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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03


leTt4 STREET-Furey & 90. have sold for
49, nelson Calbraith 40. 24l West 18Th street
a three story and basement evening mouse Oh
a lot 2ox1OO feet. 10 Lewis c. Westervelt'
7sD sTREET-Pease s, Gilman have SOLD for
Fnio6n ( Ostroff No. SO East 78d street, q
four story dwelling house on 'O' i''0Ai'A
feet. 10 Ramsay Houget
NOD STREET.. 3. English has sold foI j.
lester me two four story dwelling houses nos.
90 ana 2s2 West 52d street. on pio, oOxlls
feet. 70 A & NJ Alland. TINS IS inc H's' sS4'
NJ Inc property in twenty-five years
,-Tt5 s,rREET-Nathan ouinger has bought
from various owners through Alexander Wllsoh
~ 49s To 4g4 West 51th street, old buildings
on a blot 100000 feet. together with the sp1 g
ting property Nos ~ ~, 6 smq recsntIv pEr
cbessd No 4l4 10 AIS West 57th street.
WASHINGTON sTREET-Horaoe II. mayer
hos sd for Marie Alderman Nos. az ana "a
washington street. two TIRES stoTy oulIulHbs U"
a blot S8x70x irregular, TO an investor
18th sTREET-Porter & GO. have s s,.-,i IN
cor INJUNCTION with l. J. Greenbergel. lor SIePneh
~ 'Tsckeo1. the five story triple 1athouse' NO
AZ, Tast a5th street. on plot S0xl00 feet
1soTH sTREET-Ennis & sinnott have eopSht
through William 4. Daring q son. rom y.a
story iigh stoop dwelling house, on iot l'Ni'o
Feet THE BRONX
ot-7,71 srREET-Ernst & Calm have sold Tor
Arnia II NcEvov the plot, 80 4x1l4 feet on us
north side Of 217th street III iee' west VI
Barnes avenue . o.
225TTJ STREET Ernst & Calm have Soio ior
co-erIas = and Augustine NJ BeTndt the plot,
,0, 100 feet. on the north side o. -'''h sIee''
hi. feet west OF Katoneh avenue
ONEIDA AvENUE-Thomas j. Totem nae
soid 10 otto P Schroeder the plot lsoxIVo 'ee. I
9S7,b street The property Is opposite van
PARK
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GlEDEL TRIAL AUGUST q
Counsel for Bellboy Pleads IN
Vain for Delay.

The trial of Paul Giedel on the indict-
ment charging him with the muroer o.
William II. Jackson in the Hotel lroquois
vas set for August q by Judge Grain yes
,erdav in General Sessions. In fixing the
date OF trial Judge Grain also assigned II
70 Part II Of that court. In which he VIII
pres,de during the August term.
lanes A. Gray. Of Giedels counsel In OPP
,,os,re the District Attorneys motion FOR
trial on the date set. declared that It would
he ,nlpossible within such a short time
after the alleged crime was committed to
secure an impartial jury. Mr. Mott assist
ant District Attorney. who Will conouct the
prosecution. stated that a special panel OF
two hundred talesmen would be summoned
from which a jury could he selected 10
guarantee fair trial
Mr.. Gray further objected to the date
because. he said, there would not be 5uifi-
Gent time for a proposed examination OF
Giedel by aIenists 10 determine his mental
condition at the time the crime was com
rnitted. He also said that private detectives
were working on the case for the defence
and IL was desired 10 have their reports I'm
nand before the preparation Of the defence
was begun. Judge Grain asserted that suiii-
c,ent time would elapse before August p
for the proper preparation Of defence
and overruled all Mr. Grays objections
Patric, McGrane. who was arrested with
Giedel. and who according 10 the police.
confessed 10 pawninR the watch which II
is alleged Giedel stole from Jackson's room
after the murder. was indicted yesterday
on the charge Of criminally receiving stolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03
GROUP Of APARTMENT HOUSES LEASED
Aggregate Rental of 100000 Given for the Louisiana the
Illinois and the Michigan in West 18th Street.


