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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
SIWANOY LAWN TENNIS
DR.. Rosenbaum and Hammett
Reach Final Round.

Placing their drives accurately despite a
slow and sodden ball Or. William Rosen-
baum and Alfred d. Hammett won their
place in the final round of the lawn tennis
doubles Yesterday on the courts Of the
Siwanoy Country Club at Mount Vernon.
They defeated VI. A. Cotton and J.. II. Far
rngton by a score of 81. 81
Despite the slow nature Of the ground
the match was the fastest OF the tourney.
So far as the driving went. the honors were
about even, but DR.. Rosenbaum had the
better Of Cotton when 1t came TO place.
ment shots. The tally reached 3-all. 4-all
and 5-all Then came the test Or. Rosen,
baum came to the net for smashes, and
the plan of attack worked so well that he
gained the game, making II 6-5. For a
couple of aces il looked as II Cotton and
HARRINGTON might be able to pull up level,
but after a deuce on points Rosenbaum and
Hammett got the game and the set. The
second set was easier
The summary follows;
Mems doubles (semi-fnal round)-Dr William
Rosenbaum and A. n. Hammett defeated NJ. A.
Cotton and L. H. Harrington, 80, 80.
worth defeated A. j. Taylor. by default; J. VI.
Hadsell defeated ". T. Bradbury 6-4. 6-2i
w. -Minkel defeated II. L. Ghormley. 6-3, q:
T.. 4. wall defeated y. NJ Thalimer Ga 6-o;
G. r. Coughin defeated a. II. Hamm, by de
fault.
second round-R. Ausur defeated Marshall
Peabody, 6-3, e.: ". J. Waworth defeated
J. W Hadsell. 2-6. 60. "a; E. A. Walz de
fested ". Hinke, g. 6-3; G. r. Coughlin
won double default.
Third round-R. Augur defeated W. ]. Wal
worth 60, %. 6--l; G. r Coughlin VS.. f.
4. Wall Ga, unfinished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
LEASES.

The Fl. NJ. WE'LL Company has leased
the Calumet Hotel. at No. 1888 West 3ith
street. for NJ. l. and c. Ernst TO Hugo J.
Henf. formerly OF the Lincoln Hotel, and
now proprietor OF the Arverne Hotel. at
Arverne Long Island. for long term OF
years.
NJ e. L. Hess leased the building NO
80 Mercer street 10 Gardiner q Highet and
lofts I'm Nos. Is and Il East 32d street 10
the American Seating Company; in No liz
70 LAG West oath street TO Jones, Keyser
e. Adams: in No lis to l24 West 22d street
TO Fernbach &, Schulman; in Nos. 92S and
go Broadway and No. II East 2lst street
n the Kraft Manufacturing Company in
No % West 18th street 10 Ludwig 81 Ben
der. in Nos. 299 and 24l Fourth avenue 10
Abrahams g. Schwartz: In Nos. ~ ana 81
Wooster street TO the National Underwear
Company, and the loft In Nos. ., ana y
West 9th street to Marcus Serposs.,
Worthington Whitehouse leased Tor
Bertha K Bartlett and Helen NJ. POST Ihe
dwelling house No 81 West 9th street also
office in the Windsor Arcade 10 the - a
Hutchings Company.
Mooyer G. Marston leased for Hoffman s.
Rothschild the fifth floor IN Nc. oS' run
corner Hubert street. entire building, for
Joseph NJ. Bearns; No 162 West 47th
street, dwelling house. for Felix Isman 20
Enrico F1ore; No. % west 4oth street,
store, for Amos r. Z. Pinchot to Caroline
Austin, and No. l23 West 4Ih street, over.
ling house, for l. Jules Mayer TO May
Mcintyre. NJ .
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball, jr..
leased space in the new Midwife Bulldlng,
Nos Il and 10 West 45th street TO Elise
Spenie. John c. Ellis and George Emore
Clark. John A. Roberts. Albert +. Jammes,'
Arthur F. Hermes & Co. and Bertha B.
The w. H. Whiting Company has leased
the fourth loft Nos. IA. Is and Is Park
Place, for Kalil's TO Charles A. Drucklieo;
store and basement. No. 40 Fulton street
for Clara r Pomeroy to the Public Hard
ware Company: Offices I'm the East River
Savings Bank Building to Floyd l.. Jen-
nings.
KNAPP & WATSON Company has leased
for Mrs Mittendorf and Mr.. Mahany the
dwelling house No. 13 East Both street to
client for a term Of ten years at an
aggregate rental OF about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
More Vpsefs at LonGsOood
Touchard Defeats McLoushlin in Five Thrilling
Sets, While Long Outplays Clothier.

