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New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
JULY II
MANHATTAN

with name and address Of lenders attorney
JULY II
MANHATTAN
BROAD ST. 10 and 81: mtg on personal prop
erty May l. 1911 Abraham Blank 10 Charles
Rosenstock; 5000: attorney. r Ehrman. III
Broadway.
GREENWICH ST. e s.. $40 II OF West
nth ct. 2Ox7O O9x2lI71e; June 2s 1910; Gree Green
wch Investing co 70 Max koore, tS.ooo' az
MARKET ST. SO, 25x67e; March ). 1905;
BENJAMIN Zimmerman ct al TO Sender Jarmu :
lowsl<v; s275O: attorney Morris Clark, loo
East Broadway.
MARKET ST, 80 and 81 (Hamilton st. 4sl.
Harris Kineger ct al 10 Serdcr JarmuloWsky,
s24. .00O attorney same as above.
RIDGE ST " 8. 1909 n n OF Delaney ST
2f.5X67x24x6I; July 10; 1903, Morris Mandels-
attorney otto A samuels 90 Nassau st.
% AVE. 24s IT n OF w cor 5th st, "a 3x
100: June IS. 1910; solinser Realty co TO
Annie Carbrey; $4,000; attorney Chris q
Hupfel, 30 Wall ST.
9Th AVE. 0 s. 25 # n OF 10th ct, 21x522;
Aprjl 10. 1905. Angeline Court TO E VI & r
Schaffncr. 81 900; attorney. VI schafrner. s0s
West SIIh st.
1ST ST. 81: mtg on machinery. etc; Oct ?7.
1909: abraham Masner TO Barnhart Type
Foundry co, SlS5
SAME PROPERTY; July l. 1911; same to
Louis Masur 5000; address 81 LIST st.
GOTH ST, S44 East, 2ox1oO5: Sept I. 1904;
torneys. II & II oppenheimer, Maiden
SAME PROPERTY: Sept I. 1904; Alvin
Ohlsen to Selig Housah; $4,000; attorney.
Dudley s Hardc. 12j Broadway
1l7TH ST. 60 West. 25xl0011: May IS.
81. 900 attorney. 9 2 Sutherland. 12O Broad
THE BRONX.
AQUEDUcT AVE, cor 1884 ST. ssx1oo
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18

intentions resulted in Seward Park yester-
day in as bad an exhibition of cruelty as
the East Side has seen.
A rumor started in that neighborhood
that the man at the cage. James Cutler,
would pay two cents for every cat brought
to him. That was enough for the boys
They hunted alley cats, they stole pet
cats. Armies Of boys dragging cats by the
tail, hauling them by the scruff Of the
neck, descended upon the cage at Essex
and Canal streets ell day Sunday only TO
find Mr.. Cutler not there. The invasion
began again early yesterday morning and.
Mr.. Cutler being there, nearly one hundred
cats were taken in and carried away by
the society's automobile at noon. The
automobile made a second call about the
middle of the afternoon, getting sixty-fve
cats Then Mr.. Cutler locked up the cage
and went home.
But the boys didn't stop bringing cats.
They discovered way to lift the cage up
and thrust the cats into one OF the lowest
compartments, which was f1oorless and
stood in a puddle three inches deep. When
Tribune reporter stopped there, at 8
O'clock this compartment was a mass Of
muddy, Scrambling, terrified cats. Kittens
with their eyes not yet open lay drowning
In the water at the bottom. One fine white
cat, evidently a pet, appeared to have
gone mad with fright, and hung to the
wires at the top, its eyes starting out Of
its head Meantime the boys were anus
ing themselves by jabbing through the
wires with sticks to make the cats more
frantic.
dc ir11an
the three hundred or four hundred persons
who had gathered around the railing inside
Of which the cage stood didn't like the
sight
This thing ought to be stopped" said
one man who had stopped to look. There
may be too many cats in the world, but
they oughtn't to be treated like that"
Cats were everywhere, outside the cage,
too Many boys who brought them simply
dropped them on the ground and left them.
The majority OF the cats were. obviously.
pets. plump and well cared for in appear
ance, and when thrown down were too
frightened 70 do anything but cover under
the feet OF the crowd. Some. too young to
walk, crawled helplessly and we're tram
pied under foot.
In a pasteboard box against the cage
was litter of newborn kittens, half
drowned by the rain.
There was one park attendant at the
cage, and he was pretty nearly exhausted
II have been chasing cats away from
here for two days" he said. wiping his
heated brow The boys around here have
brought hundreds, and they are not stray
cats. Most of them are house pets, tame
and easy to catch. They'll have to stay
in that cage till morning, now, and can't
do anything-I haven't authority"
Every little while some woman would
come clambering over the fence hunting
for a lost cat.
"A big Maltese. mine was" said one. He
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
MANHATTAN BEACH SALES.