Calder. Nassolt & tanning closed an in
teresting lease OF large improved parcel
in the Cathedral Heights section. They
have leased for a long term OF years for
the Southern Holding Company the Lousi-
ana. the Illinois and the Michigan apart
ment houses, at Nos. 5M. 81 and Oh West
18th street, adjacent 10 Columbia Univer-
sity, the Cathedral of ST. john the Divine
and other semi-public institutions. The
property leased is three eight-story fire.
proof elevator apartment houses. covering
a combined plot OF 200 by leo feet. The
total lease aggregates about $4,000.
Nathan l. Ottinger purchased, through
Alexander Wilson, from various owners.
plot of 70 feet in 9th street, between Ninth
and Tenth avenues, and extending through
the block. With frontage OF 90 feet in 56th
street. The purchase includes Nos AZ
s30. 432 and 4S4 West 57th street and NOS.
l27 and 429 West 5sth street. rhe plot con-
tains about 1880 square feet. Otunger re-
Gently purchased the dwellings Nos. 4lf' 40
and AIS West 57th street.
According TO report cabled from Paris,
Robert McMaster Gillespie, of this city.
and Otto Markiewicz of Berlin. have &C.
cured 100000 as a first mortgage on the
Woolworth Building. which is IN process
of construction on Broadway, between PARK
Place and Barclay street, opposite the den-
eral Postofiice Most Of the money was
obtained in France TO finance the structure
which will be $50 feet high. the taliest
building in the world. The site and prep
aration of the foundation are said to repre-
sent an investment Of 100000 AMI the
building. It Is estimated. will cost N,"po"'
Frank W. Woolworth. the owner, is no"
abroad
The twelve-story building when Ut
Thomas Adds Emmett is TO erect at the
southeast corner of Madison avenue ana
Goth street. as printed in The Tribune on
Tuesday. will be designed by Barney N
Colt DR.. Emmett has negotiations penonls
with a large mercantile concern fOi the
leasing Of the lower portion OF the struc'-
ture. but the conclusion Of these hesouS
tons will not interfere with the constru0-
ton of the improvement
Plans have been fled for extensive VI
terror alterations and redecorating the
uote, imperial. Of Broadway, between Sls'
and 82d streets. at q cost OF So"'. INC
nronertv Is owned by Robert W. Goci't
and Is leased to Mrs. Jenny & STAFFORD
Albert Gottlieb is the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03
MECHANICS, LIENS.

BROADWAY. cor NJ oSth ST. Iooxis 6.
Electric Gable Go aEt Borchardt Corporation,
owner, Power Engineering and Contracting
Go. contractor. $4,000
10Th ST 20 West; Samuel Shanker agt
Bertha Bertlett owner Samuel Katz.
lessee and contractor. $500 81.
LEMON AVE. c33 cyril q Aiberga agt
Catherine VI Burnham. owner. Hclga Hoving.
lessee and contractor. $ll3
list ST. 1873 TO l40 West Conrad g Stahl
agt YaW Realty Co owner aud contractor,
SiOu
isisT IT. 72o TO T3G West. nings & schustcf
lgi Ambrose Realty GO. owner; John NJ Iiuc<
Construction Co owner and contractor. Sl92 90
WEBSTER AVE. O. s. i3i n Of lT3d -.
T6xl0O. James d Bendetto agt kensa I'm
provement Co owner and contractor. Charles
Kendall and Goldman. owners. s2.ii972.
FIST ST. 1873 West Realty Supervision 90
AIT Yaw Realty 60, owner, Reilly Brice Con-
structlon 60 contractor. $500 So
ATTN ST. Il aud 10 West. Hudson structural
steel CO ast Midwife Realty 90, owner and
contractor S5jb ST.
HOE AVE, p. 100 n OF l'3d ST. 76xxloo
Abraham Flohr 81 al agt East 10TH street
Realty 90. owner Aaron Miller, contractor
;si23
10TH ST. 4ol East. Ambrosio Comb sg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03
WON'T our, SLOWER SAYS.
Emerqes from Retirement to
Take Mayor to See the Parks.
MURPHY CALLS ON GAYN0R
Rumors of Change Won't Down,
Despite Park Commissioners
"Standpat" Attitude.

