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The Era-leader., 1911-09-21
Ordinance Of Police Jury.

Whereas, the Parish Assessor
of Washington Parish, Louisiana
George W. Msgee, on the 9Th da,
OF May, 1911, entered into q con.
tract with A. G. Basset TO, the
estimation Of timber lands in
Washington Parish, to the exten,
OF at least Fifty Thousand
(5O,000) acres; and,
Whereas, the Police Jury of
Washington Parish through it's
President, duly authorized agreed
in said contract to pay for the
estimation of said timber lands at
the rate of five (5) cents per
acre, payments to be made when
Fifty Thousand 100000 acres
had been estimated, by the
issuance of interest bearing Ger.
t!fcate in favor of ssid A. G.
Bassett, said certificate to be
based upon the excess of reven-
ues:
mi 3
Therefore, Be it ordained bv
the Police Jury of Washington
Parish in regular session
assembled, that this Police Jury
dedicates any excess revenues for
the year 1911 after the payment
OF all statutory charges, charges
for services rendered annually
under time contracts, and ell
necessary usual charges provided
for by ordnance or resolution,
for the purpose of paying the said
a. z. Bassett for the estimation
Of $4,000 acres of timber under
said contract above mentioned: /:
that the President Of the Police
Jury, R. +. Keaton, be and he is
hereby authorized to execute and
sign certificate Of Indebtedness
in favor Of the said A. G. Bassett
for the sum Of $500, said certid-
cate to bear interest at the rate of
five per centum per annum from
maturity and to become due on
the 1st day Of January, 1912, and
that said certificate be counter.
signed by the Secretary Of the
Police Jury.
The Era-leader., 1911-09-21
Police Jury Proceedings.


The Police Jury in and for th
Parish of Washington met il
y, regular session in the Courthous
r IN the town of Franklinton. OF
4 the above date with the following
members present: W. L. Smith
c. A. Jenkins, J. w. Knight an(
}. W. Owens, absent R. E
Keaton
On motion by W. L. Smith
seconded by C. A. jenkins anc
carried, J. W. Knight acted as
President pro tenn.
The minutes of the previous
meeting read and approved.
The following business was
taken up and disposed of:
On motion by W. l.. Smith, sec.
onded by G. A. Jenkins and
carried, the petition for changing
second section of Oft road was
granted.
On motion by W. l.. Smith,
seconded by c. A. Jenkins and
! carried, the petition asking for a
public road from c.. B. Bankston's
place to Oak Grove school house,
was granted. Commissioners to
lay out and open up said road
s. l.. Afford, s. $. Morris and
Fleet Smith.
On motion by W. l.. Smith
duly seconded by C. A. Jenkins,
the petition asking for a public
road from T. V. Miller's place to
E. W. Brooks, was granted.
Commissioners to lay out aud
have this road opened up, T.W. !
Miller, E. W. Brock and George
Breland.
On motion the following ibills
were approved. !
". s. Elzey, Silver creek bridge
Otis old mill l............. .$1Bs So
Chas. Scale, German creek
VsN60 .....'s ss............. % w
]. E. Batenan feeding priso-
ners, August. ust............... 1874 20
Christial Lbr. Go. lumber, for
culvefts s................... 118 81
n. A. Thigpen, Office, supplies
SuV eCc.. c.................. 09 0Z
A. D. Wood, lumber for tower. 70 43
Robt. Babington. Ltd, drugs. II 20
Q. A. Jenkins, paid for laborers
for building tower. ....... 100 90
On motion by W. L. Smith,
seconded by J. W. Owens and
carried. the petition of the citizens
Of Spring Hill asking for a voting
precinct was deferred for future =
consideration.
On motion by ". L. Smith, :
seconded by G. A. Jenkins and
carried that Boyd & Bradshaw
build all necessary bridges on ,
roads constructed by them at the
price Of 81 per lineal foot. Parish .
to furnish lumber from the nearest
raw mill. =
On motion by j. W. Owens, /.
seconded by w. L. Smith and
carried, that b. F. Moore being
the lowest bidder for painting
Dteel bridges, he was awarded
contract for the price Of 1896.
The board adjourned to meet
Monday Sept. II, 1911.
Frankliptop, La, Sept. II, II
The Police Jury met pursuant
Is adjournment OF the 4th, with all :
members present. :
Meeting called to order by j
President and the following (
lrsiness disposed Of: :
On motion by W. L. Smith, :
seconded by j.. W. Owens and !
,arried, that r. E. Keaton, Presi. /
lent Of Police Jury, is hereby 8
authorized to execute a contract T
nth B. F. Moore to pain. eight
tssl bridges and to obtain his
|ond for $1,000 for tho faithful
Ierlormance Of same.
Z 49, r EagV
The Era-leader., 1911-09-21
School Board Proceedings.
Continued from last week.

