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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

4 Schultz and oscar Heyman mtg STOOD ssp'
Is 500, address New Rochelle. y
LOTS 40. A., &c 80 and 49, revised map ser, sen
eca Park; Estelle Watkins 70 charles : &c
! fins ir mtg $1,000 - address. 2S5s "a ave
LOT +. map Joseph Husson. a. C.as9n
Point susan " Rudd 20 Elizabeth bei'Ilch'
SEPT ~ 500 address, Hackeusack. y D.
LOT 81, nap J Gleason progssri,6S5 az, Js es2i
Herman - Thomas q shea tm'g s9.AVDli sep
Ia 81 address 25l5 Poplar ST.
LOT 222 map G02D portion Hunt estate.
clara r Klnher 20 John y and Meta Rsnn, a.
Joint tenants $3.50. address. 1888 Holland aNe.
LoTs 100 and 191 amended map q lShl Ger a.
fmfg sf00 Oct is. 1870 500.
LOTS 1919 and iaG. same map; Warwick Realty
and Construction Co 70 same mtg S4,p' - -.
1910 500. address. 2l7 North sth ave- MOUNT
Vernon. y
lot t0g. man Iaconia Park; Jacob Hemmell
70 Agnes Nichols Aug II 500; address Noun'
Vernon. y Y
LOTS e77 ard G7s same map: Helen Collins
10 same. Aug 3. Sio0 address as above.
LOT 20. map 1850 lots Of Henry Morgenthan
Emma VI Particle 70 Jourdan NJ Israel Ssp' -
Z address. l97 Fulton 20. Brooklyn.
LOT % % 81. same map; Jourdar NJ Isra rae.
to William Particle. Sept 2 81 ADDRESS 90
Pacific st Brooklyn.
MAPLE AVE. g g. LOT 100 TO lo2 map =
Duncan. 40 WHIiamsbridge j0xlCO; clarence e.
Patitz. ref 90 Marie Regina; sept :. 'nl's -
OOW: So 200. address, 21e2 Bryant ave
PROSPECT AVE. 1885 70 1883 s9GlCo. - -
Ruchti no Jopaph Reichweln untg S3ii5Oi sept
Is: 500: address. Butler, J.
PLOT beginning AZ " cor l9nd MlTna .,o 81 81
ciIlauo az land Spuyten Duyrl keai Es,t lii,aro
n E,irsriI Terrace Co. Sept 49, 500 address,
81 william 81.
WALES AVE. . s. 12i r. n Of lf9,h 81 %, O.
100. Andrew Hammers. ey, ref, 70 AI,lo,s "A
owen; Aug TO- $500 address, 90 ,.-,.-r--.
5--tt ST east a of lot 81. map Cnionp r.
25,iOs. charles r. Dav-rmsnn 10 Kontaens T -,
rer. sent IL (mtg s.. 800; address oo' r-d9'
iIgth 81.
~ robn Cella1 tutg S4.500l. sept 5; N"Foi ao-
dress AZ west 45th ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
CRESCENT A. G. YACHT RACES.

Charles Lembcke vice commodore Of the
Crescent Athletic Clubs yachting depart
mcnt. has offered two cups for races for
cruising yachts, 10 be sailed next Saturday
over courses in the lower bay. starting al
o'clock from the Crescent Clubs shore
house at Bay Ridge. one cup is for boats
from So TO 60 feet in length. and the other
for those 3j feet and under A second
prize will be offered If four or more start
There Will be O motor boat race on the
same day for Class a of speed boats, and
i'm this there viii be a second prize If four
or more start. Launches under % feet ia
length and having engines Of not more
than 10 horsepower win race I'm an own
ers handicap These boats VIII DE han
dicappeJ Oh their owners statement or
their speed. n boat exceeds that speed
I'm the race il viii be disqualified. Entries
for these races close on Thursday, septem-
Igr q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

