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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06
THE NEW BAPTIST PASTOR

ieSF. d. IL. SHdpLudH, TIE new Dap
fist pastor, recently arrived from Val
dosta. Ca, preached his initial ser
mons Sunday morning and Sunday
night at the Baptist church.
| On both occasions he spoke tc
large and thoroughly attentive con
gregations.
On Sunday night the Methodist
Christian and Presbyterian congrega
lions had no services and worshipped
with the Baptists, so as to extend a
warm and generous welcome to the
new pastor, and to show the beauty
and strength of unity and good fell
lowship.
On Sunday forenoon Mr.. Chapman
took for his text ST. Matthew xvi. 81:
IF any man will come after me, let
him deny himself and take up his
cross and follow me-
He read the entire chapter, show
ing that Jesus Christ was so we'll
pleased with Peter; he was so manly
and outspoken, in the declaration OF
the faith that Christ was the son of
the living God, that Christ said that
upon this rock (meaning Peter he
would build his church, yet in little
while Christ had reason to turn upon
Peter and say: Get thee behind me,
Satan; thou art an offense unto me !;
for thou savorest not the things that
be of God, but those that be of man.
The preacher drew comparison
between the characters of Christ and
Peter, showing that Christ's was one
of service and sacrifice and Peters
one of vascillation.
His sermon was replete with sto-
ries that came under his own obser-
walton, which he cited to show the
beauty of sacrifice and service.
His initial sermons were most
pleasing to his congregations, and the
Baptists believe that their new pas
tor will grow in popularity, and win
do good service among the people
with whom he has cast his lot. In
this wish the members of all the 9TH
er churches and all the people join.
In the evening all of the congrega-
tons joined with the Baptists in
welcoming their new. pastor The
church proper and the annex were
both crowded. !. Rev. w. H, Dodge,
Rev j. B. Ley and Rev. w. H. Cole
man all assisted in the service.
Mr.. Chapman preached most ex-
cellent sermon on the familiar text
We Would See Jesus" and greatly
pleased his congregation by his earn
estness and devotion to his high call
ing.
Before the sermon Mr.. A. E. Gerig
rendered "The Angels Serenade" on
the cornet and the choir composed
of Messrs. Blalock, Gates and Hug
gins and Misses Alta Pearson and
Mary Gates, sang a pretty anthem.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. Guy W. Toph has returned
home from Lexington, KY, where he
has been for several weeks at the bed.
side of his stepmother, Mrs. A. R
Toph, who has been so critically i'll,
but who is now much better although
still far from well. Mr.. Toph was
accompanying by his little daughter,
Dorothy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06
A YOUNG EDITOR WEBS

Mr.. Cricket Prewitt, the youthful
editor of the Waldo News, and Miss
Bessie Geiger of Waldo, were quietly
married in Starke, September 26.
They are now at home to their friends
in Waldo. This came as a surprise
to their many friends, who wish them
"a long and happy life together.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Messrs. Mclaughlin and Tolar have
painted their store front distinctive
and attractive red, while their next
door neighbors, Messrs. Hayes and
Guynn, have painted theirs a soft, in
viting green. There is a constant riv.
airy among Ocala merchants as which
can have the showiest and incest
store fronts.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. W. H. McRainey was in from
Wildwood Saturday, and says that it
is apprehended in wildwood that the
result of the recent election for the
location of the county site will not
be definitely known until the official
count is made tomorrow by the board
of county commissioners.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mrs. William Hooker and children,
who have been spending two months
at Daytona Beach, have returned
home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr. r. L. Douglass, the affable sec
rotary for the Florida National Land
Company, at summerfield, was a bus
mess visitor in Ocala Saturday. He
renorts everything at Summerfield on
tba un-build and prospects good for a
large influx of new corners WITHIN the
next few months.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

The young society girls who organ.
lied an embroidery club, which will
meet every Wednesday morning
have also organized a card club
which will meet one afternoon each
week during the coming winter.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. J. A. Campbell, superintendent
of the Ocala Water Company, has
purchased a Maxwell from Mr.. Ed
Tucker. the hustling distributor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. J. Purdie Richardson of Board
man. was a visitor in Ocala Saturday
and his friends were congratuiating
him on his approaching marriage to
Miss Hicklin, of Richburg, S. c.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. w. Bozeman, the melon seed
grower of Leesburg, and Mr.. John
Clore of Lady Lake, a successful
trucker, we're visitors in the city Sat
urday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. J. F. Henkle of the Syracuse
Smelling Company, Brooklyn, n. Z.
was among the popular travelling mer
in Ocala yesterday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. ALT E. Owen has rented a
room from Mrs. c. L. Bittinger,
where he will remain until his family
arrives.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

