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New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

NORTHERN AVE; n cor l79th ST 1ooX1oo;
Savoy Glass 60 ast II Realty 60 and Zipkes
Realty Go. owners and contractors; $206.
99TH ST cor Riverside Drive. if2x1o5:
Jacob ~ Werbelovsky agt Highwood Realty and
Construction 60. owner and contractor; s2.5i5 5s
11GTH ST. DDS West; Otto Peterson agt NIL
ton Bullinger contractor; sal 20.
WISE AVE cor Jennings ST. T5xiOO. Ma
tran Passmsn agt Crispe Construction Co, owner
and contractor: $64S Il.
9th ST. 12T West: Daniel Murphy agt
John y Olson Construction co. owner and con
tractor Sl03 IS.
l23D ST. 232 10 236 East: Nathan Bergstein
aCt MAY Lyons owner and contractor; s77 80.
GID ST. 223 East; same agt same: sis.
list ST. III Fast; same sgt same; Sis.
18TH ST 155 Fast same agt same S26.
9TH AVE. n cor 2sth st. 56.6xi276: John
Gringola ct al agt Crosic Realty 90, owner,
Charles n PeckWorth. contractor: $3.50.
BOTH ST. 130 and 132 West; Christopher Nslly
agt Siogfreid Willershausen. contractor; 500 81.
9th ST 1il Wos;; same agt same; 500
3STH ST. los East: ! " Clark Inc agt Dolly
\ NaseL owner and contractor; S256.
1I2D ST. 1o2 10 los West; George Storm
agt 1929 street and LenoX Avenue co. owner;
lsidor !, Cohen. contractor: SIP 40
1ST AVE. 1137: Louis Mover agt Prudential
BOND and Mortgage Co ct al. owner; f Adler,
BRONXWOOD AVE. cor of 220th ST. lax
105: Wilson, Adams & 60 agt Eugene Metzser,
owner. et al trenewaD; $2,JI6 -.
30 AVE, 3999; Charles Chatzinoff agt Philip
Hendricks. owner: Louis Severis and Max Bore
WITT, contractor; S3s 90.
9TH AVE, n Of 30th st. l19x103: Ron
aids a Johnson agt bOew Amusement co ct al,
lcssees. l. Blake * Brother. contractors; S6S9 80.
IST 81. n $. 20 II " of ID ave. 65.Gx75. II q
Nogel 90 agt George + johnson, owner and
contractor: Sl4S4 81.
SD ST. ii6 West; II g Nogel co agt 4l6 West
33d Street Realty Go. owner and contractor; s6.-
5gT
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
DAVIE GETS FIVE YEARS
Boston's Boy Broker Pleads
Guilty to Embezzlement.

Boston. Nov. s-Robert r. DAVE
young stock broker. who fed 10 sou,A
America last year 10 escape clamorny
creditors with half a million dollars IN
claims, was sentenced 20 a term OF ay,
years In the House OF Correction to-d,x
Immediately following his plea of snil,,
10 one OF the hundred counts in an indIc,.
ment for embezzlement
Davies career on the street was m.
tooric. He began as an Office boy VII,
fourteen years OF age. Al sixteen no ,v.,
In the real estate business on his ,u,
account, and four years later he appoarad
as a full-fedged stockbroker. lie MAJ.
friends rapidly, especially among church
people many OF whom gave him fund.- :,
invest in his enterprises. He married N.
daughter Of a prominent Hyde Park A..
torney, and at the time OF his disappea-.
ance was engaged to Wellesley CoIler.
girl did not know he had a wife.
The crash came carly In November q,
last year. and Davie was found IN an an.
parently pcnniless condition in tho street,
Of Rio de Janeiro by United States Vice.
Consul Joseph J. Slechta. and arrested there
for Boston officers I'm February on an IA.
dictment returned in Boston. He Va,
brought back. after waving extraditio,
proceedings, and has been in Jail eyer
since II was said to-day that his com.
paratively light sentence was due 10 n.
fact that he had made settlements viii
many of mis- creditors.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
E.T BRACKET EX0NERATEO
No Basis for Charges Filed
Against Senator.

