for the last time
was sounded by Deputy Chief Langford.
AS they turned south in Lafayette street
there came the sound OF the chugging OF
the motors OF the new apparatus
The new automobile apparatus was piloted
into the house by Ernest Grieger and
Stephan Rice. both graduates of the auto
mobile school OF the Fire Department The
machines are capable OF thirty miles an
hour. ard each carries 1000 feet OK hose.
The horses will be taken 10 Long Island.
where they will be taken care of. Fire
Commissioner Johnson and several other
ofncials Of the department were present
20 watch the change take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
SEPTEMBER Is.

with name and address OF lessee''
SEPTEMBER IS.
HOME ST. 7s6. store, etc; Anna Hana ,-o 70
Tollv s Terrsky; yrs from Aug /, 1871 s'so'
address, 796 Home St
SD AVE, 1922, south store. etc; Charles W9-
linsky 10 Nathan Schwarz; yrs from may -
io1i; 5000; address 1922 Sd ave.
SD AVE. 1901. all; Edward A Morrison I,ol,, 10
John Flanagan; yrs mos rom 'u'' -
ielI: $4,000; address. 1901 Sd ave.
9TH AVE s75 1st loft above store; ~ Sa fIoIn
sobel 10 Michael Naftae 4 yrs ! mos from
Oct /, 1911; 81. 900; address, 748 6th ave
9TH AVE. $50, room on 1ST ,9gnIa so TTs
mos from Sept :. 1911 5000; ADDRESS 800
West Goth ST. -
9Th AVE. eOs front basement; BENJAMIN w
I1yitan to Rudolph Schlenker; yrs 10 mos
from July l, 1911: $1,000: address, 4ol EdS'
13Sth st.
9TH AVE, W cor of path st, south store tore;
Thomas Lynch to John Kelly; mos from
Sept /, 1911; $4,000; address. 437 West S4th ST.
sgd ST. S37 East parlor floor. etc; Morris
Steinberg 20 Harry Grossfeld; . yrs from OC'
/, 1911; $40; address. 1913 1st ave.
SD ST, POI West. store No p Josephine
Iederer 70 Abraham Tahowitch; yrs from
Oct /, 19l1 $40; address, 2l5 west $50 ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
SELL STATEN ISLAND ESTATE.

One OF the largest transactions in recent
years in Richmond involves a sale OF the
property belonging to the estate OF Charles
Fish. which has been effected by d. T. Cor
nell, Of stapleton. The property comprises
twenty-six parcels of land. including nine
teen houses on Castleton avenue, Barker
street, Richmond, and on state and John
streets and Broadway. West New Brighton.
The purchasers intend improving the prop
erty by the erection Of stores and dwelling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

RAILROAD TRACKS in centre OF foreman
Road, IS II Q OF Decatur ave, 10 west lo4.n So 81
Ejore Amanna agt Union Railway 20 e' ~
"a, 1911 (by bond; $3.50 10.
WEBSTER AVE. s. 1888 II OF le9tn ~;
viiian, r. Goodstein agt Bernard CONSTRUCTION
co et ali; Aug o. 1911 (by bond); $500.
JACKSON AVE, o75 to 979; Cerussi s Maroie
Works agt John Doe ct al: July ~ NsIl' 30
,eon CT saa and 545: Richard Thibaut
nncI aEt Barkin Construction Co ct al; Feo "
1911: s24
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
SELLS SANDS POINT FARM.

S. Osgood Pell & Co. have sold for Joseph
P. Knapp. president of the American Litho-
graphic Company. his farm ut Sands Point
to Mrs. +. NJ Parker. 1t is in the neigh
borhood OF the estates of Ralph Thomas,
f. n. Hoffstot and Howard Gould.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
S5OO0OO THEATRE FOR 4STH STREET
Property West Of Broadway Held at S25O00O Purchased
Site for a New Playhouse.
TWO BIG EAST GOTH STREET FLATHOUSES SOLD

houses In Castleton avenue and Barker
street, remodelling the other dwelling
houses. and by the erection of new build
ings on the vacant portions. The sale was
for cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

1s0TH ST, whole front between Belmont and
Hughes ayes, --x70x irreg; Adams Realty Co
loans Kovacs Construction Co $1,000.
EAGLE AVE. s, $50. 10 II Of 156th at, 5ox
115; city Mortgage Co loans G Evans Construc-
ton Co 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
.se,oNmENTs OF MORTGAGES.

Farmland schooner to Edw Masda, temporary
admir-; $1,000: attorney. George a blahh' 81
Broadway.