Park Commissioner Slower came out OF
the retirement yesterday which he has
affected since the rumors OF his impending
separation from the Gaynor administrator
TO make visit to the City Hall. and a
little later emerged from the Mayors Office
triumphantly escorting that official
Late In the afternoon. after he had fin
ished tour OF park inspection with Mr..
Gaynor. the Commissioner said he was not
going TO resign and that he had no idea
Of doing so. but a moment later refused
10 answer the question, Did the Mayor In
innate TO you that your resignation would
be acceptable?"
Mr.. Slower said he would not deny that
the Mayor had found cause for criticism in
the way the park system was handled
under his administration; then quickly
qualified that admission with The remark;
II won't discuss the question At all"
The Mayor said with decided emphasis
that he woulG not discuss the trip or any
thing connected with It. At the Arsenal
Mr. Slower showed him the offices Of the
Park Department and took him around 10
look at the animals Mr.. GaynOr listened
10 what his Commissioner had to say with
merely mild interest.
The Mayor went with Mr.. Stover in his
automobile. apparently that the Comrpis-
sioner might show him Just how he was
attending 10 his Job The Mayor did not
return TO his Office after the tour Of inspec-
don
Preceding Mr. Stover's call, however, the
MAYOR entertained Charles F. Murphy. the
Tamany boss" for nearly an hour Muir
ply appeared shortly after Il O'Clock in the
morning. and was ushered into the MAYORS
Office without delay
The boss" OF Tammany had no sooner
left Mayor Gaynor's Office than Park Com
missioner Thomas j. Higgins, Of The
Bronx. entered and remained in conference
with the Mayor for more than half an nour'
Mr. Higgins had been credited with having
the best chance for the Slower JOB when II
became vacant. and his conference with
the MAYOR yesterday only served 10
strengthen the Tumor that he was booked
10 succeed Mr.. Slower at an early date.
After Higgins the Mayor received Alex
ander H Spencer chairman OF the CITY
Clubs committee on parks, known 10 De
friend Of Slower. but also known To nave
expressed some slight dissatisfaction with
the present condition Of Manhattan's parks
Mr. Slower went into Mayor Gaynor's Of
Zee soon after clock. and came out about
half an hour later. To all direct Questions
on leaving the City Hall as to his present
or prospective resignation he replied With
questions.
Have YOU resigned was asked.
"Whv should II why ask me that? Why
mt ask that Of any commissioner" re-
turned Mr. Slower
Are you going 70 resign"
"Whv should l." he replied.
.usva Won any intention of resigning?"
why should I haveY
.Ard has the Mayor asked FOR your res
ignstion?'
7,,Jy-bv should he?" replied Mr.. Slower
But. anyway, ] don't want 70 Sd! any
thing about the Mayor"
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