Franklinton, La, Aug. II, III
Office of the Parish Board {
Directors for Washinpto
Parish, Louisiana.
Be 1t Resolved, by this Boar
of School Directors in lega
session convened, that under tn
authority given this Board by &C
No. 256 of the General Assembl,
of the State of Louisiana of 1910
and of the Constitution of tn,
State of Louisiana and the amend
ments thereto, we do funi
thu special tax, which was voted
on the 23rd day of of July, 1910
tor the purpose of erecting and
constructing a public school
building, title to which shall be in
the public, in the Angie School
District No. 5, said Parish and
State, the said tax being five mills
o" the Dollar, for a period of ten
years, which election was held
under the authority of Article 232
OF the Constitution of 1898 and
Act No. 131 of the General
Assembly of the State of Louisi-
ana approved July 13, 1898, and
214 of the General Assembly of
the State of Louisiana approved
July 10, 1902, and act No. 145 of
the General Assembly of the State
Of Louisiana approved July 6,
1904, and by act No. 1877 of The
General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana approved July 6, 1904,
which acts were passed to carry
into effect the said article 232 Of
the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana, and under authority
OF an election held in the said
Angie School District No. S, on
the 10Th day of August, 1911,
under act No. 258 of the General
Assembly of the State of Louisi.
ana approved July Z, 1910,
authorizing this Board to fund
said tax into bonds and incur
debt, into 25 Bonde, each Of
the denomination Of One Hundred
(SlO) Dollars, bearing interest
at the rate of S per cent per annum
from September l, 1911 until paid
and maturing annually. except
bonds numbering from One to
Two inclusive, which mature
March l. 1912, as funds are avail.
able, according to the following
schedule:
March l. 1919. mature bonds ....... mo 90
Interest for 6 mo- at per cent. a 20
,sas 70
Balance on hand March /. 1919 ........... 11a "a
'' 1o' 'si1 '-'''.' .-'--'.,....... SIS 90
ls7 50
ldterest $500 bonds VI. per cent,flls
Bonds retired March 1, 1918 3............ an
as %
Balance on hand March !. 1918 ........ y 90
Iaxes Tor 1913 ................ s7s 40
NJ 50 |
Interest $4,000 bonds ". per cent. 800
f'onds to be retired March l, l9il..... 100
800 % |
Balance on hand March /, 1914 ......... l17 20
Taxes for 18l4............ szx "a
81 70 |
Interest on $500 for vr. per cent. & 60
Bonds to be retired March I, 1915 ....... ano
$50 % l
Balance on hand March /, 1915 ..... IN a
Taxes for 1915 . szx ~
s07s
Interest on 1880 for 81. 5per cent. SIS
BONDS to be retired March !. 1916. 800
SIS %
Balance on hand March 1, 1915. "a so
Taxes for 1916 .......... AK N
5N 0oI
interest on ;lsOo for VI. per cent. & 90
3onds to be retired March l, lol7... 40
go 90
Balance on hand March !, 1915. ......... 117 al
laAes 1of ''l7.... SIS %
So 50
interest on 800 for 5r. per cent SIS
3onds to be retired March !, 1918. 400
rs %
Balance on hand March 1; 1915 800. 49,. - nI
l"AeS 1o1 1915 '......... ........... us %
~ 50
interest on $500 for I VI. per cent. Is
The Era-leader., 1911-09-21