oihcial Record and Forecast. w ash'lE ''''
s'a ii-A further faI iu pressure Us iepo''
'am lns West Indian stations. and there
@f9ns Indications of d disturbance @uhl's
,T9an southwest n jamaica. This disl0i '''-
a1larelt. moving .u q west-north"esl eo--- l,,
.4 uus far ts intensity Is unknown.
.oa11 tor -se western portion Of the Iai =,
~ ard t1e yucstan Channel have D'en a. a.
''f 10 ho cautious IN the United 'rset,rr
m-'fI. Pressure o. high over iile 1ers bIy
.Hr Tho Northwest aud ',1isiss OBJ
Ae normal over the upper This
and me middle plains sit'e9 vsrm
distribution has resulted ana the
tr over tIa great central Nallsf1 ,tI4tber
-e.E States and decidedly eooiti ,,crfbcru
IT, northern plains states ana ~ sIaturcs
Mountain El0r. N0ce ATE ts.ts with
.tlnt throughout Tie Eartofn oist.l ~ last
exception ~ local showers wiIlin states
ROM hours in the Southeas-iis.s i,,oi val
s'e@ le OhiB ard upper Mlsslo,i,fr was
aAl tus Northwest The. 49, THE
feIr throughout the coun.i ne mid
eric depression tnat Is nov oFfl inni Val
aAa states aud thc upper Mlsss.s5 ~ local
advance east and 81 attfnus t,f' uupar
Monday n the lake region ana Tsasiern
'-inli Valley ana Tuesday in Ct,o valley
- all probably in the uppeI 80 are also
- lls lover lake region. Loca. rams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
CONSTANTS C0L0RS FALL
Champion Motorcycler Loses to
Drummond at Newark.

Tito Sow Jersey Motor cycle Club opened
,,s fall season Of race meets at the Olympic
park HaIf-m'Ie dirt track nc Newark
Yesterday afternoon. John Constant. of
Proollgr. The ,en-mile national amateur
CHAMPION had his coiors lowered in the
rr,-nr. match race by Percy Drummond
~. Newark crack.
The summary follows
r.-s..r.. movie, Haua.lp Imt 30 cubic
i-.r...-w.r Us Edward W. Iior-on, Newark
-s-sr L.-r.e.t, Washington, y. o., second
.a-m.a ranllcaa orade riderz)--won by
rr.arr s. James. Newark 0l0 seconds. wat
Son kr.... West Ca-g. il5 seconds. second
open lprra-e owusrsl-Wou by
william r. James, Newark. i. W. t-el-en. New
ark second. ".m- $50
Trra.-m'a handicap open. limit SD cubic
l-r-...-H.- Hr Percy Drunmoni NeWdlh ~
seconds. ward NacDougaI. Newark 60 Sec
0rT-. second. Time. 3.+O--.
Tro-u.. match race Percy Drummond New
ar u.s. John Constant. BlDaEyn'-NOn by
Urrr.r# r.us 2.29.5.
N.v-.r- rae. ur'.af. uwnersI-Non uy Ionn
Constant E.roblgn Earl Eckcl. Washington
r.-s ranG.-ap limit 80 cubic inches
W.r .. -. piarsou. Newark $50 seconds ;
PERCY urnmmoTr. Newark .ScratcnI. second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
SHOOTS FOUR WHITES
Lynching Feared by North Caro-
lima Authorities.

Warrent0u. \. c., Sept 16.-Goorge Mar
shall, negro, after attacking Mrs. Joseph
Chaplain, wife of a farmer at Vicksboro.
fourteen miles from here, yesterday after
noon killed j. W. Abbott. her father. who
bad attempted TO rescue her Marshall then
fed.
The Sheriff, with a posse. tcck mp his
trail. and found him IN house. where ne
oeHed his pursuers. The Sheriff and his
posse surrounded the place, and the negro
snot the. Sheriff and two of the posse.
The house was watched am night. and
early to-day tie negr,'s fatrer nv "a r-sn
entered the house with other negroes, over
powered the criminal a.d ..nIi,r-.. ID,
Sherin's posse. The men bound Marshal
and rOught him 10 the Jail here
News of the crime spread rapidly. and to-
pigrt the residents of both Warren and
Vance counties We're thoroughly aroused
To ifs reported that mol viii ATTEMPT to
break into the jain tonight and lynch Mar
shall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
LIS PENDENS.