SO 500
Rae X Arns,en to Minnie Roche: $1,000.
Lincoln Trust Company 10 Francis p Doughty,
D5gnan Lawrence to Joseph Yeska; $1,000.
Minnie Roche 70 Annie Schwartz; $1,000
stephen Thebold 10 Trevale Realty Company;
5000
same to same. $1,000.
Lucy L fitzpatrick to ormonde Realty Com
David Zepkin to Michael Fl Won schoening;
Morris Berkman to Rosa Laberski; $4,000
Henry v J Bucknell and ano, trus to John S
Bucknell. $50 600
Hoffman Realty Company to Maria a Kessler;
$4,000
Carl Klug to Michael Sullivan; $1,000
Charles p Scott 70 George w Folsom: S26. OO0.
Jonas We'll and ano TO New York Trust Com
pany; 81.
Mutual Life Insurance Company 10 William
WurtZ: $4,000
Max Rosenthal to William Rosenthal. $1,000.
Montgomery Maze 10 Henry Rechl; $4,000.
Esther Alexander 20 Rose Vortum; $1,000
Bertha Alexander 70 Mary Rosenthal; $1,000.
Mary Weisenberger to Joseph Rosenbaum;
81 $50.
Bcadleston & Woerz 70 Georgc Ehret. 81. 600.
Wentworth Mortgage co 10 Mary Wallace;
81 900
Mary wallace to Annie z Copiey: $1,000
Title Insurance Co Of New York 10 New York
Life Insurance Co: s85O.O 600
Lavelle Construction co 10 Everett l. Der
nard, omitted.
Jacob Re,sner to Emile Macher; 500
Peter Y stockey 10 Joseph II Klein; $1,000.
Melvin Realty Co 10 Lillian Doelger, 500.
Heinrich \ Zamg and ono 70 Bowery Bank
g. 000
New York Trust co 20 Samuel @ Kempner;
800
Mercantile Trust co 10 Elias Kempner. 500.
Elizabeth g Cornell TO Edward Rodman
Cornell. $4,000
New York Life Insurance co to Lawyers
Mortgage Co, 100000.
Lawyers Mortgage Co 20 Abraham Zadek
81 al. 500 600.
l.. ard 6. Construction co TO Bessie Lad
er, 81
Same 20 Ray Slverman: 81
Bette Wise 81 nj trus, TO Titia Insurance
Co. . assmts: SIS.
John NJ Bowers. trus. 10 Mary I Nelson
assmts 81.
American Mortgage Co 20 John " Bowers
and ano. trus. as-mts Si45 600.
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9rcORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of pufch3''''
AUGUST .
MANTIATTAN.

,,,rptrcr, ST. e 8. 125 Ct Of Hester 81. =
81 7 fIlio Mondy u samuel WHY an1 ".,o
S1tg sis on0,: 500. address. 1ols bas' 1000 ~
tsof.sTON syr. 4o2 East 2oxjs; Abraham Fo "a
ner 10 Yetta Posner. July - ~ "1-'''
Norfolk 81. r-,.,.. eo,
Is1t,,f ST. n s.. 2s4 # OF Broadway "S oS
irree. Isham II. $. 3i8 q W OF BIoSuNa1' :. y'
s. irreg: Broadway. ?. 10 ~ ul e,rs IN
Iyyia isham Taylor; July q. 100000 add'ess'
l35 East 6Gth - ,,-,..... oo,
irrcs, Broadway. " :. 10 -, ~ - q @,,,, 90 New
1o1x irrog. julia lshain laFior 10 Ivy o' ''"
ItIAM ST. d 2. 2ss It " Of Broadway; same
90 same; July u.
PARK AVE. " cor Of SD ST. 1o2x9o. char
ter Realty GO 20 Akron buG .ot 40 o June
READE ST. 1873. 22N52. Chambers 81. l9l. 2ON
So trrec. Montgomery & Clark ct al. trus 10
George r Fish. % part; May II. $500
SAME PROPERTY. N II Clark ct al 70 same.
"a parts Msy Il, 81. address MIddeto"n'
\ g..
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 5. 1o7 II Of ll6th IT,.
u7xl35x irr,g Palermo Brothers 20 New York
Real Ettate Security co. June "a tmtg 500,
COO. 800. address. A. Broadway.
WASHINGTON ST. si4. 24x77x iwes; Jo-
hanna 81 sreeman 81 al o. sherman steinkamp.
oil lone. Juy Is. 500. address. 10 Last sGth
lsr AVE . .. 9, ot ION ST. a5x9i.
charles Leslie. ref 10 Edward Eatter Nay p
tniig $4,000. $500. address 43 West seth It.
SAME PROPERTY Otto Neit TO sAinc: July
Il $50 address same a. above.
~ AND 9fl, cor Of 5th ~. @lEsl
jeanette Adler Go cora G0ldstein untg SIG. 500
Aus . 50 address 80 West ian -.
81 AVE. 243 25xlcO. Joseph = Msr,n. ref
70 Jessie Gildeuder Aug $1,000 address.
West -OmeIs. = s.
81 AVE. Va r. as n n Of 10Th Fl 251loo, John
II Halstead TO John c Drogs ana Henry n Dross
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TO ABOLISH FIRE BELLS
Whistles to Take Place Of Time
Honored Warnings