the form of the bonds shall be as
follows:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
! State If Louisiana, Parish :
of Washington.
No $4,000
5 Per cent Gold Bond Of tho
Parish Board of Directors of
Washington Parish, La.
ANGIE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5
500. ......
KNOW ALL MEN By THESE
PRESENTS, that the Parish Board
of Directors for the Parish Of
Washington, in the State Of
Louisiana, acknowledges itself to
owe, 'and for value received,
promises to pay to bearer on
March /, 49,, the sum of One
Hundred (S100.O0) Dollars with
interest thereon from September
lst, 1911 ut the rate of five per
cent per annnm, payable annually
on the first day of March of each
year until the payment Of the
principal sum thereof. upon pre-.
sentation aud surrender of the
proper coupon therefor attached.
Both principal and interest are
payable at the Office of the School
Treasurer of the Parish Of Wash.
ington. at Franklinton, Louisiana,
in gold coin Of the United States
of America. This Bond il one of
q series of Twenty five (25),
bonds of like tenor and amount.
except as to maturety, aggreeat-
ing Two Thousand Five Hundred
($2, 2,5O0.00) Dollars, ,and numbered
consecutively from one (l) to
twenty five (25), inclusive,
as follows:
Bonds numbered one and two
due March /, 1912.
Bonds numbered three, four,
and five due March l, 1918. i
Bonds numbered six and seven,
due March 1st. 1914. ]
Bonds numbered eight. nins
Ind ten, due March l, 1915. !.
Bonds numbered eleven, twelve
and thirteen, due March l, 1910.
Bonds numbered fourtee j,
afteen and sixteen, due March 4,
1917.
Bonds numbered seventeen,
nineteen and twenty,
due March 1st, 1918.
Bond numbered twenty.one.
twenty two and twenty three, lue !
March /, 1919.
Bonds numbered twenty -four
aud twenty-fi due March 1st,
1920, and are issued under
Of act No. 258 Of tho
General Assembly Of Louisians,
approved July 7th, 1910, and
lnder and in accordance with
resolutions adopted BY
Continued on Second Psge),
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MECHANICS LIENS.

RfI ERslDB DRIVE. G g cor tAJth e. ioNx
100. John Mason set Dacorn Realty % owner
ana contractor: Sl4j N
sANE PROPGRTT Joseph limo 4 60 s4t
same. s2Gs o.
SANE PROPERTY. Nathan Fcisier at SANE.
t2.esO
Garden and Grote ST., 20 5xIo 217e ssa5. Lncisno
Wiuutlo agt Yarmouth Conrtrl~tior 80. owner
crd contractor. s6.72'
GLOVER ST 1921. george Rrckel AIT George
Williams. owner and contractor. $50 80
BAILEY AVE. =. 1888 Il n Of Boston ave.
i5XGI.': Antonio Mastraoohio - nj sgt Roma
Construction and Engineering CO, owner and
contractor. sJ25
1857 ST 5ol1 II Of Michigan ave.
0.llXs6.1. Charles Heck Engineering co ait
With Realty and Construction CO. owner and
contractor; 1925.
MOHEGAN AVE. ~ G cor isisi ST. Of Is5o II /:
same agt same. 1858 20
1871 ST : whole front between Teller and
rindIsy avcs. 1sJ. 2x10s II: Joseph Hahn 81 al
agt the fIaddon CO. owner: Frankel Brothers.
contractor: s261 &c
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, = cor i45th It. I00y
100. Vossnack Lumber and Veneer Co aCt la
corn Realty 60. owner and contractor: s3,501 30
SAME PROPERTY; Fiske Iron Works
ast SANE. $50.
LoNGFBLLOW ST cor Freeman at.
1871 6x1O9 3; oscar Lownson agt Lon gfellop
Realty Corporation. owner: Herbst & 90. con-
tractors UenewaD. S6fS.
Bronxdale and Rhnelander sves. 20 1xlOo.
Peter Ewali agt Buckley & Bailey, owners;
Patrick Twomey contractor, S2i7 50.
FOREST AVE. W S. 100 II Of lois, st, 70 81
100. Ncolo Lasuise agt Lewis Realty and Con-
struction 60, owner and contractor; 5000
ST NICHOLAS AVE 81; Morris Pearce az.
Francis = Parker. owner; Lillian Hughes, con-
$40
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on premises, owner: Nreeiand' ~"i' ''
ave. architect: $500.
LIS PEN DENS.