Albany. Nov S-cuperStendent Van
TuyI. Of the State Banking Department
announced to-day that there was no basis
for charges recently filed with him against
Senator Edgar r. Bracket. as president
of the Adirondack Trust Company. Of Sar-
atoea Springs The charges were made
bv George G. Goodrich. Of New York, who
for number of years has been sum-
mer resident of Sara toga Springs, and re-
ferred 10 transactions between the trust
company and tn Clark Textile Company.
of Saratoga Springs, during 1895, 1856
and 1907
It was charged that Senator Brackett.
while president of the trust company, had
obtained the certifcation of his personal
check for $4,000 when funds TO meet it
were not on deposit to his credit i'm the
trust company; that the account Of the
Clark Textile Company with the Adiron-
dacl Trust Company had been overdrawn
o. occasions while Senator Bracket was
acting also as treasurer of the company,
and that numerous bills of sale Of the tex
tile company to the trust company had
been received as collateral security Cor
loans made to the textile company, he
hlllS ol SAFE III llStdIC'S ptlHS ol Ho Ndiuf'
il was alleged, inasmuch as they had been
paid previous to the assignment as collat-
eral Mr Goodrich was an officer Of the
textile company prior to 1907.
Mr. Van 1uyl had the charges invesu-
gated by Andrew Morelsn. examiner in
charge Of the eastern district for the State
Banking Department HIS report, which
has just been received, takes up each of
the specifications Of the complaint and says
there was no basis for the allegations Of
unlawful manlpulatons
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
LEASES.