In few days the old familiar clang Of
the FIRE bell sounding its warning for APP
paratus on the way 10 fire viii he heard
no more Fire Commissioner Johnson out
lined a new method Of warning yesterday.
The bells first will be removed from all
automobile apparatus and the whistle In
stalled. This will sound a warning similar
70 that Of the nreboats. In order TO clear
the river Of approaching boats the whistle
on the freboats is sounded with two short
blasts and one long blast The land ap-
uaratus will also use this system.
A law will De passed by the Board Of
Aldermen prohibiting automobiles and
wagons from using the two short blasts
and one Ions blast as a warning Commits
sioner Johnson believes that In this way
drivers can get better warning OF the APP
rroach Of fire apparatus than by the bell,
which can be heard during the day FOR
little over "A city block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03
LEASES.

Edward Margolies has leased the dwell
ing house No. 127 West nth street for a
term q years TO Mrs ID. Gilmore. Of Phila-
delphia.
ogden & Clarkson have leased loft at
No. us West I'd street 10 Louis Albert for
q term Of years.
Pocher & co. have leased the building
No 407 West Both street 90 the Briarclih
Farms Company for fv- years
Furey g. Co have leased the store at NO.
90 West 14th street 20 l.. Griyet
Cammann. Voorhees, q Floyd have leased
70 pernard Kreizer for the estate Of David
Banks the FIVE story building No. - Muir
raw street, near Broadway.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
AUGUST 2

AUGUST z
AMSTERDAM AVE 1866. store, etc; Hulda
u-ittrer TO Abraham W Loeb; Yrs rom MAY
! 100. sS4O: address. 1895 Amsterdam ave
BROADWAY cor 42d 81, X par ano
,,,.ce ON street aOor and 10 rooms on u HOy4'
o.. Terkershire Realty CO 70 Ernest IL .!SoI;t
,Sonn and ano. ls yrs mos from sept l. 'oii'
s9S 600, a6dress S33 Main 81. Buffalo y l.
C,sTrr, HILL AVE, 1907 store and part
tasernfnt. Edward a Schil o Catherine Wa9 ged5
6 yrs from May J. leH' SOOV' N'
castle Hill ave. r,,-
LEONARD ST, i. store ana basement men Ma.
: Mullins to Peter T1edHlan, . y's HV"i ""' >
foi9, $50. address IL Leonard 81
1.rNOx AVE. 6le store and par oasen'e en-
r,re5- lfsrte 10 Chas OConnori MP nus
SSrora AUG j 1911, $4,000: address olS LenoN
RUTGERS ST. IS. all. Samuel solomon oo6 70
..-rr,s Stahl. q yrs from Aug /, lell' Ff''"''
address. l13 Division e.. CO.,,
-.rt5 AVE 100. all. Benjamin j Fax 20 S n6d
.oo Hote, Co; 10 yrs from Aug J. 1911 si-'''''
address 75s 9TH ave .,....
..rtr AVE 263 tho land, Marie NJ l De Cout-
- - Henry y Crawford. = yIe nun A@e -
T Iai, !" Fl 400 address. 328 Yves, l4th 81.
ORR AVE, 1863 store and basement Aofaia"
- Tacoh 10 Beruat Zichmen . ", r To-" 'iN'
iofG- az 100. address. 900 East "oth 81
tor4 AVE. 35S. store and basement ,F ra4I'
49, 30 christopher LEM, yrs from Nay -
ioise $50. address, 35s 10Th ave
rArH 81. 2o4 West. all; Mary r. Damn p,,ns 70
,,,rrraret Archibald: 3 yrs mos foIii june
,Io1o 90 600, address. 204 West IAN -
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REALTY NOTES.