SIMPSON ST. 8 cor Of 18th st. iooxl 1. -,
Harry Held AIT Charles Mcclellan ct al 'actIo"
to set aside deed, etc); attorney, NJ hy"3"
MANHATTAN ST. junction s Of 1871 u,
135xt621x irrey. Jacob Kottek aRt Emery '
Thomas ct al foreclosure Of tax lem; at'"'
ney, NJ Cowen
IBID ST. 524 West: Frank Netschert % az
Aaron Jedel ct al action to set aside oeeo''
attorneys. Myers, Hartman Schurmann'
47TH ST. 1870 East Emma l. Wagner sy'
Sarah L Bogart ct al foreclosure or mtB' O"
torney, l. Ebert
SUMMIT AVE. =, 1i26 II OF l66th 81;
~ 0x1!O 20 Ogden ave: Yorkvile bank az
Legal Realty and Mortgage 60 ct al norec'o'o''
or mtg. attorney, 7 Hansen.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n cor Of 1920 81. %. 1x
ct al foreclosure OF MTG: attorney, Cohen
Bassford estate. The Bronx; Manhattan NOT
gage 60 agt Michael Murtha et al fforeclosuro
Of mtg; attorneys. Darlington g. Pierce.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. $. t25 II OF
i4eth st. 5OxiOO: Theodore Chabot agt Thomas
J Pearman ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
VI J sullivan
MONROE ST. 257: Johanna Bach ast Signund
Morgenstern et al foreclosure OF MTG; attor-
ney. @ II Bruce.
JEFFERSON AVE. " S. 900 . n Of Samuel
st. 1OOxI95. Lizzie Cohen ag' George Buckbee
ct nj foreclosure q mts); attorney. Meye.
18TH ST. 500 TO 52s West: Samuel Wacht
agt Michael Cahili r. al foreclosure OF TWO
mtgs): attorneys, Arusteln. Levy & Pfeiner
LOT 32t to 3c8. map Of property o. Z r ara
n 4 Foster; Bronx Dollar Savings BANK o. tne
cry Of New York agt Helen Happ st az uoi.
closure u mtg; attorneys Lexo"' MackFiar I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
MAY 12

AMSTERDAM AVE. 14os. store and south
half OF basement. Made L Mooy to Julius
Rutsam Yrs from May /, 1911. $3.50, address.
81 West 134th 81.
BROADWAY REQ. south store: Albert q
Ratzky 90 Harry l. Lee. WIS = mos from Aug
!. 1910; 81 900; address 2ol West s4th ST.
GRAND ST. AS. store and front part base
ment Jacob Barrow to Never Taub and ano;
yrs from May /, 1911; $50; address 100 Dc
ancey 81.
GRAND ST, 445 all; Title Guarantee and
Trust Co and ano exrs TO Jacob Barrow: > yrs
from May !. 1911: sI1OO: address, AS Grand st.
STANTON ST. rs. store. ETC. Mania Aen-
staedter TO Max Shinkowitz and sno; yrs from
May I. 1909; $3.50: address, lIs stanton ST
SIMPSON ST, 1921 and 1923 north store floor
Chas King to August Schmur; > yrs from May
/. 1911; 500; ADDRESS. 1923 simpson st.
% AVE. " cor 125,h ST, store and part
basement Fred " Hroehle and 70 Mau
rice Suskin r. al; yrs from Jan % 1911 $3.50;
address. i63 East 1isth ST
% AVE. $50. all; John II Haaren. trustee, 20
Nincenzo Carnevale ard ano: yrs mos from
NAV !, lell' $500 address $50 % ave
90 AVE. 2191. store. etc; FranHicka Hlavac TO
Eugene X Motzer; 3 yrs from May J. 1911 5000;
address. 2l36 Crotona ave
30 AVE. 1884. cor 169th 81, store Mar
gareths y Reinhardt TO Bruno Schwenstner, 3
yrs from May !, 1911; 500; address, 1894 80
81 AVE. 1866. cor store and basement; Geo
Welding TO John Muller. yrs from May 1911
81 $50. address. &c Amsterdam ave.
9Th AVE. AZ and 40. all; Ella g de Plasse
and ano TO Childs co: u yrs from May ], 1911 .
81 200: address. A. East l4th 81.
DAD ST 10 East all: Arnett q Smith 10 Childs
Co. II yrs from May /. 1872 $1,000 address.
~ East l4th ST.
9TH ST, 5. 100 II OF l2th ave 246Nloo 10;
10 lots: Chas T. Appleby TO the White Co; ~
yrs from May I. 1911; s4JVo address. 1873
Broadway
5sr'H ST. 900 to So4 West. all Chss s Apple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-13
LEASES.