CROTONA PARK EAST. las: John n stree
kecki agt Josephine NJ Brown ~ al foreclosure
of mtgl. attorney. r ! Villanyi
LONGFELLOW AVE, W =. between Jennings
and iT2d SITS. Max ! Weller 8Rt John King ~
al foreclosure Of transfer o. tax lier) attorney
SAKE & Powell
LONGFELLOW AVE y :. between Jennings
and 1924 SITS same agt same foreclosure ~
transfer OF tax LEM attorneys. SAKE & Powell.
WEST FARMS ED and t73d 81. cor.
same aat 23d Ward Land Improvement 90 ~ al
foreclosure Of transfer Of tax len)i attorneys
Ssve & Powell
HOE AVE. r.. betwaen Freeman and Jen-
nings ~. lCt 3: same sgf John o. Bren fore
closure OF transfer of tax Hem, attorneys. SAKE
q Powell.
g0GTW ST. s. 1865 n Of Mosholu Park
wav South 10 sxt2O 20Gth -. "a 2i0 n ~
Mosholu Parkway south, t6.sKi&p. 208th ~,
e. 300 n Of " sholu Parkway South i8sNi1i
three actions Alice r Keller agf Bnilia BadO-
lati 81 ~ foreclosure OF three mtgsj, attorney,
r g. Leubusrhcr.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
SEPTEMBER 10.
MANHATTAN.

MANHAITAN.
BROADWAY. a7o mtg On dS,ur, ,,- et,. T. l ,j
* 1911. Goldberg e. Alderman m MOTIFS N'"
tor. Sgn0. address $40 Broadway.
HENRY 1T. cor Jefferson st, 20. Us IW',
u.ns rs 1910. Manhattan Holding 80 10 Ll'
Public Bank NJ Neu york. 'it N-"''''' ''
uay. Joseph j Bach - Delaney ST.
IN 30 fsg1 Robert r. Walsh ro Now YORK
die Insurance aud Trust 'o' 500 'i'''
~ Wall e.
% ,ois kr,-l.ris We'll TO Albert N BaumaUn.
a. 900. attorney. r. " Bennett. Rector t..
.-rfT SIR a 8. 5000 20 Of ave A. ls.aN5-.t .
Fr5 III 1907 Hr seaman 10 Cn7rIf. porn a ,.o
aro. 80 500. attorney w Ns"'.lNL''' i''
s1,rr PROPERTY; Jan r. tss'. same to
refrr sr Gu west. tsavao %. Nov 80, 1900
--l-ra, s rrps 10 Dawson aud au2. S-'''v.
.,.,-,ar n Fab.uovitrb ico Riv'ng.ou et.
-,,rr PROPERTY. March 81 zoos. same 70
r,aa- eosrnit1. 81 non. attorney, same rs to'N-
r-povr AVE r. g. aGT e. ~ tAsth st. 70 *
ig5 2yI5fE9jp. sept lN iHN 7'-,'-L ''', - 80, ia
Post TO Abr T. Jacob and sarah Nern15y 49, eT ana
Crriozo - Proadway.
rrrs 4. Is 70 r.. A. 20 80 Sc % IS SO eoA
ts- and 1903 ts3 EOS 22J 81, era -,r.,e g' NE ..
pes 2ei Htar }6. page AZ '}n7 tn"' =, .1,l-
F5ronsron. $1,000, attorneys laringl'h N
Phelps l. Broadway.
NORWOOD AVE. e cor corn st. 10 tv'oy
400 10 Nov % 1907 samuel Gslier 20
E-,-or. Ras6. So $40. attorney Title Insurance
Co. 1916 DrCad"av
srrBpurs AVE. r. cor Freeman e. l2'1
-fe svi24 TrlOs Q June I. 1905 Leopold NesN
70 Darie seybeL trustee p,.,, p 81" o' '''r'e -
SAME PROPERTY. June 1. 1905 same 70
came. 81 SEQ
Union AVE. g. 2o29 q Il or 1929 ST. ls9I
az sent r. 1898. Marcus Nathan 70 Iharot'e
hr4~icb. 81 $50. attorney. Title Guarantee ana
Trrist CO. 176 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE. ~ g. i25 q ~ list st;
orvr45. sept id 1907. Bertha Flasch 20 samuel
P,aft. Je01. attorney. A Bloch. 80 Nassau ST.
,-5-, -- oqa rss- 25xt45 Dyer ifvt33. SEPT
- iG1G. Annie yVtesenthal 90 John smith So
600. ATONE, Gustav LANCE. n 251 Broadway
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.