Folsom Brothers. inc. leased for MIS-.
Emily H. Wagstaff 20 Richard Lawrence
for a term Of years the dwelling NO. .
West 9th street
John II. Lawrence leased for the cars
brooke Realty Company Nos "a ana ~
East goth street, plot 49xl". for hiteeh
wears. at a rental Of about Ss'"'. inc
lessee has secured q loan Of s3oop TO erect
a two-story laundry building, from plans
by Iarremore V. V. Sweezy.
Caretoin G. Linnekin have leased tho On
tive eleventh floor i'm The White House,
southwest corner Of Fourth avenue anu
Slst street. to ;he Frank PieSbrey 'oIl-
many: also a floor In Nos. Hills East loth
street to Samuel Hecht importer OF cut
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Seide Realty Company sold for
client 10 a builder. 5oxlOO feet. in Academy
street, between Washington and Pierce
avenues, Long Island city.
Albert Hennings sold to James Prowse
and Nicholas Nehbauer. jr, frontage OF
100 feet on the west side Of Winans street
and 30 feet on the north side of Nam De-
venter avenue.
Sewell Brothers have made the following
sales at Port Richmond, staten Island: or
&. +. Moeller Of Elizabeth, y. j., the
seven room house. plot JoXl25 feet, NO. L
sIeieht street. to Frank Conley; for Then
gel Bensen, the seven room house lot ok
100 feet No. 81 Lexington avenue, and Tor
cynthia l.. Housm4n, plot 29XlD feet on
Harrison avenue 10 Clair V J.. Decker.
Edward p. Hamilton g. Co have sold TO
Mrs. Robert F. Ballantine II ten-acre buiId-
ing site. being part of the Henry i. Shoe-
maker property, at Convent Station near
Morristown. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Greenwich Savings Bank to Lawyers Mort
gage co; $500.
Emma + Stein to Jos Kandell; $4,000
Emily Moir 10 VIM II Seymour and ano.
Johanna 5 Seymour to VIM Moir and ano.
Alfred = winer to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; $4,000
julius Tishman to Sender Jarmulowsky: 500.
Anna Blumenstock to Jacob WechsIer 500.
Jane Flynn. admr, to Jane Flynn: 5000.
John II Baso 10 Robert A MacGregor; 500
$1,000
VIM Lesser to samuel Keller: 81
Jane Flynn to Mary Todd; s4.00.
Victor Muller to Julius Tshman. 81 go
Chas g. Moiler to Jane Moller: 81
Frances simon to Louis simon; $1,000
Eliz X Dooling to Ella \ Gregg ct al. trus-
tee. $4,000.
same TO same: $4,000
Chas Moller to Jane Moller. 81.
Samuel Bittermdn 10 Richard Collins, 81.
Sarah Diamond 10 Max Diamond 81.
$50 600
sara r II Austin TO Emily NJ Coddington; 81.
Hamilton Holding Co to Rockland Realty Co;
Hamilton Securities 60 to Washington Trust
New York Kindergarten Association to Alscr-
non : Frissel; $4,000.
ST. ''" i''' ''V' '7'7' - - '''' -'o''sas' 90
city Mortgage co to Hermann II Cammann
and ano. SIS
Jacob Grunder to Anna Helmke. $1,000
Richard stein 20 Bank Of Europe Sl200
Morgan Barnwcll and suo. trustees. to- Title
Guarantee and Trust 90: S24 600.
American Mortgage 90 to Jared W Bell s2s,
coo
Title Guarantee and Trust CO to Louis Levi
ana ano, eXrs; S2i 600
same TO New York Investors Corporstion
$lT.O00.
Same to same. 81 coo
same 10 Italian Savings Bank. S2S.00
Holland Coffee Co. Ltd, 10 Metropolitan Say-
ings Bank; 81.
Sadi. l. Iiorowitz TO Jacob Horowitz: $500.
city Mortgage 30 10 New York Trust Coz 81.
David JacohOwitZ to Ella r Godstein. 500.
William Hastorf 70 Ben iamin KatZ; 81.
BENJAMIN katz TO Sarah Wiener assigns ?
mtgsD. 81.
George l. Lucas to Holland coffee co: 81
Spear Construction 60 10 Abraham Rice; 500
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
LIS PENDENS

ELM AVE, " s. lots and :. map OF South
Belmont. Bronx: John Weber agt Marie X
Friebel ct al (partiton); atty. q Deecke.
9Th AVE. 5 OF 4th ST. 1O5.4Xs 11x
irreg: Auiilio Piccirii et al agt Sixth Avenue
and Fourth street Realty Co ct al foreclosure
Of mtg attys, otis q Otis
AUDUBON AVE. $40; Lucius McAdam ct
al oxrs. agt Charles 4 Schueller ct al fore
closure of mtg; atty. G \ Flammer.
96TH ST .. cor of I'd ave. 65Ox20l. 10:
Lillian Llpstadt agt George w Iinck, recr.
et al foreclosure OF transfer of tax lien) ;
atty. \ ) AarOnstamm.
MANGIN ST, W s. 175 II of Delaney st.
2jx1OO; Daniel Woodcock agt August Hubert
q al foreclosure Of MTG; attys. Menkin
Bros
5TH AVE. $ All n Of 137th st. 49ltx
G2 q, Julia \ Groh agt Samuel Schenker et al
foreclosure Of mtgJ. attys, James. Scheu d
Elkus
LEXINGTON AVE. : JO.l1 n of o7th
st. 25xSO; samuel /. Wolf. admr, agt Mendell
cypress ct a. foreclosure Of mtgJ; attys Fix
man. Lewis q SeJigsberg
03D ST. III East Jacob Basheim et al agt
Bertha Feldmark ct al foreclosure OF mtg: :
atty. ID Gladstone.
~ AVE. 1872 Emanuel, Lowinson act John
II wynn ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attys
Bloombers q Boombers
DECATUR AVE, s. 325 II 8 OF Woodlavn
road 2jNl2O. and Decatur ave, n " $ 3a6 :
n n c OF -c1th 81. 2JNl0O: two actions. Nich-
olns Eckert agt Annie d'Ambra ct nj fore
closure OF two mtgs); atty. III X Davis
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
HOW STOCK POOL DWINDLED
Lyman Tells of Withdrawals for
Cummins Loans.