Derzsr Brothers have leased Tor 2. term
~ Years for the sixth Avenue Realty com
psny 70 men : furnishing concern the store
~ Nos 81 and 535 sixth avenue. adjoining
. corner Of 92d street. for Joshua r. Tobiu
/ N. four story and basement building 1t
! No saa Canal street. and for Herman
King he three story and basement build
ing az No. 80 Bowery.
The Frank H. Fisher COMPANY have
leased for ora VI Russell the entire
building At No 420 Columbus avenue 10
William A Jensen for term of ten years.
Upon completion OF alterations MI Jensen
uill open premises IS a high class hotel
and restaurant
o. cross & Brown Company leased for Mrs
Walter Rutherford for long term the
vacant plot on the north side Of Cathedral
PARKWAY. 100 feet west Of Seventh avenue.
The lessees will Immediately improve the
property with store and Office building:
the same firm leased to s. ". Steel the
store and basement building at No. IS
West Pad .gtreet and for the Times Square
huto Company the two story and base
yaent building at Nos ~ and 73l Seventh
avenue.
William A. White & Sons have leased
poration to Wiggers q Froelck for d
term Of years space in the building, Nos.
and 70 Dutch street: for Horace : Ely
& CO. TO Alfred DuttOn for term of
years the store and basement No. S;
Maiden lane: for Charles Raudnitz 10 Nor
man Ghz the southerly store al No. IS
Greenwich street. and to j. Margoolis the
nOrtherly store in the same building; fol-
Rose L. German 10 r. G. Nicholas space
~ No. S Barclay street. for George p
Wetmore to George J. Bloom for q tern
OF years the store and basement. No. s.
John street: for Seth Sprague Terry tC
Taxpayers Protective and Information Bu
reau for term of years the fifth floor Of
No &c John street. and for New York anC
New Jersey Lubrcating Company L
Wind Tart Company also for term o.
wears the building at No 90 Front street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-13
ICE PACK GIVES UP A CASx
Swedish Explorers Send Bach
Message of Evelyn B. Baldwin.

After eight years In the Arctic ice pass
a message dispatched by balloon from IN.
beadouarters of the Baldvin-Iiegler pola,
expedition In Franz Josef Land. on Jun.
"a 1902. is now in the hands OF the sender
Evelyn Briggs Baldwin. II was found IN
an excellent state Of preservation by tss
Swedish Spitzbergen expedition.
Baldwin sent out series OF messages
scaled IN small casks. When the baiIoo,
sank low enough for one Of tho casks IA
touch water or ice the cask was released
and the balloon. freed OF its weight, SAILED
on again until another cask was released
In speaking OF the message yesterday Mr.
Baldwin said:
81 have already received through the on.
cial channels several similar message,
found on the northeast coast OF Iceland
spitzberyen and Norway, thus continuin,
to confirm the now well established south.
ern drift OF the pack Ice II is this d-n
which expect to utilize in my 1919 exp.o,.
-tion across the Arctic Ocean, from thA
Berlng Strait The trip will probably TAX.
four years"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-13
PLEADS GUILTY; ESCAPES CHAIR
Negro Happy at Getting Only Second
Degree Murder Sentence.

Gee amt 7 lucky. exclaimed George
Davis. a negro, when ne was sentenced by
Justice Davis in the Criminal Branch Of the
Supreme Court yesterday 70 state prison
for not less than twenty years nor more
than life. Davis wore broad grin or sneer
hardness as he vas led back 20 the Tombs.
He had been on trial for murder In the
first degrec. having shot and killed James
Harris. white man. who jOstled MIN III
front Of No. 1l9 West 18th street on Aprn L.
The prosecution had completed ITS case
when Davis offered TO plead TO murder IN
the second degree, and was permitted To q"
so. Nine o. the jurors. after their as
charge. declared tllat only strong detence
by Davis would hayo prevented their VOTING
in favor 90 murder IN the first degree, II the
case had been given 10 them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-13