Joseph F. Day, sales agent for Manhat-
tan Beach Estates, reports the following
sales: a plot s0x1oo feet, In Beaumont
street. 24O feet south OF Oriental Boule-
ward; a plot, 4ox10O feet in Corbin Place
40 feet south Of Oriental Boulevard;
plot. aDxlO0 feet. on West End avenue, IL"
feet south OF Oriental Boulevard; a plot
6OyloO feet, in Beaumont street, $50 feet
north Of the Esplanade; a plot. 4oxlo" feet,
in Corbin Place 10 feet south of Oriental
boulevard: a plot, 40xl0o feet, in Amherst
street. i4o feet north of the Esplanade; a
plot, ioxl2o feet, in Corbin Piece, between
pIot. 66xl2O feet. in Corbin Place 800 feet
north Of the Esplanade; plot. 4CxlOO feet.
in Amherst street, 26o feet north OF the
Espianade: a plot. 40xl2Q feet. In Coroin
Place. 1M feet north Of the Esplanade;
plot, 4Oxl2o feet. in Corbin Place lfo feet
north Of the Esplanade, and plot, ixlve
feet. in Amherst street l@ feet north OF
the FSplanade.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
THE WEATHER REPORT

Oniciai Record and Forecast. WafhlnEi"h'
July l7-GeneraI showers fell within the las'
twenty-four hours in the Atlantic ana ""i
states the upper Ohio Valley, the lower laAe
region. Kansas Nebraska ana ORI"ioil''
Scattered showers are also reported from we
Rocky Mountains and south plateau regions
Heavy rains fell during Monday IN hahs"s'
Oklahoma, North Texas. North Arizona East
ern virginia Pennsylvania. New jersey ana
New York. Temperatures are generai'y 'o"'
in the Atlantic states the south plains s'a'''
and west Of the Rocky Mountains. In iao''
,emperatures are now near or below the nor
NAL In all parts OF the country except In the
North Pacific states. where readings continue
high. although some what lower than on sun
day Moderate temperatures VIII continue
Tuesday and wednesday throughout all ais
tricts from tho Atlantic Coast west 10 the
Rocky MountainD. with change TO cooler
weather Tuesday night and "Wednesday over
the north plains otates and the upper Mlssis,
sippi VALLEY. lhore will be showers Followed
by clearing weather Tuesday and fair weather
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
GAS EXPL0DES; Is HURT
Two Separate Shocks at Small
BROOKLYN Fire.

Ten firemen and five others were burned
and bruised in two explosions that accom-
panied a small fire in the cellar Of T.. b.
Webster & Co. manufacturers of silver
ware. No. s22 Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn,
yesterday. Early in the morning the
BROOKLYN Union Gas Company installed "A
meter in the cellar Of the four story brick
structure. Later gas was detected, and
William Leggett, who was employed as a
fireman in the plant, went down to invesu-
gate
He lit a match, sand the explosion that
followed set fire TO the place. The noise OF
the explosion and the smoke threatened to
stampede the seventy-five men and women
employed in the building. but Miss. Ella
Windhorst the telephone operator in the
office, informed the foremen Of the floors
that there was no great danger.
Meanwhile the firemen had arrived, and
Lieutenant Daniel Harrigan, of Engine 1876,
headed the attack upon the flames. fire
man who mad been sent ahead into the cell
lar had reported that he had shut off the
flow OF gas and it was supposed that the
danger Of another explosion had been avert
ed Some of the employees OF the factory
had entered the cellar to assist, and many
others had returned to their places upstairs.
Two high pressure streams were playing
on the blaze when the second explosion
came The first explosion had broken the
gaspipe in the cellar II was found later
permitting a leakage. The second eXplo-
sion was much worse than the first The
building rocked and the employees who had
re-entered the building rushed out IN
manic All the men in the cellar were
knocked down and their comrades had to
drag some of them to the air.
Drs Scott and Robertson were calico
from the Brooklyn Hospital and found IT
necessary 10 remove eleven of the rictims
for further treatment. None was in a
serious condition. The damage to the
building was slight
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18