Michael J. Lyman. William J. Cunmjnss
nsn-of-all-w who had charge Of tho
stock pool created with the money which
Cummins is accused of having stolen. tes-
ji6ed during the trial of his chief Yesterday
that between June and June Il, 1910. the
pool held 2.5s0 shares of Carnegie Trust
stock, 81 shares Of Twelfth Ward Bank
stock anc "a shares of Nineteenth Ward
Bank stock. This was the greatest amount
Of stock ever possessed by the pool he
said, at any one time.
According 10 the valuations placed upon
these different stocks i'm the alleged trust
agrcemen: governing their purchase. these
holdings amounted 10 S533.2JO. or approx
mately $4,000 in excess Of the amount of
money lent by the Van Norden Company
and the Nineteenth y, ard Bank for the
purposes Of the pool Where the extra
stock came from or how il was purchased
was not revealed.
Different amounts Of these stocks were
withdrawn from the pool from time to time
between June and December, 1910. th- wit
rcss testified. TO be pledged as collateral
against loans negotiated by Cummins with
various banks. Some Of these loans were
among those which It has been charged,
Big BIZ" obtained through his friendship
for Charles II. Hyde. City Chamberlain at
the time.
On cross-eXamindtion Lyman presumed"
the certificates of this stock were negotia-
BILE: he didn't know. but, in any case. he
kept them for a month. he said, in a tin box
IN the drawer of his desk instead Of storing
them IN a safe deposit vault on safe. Fur
thcrmore. hc gave the Carnegie Trust Com
pany on It's officers no receipt o. other
written document in return for them. con
.idering his trusteeship a "eentlemen's
,graeueut
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
TURNS AGAINST SCREFTELS
Order Clerk, Indicted, Describes
Bucket Shop Operations.

The most interesting testimony intro
duced at Yesterdays hearing before Judge
Ray Of the case Of the government against
Simon Jacob Herzig, alias George Graham
Rice Ralph f. Waterman, Bernard II.
Scheftels. Charles f. Belser and Charles
3. Stone. for alleged bucket shop swim
ding, was that of John Delaney. order
clerk of Scheftels & CO.. who was IN
dicted along with the other defendants.
Delaney said that with the brokerage
business the company maintained an ed
itorial department where publication
known as THE Mining and Financial News"
was prepared lie said. too, that the com
pany got out a weekly market letter The
witness then told of three pony" wires
running from the offices which, he eK
planned, were put in to get quick service
and do away with messenger boys.
The fact that he gave his testimony with
evident Willingness was taken as meaning
he had been assured that his own indct-
ment would be dismissed. If this should
occur it is felt a heavy blow will have
been dealt the defence.
Several other former employees Of the
company were called during the day. in
ant. who tolu about kilograms sent TO the
New York Office by the managers Of the
Chicago ana Detroit Offices TO George Grd-
ham Rice asking for FIVE shares of Mo-
hawk.
The government sought 10 prove that
these five shares were sent 10 the Chicago
office, where they were turned over TO a
customer who had bought and paid for
five shares Of Mohawk some time pre-
vous Lynch's testimony tended to sub
stantate the governments allegation IN
mis- particular transaction.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