Worthington Whitehouse has sold for Ed
ward Bull 10 Miss Mary Farquharson the
plot 5GxlO0 feet on the west side of Nos
trand avenue. 50 feet north Of Avenue l., in
,bs Platbush section Of Brooklyn.
Sumner Gerard is the buyer Of the plot.
ro.o1oo feet on tho south side Of Cathedral
Parkway 80 feet west Of Columbus avenue.
,he sale of which was reported IN Iues-
DAVIS Tribune -.-s 49,. -o.<.,,, saia
- The dwelling house No. 20 West Ath
sfrsaf FOR William Tooth 10 Ellen l. scott
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

AMBRELLENCi AVE. W G, % z q lssih
ST. 25xl0n: Manhattan Mortgage CO loans NJ
Candida Construction CO 81 COO.
ls5TH ST. 3. $50 n o, Wash'nS'cH
ave 5oxi196: Max Cohen leans Oul Corst-uc-
ton CO $4,000
i7sTH ST. cor Monterey ave. coxl00.
Frederick \ Southvorth loans Enrich rete--
son $40 900
OVERING ST. = s. 320.2 q ot Fr-soy
ave % sXo4 IL Frederick 4 Southworth a.
torney loans Pelham Improv- meut CO $1,000.
OVFRING AVE. s. ais q " 4
Frlsby ave 90 .xo4 II; same loans sam. 8. on.
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IN TIE AUCTION MARKET,

The following transactions were reSo1 10 90
,,asterdav al the Real Estate ExCnans
Ssiesroon. Nos. IA and 10 Nesey street
BY Bryan l. Kennedy
GREEN INN HOTEL, with cottage se,t ana sds ou Of
S sows .te T.itS ocean frontage Of 6co feet Noi
"a 91'' ID 70 Fenv.ick ] Small FOR s26oe'
Bv Herbert A. sherman
1sHAM ST. n ~ cor Of Sherman ave. lVSn 80.
,.scant. sold u the washington Heish's heallS
Co for $4,000.
BY Soseph P. De}
,,o,, ct oss 500 : u . OF sth ave, II iCx
100 9 stv dwr. sold 70 William Il Schmohl
for 50 OBS also
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, s, rs fl Of Je en-
mugs a. 3Oxl0O: vacant; adjourned 10 August 60
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LE'
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
HFGANT 9 ROOM HOUSE
BOROUG

Modern; all latest improvements: blocks from
shore. only p minutes from Penn. sta, y. Y.
. ON . flu lots. . more lots can he acquired II
desired: macadamized streets. cement walks.
curbs etc and has electric lighting; severed
uroperty. privilege Of fine bathing beach, dock.
anct orags and high class yacht clubhouse, re
dned and select neighborhood and elegant sur
roundings: price. $1,000: terms VIII be arranged
to suit purchaser. title guaranteed. Address
WATERFRONT. Box q. Tribune.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOX SALE ~ THE BERKSHtRES Fine
New Home. all modern. room house and
bath: hot and cold water. Nerauda oI3i Il
bav window. stands back from road rs n .
barn. u. acres land. 40 apple trees. shade
trees. elevation 200 It.; minutes walk 90
depot. sold on account OF owners death at a
sacrinc-: $1,000. Write for terms and photo.
J. TANK. chatham. y. Y.
FOR SALE.-ossinins. New York 2s acres INA
Views. good roads splendid suburban home.
Thomas LearS. ossining. y. Y
BOARDING HOUSE. kingston n Y F,il
particulars Mrs. NJ. r. Conklin The Kirk
land q"
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
tWuhname and address Of lenders attorneyj
AUGUST o
Il NJ TsT
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY. 6Si. mtgr ON lease. MAY a.
1906 Jacou Hertz and julius Gelger TO Henry
Elias Brewing co. $4,000. attorneys paskus
q Cohen 80 Nassau IT.
COURT ORDER, August /. 1911. satisfied
Of record without production Of mtse. Octo-
ber 3. 1907 Emily u lIildenstah 20 Samuel
Nassau ~
CLINTON ST. "a. a lO1i0G. october 10
1910. Nathan Sanders 10 Fannie Harris and
Emma Sampson and Martha Honan, indlv, and
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of Granie,i
interest per cent unless otheroise st8fsi1
AUGUST
MANIIATTAN
AVE f. . cor Of 7th ~. $3.50. NuF ? prior
nat, s,t G0Ol. 3 yrs. q rer cent. Herman cold
stein n George Il smith $1,000 address. -
Greenwich ST
BROADWAY, s.. 3G3 4 " Of 18th 81. TX
100 AIg !. 'rs John Mara 10 Lamont 80
suchIin. trustee. IS Goa address. '.l West
11sth 81
GRAND IT. 2Ss and goo iox55. June Il dus
as per bond Morris Weinsten to Jacob Wells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03
EAST SIDE.