Few sales were reported in the real es-
tate market Yesterday. The little trading
done was confined to dwelling houses
Among tbese were a three story structure
sold by DIR. Charles S. Benedict In west
1921 street and four story pu''ins
West 14th street, which, II Is saiu' WIZ ''
used as a private school
Preliminary plans have been hied lor u"
eleven story ireproof factory bulidihs "
OCCUPY the entire block front on the eao'
side of Eleventh avenue, from 4oth 70 sun
street and extending back 80 feet on eao
street. with driveway ~ feet Wlde. l"0
structure is especially designed TOT H. Auei
bach & Sons. candy manufacturers, WHO
have outgrown their present place In west
ootb street and have been forced for some
time TO accommodate the various depart
mepts Of their business in number OF
scattered buildings. When compieteo II
will include an aggregate hoor area vi
200 900 square feet. The building Is to nave
automatic sprinkler equipment throughout
The manufacturing floors are TO De very
high and more than 70 per cent OF the eN-
terior walls OF the building Will be OF glass
Robert IA Kohn, architect, estimates the
cost at $4,000.
Within a week workmen VIII oesh u
tear down the old Barge Office pulidlhs'
which had been long Landmark IN the
lower mart of the city, to make way lot
moro rodera building which will be erected
on the site.
Collector Loeb has provided temporary
quarters for the customs staff in the Cus-
tom House and the Appraisers stores
thereby saving the government some SZ9'VV''
which was appropriated for rental expenses
pending the building of the new barge VI
flee. $1,000, =. ,ho Cus-
The Offices to be transferred to the 10 10
tom House are the revenue cutter serNIce'
under captain Hamlet the tltth ulNlSIo.,
under DEPUTY Surveyor Raczkiewlcz, Whlcn
has TO do with the collection OF Dasease
duties. and the second and thrd dlNlsloito,
U,bIch take i'm the boarding ofhcers, tne
inspectors detailed for oassaSe IIIsp ~ or
The immigration boarding ofhcers, tne VI
flee of the handling of immigrant baggage
and the other offices which have TO 40 WIN
the immigration service VIII move 10 VIZ
temporary ferry landing and mouse pu.'t
ON the pier Just 30 the west OF the pi eseii'
Barge Gfice anu IN Battery PARK Inc aP
nraisors will be housed In the Appralsei .
Stores christopher and Washington stIettSS'
The new Barge Office Will cost Sp,V.V,,
and will be used Jointly by the customs ana
immigration departments. Ine preseI.
plans call for a two story brick bulIoins oi
Spanish style and crowned by req ule
roof At one corner il was planned 70 put
an eightv-foot tower. This, 1t is said. Is to
be abandoned to bring the cost of construc-
tion within the present scant approprlatioha
n NAV take nearly two years TO complete
the building
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee!
interest so unless otherwise stated
MANHATTAN.