, yolleys and forehand drives. In the last
set Touchard ran away from his opponent
The score was % c. 10, e., 6--i
There was some soace left for the
Pacific Coast. however when Long de-
feated Clothier. 1t was the first hard
match that Clothier had been called upon
to play. and his game was lstless and IN
different Long played a strenuous game
with no variation Of strokes. for the
exigencies Of the match did not require a
shift.
Richard Bishop, who has come up fast
in this meeting. defeated Arthur ). Dab
ney, jr., Of Boston. in five sets, and Edwin
T. Larned. brother of the national chan-
pion. had no trouble in reaching the SEMI
finals over Lyle t. Mahan. of New York.
The results of to-day's play bring to-
gether Long and Touchard, and Bishop
and Larned in the singles on Monday.
There were no double matches In the
Eastern championship played to-day
The summary follows:
Iongwood Cricket Club singles (hfth round)-
NJ II Long san Francisco defeated W. J.
Clottier. Philadelphia. "a, Sc, 6-4, 10
CO; G. +. Touchard. New York. defeated NJ. r.
Mclaughlin, San Francisco, % q, IL
%, 6-4: Richard Bishop. Boston, deieated
A. s Dabrey IT.. Boston, 6-1, &c, C 4-6
-: p p. Larned. Summit, y. j., defeated
l. r Mahan, New York. e. e-S e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22

JULY Il.
MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY, 1915. 20xl00; Broadway, e
cor OF 45th ST, l20x irres; July "; yrs 4 =
per cent; Thomas Hidden TO E States sI5o
coo; address. l20 Broadway
BROADWAY, lleo. 2ex95 equal Hen with
Q mtgs for SAL. 900: March "a, 1910; due as per
bond: Walter A Wells 70 John Meicher'
$40. 900; address 3 East 5lst st.
SAME PROPERTY; March "a. 1910; equal
lien TO . rntgs 500 333 80. due as per bond
same 10 John W Sterling. trus. ct al; 49,
6G8 60. address. l12 9th ave
SAME PROPERTY; March a. 1910; equal
lien TO . mtgs each s11G.668 81; due as per
bond; same to same; s23,S33 49, address same
as above.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. l3l. looxal;
June 90. yrs Merritt Ferguson Construction
Co TO T. Matilda Ziegler ct al eXrs $500
address. 30 West Slst 81.
ELM ST, IS. 25xoo: July g; yrs Al per
cent: Charles IS Fiske. jr, 10 Bowery saw
ings Bank $4,000. address 1913 Bowery.
PRINCE ST. lel. 25xTs; vandam st. 10,
25xfO0. Spring st, 26s. 125NlOO' Macdousal
ST. "a. 25xloo July 20; due as per bond;
Michael r Eagen to Title Guarantee and Trust
co: s.. 500; address. 1T6 Broadway
PERRY ST. 80. 2l145: July 10; due as per
bond. Andrew Long and ano to Title Guar
antee and Trust Co; $4,000; address. l78
Broadway.
PARK AVE. 1145. 16x7o; due Aug l. 1915;
July 20: AZ per cent: Charter Realty Co TO
United states Trus; Co: $4,000 address. 10
Wall ST.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg $4,000: 3
yrs y per cent. same to James Y Wooley :,
81. 900: address. - East 10Th st.
RIVINGTON ST, S. 100 It of Essex st.
25x1O0: July 20. due July 20 1921. Israel
Suchman 10 Thomas Field. trus, $4,000;
address. Ccdarhurst, Long Island.
Sd AVE. Gl3 and 6l5. 36x75. July 90. due
as per bond. Henry Hof to Manhattan Life
Insurance co; $50. 900. address. SO Broadway.
9TH AVE. " cor OF 10Th St 56x irreg prior
mtg 81, 2Ou.uOol due oct /. 1913. q per cent
April J.. Crolsie Realty 60 TO Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust 60; cocoon; address. 100
Broadway.
9TH AVE. W 5. l53 n Of 10Th ST. o5NGi;
July -. yrs. per cent. otto + preyer t.
George \ Leek; 5000. address, Bayside Long
Island.
It'll AVE. 256S, 25xloO; July Il yrs; John
Finkbelmer TO George Runk, $4,000. address. 10
West nth ST
Old ST. = 1923 II ~ lst ave. Bikes Feb
~. . yrs. q per cent Moore Realty GO Mar
garet Hall: 81. 900. address. 5ll Putnam ave,
Brooklyn
94TH ST eG2 and 26i West. 4ix0s. o sty brk
prior mtg $50 OpD. due July I. 1913 per
cent. : Fsinberg 60 10 Isaac Marx: sl2 600;
address. 2iiG Honey well ave.
10TH ST. IOi 10 10 Fast. 95xos. July 20
due oct l. 1915. d per cent. Ferguson Brothers
e. Forshay TO Metropolitan Life Insurance 20.
S4ON OOo; address l Madison ave
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg 100000. due
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
MEADOW BROOK FOUR WINS
Great Neck Fails to Earn a Single
Goal at Polo.