BROADWAY. .-Iangdon Greenwood has sold
the property At the southwest corner ~ f'h
street and Broadway. known as No. 1891 broan
wav fronting 20j feet I'm Broadway and 20 rect
in the street, with an Il 60 feet ~ depth.
SID STREET.-W ,lliam \. White q Sons. IN
conjunction with David II. Hyman. have sold
for Ellen : Steese and Frances :. Clarke the
four three story dwelling houses 40. ~ 10 l2o
East SD street on plot 15Xl02.2 feet, between
Park and Lexington avenues. The Frontenac
Realty Company, Of which Samuel \. Herzog is
nresident is the buyer. and it will erect imme-
diatelv on the site high class nine story apai l.
ment house.
BLEECKER STREET. Maxwell J.. Butler and
others are reported TO have sold Nos. llj ana
III Bleecker street. two four story buildings, on
plot 5OXlOO feet. adjoining the northeast corner
OF Wooster street.
TIEBOCT AVENUE Gibbons & Young have
resod for NJ. g. Thornton, represented by Joseph
T. A. % Donnell No 2U1G TiebOut avenue, a
dwelling house lot 20XlOOS feet.
THIRD AVENUE \. Clarke and Ber-
nard W. Webe have sold fOr John +. ii. Dtma-
rest No. 1850 Third avenue. five story new
law house, on plot 4ONlO0 feet 10 the Smithtown
Improvement Company which gave IN part pay
inent No. 233 Water street. a five story loft
building. on lot 1GSx12. II feet. between Beck
man street ana Peck slip.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
ARMY AND NAVY notes. BIG BROADWAY CORNER PARCEL S0D|
Naval Engineers to Have Service
at Sea.

Washington. November =.
PROMOTION PROBLEM SOLVED.-Of-
fcers attached TO the Bureau of Steam En-
cheering, especially selected for work In
connection with the mechanical designing
Of motive power will spend portion OF
their duty ahoat. according to an arrange
ment that has been made by the Navy De-
partment. BY this means all question OF
un1tness for promotion arising from lack
OF sea service will be obvated. Some time
ago il was determined that certain ofhcers
who had received special training in enSi-
neering should. at the rate Of about two
year be designated for duty in the design
ing OF new machinery for vessels OF war
These officers were to be regarded as on
permanent engineering duty ana 10 nave
no assignment ahoat They are to be en-
ployed i'm the Bureau of Steam Engineering
or at the important navy Yards "here
work in the machinery branch is under
way.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have oeeh
reported to the Navy Department
ARRIVED.
Nov THE oregon al Redondo BeaCn' pos tne
Monaghan at Norfolk. the floifNd "a, -
ION: the Chester at Tripo; the PantneI az
HAMPTON Roads the Connecticut. the Michi-
gan and the North Dakota al Newport
SAILED.
Nov. 6-Tne oregon from san Diego tor o'o,, ne.
dondo Beach: the Rocket from Nashlns.oIl
FOR Norfolk: the Monaghan from HaMploh
Roads for Norfolk; the PatuXent from hdiIp
ton Roads for southern drill sr0uhas' driIi rIT
grounds. the Albany from shahshal ioi
Annoy.
ORDERS 1SSUED.-The following orders
have been issued.
ARMY
Major WILLIAM J. L. LISTER, Medical CoTpf'
TO Hot Springs Army and Navy Generai fioS-
Second S'' Lieutenant STUART G. GODFREY.
Corps OF Engineers. TO Chef OF Engineer oi-
Following officers To- Fort Lesvenworth, for ex-
ants IRVING j. PALNER. 11th Infantry,
ALEXANDER W. MASH. infantry' VieIiIEl,yye
Department: WILLIAM MICA Ghbn:
infantry, Ordnance Department; kJGhNE
r. HOUSEHOLDER. Goth Infantry ana
JAMES G. TAYLOR. 7th Infantry, NAN
son. Medical Corps three months and
Rear Admirals c. Il. RANSOM. }. 4, III, Ed
tain W Z. SHOEMAKER, Commander T. =
A. TRAUT Lieutenant Commander g.. J.
WADE, Lieutenants L. g. IH SH uTE; w; er;ar,s: -:
1AnSsf 1anior srsds5 aRS ". 4 p. wGiLLihMsoX and v
W LAWRENCE Paymaster J. ID. HORN
BERGER. commissioned. ~,
Ensign T. W. JUKB' TO naval hospital WASH
Ensign ,l5'oi: +. L. ELLINGTON, resignation ac-
CcptCd.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09