Elizabeth f. wenzeL eVscutrix, 70 William
Hsstorf Sls0u0 49,. -.
JohN Lerch and aro executor ~ JUN '''i'
ard ano trustees. SlOoH. ..o,
E1izaba,h brown 20 Jennie Sealy sl"o.
Hcrbsrt o. srreat. trustee, 20 William Haatort
NJ sophia rorch 20 Alma 7 Frentei, Slooi.
FSmma powell and ono. eNecutriN' TO JONI
i Herman n Kaypenbers. ir, to Agnes Nichols
sailing Brewing CO 20 Giuseppe Amelio 5000
S-5-h"7,s Vsr.er no. Giuseppe AmelIo, $1,000
i,.,,ers MORTGAGE co so Maria L Nanderuoei
e,T,,,,sI rrrrs % Max Kobre 500
same 70 same 500 -. ~ ..-.-
kamu. a. o0"
Same t0 same. $1,000
same m same. $1,000
same to same; $500"
Same t0 same, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
RUNNERS FOLLOW TRAILS
Harry Smith Leads Pack in First
MorningSide A. c. Run.

The popular MoruinCside Athletic Club,
OF Harlem. opened its 'cross-couutrv sea
son yesterday with the large pack of forty
athletes striving for the laurels. Harry
J. Smith, the track captain Of tho Pastme
Athletic Club, led the pack. winning easily
N the good time Of 10 minutes 80 seconds
Harry Jensen. the famous marathon run
ner showed exceptional form for the early
season, finishing 100 yards in the wake Of
his clubmate. Third honors fell 20 Matt
Maloney, the former Trinity Club runner
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

flaHIBIs Monday aH1 Tuesday Iu ... -o'.l. .s.a...
--r states In other perts %. ile thit ..-.
tre weather VIII be- fair Monday ana "ui
A change 90 considerably cooler W,a'neI t
0.ersrra4i the southern plains siateS a. 80
Ulre- NlgsIssi of Valley Monday ana lH' ~ ~.
reni0n. tBe ONO WALES nud Ine inieIio. "' .
GUlf states Tuesday cool weather VEN ,s-,rs-a
fIlt in the Northwestern states 1Il - a.
turar win nor change materially over .nr
lantio sea6osrd during The next '''|
Iuurs -4 .-,-st ,,,ff
The winds along the New Ens.ssnd Ia Coa'' sbi
b. moderate north: middle Auanuc loa cs,t T.
variable becoming east and souinta-t $500 tLt -,
lartie and e1st CUR coasts. Nf1i ..tl ,i,.,,,
ctpt m0derat. north and northeasl "..l sc,,,i,.
Flcrida Coast. west Gulf Coast moa'' soofr
on the lower lakes. mode alr 'ah' ststfT,- 40
UUror lakes moderate 90 brisk SCUM" ai''''''7
Itat aud norfhW 81. ,........, nor.
Steamers departing Monday FOR Eurolea p, ~
viii have brisk north snd nor ~ ".-
overcast weather 90 the Grand baHha'
Forecast for special LOcalities.-ioi
England fair to-day. Tuesday unsettled '.'
warmer, moderate north and northeast ".i'D
FOR Eastern Sew York. New Jersey D'''
ern Pennsylvania. Delaware. Ma 'ar ro,,..59y
District of columbia, fair to-dht' ,i.i-is
probably showers light TO moderate
winds becoming east ana s0utheas as ,.. s.,r-
For western PennsFlvdni8 ana n
York increasing cioudiuess, pronab5 lrg,'5, ,,
by showers this afternoon or night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
READY FOR GOLF MEET
Prominent Players Arrive at the
Links at Southampton.

Southampton. n Y. Sept. 17.-Prominent
opponents Of driver and iron arrived at the
National golf links to-day I'm anticipation
OF the invitation tournament. which begins
tomorrow Arriving on the steam Yacht
Diana az guests Of c. Ledyard Blair, com
nodore of the New York Yacht Club were
harold II Hilton. champion ~ two CONT
nents. Albert Seckel the Western title
holder. Charles W. Evans. ir.. Gilman r
Tiffany and several others. W. c. Fownes.
ir. the former champion, came on a morn
ing train, Fred Herreshom arrived to-
night.
The attraction to-day consisted Of pro-
tessional matches. In the early hours
George Duncan, the far driving Scot, and
Gil Nichols defeated Alec Smith and J. T.
McDormott, the national open champion
. by 4 mp.
/ The best bah card was as follows:
oa NICHOLS .,,.... and I P'a'aP .54 s-ss
GU, .........:.4 = o 8 So
i'm - S o $500
Tn .............4 . 5-3s-55
Nichols and Duncan -.......................4 8
smith and Mcpermatt.... ................... o
Tn the afternoon the players TOOK part IN
am eighteen-hole medal play competition,
followed by gallery OF several hundred
persons. Throughout the round Duncan
easily had the better of the long game, the
man from Aberdeen generally outdriving
Nichols from Eve to fifteen yards They
finished with 81 each Smith had - and
MoDermott Sf Duncan and Nichols played
off for the special prize of S25 and Duncan
won on the third extra hole. He had 4-5-i.
Hilton and Charles r Macdonald played
as partners against SccSel and Evans, The
last named pair won by MP and 70 play
I'm another match later .or Fownes and
Evans finished L up over SccbcI and Max
Behr.
In the tournament which starts I'm the
morning Macdonald and Herreshoff viii
Dee paired. while Hilton and Seckel viii form
another combination. Fownes and Evans
are also brackcted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
HOLLYWOOD TO MOVE LINKS.