u Mr.. John Mathews. one of the pro-
moters of Gambler, was a Saturday
visitor. He is buoyant and hopeful
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Miss Maude. Howell, of Anthony
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Howell
went down to Pasco county to enter
the st. Leo College Saturday after
noon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. George Williams left Saturday
afternoon for a visit to White
Springs, where he will spend, per-
haps, several weeks.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mrs. E. NJ. Howard went to Old
Town Saturday to spend a few days
with her cousin, Mrs. James E. Bad
ger.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. Amos W. Brazelton, of Atlanta,
Ga, is a well known visitor to the
city being here looking after business
interests.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. Joe Mickle, of Holder, is spend
aing several days in Ocala-his old
stamping grounds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06
Local and Personal.

Miss Caul, of Gambler, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Elliot for a few days.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-10-06

Mr.. j. NJ. McCorkle left Saturday
afternoon for a business visit to
Atlanta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18

Henry Silleck. jr. e. Francis Elgar; 81
juliet - Earl TO National Surety 90; xi3,3'o.
Swin y Smith 10 Matilda Bruggemsnh'
$500
seymour Realty Co to George } Kelley 800.
% Henry l Goodrich to Philip Reinhcrz, 81
George Kelly 10 Anna & OFT: 81.
Herman Menaker 70 Julius Hsiderman' ~ .2oo
M0rgcn;hau Realty GO 10 Henry MARX.
1000
Anna S schlechter TO Charles Horstmann
sud ano, trustees ST.
Mary r Donovan TO Walter Donovan;
$1,000
BENJAMIN Posnsky to Anna Polansky. 81
Rudolph Rabe and ano, exrs. 10 FERDINAND
w Keller. 80 600
Edward Boxer and ano 10 j karbry
O'Kennedy; S5.4s7
stephen W Jones to William " Skddy; s4o"o
Frederick Locke to Lille Nuhn: 5000
Julius Loewenthsl 60 20 John J Hearn con
struction 60. 81.
Prospect Boulevard Realty co 10 Alice r Kel-
Ter: 81.
National Savings Bank Of Albany 10 Title
Guarantee and Trust co; $1,000
John VI Hanen ct al TO Guarantee Mortgage
Co: 5000.
Washington savings Bank to Constantin Wag-
ner. IS. 600
Frederick Lese to Charles o Horstmsnn and
ano. trustees; 81, 500.
George \ Kennedy and ano. exrs. TO George
Kennedy: 81. i2j.
Title Guarantee ana Trust 90 10 Egbert
seaman. $500.
Same to Prison Association Of New York si2,
coo
sLawyers Mortgage 60 TO Great Eastern Cas-
ualty 90. $1,000
Same 10 Yonkers Homeopathic Hospital and
Maternity: s6j.00o
Margarot Goddard to George : Runk ct a.
exrs. $4,000.
Jacob Fritz 10 Frldolln 9 Mehler $1,000
surety Realty O. 10 Bertha cox Nh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address or lessee.