Murphy TO Gibson Distilling Co; OCT o. 81 ~
dress 100 Hudson st.
LOT 2s3, map Dutchess Land CO.. In,Vs t,sr
Neck: Margaret Just TO Adan
oct 20; 500; address. 226 Wills ave
LOTS 2S3 and 2s4 same map; Adain Aa'lSn a'aS"'ss
ter to Margaret VI Just: oct 20; 800 ado'e's'
III Van Buren, ST.
LOT 2si. map Margaret " Just to AayieI ud
Burri; oct %; 800: address. Butter f'a'' "
lirsche ST.
LOTS ~ to II and 9J. map li3 lots Baycihe,ss Bayin,sr
ter Realty Co. VIM A Arctander 70 fIluo,-" 10
Weber; oct 70 tmtg $1,000; 500; adure7'' ''
East 15Jth st
LOTS Io7. los 1O9. i2I 20 i27. map land OF OF
Dutchess Land Co, Throgs Neck; lots 40 W
400 4a3 to 40G. sos TO 5l0 533. 569 to 90 san,,
map; Bronxdale Realty 60 10 Wheeier .D,p ',av a.
mtg $3.50; Nov 5: 500; address. l123 Broan""y
LOTS 80 and So map Lewis g Morris DaS,o ",
Lion to Thos r Grace mtg $3.50; Nov o. 81
address. il5 East l36th 81.
ONEIDA AVE, =. 100 II OF 2S1th 81, IL ~
l0O Helen Is Rosenbaum TO Frank Hallpc'lii
deed given to secure building material d"
liens: Nov 4. 81 address, I2l East -ln'h ~
ROSEpAIE AVE. lots 473 TO 40, Dix =, 10
amended map Of Mapes estate Wm 5oii ipS1i SioI,
John + Morris mtg $500. Feb :. lJil ,sI""'
address. $40 Newark ave, Jersey City' -
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n 8 oSI II 2I 2I
81 Johns ave. 31X10j. Lena Gardner to Maiy -
Strayer mtg s3sOoO; Nov o. 81 auu''ss'
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, . $. 30 n OF
Briggs ave. 7jx1c0: Bedford boulevard 'ons,ruS 'ons
tion co to Moses Hodes Nov = 81 adu'o'S'
30 East 200th ST.
SEDGwICK AVE. :. adj land OF ,rolon
Aqueduct. 9Ox279; WIN Rose 70 James j. Nan sn
SAINT mtg $lo.75W; Nov .; 500; address ''o
Riverside Drive.
wOODYCREST AVE. 9. 327 It Of lG4th
81. 21xsi: John J o. Brien TO Emma Johanhls'
Nov tmtg $1,000. 500.
WASHINGTON AVE. " .. 295 It 81 l'eih
st. b4X146; Emmanuel I Silyerstein, reieIee' 20
superior Corpn: Aug II mtg SisOOW sooo' au-
dress. lgs Broadway.
Sd AVE, $3.50 i0xi00; john II DemaresI 70
Shutdown Improvement 60 mtg S35,oVO' NOV
q: 500: address, 1872 Nassau st.
4TH ST. $, 199 II W OF Avenue {, lJNl09,
Unionport: 4th st. $, i49 II Of Ave G. i9x
1903. UnionpOrt: Theresa R0ell TO Adam MINI
Nov q; 800. address, 225l Gleason ave.
18TH ST. j92 East, 1Gxl00: sidney W Aiien
to Samuel + Jackson mtg $1,000, oct Il; Sic
address, 532 East 18th 81.
i44TH ST, iJ7 East, l6x9s. Mark ASH Ct az
To Chelsea Realty Go tmtg S3,9Io); oct oo' ~
address, 135 Broadway.
li6TH ST. 47O East. 25x99; Johanna TonJeds
to Henry KEELING tmtg $4,000; Nov b. SlOo'
address. s3G "a
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
ALLEGED FoRGERS IN TOMBS
Bail Too High for Men Charged with
Getting S500.000.