Long Branch. ~ j.. sept T7-At spe-
cia meeting Of the directors of the Holly
wood Golf club last night committee was
appointed to secure new headquarters. be-
ginning the spring of 1914, the expiration
of The present lease on the chamberlain
estate, at West Long Branch. The CLUB
has been using the present site for the last
six years. The special committee, Of which
ri. II. SOM is chairman. viii report at "a
special meeting TO be held IN New York
next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
coMBouRG TAXES RICH PRIZE

Paris. sept 17.-Fraub J. Gould bar
colt ComtoUrg TODAY won rhe Prx Rova
oak against % good field at the Ions
champs course The stake VaT for three
yaar-olds CT ono mile au1 seven fldll-
and was worth N500. Charles Pdser Fl
Hfawatha Hnirhed second for the PriX de
be- Prairie. selling event at ten furIonas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

TERATIoNs,
THE BRONX.

Dist ST. n =, lac y Of Broadway; for
stv frame hctai 25x65.35. Elizabeth N9!ze
Klngshridge owner William \ Kenny '%o Wen
25Ath 81. architect. Sl,aoo
RrvERDALE AVE. Randolph Lane. 26lst -
HuCscn River and CITY Line. Tor sly DIX
Tarzarat r Cullen, on premises, president, own
ers; Ditmsrs iii 9th ave. architect. SZ'ooV
MORRIS AVE. g. - q Of listh -; tol
2 efv frame lofts 24x21. Amodeo Ut Toro, 30
Morris ave. owner. Moore r Landsiedel' lt,'h -
and 80 ave. architects; $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
LYNCH DECIDES AGAINST BEDS.

The Cincinnati Reds have been decided
against hv President Iynch. of the Ma
+foral League. iu their profess of the game
with Chicago ON september S. tu n oa..s.-n
announced yesterday The dispute arose
from play at the plate when Esnon7
was called our, before Umpire oi3E .r7'
-a-..red J.rur, Fr.re Tgom tho game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
PArL PLAYERS At BILLIARDS.

HaI Chase. Of tho Yankees. and Bill Don
.ear. tie Tiger pitcher. viii cross cues at
John lrr'.s l25 street billiard room toe
nigh, On a Ir-ee-cueb'on match of % points.
In Detroit q month ago "Wtd BIIl' was de-
-es-e5 ae . narrow margin by the Yankee
manager but has since claimed that Chase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
Tho summaries follow.

Frank Joyce. the strong Mohawk Club
distance runner, won the invitation run OF
the West Harlem Athletic club yesterday.
Harry HonawcH, Of the New York Ath-
letic Club, forced Joyce for three-quarters
Of the distance The victor travelled the
three and a half miles I'm 1915.
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
TOMORROW