MAMMAL lh-fs
JULY II.
Tx Ir,9 $50 oooj; July IT: due Jan Z. ielz:
psr cent as per bond CONGREGATION be ana
israel Bikur Cholim 70 Fs5msTs a5 M,,a1 Loas 10 a. anu
Trust Co; 10000; address ~ "n"
oo sPRINd -, ~ AIbany Road. .75x57; July is
10 1Zr,or - mtg s3i '7OOJ; due as per bond; Roma
Construction and EngineerinSo o 20 1,b 70 ave. e'"
spnIxc ST. lo4 to 1os. 5ox75x irreg; July
-. a vrs pet cent: Benz Wintsrbottom 70
Henry 'B Meme; $4,000; address 900 re'''
ave. vrs AZ per
ca v,nrs Rank; So 900: address. 12s Bowery
sTH AVE Gs7. 2lx1OO leasehod; July 10;
dus Oct 10. 1911; per cent; vincent Leon Lss
ard ct al to Veronica Mock slZ'ooV' a'u'
740 Sth ave. ,,
18TH ST, 2s9 IN 271 West SAX Ireg; Jul. JIss
IN. due April /, 1912; 9 per cent chadao chalaes
Rubinger 10 Joseph Butten"iesef' SiV'V'''
address 200 Broadway.
~ dnc as Der bond: Florence c Merrill 20
Mary Boomer; $4,000; ADDRESS Do i'''"e
Place. -
25TH ST. l27 to 1871 West; T21as is,s! Juty per .4
cent: centc' Iohn olson Construction CO TO Mary
G IS stewart; $4,000; address. 2s st johns
f'asT aSTH s" ST, AS West. 4-sy brk. 21I1oo; July
II: yrs; Margaret Harten to Lawyers Mort
gage 90; 10000 address. 80 LioeTsy 80. so Univ
l2CTs az G.r ~ cent c.nt; Susan sal weber 10 Ger
man savings Bank; $4,000; address 100 East
14th ST. ,-o.Su.y ,oox
Irrer: July H. demand, per cent; Fauitles.
construction co to City Mortgage CO.
sf5s 900; address. - wall ST
SANE darac phVS 70 Iobn G Orr Co: SAC 900; ad
dress. Java and West SITS, Brooklyn.
THE BRONX.
AorrEDuCT AVE, 2252. 8sxloo; July "A; 8
yrs; Charles Buckbee 20 Comm00nweaitn ne a. =,
ave.
BURNSIDE AVE. n g. IS {, " Of Anthony
ave, 17x15; July II; 5 yrs; Baroars so6 NON sS
dress, 30 Liberty st
plot: july il; demand, per cent; Antonio
Cimolll TO David Mayer Brewing CO. S4oo'
address. $3.50 Sd ave.
(prior mtg 1900; July IA; / Vt; George eo T
Fudji to Rafraele Luonzo and ano' S"o'V'
address. $50 East 1s4th st
lot 81 10 80. map Bronx Terrace; July 15:
yrs q per cent; D n Dillon Co to Margaret
1eukel: &, 200: address. 7s0 Elton ave
LOTS 80. "a. So 81 and es. map Adee
Park; July 13; duo Jan H. l9l2; per cent ;
Joseph A Msssia to warwick Realty and Con-
struction Co; 5000: address, 20 West LIST ST..
Mount Vernon. Y.
MORRIS AVE. 1929. 25x1oO; July 49, due
Aug / 1912: Herman FRANKIE TO smith VIII
iamson exr $4,000. address. White Plains
y y.
RYER AVE. POSI-. 25xl54x irreg; July /;
2 yrs 6is ner cent: Annie Quinn 10 Elizabeth
II Jacques: $4,000; address. Haines & Chew
aves Germantown, Penn.
wAsHINGTON AVE $, 20 # Of 174th
st. 25xse prior mtg 5000; July 1; hye in;
stalls ( per cent: Adele Polak 10 David
Kraus So 900. address. 2ie West 12sth ST
WILKINS AVE, e, ls2 Il OF Jennings
ave 4ixis0 (prior mtg $50 2OO0); July 13; due
Dec 30, 1913; per cent; Success Construction
co 70 Edward T Beck; $1,000; address Sea-
10th ST, SIS. 275 It Of Sd ave. 26xloo
fnrior mtg $4,000 July IS; yrs, "a per
cent: Fredk Muller 70 Clara Wottrich; $1,000;
address 2a7 East 161st 81
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
Seen i'm the Shops

Combination sun and dust caps. OF
checked gingham are 25 cents.
Prettily embroidered nightgowns OF fine
batiste sell for IS cents
Palm leaf fans, from the largest to the
smallest sizes, sell from 3 10 10 cents
apiece.
Mems negligee shirts. with soft collar
and cuffs. sell for 81, and are OF excellent
quality.
Tbermos bottles are displayed in one
shop at prices ranging from 81 10 81 80, ac-
cording 10 size
Egg cutters shaped like pair of scissors
are novelty which sell for 50 and 70
cents a pair
Coin holders of silr, plate sell for 80
cents set.
Large shoe horns with long handle of
sterling silver sell for 50 cents
Large Turkish bath towels sell for 20 and
40 cents.
Skirts OF satin messaline, with deep
fiounee. sell for 81 49,
White linen skirts sell for STA
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee

(With name and address OF Iessee.J
AVE D. 20 and %; Sd st, 841 and 843 East;
all: Hyman Lazarus 10 Abraham Rakbehick;
. yrs 10 mos from July ], 1911. $,52i' ad-
dress so Rockaway ave, Brooklyn.
1NTERvAIE AVE, 1247. store etc. base
ment; Theresa Sana TO Timothy Kenney; y
yrs from June !. 1911; 5000; address, 2ol9
Bryant ave.
LENOX AVE Az, store and part cellar;
Samuel Munich and ano to Richard Ahrensi
yrs from May I, 1911; $1,000; address Az
Sth ave.
LONGwOOD AVE. ss7 store and basement
George Edgar and TO Louis Wiltceki .
yrs from Aug l, 1910; 5000; address. ss7
LongwoOd ave.
sTH AVE, 105. store etc; Peter Doeger to
Moses Lpnick; yrs from May l, 1911; S72O;
address, 105 Sth ave.
10TH AVE, s97. store and basement; Paul
Langefeldt to Charles Enscel: yrs 10 mos
from July I, 1911; 81 OsO; address. 497 10th
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address o, purchaser)
j VII IL
MANHATTAN.

JULY IL.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 4O7, 25xs5: Jane c Oh
vera 10 Conrad Licke and ano; July II (mtg
s22 900; 500; address 2l0 West SGD st.
HENRY ST. les. 26xlOO. Henry Jeren to
Samuel Cohen; July IA tmtg s32,2O0l; 500; ad-
dress. 2l2 Chrystie st.
l1TH ST. $. 14O IT Of waverley Place. Fix
irreg; Abram l. Cross 70 Gertrude W Cooler;
Jan % mtg $4,000; 81: address, Asbury Park.
PATH ST. 1852 West; ,sty brk 25x9s; Mary ~
address. III Steuben ST, Brooklyn.
SAME PROPERTY; Florence n Merrill 10 Sc
curity Mortgage Co; July mtg $4,000; 500,
address, 70 William st.
t2D ST, n cor Vanderbilt ave new lins),
runs 25 TO old line Vanderbilt ave x722 to s
45th ST for street purposes. New York & Har-
lem Railroad Co and ano 10 city Of New York;
June ~: 81.
72D ST. 315 Bast; sty brk. 2OxlO2; Edward
81: address. 1855 Madison ave.
slsT ST, 1is East; 9 sly brk, 2oxloo; George
Viehmann 10 Abby Howland; July l; 500;
address. Shinnecock Hills. Long Island.
GOTH ST. West. sty brk 25xlOo; Hattie
Kasberg 10 Grace r Turner; July u; 5000, ad-
dress, West Goth st
1olsT ST. als West siy brk i1noo .53 Eugene 6c@
500; address. lGs East esd ct.
10TH ST. I42 West; 3 sty brk. 2oxlOo; Sarah
Nathan TO Mary A Iarkin; July II mtg s15-
OOM; address. 1ls West 10th ST.
10Th ST. 1875 West: 8 sty brk. 2ox10ox irreg:
I, Rosentha and ano TO Rebecca VI Rosen-
nal; July IL ST. address, 1875 West 12oth ST.
l27TH ST, S. 292 II Of Broadway. look
irrez; the John Orr Co 20 Faultless Construc-
ton Co: July IL Ontg sts. oom; 800. address "a
Lafayette 81.
THE BRONX.
BALLOON AVE, n 2 cor Spotord ave, 50x101;
Lizzie Duffy 70 Patrick Duffy; June II, 81 ad-
dress. Jones 81.
ENNEsCLIFF PLACE, s. 517 II Of LIS
bon Place. Six irreg; Elizabeth ONeill TO
Eleanor King: June 20. 1910 (mtg $4,000 Sli
address. 256 East 203d az.
LOTS and 10, parcel 10, map subdivision
estate william r Ogden at Highhridge May -;
Lizzie Duffy to Patrick Duffy; 81; address. g
Jones ST
LOTS and 2. map 1851. map - lots sub
division Of lots 61 and 142 map Bronxwood
Park. and lots IS m 81 and GO n 6S Adee Park;
Warwick Realty and Construction CO to Joseph
A Masscia mtg 81 30M; July II: 800 address,
10 Rosewood ST.
LOT 23l 10 pa, map 500 lots part Schehelin
estate 5Ox10O. Lizzie Duffy TO Patrick Duffy;
July l2 81: address, Jones 81.
ROCKFIELD ST. s. 1913 # Of Williams
bridge Road. 50xl0O: Elizabeth \ ONeill 70
Eleanor r King (mtg 80 9OO): oct On. 1910; 81;
address 256 East 2031 81.
ST AIMS AVE 674 25x94; Caroline Weber
10 Mary Burgbacher Ontg $1,000 July II; 800;
address. - 25th ST, Guttenhurg. J.
WISE AVE. ISL 20xlOD. Ellis L Amdur 10
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