slawson & Hobbs have sold for Patrick
Herman to Ranald X. Macdonald the -FOUR
houses No. 2s7 to 2S Amsterdam avenue
covering plot sosxlOo. 81 feet north
Of 7sd street. Mr.. Macdonald viii demolish
the old buildings and improve the property
With a fourteen story freproof apartment
house containing suites OF one and two
rooms and bath Mr.. Macdonald has been
identified with several operations Of SINH
lar nature on the West Side and In other
parts OF the city.
one Of the largest transactions consun-
mated this year in The Bronx was cioseu
yesterday by the firm Of Arnold, -byrhe q
Baumann. They sold for the Revilie-Siesel
Company OF which Patrick J. Revive lot
mer Superintendent Of Buildings IN lhe
Bronx is president 10 Nagrom Realty |ofn-
pany the Seville. SIX story elevator apart
rent house at the northwest corner OF ioOo
street and Intervale avenue. Inc pTopert!
* on a plot SKIS feet. and is In the hunts
Point section. one block from the ne" inter
vale avenue subway station, when was
built BY the property owners o. the vicinity
snd opened last year The property was
held at $4,000.
On, OF seven elevator apartment houses
completed in the last year In East 1854
street this is the second 10 be sold Last
week a block front Of ten lots IN East lou
street was sold by the Getsky Really COM
nspv where two more elevator apartment
houses will be erected.
The old Dakota stable property conpris-
ing the block front on the south side OF
10Th street. extending from Broadway
10 Amsterdam avenue. viii presently uhuei'
90 some sort of Improvement, probably
large apartment house. unless present ne
.otiatIons mscarry The property. winch
Is owned by the Crawford Bradley COM
panv. is 10 be taken over by one of the
co-owners. Mr. Bradley said yesterday. ana
will then be improved. II has a frontage
OF afty-two feet on Broadway. adjoining
the Tilden Club and fifty-three feet on
Amsterdam avenue. the frontage on the
street being 2l2 feet. William Crawford
purchased the property. which is diagonally
opposite the AStor apartment in June
1905. when it was held AT $4,000.
The New York Central Railroad yesterday
fled plans for an Improvement in the block
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, 500
and sd streets. purchased a few months
ago from various owners, with two story
building 10 house tho Adams and Ameri-
can Express companies, now occupying a
. la..e section OF the Grand Central Station
ward OIL the Madison avenue side. The
proposed building will front SIS feet on
each street. with depth of 1915 feet, tho
COS, OF which has been estimated ~ $3.50
W1 II win have an extension fronting on
Tenth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Charles Sohimmer 10 Leo Gross: 81 600.
Florence r. Speranza, trus. 10 Charles Col
gate 81.
Hene Cooper to Theodore Guterman: ST.
Mutual Alliance Trust co 10 Hene Cooper;
800
John Heselein to Yorkville Bank: $4,000.
John Bell 10 Margaret Knox; 81.
Mabel t. Eisman to Delta G Levy: 800
Erminie " Carruthers 90 Charles Murphy
ano ano IS 900.
csnio FasaneIls to Pasquale Cl.monte;
$4,000.
Arthur W sheafer ., al to Henry r
Clark: 81
Moses Fetenstein 10 Simon Engel. 81.
Edgar J Phillips and sno 10 Lena Chain
owltZ; Sij.36s
Morris Frank 10 Abbie II Webb: $4,000
Frederick \ Richardson to James 7 White;
500
Harry Frank to Morris W Levine; 500
Helen Goodwin To Annie NJ Goodwin; $40. 600.
Louis Ruchu to James Barry; $500
Co: 81
Eugene yallens to Ruy BAIT. 50 600.
Anna Steunnc, ct Al. exrs. 10 Emma
Batterbury: Sl00
Edward II Burger to Leo Stein. 5000.
Metropolitan Trust co. tru-. to Robert Fer
guson; $4,000.
Benjamin Benenson to Sarah Sleg.i: 81
Greenwich Savings Bank. 80 600
Title Insurance 90 70 Cifr Real Estate 60:
So. 600
Same 20 Cruiksharh co. Sfi 600
Now York Mortgage and Security co N
Albany Savings Bank s2i5.OO0
Lawyers Mortgage 20 20 Louis n Shoenh-rs
- al. eNrs. $50. GOO
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were reyo, ,,e,e
yesterday at the Real Estate EAcu.as
salesroom. Nos. Il and l6 Vesey street
BY Joseph p. Day.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 061, s. oIo.k f 90 a
between 15sth and 15ah SITS. 2o3 * e.. ~
Kali; sty apt, sold 70 the pIaih''n io'
$2IO.27I.
229TH ST. 7bl. s. 27l.s Il OF b snd
ave So AHA: sold 90 the plaintn FOR s-'+oo'
10TH ST lO1 and 100, =. 35 II OF farh
ave. 42.6x10O11; sty tenmt ana stores so'u
70 the plaintiff for s4S.63i
MINETTA LANE. -. II s. 1918 n or otn
ave, 2I5x7Ox22. 7x7O. sly tenmt.
80 ST. 1874 =, 100 II Of 9Th ave, +o.oX
50: sty tenmt. sold to the plaintH LOT
$4,000.
BY j. H. Mayors
Isl AVE, 1894. cor OF eSd st, - sxe. !;
5 sty tenmt and stores; sold to the, piAihuH
for $50 600.
BY Daniel Greenwald.
RIDGE ST 26 s. rs II OF Broome ST.
25x72: sty tenrnt: sheriN's sale OF all right
title. etc which Congregation Ahebat Achim
81 al had on Jan IA 1911, or since; Alfred ana
Charles Steck1er attorneys. Withdrawn.