TWO or three large light rooms with ti,chenettt
ard bath; only two APARTMENTS. electricity
parque, foors. 60 East Ssth 81.
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wrpsTgR AVE. 2237 to 224J: McGiyn M
.MEi p a schulz agt Bernard Schultz et A.
'Jgiv 10. 1911 (by bond)' 1854 20
aSp ST. $50 to $40 West; christophsor, , b ON
MO art n D Rest co ct all June - WI VIZ
bond). $50 .,,-,.,, a
e,,r PROPERTY: John A Philbrick -
ne agt dudley Homes co ct all June ~
fn1t 1hv hnndl $50 %.
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NEW JERSEY.

WOOD RIDGE - LARGE HOUSE: FINE
grounds. 50 900 less $500 season
.ACKERMAN. isI Greenwich IT.
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ALTE RATiONS S.

MANHATTAN
% AVE, 1928: to sty dwg n n H part
Mount Vernon, y Y. owner, N Zlpkes' i"'
ave- architect. 5000
.zrI CT -, $50 n ~ q, 9Th ave. 20 s'y
brk dwg. r W Ellis. Jericho. Long lsan1; oH l,
or. " W Knowles. 1873 Broadway aTchile'''
$50, 600.
- - hatei, p " Coelet q ives, 18th 81, owl.
or; Mrs X Stafford. lessee. "ottheO' i"'
9TH ave. architect: 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03
eAr,sEisp MECHANICS LIENS.

Richard W Horner owner; Fox. contractor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANHATTAN
sTu AVE. es IS II n OF 9th 81. ior An
49," s,o,e and offices go sxi0O; z 3 Neyro",,I,.
sos s,h ace owner; Trowbrldge 4 Alderman Nv
East 18th ST. architects; $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-03
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

sOT-THERN BOJLENAItD, 5, 20 II O u 20
n,ngs St 3Ox100: vacant; adjourned 10 August &C.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-28
SUGGS TALKS To
STATE CONV|CTS
AND lNsPECTS THEIR GOOD
ROADS WORK AT LOOkEBA
WHERE SIXTY ARE AT WORK.

LooReba, Okla, Aus 27.-Col sid
ncy Sugp,. state commissioner Of
pubic highways. is here from Okla
homa city with the purpose Of in.
specting the work being done by
gang OF sixty state conyicts from
the reformatory at Granite
saturday afternoon was spent in
driving over the five miles OF road
already completed west Of Lookeba,
thoroughly inspecting the work, and
Watching the conyicts actually move
the dirt. Through the courtesy Of
Sergeant I'd Green, Col Suges was
allowed TO make very interesting
aud encouraging talk 10 the prisoners,
among many other things stating that
in his opinion the road work WAS the
hope Of the convict and that 1t would
be only a short time until all the
conlicts in the state would be placed
on the roads under parole. His talk
Wds thoroughly appreciated 10y the
men. At night he spoke TO "a very
enthusiastic audience at the Sickles
school house near the camp.
Saturday morning he made an in
spcct'on OF the road constructed eas'
of town. where in places il was nee