BY furious riding off tactics the polo team
Of Meadow Brook won two series Of cups
in one match by defeating the team Of
Great Neck yesterday in the postponed
matches OF the Meadow Brook Club tour
nament on the international field at West
bury Long Island. So fast was the work
of the Meadow Brook four that the Great
Neck men We're never able TO hit the bail
for a goal
For the Westbury challenge cup the final
tally was 1874 goals for Meadow Brook,
against a minus = OF a goal for Great
Neck. The handicap allowance figured In
the scoring of the match for the Meadow
Brook Club cups, so that for those tropIles
the tally stood at 1874 goals for Meadow
Brook to 1914 for Great Neck. The entire
string Of international ponies and the selec-
lions from Harry Payne Whitneys staole
were used 10 mount the Meadow BROOK
team -
Not only was the game a fast one, but
lightning played pranks that for time
threatened disaster Just before the game
lightning struck the fagpOle beside the
scoring board. 1t split the pole, then jumped
10 the board used for scoring the interna-
tional matches and reduced 1t to kindling
wood Later lightning struck In front OF
the clubhouse. tearing up the lawn anu
throwing dirt over the front OF the pulluihs'
The lineup and summary follow:
MEADOW BROOK. GREAT NECK,
Heap. cap
~ NJ Water No III MADDEN. go. 3
NJ hurry ir o No 81 e Cowdin. 8
No 81 Waterbury 8 Back. G. Miburn,
Back-H. c. Phipps. . IT. ''.''''''' o
Total handicap....27I Total handicap. go. .l6
Goals scored-For Meadow Brook: J. A. Raw
rns a. Lawrence Waterbury, g; James NJ.
Waterbury, tr, 3: II. c. Phipps, / lost by pen
aItv. X goal for foul by J. a. Rawlins and 2
goal for safety by II. G. Phpps; net score. lsh1
goals For Great Neck: None; lost by penaIty T,
T. goal for foul by Hamilton MADDEN and =
goal for safety by J. E. Cowdin; allowed by
handicap II goals; net score. 10Y goals. Ref
eree-J Cheever Cowdin. Time OF game -hlsht
periods OF IA minutes each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
|STALENA BY A SHADE
Defeats Avenger in Close Race at
larChmont.
LIGHT BREEZE FOR YACHTS
Start Delayed More than Three
Hours Because of Lack
of Wind.