AVE- 2 -. cor store and part basement.
Henri. Tishmsn 70 Morn, Diueasch ; yrs from
Ma ( 1911; s1p5o: address. - Avo F..
BRooK. AVE tfeS. nor'l, z'ora and hss'-
,nenf. Stahl & Rerman 20 william RuhinSkt
yrs from Feb II. 1o1 $500 addroet. 1928
Brook ave.
RRoAp0AY. s o cor II 68d s., l16x14s.v
irreg. ali: T Thoma5 Eeslty 20 70 coz
Motor. CO 20 YRS 10 m"s from July ]. 1"I
$40 600 address 1872 Ero2dwa'.
HESTER ST ~ and ~ north basement.
Norris Cclds'ein - Samuel Ioblowsh, = -
9 mos from %ov I. 1919. $50 address Rir-
infton ~
MADISON AVE-. 1875. store hoor. Ma Els
- KosiU Rubin and sno. = yrs from MAY :.
1911 $3.50 address. 1884 Lexington ave.
OLD wILLrAMsBRlDGE ROAD. cenrt
ali: William, Thvaites 80 Charles - Thwsites.
yr from Hsy ie. 19l1. Slo'; address. 2oIi
Hughes ave
WILLIS AVE, 212 store and part basement.
Nav 1910. 81 500: address 2lo willie ave-.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. $50, store sud part
cellar Frank I Bacon g. Fhiiip Halrrtm
yrs from Ma, +. 1911. SiSo, address. 3sle
White Plains eve.
WASHINGTON 81. rs pov g, - 90 Il
sl Metropolitan FNpros- 90 to Commercial
advertisor; yrs from M1' l. 1911: $1,000
Sp AVE. io5i. G2d 81. col p cast. All.
Elijah r ochs 70 Francis = Ke'nau: 10
Yrs from June ]. faiL 81 ."o" address. $3.50
str ave
~ AVE oa0S store ano basement. charles
Achuabel 80 joseph icdore. from Ma e..
1911. 10 Nav !. 1913. $4,000, address. '%i
East 1914 ST.
4TH AVE. $50. STORE: Isabelle Schwat ~ -
Co. Adolp'I Uir'ous'siu. - WIS from Ma !.
1911 5000 address - East 7'h r.
9TH AVE. 151. = ats bldg. Peter hchlicHt-
mann. eXr. 10 Patrick Scollan. "a RS from
April !. 19l1 g.. 600. sddress ~" West Cd 81.
1TU AVE. $50: store and basement, Her
man : Pruun 30 Bernhard y Graebsch and
arc: 30 yrs from MAJ !. 1911 $1,000. ad-
dress 1JS Sth ave.
10TH AVE 6o2. stor- and part basement.
Elizabeth Purcell 20 herman Uodelhercer. .
yrs from May !. 1911: S1,2eo: address. G"2
10Th ave.
9TH ST 7o5 and 7o7 East: all. Jonas Weiss
10 Philip ia ~funkcl. - RS from April ]. 1911
s: 100. address. 7o5 East OH Ct.
SYST ST 2Os East; 1ll; Theresa kochier 70
John : St)lba . yrs from May ! l9li $1,000:
address 1924 Ave \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Nec York Central Realty Company
has bought from J. ". Ranger several hun
dred acres ~ land. located IN New Rochelle.
Larchmont and Namdroneck, including
Quaker Ridge Park. ~ New Rochelle.
This park consists OF some seventeen indi-
vidusl farms acquired by Mr.. Ranger dur
ing tho last fow Years has been largely
developed by tho quaker Ridge Realty
Companv and is now ready for the market
William j. Roomo & 90 and s. OsGood
Poll & Co have rented for Congressman
William W Cocks hi- farm consisting NJ
house ou'buidings aud lo9 acres. 81 West
bury. J.. g. to -. Watson Webb The old
homestead was built IN 1855 and this is the
FIRST time IL has been rented, having al
WAYS been occupied by the Cocks family.
Pease 4 Gilman have made the following
Sherman Hoyt his country place known
as the Point House. on tho sound, at Row
avton. Conn. 10 Or Rufus cole. FOR Mrs.
Margaret G. Eddy the Iewinsou estate.
containing twentv-one acres on Drake
Road. Scarsdalo. - V. to :. II. l(ohn. for
J. w. Mcbride. his nfteen-acre estate at
Quaker Ridge Mamaroreck y. y. TO
Henry : Glazier: for Fred Hirschorn his
two properties known as Coroner House
and Shore Side House. at Byram Shore.
Port Chester. y " to Hunter : Marston
and Hugh &. Leighton. respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
REALTY NOTES.

Bryan h. Kennedy will offer at aucuo''
to-day No. 1873 West I'D street. between 70
lumbus and Amsterdam avenues a lou'
story dwelling house; No 1856 West Sun
street four story dwelling house, anu w.
Az East 18th street. a three story dwoH-
ing house.
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann negotiated '"o
resale Of the two four story fiat houses 4No''
6l9 TO 81 East beth street for l.. N'-
Phillips to Frank Garnen.
Harvey y. Bloomer has removed NE
offices to the Bishop Building. at NO 80
West l25th street.
There was a report current that the fio'o'
Netherland. at Fifth avenue and 5sth street.
had been leased 10 new interests IL wa
said that the Whitaker estate, when NOUS
an uneXpired three year lease on the prop
erty. had disposed Of IT, 10 interests winch
had also secured renewal of the IeaSo
from tho Astor estate. owner OF the prop
erty None of the interested parties "ouiu
speak about the matter yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18