Nv Joseph p. Day
I'D ST 3fG 5. 80 n OF "a ave l0.'N
100 ?. 2 s'v dvr. vol sale
2qn ST COS n s. 922s Il W q sth ave 22.eN
e>a sty dVg rol sa'@. loo
-3D ST. H. n g, 2os n o. olh ave-
! Sly tvg. sol sale
152D TT. 461. =. 1855 q ot Ains''r'aii o. 20
iSy1a n. stv dwe "ol sale. .,os
SD ST. 1G. p r. 2162 It q Of 9Th ave ZoNiV' -
3 -tv dwE sol sale
10Th ST. 125. n s.. = n OF lexington ave-
2fNgs o. 4 stv dwz, vol sale. 90
18TH 81. 2ss. g. $50 n % sth ave. ~. -,
% n. 3 -fv Iuz evr's sale estate OF Margaret
s. GoodridEc. licensed
fsTH ST. 2sA g. 1884 q ~ - ave l'.oN
ION. sty dwg. sol sale. go
tS2D ST.. l52 r, 25ls n 9 OF I'm ave- ii'N
PG. ~. sfv dvg. vol sale.
4sTH ST. 22i s. 280 Il C Of 81 ave- ls.sR
COS. stv dwg. vol SALE
7iTH ST. 1o4. g. 90 II ~ Park ave- lsN'''
s'v dvc vol sale.
s2D ST. rs = g. 67 r. NJ Amsterdam ave
L. fglr22 sty tenmt. Orphan A8ylum society
ae. n q Peck et al: ue Forest Brothers. au'Ai
L j DowIn9 ref. amt due. >iol''A3
vANDEwATER ST. %. io5.% ~, T. " + p r
T.uI 90. tT.1x5o2 * 'rsg. So lou 6Gs'
NaFruv at T W crawford Of a.. y u NJ
chant. ats. + " Rsbenold ref amt Tue ~
@l' %. taxes etc S2i' %. sup O." mtE o. '''.-.'
NT so 1856 THIRD AVENUE.
Hv Herbert a.. sherman.
.e,,r ,yr- to4s o. e. SIS 70 ~ Of 165th e.
7--lG1 5va-vi0a 3 3 stv ivI-. adelaide Waiter
aar s. ri pevrr er al. J CuIhare atiy' d ~
Mi.rieu. rsG amt lre. S7,ooN ~ taxes. CIV
oN WEDNESDAY.
R, Joseph r. Da~.
117Tu ST. 2i1. n g. no q w. Of 81 &c. isi
too H. etv store ant / stv sta'.e N IA s-s~5.
dore Jeckzou aEt T. o. REYNOLDS 81 ot -aves
'. ' By Daniel Greenvaid.
RIDGE ST TAO g. l2J o Of stanton
a1yI0l =fv tenrt and stores. oscar Ing ai,er
oct Bessie Tucker. Louis Kunen a'tN, 7qr ,ll
.+r- nf HH right. title. enc. which h.@-i' '-
had ou F-5 -, 1911. or since
on THURSDAY.
r- Joseph p. DAY.
-o5TH ST. 80 and 321, n g, 2~o q y ~ 81 s,,,
iuvfo0ll o st, tcnmt and stores. ia 7Toe, -
Wo-, woirtar-er Of al; Godfog.c, Il J.. az .,,-
N n r-ef ham. raf: amt duo, S3iI0l ~ taxes
sto. 81 $50 ~.
Ey Herbert s. sherman
,,,,-prr, -T ~. m s.. COOS IT "a of Jackson
s. o.. inya. lx,- 5vas :. sly tenmt and stores
Johanna zach aEt Slg"unI hnIF'-.s ,r,t dine.
d b Bruce. atty. r. W b Lro"n, i-L' S.. MTG
Slllsos -. taxes etc. Slow SUD To '
AT 80. 1856 THIRD AVENUE
Hy Joseph T. Day.
ANTHONY AVE. ia and. 17e. s. 200 IJ ~, w.
Prospect rl 80 2yy0Xe%GN3- =. j"' .,' f y a
Iona -terusrain ast E.sat h-l.y , r 5Ye sill
~ a6. taxes etc. $500
NELSON AVE. cor OF seton ave ,' .",l u,
l4-x e. t1 Amunas.n ave & 10y b" -soovioo.
Nelson ave- g , cor Uf Amunds0u ave. -gvA'DJJ
also Hiu ave 49, a 22S4 u OF .hnEshIlI 90 nv
-ayruU. also HuI ave. Re- s. 3i-N IT o. N',7 NJ
NiurshrlIzr ri. -5xioo, also hlngs-lIlage 'N ,lso
sg2 r. o. M Uiu ave. 80 ige+ 3X-1Nlul. "l iI
kine-brilgo ri. s. 9l.ll IT w ~, ~, a.. "a,
ave % 4yf4I. lOy.IXlSi.3. also NulHh'So" a.,
y loo 70 ~ jefferson ave 5.XluI' also iGl,I.6.
Som ave- W 60 2UU IT. 81 Of JeHeison ay- g5r tl,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