Travelling at a ten-knot clip in fresh
breeze from the southwest, George NJ. Pyn-
chon's big sloop yacht Istalena crossed the
finish line off Larchmont yesterday the
winner In her class in the NTH series or
races Of the Larchmont Yacht Clubs race
week Her opponent, the Avenger, well
handled by Daniel Bacon, her owner, made
a brave but vain fight to cover the course
OF nine and three-quarter miles in time TO
save her allowance, but she was beaten by
the larger boat by 35 seconds on corrected
time
one hundred and ten yachts started IN
the race beginning at 2 AS o'clock, when
the Istalena and the Avenger crossed the
starting line almost together and with
booms to port for it was reach across the
Sound to Weekss Point buoy for the first
leg Of the course.
The scheduled starting time of all the
races IL II 80 o'clock. but yesterday the
committee for lack Of wind had to postpone
the start for three and one-quarter hours
and during that time a dozen or more OF
the shippers and crews had swimming
match at one hundred yards for special
prize offered by Horace Boucher, of the
regatta committee The winner was F. H.
Ching c. Shields was second and W. w.
Swan third.
The start was made so late in the day
that the committee informed the helmsmen
by signal that all the boats should cover
their respective courses once only. II was
a wise decision. for the breeze freshened
after the eastern marks were turned. and
all the finishes were early
William II Childs's Joyant made things
interesting for her opponents in the "P'
class she finally won by ! minute &c sec
onds. the Windward being second boat OF
the ten New York Yacht Club "thirties
that started. J. p Morgan, jr.'s. Pnryne
did the best work. winning from the Alera
by l minute seconds. and in the 90
class F. G Stewards Princess proved the
winner from the Suelew by the small mar
gin Of % seconds.
There was some close work in the handi-
cap class George p. Granberys Scud was
the winner in the second division by
minute 3 seconds from the Quest. OF the
Gravesend Bay handicap boats the La Gu
hama did the best work She defeated the
Essex by ] minute 36 seconds. corrected
time.
The winners in the other classes are /:
The Crescent. the Maryola the Busy Bee,
the Robin Hood. the Yukan. the Ogeemah.
the Keewaydin. the Hamburg. the Chicki-
oker. the Scylla, the Cyric, the Catseye.
the Scaup. the Little Dipper the Slow
Poke the Kiddo, the Viva. the La Rochelle.
the Iney. the City and the Tautog
The summaries follow:
sLooPs-CLAssES AND L--sTART. 2:45-
COURSE q& MILES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Church Realty Company sold the
block front east side OF Bedford avenue.
between Lefferts avenue and Sterling
Place. Flatbush, comprising seven apart
ment houses. recently finished by the sell
ers Title 10 the property was transferred
Ia Torrance II. Forest who is believed To
be acting for the real buyer
Frank A. SeaycT has sold a two family
frame house on a plot 50Xl0D feet. No. ls6
Miller avenue. for William Ziegler. TO a
client for investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