WEST I02D STREETS. p. McCornick anu
T r. Teaycraft e co. sold for DR.. Charles p
Benedlct TO James McENenie No. 80 West lVZu
street. three story and basement dwehlns
house on lot lSxlO0.11 feet.
14TH sTREEr-John 7. Maloney has sold 10 10
ooa West I4th street a four story dwelling
house, on lot 25xt03.8 feet. II is said that inc
property will be used as a private school.
CHARLES STREET-William II. Whiting g
co have sold for Charles II. Laughlin et a.
Nos ia and 1876 Charles street 119 feet west
OF the corner Of Greenwich street. plot COM
prising 5000 square feet The purchasers VIII VII
erect a building for their own occupancy l"o
Duross Company represented the sellers.
PARK AVE-John j. Kavanagh sold for Mark
L, and Solomon II. Abrahams No. 1923 PARK
avenue, adjoining the northeast corner or soIn
street five story double fathouse, on lot 25x9o
feet
10Th STREET-Porter g Co have sold Tor
Amelia l.. Richardson the three story brownstohe
dwelling house, No. 127 West l29th street
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
CANNED BRoILED CHICKEN.

Here is a pleasing piece Of information
for the housekeeper who wants to go pic
nichng. She can, II she likes. buy either a
half or a whole broiled chicken, packed in
alright cans, and save all the trouble,
the heat and the discomfort of cooking.
These are put up by well known French
firm and are finding great favor Their use
need not, Of course. be confined 10 picnics.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
LEASES.

He'll & Stern have leased $500 square feet
In the Commercial Building. at No. 7l6
Broadway. 10 A. sherwn G. Bro. and Mum
YES e. Berlin The leases are for long
term of wears at an aggregate rental Of
about $4,000.
The DufT &, Brown Company has leased
the three story dwelling house No. 474 West
10th street TO II. Heneneal.
Benedict e. Co. have leased the store az
Tho northeast corner Of '-onth avenue and
ilIst street to the Frcncu- American Stores
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
of InfereSf to tUomen
CATS SEIZED FOR SALE
Report That Woman's League
Paws for Animals ArouSeS Boys.

When the Woman's League for Animals
installed cages in Battery Park and Sew
ard Park and put paid attendant In each
place with instructions TO gather In home
less cats and dogs. these cats and dogs to
be taken away by the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Animals and de-
stroyed. they did SO with the most humane
intentions. But good intentions don't al
ways work out in the expected way. Good
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
LIS PENDENS.

,asTu ST 5l5 West; George B,u.s;ls
syt Isaac Levy ct al foreclosure Of mtsli
attorney. c Brandt. tr.
BROADWAY, 1874; Charles E wilcox .s.
Ellsworth Childs 81 a. Qoreclosure OF mu;
attorne,s Hotchkiss Barber & MCGUIRE,
-oTH ST 25l West; George J Essig az!
Mabel c Golding faction 70 toree!o's me-
chanio's lien). attorney F 9 s'hwao
MARION AVE. g. $50 u OF lss'n l.ss ,s
n W Of Avenue 81 John. 37sxlo5; GIRO b.r.
reIrf act Picone Realty co 81 al (to declare
trus, etc): attorneys, Menken BIOS