Highest temperature yesterday, - degrees tat
. . M. lowest. % average ~. average for
corresponding date last year - average foi
ocrrpsnandina date last thirty-three years. 81.
Local forecast. Fair to-day. TUESDAY pr0ba b ~
showers. light 10 moderate variable winds De-
SEEMING east ana southeast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

Local Ofiiciai Record.-'rhe following Official
record from tho Weather Bureau shows the
changes in temperature for the last twenty-four
Of lIst year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

Coseuaicrs tzken ar 8 .. n, 75th uienoisn une' AT
pressure reduced 10 sea level.
so1z-s, continuous lines pass through pohs o. equal az
pressure
50.herms dotted lines PASS through ponls q Sqea
rcafs trsu gny or zero freezing ". and OO oeetess
. Clear q Party Cloudy . Cloudy X kah' , $40"
N Fs pom missing. Arrows fy with the vino
rt figures ndcz.e tempe azure secono z4-nt Y pieeip
1Cr G' 0 Bch OF more Tor "A hours ending = ", yts
eioss -hc wind velocity shen y or more mics pei "ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
MECHANICS, LIENS.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, W cor is' ., ST.
f31vrsO. Barrett Manu- acutlng co agi C'ol 90
owner and contractor. s4o2 ~
st,fpccN s7 a. g. g2sG "a Of 1890 II, sax
IA sar,e act podetIr Realty Co owner ana con-
tractor. sl1O c.
18TH ST. :. l75 q " o. Broaq4yaS. o., lSss
% II. Toru A Mccarthy e Bro HEt west l"'lu
Sac, psaitv Co and sidney $ Benedict. owners
tronewab. 81 $40 %.
ioaTu sT 227 East. John r crorin agt Cnior
settlement. owner. Hauy G. Beay1n, contractor
siIT Il.
SD ST 25l and 303 West NlHlah, y 49,, 81,
agent. contractor. $50 %.
MULBERRY ST. Hw cor Delaney 81 olSl 49,
American Forge and IRON CO. agl Alieha'i n''
ganto owner and contractor >li'' 70.
r,cr., AYR -o,. barrett Manufacturing 60
agf Bcncdetta Piccirillu. owner aud contractor
$50 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

Tom Harris. OF the Glencoe Athletic
Club. led home a good field of starters Boz
tho weekly run of the Penuaut Athlete
Club YESTERDAY. The field ran closely too
g7ther until a haFf mile from home, when
Harris Frrinted away. 10 win by the com
Portable advantage Of In Yards !. J. All
len OF tho Bear Athletic Club. was second.
The victor's time was 2I.2o FOR tho four
mile trail
Tno Summarize. fnlInN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

Nassau st., owner q F. Pelham, So7 9Th ave-
architect. $4,000.
51sT ST n q. go n Of 17th ave: for z sly
auto storage bldg. eOx95j List. ~ W.
6sth 81. owner. John Smokes Sons. % NeS
eau st, architects 80 roo
NEW CHAMBERS ST. g = cor Batavia % for
a I sly pumping station. American News 60, y
Psrk Place. owner. Bowser AZ Co. ."
Church &C. architects $50
THE BRONX
ONEIDA AVE. W = 100 y q 81 235ih So tor
two sty frame dR gs. 22x5j each, Oneida con
structIon CO. 3 Bcnst, $40 East itoth 81, pres
dent owners. Moore q LanGsiedel. listh 81
ana Sd ave. architects. 81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels 10 Go Under the Ham
mer This Week.

The following parcels will be sofa at az
ton ar the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos Il and Is Vesey stree, anu
the Bronx saiesroom. No. l56 Ihlra ave
rna- fhla week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

ar. .us- and cooler. moderate TO brisk south
winds.
For West virginia. probably fair to-day
Tuesday unsettled and cooler
oficiai observations taken az United States
,-,stt,., ttrr,rs ~ ( n m, ,.,,,r,4... ff',,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

LENOX AVE. o. cor nth So for "a -.
theatre IN i0xp5 kramer Contracting CO. 10
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The lineup follows

v.Iarae-M j. Dunn. Liuosmen-W. HUI, FOR
IrU0aIEu, L. Browne Tor ErOoEFn GENES.
t...t--. eau.-ou. nor tlro0avu oHaIaIau. M.-
son. D'Hsrc ans King, for B-aoS.ru ....'.s.
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