HEATH AVE, s. 300 n s o: 2soth ct, zsea
100: Ames Transfer Co agt University Hsigh,s
Realty co. owner and contractor; S75 81
e3D ST. 13l West; Thomas Carr sgt Har-
riet Weiss owner and contractor. Sis8 g.
DIVISION ST, JOG and los. Sam Weintrsub
agt Morris Kulok and Jacob Altmark owners:
sander Livow 81 Sons, contractors, ST2 A.
18TH ST, 352 TO $3.50 West. Sam Soften Of a.
agt Hodono Realty co, owner and oontgaetor.
i52D ST. s27 and 500 East; p Kane Con-
tracing co agt May Holding Co. owner ana
56TH ST. 348 East: Maurice Kraus agt Charles
W Mark owner; John Mccormack. contractor;
$40
FREMONT AVE. n s. 100 Il o, Jerome ay.
bOxlOO: Picken Quinn GO agt Ham Construction
co, owner and contractor; $3.50.
JACKSON AVE n cor OF l6Oth e.. 4s 2xs7 81;
Henry Mencher agt Emma VI Mestaniz owner
and contractor: L Mestaniz. contractor:
LoNGFELLow AVE. 1881 to 1852: san. sgt
same. $36 So.
same agt same; $50.
BAINBRIDGE AVE, n e. ~ Il n Of Moshou
Parkway 5Oxl00; Harris Fire Apparatus Co AIT
Annie D'Ambra, owner and contractor. SIS.
BATHGATE AVE, $, p II Of ls+th 81
25xiOO: Grant L Grey agt Special Building Co.
owner and contractor. $50.
57TH ST, s. $50 It " Of llth ave- 2oyi6;
CLYDE F Howes agt Thedfori Etz Goa %.
owner. Y McA1am, contractor: $2f~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
COUNTRY RENTALS.

Worthington Whitehouse has leased for
Max Marx his house on the Saw Mil River
Road. Elmsford. Westchester County, to n
client; also for ]. william Yates, 1r, his
new house in stoneleigh Park, Westhed,
n. J., TO a client, and in conjunction with
Nichols & Hobbie for Miss Anna II. Lusk
her camp on Upper St. Regis Lake, Adiron..
dacks to Frank A. Vanderlp, president or
the National City Bank, for the season.
Pease e. Gilman and +. y. Strong q Son
have rented the Thurber cottage, at Bay
shore, Long Island. to Mrs. Louis Morris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
REALTY NOTES.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
loaned yesterday $4,000 on the Schieffelin
estate. this property consisting Of about
one hundred acres Of unmproved property
at Williamsbridge. The mortgage IS for
three years at per cent.
Edward ID. Bowling, referee in a fore
closure suit by Bertha i. Fox against SeleS
Freedman. has instructed Joseph i. Day TO
auction the eight story building No. SO
Broadway on Monday, August II. The
property adjoins the John Jacob Astor
holdings in the block with Grace Church.
The Coca-Cola Company is the buyer Of
Nos go and 1872 West 9th street Henry
Brady was associated with John y. Gold
inc a broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Margaret Sage to Equitable Lifs Assurance
Society OF u s; ss500oO
Trust Co Of America 10 Geo Barnett; 81
Prospect Investing Co 70 Metropolis Seegrltiss
Co; $1,000
Emma Bruestle ct al to Chss VI Rosenthal; 81
Kunegunde Pfster to Edw Acker; $500
Nicholas G Benziger and ano. exrs, to
Savings Bank; $4,000.
Fanny Robertson TO Fanny Robertson
and ano exrs; $4,000
sarah Maxwell. gdn, 70 German sav.nss
Frank Blower TO sydney n Blower: 800
VIM Comstock 70 Herbert Lnsburyi
Kunegunde Pnster to Edw Acker: $500,
John Unger 10 Brevoort Real Estate Coz
$4,000
Joshua vellerman TO Bowery Savings Banxa
$4,000
Vim Well TO Fanny Greeneeaum: 81
Horace Anderson. trus TO Saturnino Conloilsl
$1,000.
John McNuty TO Adolph Lewlsohn: Sil,coo
Edw Isaacs 10 Henry Levy; 500.
Frederick Won Saal 10 Rudolph Schastrf
$1,000.
Title Guarantee Co TO Anne X Hayes; $4,000
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co %
Rank for Savings; {H,0UO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.