Thloe men. said TO have obtained SGJ,lC)
from banks all over the country by means
OF forged checks were held without ban by
Magistrate Herman in the Tombs coJTt
yesterday. for a hearing tomorrow after
noon. The men gave their names as Will
lam J. Schutzberger of No 1863 3sth
street, Brooklyn, cigar manufacturer:
Jsidor Weiss, "A milliner. Of No 230 East
7sth street, and Charles Car6si, saloon
keeper, at Avenue \ and 18th street. who
Is said 10 be the leader Of the gang
Magistrate Herman offered 10 tx bail at
10000 for Carlesi and at $4,000 each for the
other prisoners, lut counsel for the men
protested that the bail was 100 high. and
bv their advice the defendants conseEtcd to
remain IN the Tombs until tomorrow az
tcrnO1n.
detective Cassasa Was IN court with tin
strong ooX containing had checks to the
amount Of $1,000. which the men are al
logod 10 have bass,d. Deputy COmmis.
siorer Doughcrty s@Id fo expected Ia make
two moro arrests in the Gaze.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

T. Sharum sold TO a client NO l2o9 'Sth
street. a two family frame house. on pIot
4ox1oo feet. Lots at PASSPORT Long Island
we're taken as part payment.
Charles T.. Rickerson has leased NO. l4o
Berkeley Place. between Sixth and Seventh
o,,orree three story and basement
,,ro,,.,stone dwelling house, for "A client TO
]. r. Seeey for term OF years alSo W.
13S Park Place. between Sixth ana SeNeh'h
avenues. three story and basement
brownstone dwelling house, for a client to
Mrs Catherine Kelly for a term Of years
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lesseeD
NnK-EnRIrp =


BOND 81, cor Lafayette st. all; Mary
Ryan to Samuel Wasserman; yrs from May l.
1910; $500 address. on premises.
BATHGATE AVE. 1919 part Of Moses Mass Mas
10 Arthur iowy; yrs mos from Nov l. l'ii'
g. 100 address, 2i2D Hughes ave.
OGDEN AVE, 99s. store. etc, Francis = Ken
ney to Victor Strachnik: yrs from May l.
1912: 81 200. address, 29l6 Sth ave.
RECTOR ST bet Trinity Place and Greenwich
st. United states Express bldg. part "a story,
United States Realty 60 10 carl II Inleseh 900 %
yrs from June II, 1911: $3.50; address, 10
East 1j!st ST
WESTCHESTER AVE. store and basement,
Samuel & Jacobs to Vincent Palszzola' . Nis
from April l, 1911; sl.0i4; address ils west
chester ave.
ID AVE. " cor lSOth ST. store and cellar
Kellwood Realty 90 to Theodore Neches. ~
yrs from July 1. 1911; $500: address il' 90
ave.
ITIl ST. ~ East. all: Max Dorf and sn9 10
Sarah Blum; yrs from Nov |, 1911. sZ.'"'
address 104 81 ave.
10Th ST. n o $. l2j Il n W Of sth ave, 21S92'
the land: Laura Moore to Margaret Lemon;
q Yrs from No, ], 1911: $3.50: address o-l 'th
ave.
HATH ST. 331 East. all, Luisa Garalola@ TO 10
Michael Greco: = yrs from April /, l9ll; sl,2po;
address 33l East Hath ST.
18TH ST Gil East . stv bldg; Daniel Nc
Lean TO Michael Tiso yrs from May ], lell'
$500. address G5l Fast is7th ST.