COURTLANDT AVE. 732. store. etc: John
Frees 20 Nicholas Zanger yrs from May l.
1911; Sl,3S0. address. 1872 Courtlandt ave.
CLINTON ST. 100. top floor: Nathan Gold
stein 10 William Sappo; . yrs from May /.
1910; S4O2. address. 100 Clinton ST.
MAIN ST. 5 " cor Bay ave. city Island
store and basement. Emma Kramer to United
states II America 10y Postmaster General; 10 yrs
from Jan !. 1911; $1,000.
9Th AVE 800. all Abby VI Gardner TO Gus
tave Rinee. 10 yrs from May /, 1911. 5000;
address GgJ Gtn ave.
I3D ST. cor Madison ave and 44th ST.
45th st. 4Jth ST. 5Oth 81. 5lst st. 52d st; Van
dcrbilt ave. city ~ New York 10 New York q
Harlem X X co and New York Central & II
r. r 60. perpetual lease. suhsurface Of streets;
per annum. $l7. III -. address Albany, Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN


nth STREET,. ]. Phillips & Co. in con-
junction with Ames & CO. have sold for a
client No. 900 West 18th street, four story
qwsng house. on lot l9TiC3SS S feet .Snd near ., Bay
10Th and seth streets. Bensonhurst we're given
IN part payment. Sedohr X. Argilogos holds
title to the nth street house.
SGD sTREET-Pease & Gilman have sold
for Mrs. f. Haas TO a client for investment No.
$40 West SOD street, "A Ave story fathouse. on
lot 25xl02.2 feet between Riverside Drive and
West End avenue.
1857 srREETLEnnis & snnott have
bought through william a. Darling & Son
from John G. Comey No. 10 West 1Slst street.
three story high stoop dwelling house, on lot
II 6x99 II feet.
18TH STREET-John r. Gleed has bought
from George Schweppenhauser the plot, BOX
9g.11 feet. on the south side OF l8sth street.
17j feet east OF Lenox avenue. The property
will be improved.
LENOX AvENUE-Goodwin G Goodwin have
sold for Samuel Munich No. Az Lenox avenue.
i've story double nathouse. with store, on lot
25yS5 feet. between l30th and 131st streets.
10TH sTREET-William a. Darling & Son
have sold for the Schuck Realty Company TO
John + Comey the Rotherwood and the Insle-
wood. two six story elevator apartment houses
AZ Nos III West 17Sth street and us West
10Th street. respectively adjoining the Broad
way block front. The Rothcrwood covers n
plot lO4 9x1OO.4 feet and the Inglcwood 30 II =
x1297 feet In part payment the buyer gave
half Of the square block AT l2Ith and l2sth
streets. between Convent avenue and 81. Nicho-
las Terrace.
10Th STREET-Porter e co. have resold
for George Y. Morton the three story brown
stone dwelling house No. 1877 West 10th
street.
THE BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-George Ehret
has purchased from Robertson & Gammie the
southwest corner OF Southern Boulevard and
i3sth street The property consists OF Ave
story apartment house. with stores. on plot
4Gx06 feet This makes the ninth house sold
out OF group OF ten recently erected by Rob
Crtson q Gamnie al this point.
HOME STREET-Kurz Uren have sold
for the Tully CONSTRUCTION Company No s35
Home street. a four story new law apartment
house on plot 49Xl07 feet.
AQUEDCCT ANENUE-Clement H. Smith
has sold for a client the plot 120xI00 feet. on
the west side Of Aqueduct avenue. 81 feet
north OF 18th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
WESTMINSTER SALES.

f. Nelson Ehrhart sold the Scarborough
Estates property, a tract of land located
near Broadway and at the rear of the Elliott
+. Shepard Memorial Church, at Scarbor-
ough-on the Hudson. The property COM
mands extensive views Of the Hudson
River. The seventy acres have been held
al $4,000 and the adjoining eighty acres
at So 900 an acre. Mr.. Ehrhart viii have
charge Of the subdivision Of the property
Clement II. Smith sold FOR client the
four private dwelling houses Nos. l46 and
AS Fisher avenue and Nos and Z Golden
avenue White Plains. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
THE BRONX
LIS PENDENS S.

GoERCK ST. "a; City Of New YORK aC
Joseph Friedman (notce OF levy; attorney. r
Watson.
EAST BROADWAY. 30 and 272; same agt
Jewish Maternity Hospital (nctice OF levy al
torney A r Watson.
18TH ST, s. 200 II OF Broadway, 75xg9 II;
Edgecombe ave. " s. 100 II OF 18th 81, x
Ill 6xs9 l0x rreg; st Nicholas ave. cor. q
15sth ST, 405xll3.9 except parts released; lg-
natz Schneider agt sun Construction Co (npi!cs
OF levy: attorney not given.
SAME PROPERTY. Gerson " KrakoTer agt
same notice Of levy; attorney not given.
1Ooll: Lawyers Mortgage co agt Rahaso
Sirico ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys. Ca'y
e. Carroll.
BOTH ST. n 6. 1875 IT OF 9Th ave. 6Oxes:
Fackner-Coates Construction co 81 al action u
impress trusO: attorney. Greenbaum.
is3D ST n 9. 997 II ~ Washington ave.
175xl0O: Max Jackson et al agt Irvine Really %
et al action to foreclose mechanics ieai, Al
tornev. II Friedrich.
NORTHERN AVE cor Of lslst 81, TX
1879 Tx irreg; I'd ave, cor Of i15th 81, l5e-s
1910: @ + Sherwood & Co agt Codse Reahy
90 notice Of levy: attorney not given. -
NORTHERN AVE. n cor OF lslst ~ -
1870 Tx irreg; Sd ave cor Of 10Th ST, lon.
NIB 10; Ernest II RAINBOW agt Coiae Really
60 notice OF levy; attorney not given. On
WISE AVE. ;. 400 II n OF lblth 81 w
100 Frederick VI Kahle agt Ellis l. Amdur lac-
ton 70 impress veudees lenl attorney =
Isaacs. go,
12oTH ST, n 8. 2265 II 9 Of Pleasant ave. eoS
x1OOll Mutual Life Insurance Co OF New l@a
AIT Maurice Goldberg ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
10sTH ST 232 to 24O West Pfotenh sueI Mes
bit 90 agt Raymore Realty Co et al lac'loh -
set aside deed, attorneys Allen & Dean ,,,.
LEE ST. = 90 n e Of Pelham rl, .oNIVa
lot $50. map Of Haight estate. Bronx; Joseph .
Bolton oxr. AIT william Cars-n et al action %
declare mtg: attorney, Hallock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms Nos IA and 16 Vesey street:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
95FH ST, BOZ 8. 100 n OF I'd ave Jx
zoos vacant; foreclosure sale; 10 the plaintifr
FOR 81 1900.
GjTH ST. 310 s. $50 II Of "a ave 50x
zoos vacant; foreclosure sale; 70 the plaintin
for 81 800
BY Joseph p. Day.
l06TH ST, &C. S. go II W OF Park ave, ok
100 II. sty tenmt and stores; foreclosure SALE
TO the plaintiff FOR s2l.l3l.
BY Daniel Greenwald.
LINTON AVE. 527 W +, about 100 II OF
149th ST. 25xl00. sty dwlg sheriff sale OF all
right, title etc. which Casper Charlton had
on Feb o. 1911, or since; 10 Josephine Charles
Ton for SO 656
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
WOODMERE PLOTS AT AUCTION

Joseph p. Day Will offer at auction to-
day on the premises AT $3.50 p IN. for the
Woodmere Realty Company. Macmillan
Morgenthau, president, forty-eight residen-
tial plots I'm section ] at Woodmere, Long
Island. The Offering includes all the prop
erty between the Long Island Railroad.
Broadway, Prospect avenue and Wyckon
place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22

% Agnes X Muiligan; $1,000: attorney. William
~ vnIIigan 461 East fremont ave.
SAME PROPERTY: June % 1911. same to
same; 5000 49,
90 a,o5x9i III April /. 1904; George ID Kingston
20 Florence c Speranza, trustee; $500: attor-
ney, w Todd. 20 broadway.
100 Nov IL, 1910; Wesley Construction co to
iobn Hennelly: $1,000; attorney. Thomas J
Evers. 20 Court st. Brooklyn.