Tnr Francis Asbury Parker Fund mas
sc,s Va $50 Madison avenue q four story
building on plot 30Xs5 feet. and NO
- East Gsth street. two story structure
or plot 25xsS9 feet The property
forms an Il" around the southwest cor
rcr OF Madison avenue and satin street
TITLE was taken recently by the city Real
Estate COMPANY of the corner parcel
The cath street house on the property
sold YESTERDAY mas been occupied for sew
ersi years by the Rosary Flower COM
rany. and the Madison avenue structure
mas been used as dwelling house. George
r. Read & Co were the brokers in the
transaction The name of the buyer Was
not made known.
seth NJ. Milikcn. who owns the four old
private houses ~ the northwest corner OF
Reach street and ST Johns Lane has
practically concluded negotiations ny
which nc viii erect ten story building
for tbo Centaur Company, patent medi-
cine manufacturing concern. which is to
lake the proposed structure under lease
5or ,wentv-one years.
Tho site 10 be improved comprises
MOT so feet in Beach street and l0i.S
feet in ST. John's Lane. opposite the build
,ue erected by woollen interests several
ears ago as an exchange. and faces -.
John Park The rear Of the site abuts
81 Johns Chapel ~ Trinity Church
grounds. and tho back yard OF the rec
tory. The structure will he built FOR Mr..
AluIken by Charles T. Wills
Plat & Albert. in conjunction witt |.
FRIEDMAN. sold TO the New Law Realty
end Construction Company Of which Mr.
b.. f, ..nY-
rer Of Crotora avenue and l76tr street.
with frontage Of 1oS feet in the stree
and 11S feet on the avenue. upon which
they arc going 70 cree, three five story
apartment houses
Plans have beer filed FOR the con
sfruction If a twelve story loft building
on Tho old Schcrmerhor house property
on tho north side Of 23d street. 33t feet
,sst Of sixth avenue. for tire Nameloc
Cornpany Michael Coleman. president. at
4 cost Of $4,000 II wiz be a freproof
building With a frontage Of 80 feet and
depth 81 $50 feet with an extension. and
win have 4 facade Of brick. Schwarz &
Gross and r. NJ Marcus are tho archi-
1ccts
Plans have been fled for making OK
tcnsivc alterations 10 tho Waldorf As
toria These alterations have been made
NECESSARY on account Of the widening Of
3fth street
They consist Of removing toe porch
columns on tho street side and installing
= vault under tire street making over tho
present orseshoc driveway into = read
'uS room. cularcinc the entrance 20 the
ball room charging inc harroom and tho
eff and installing now mezzanine din
irG room John Jacob AStor is the
owner Charles r. Plat the architect.
ertin1ates tho cost AZ s1oo.auo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18

MARY Relhlins to WiIam Buhl' s'''''' A'
dress. zoos Startling ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. . cor OF ,morico
1oONlol; May -. | VI. per cent IL %.
construction Go 20 Eockland "0""'
$4,000: address 2s0S 81 ave.
Sd AVE. 2. ~ Il o. lItst -; T1H n,
May Ia . yrs; Michael Dessert l." , ,'s n
lndusiriol Savings Bank; si''oo"' '"''
chambers ~
l45TH sr. 5. i25 r. ~ Of BROOK sr7 ner
100. May 3 prior mtg $4,000. r. esc
cent. joel Realty 60 10 ftene'iN"
sl5.oov; address. 1873 East S3d 81.
i56TH ST. 500 East. 25xei: MAY 10 . TT = !
Mona Fernandez to Enigtah. irJ inr. q,
savings Bank; $4,000: address, 81 'n''''
10Th ST :. 100 r. " Of Prosp.oo Nov
TjXo2 prior mtg S6,JOo) May ~ o. p"o.nect
i6. 1911: per cent; Ernest kelfei 10 1870 is
Boulevard Realty Co. $1,000 "uu'eS''
Broadway.
l19TH ST s. 100 . of Prospoce aae
1Jy92, May -. yrs. u per cent ioop ,o
Boulevard Realty co To American MOI
Co $4,000. address. 81 Nassau 81.
2otTH ST. s. I57 II Of Grand boule' "a, . .
and Concoursc. 50xs5. Ian II 'ptio. III, -, -
81 10ol: I ", per cent; Leo Lexington y,
Frank Abel; sl.j0o: address. $50 h'''
1C5th ST.
23GTH ST. cor 81 Hobart 81. -'NI'o
prior mtg $1,000. MAY - ! yr. per con no'
John VI Buehler TO Peter Mergenthalcr' Si'"''
address. 9Oi East lj6th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
LEASES

Tease & Gilman have leased for the Re
hance Improvement COMPANY 10 T.
Mace & Co manufacturers of refrieerators,
etc. the store and basement in the twelve
story building Nos ~ and y Fast sod street
for = term % wears. The lesseee have teen
located IN East Houston street for thirty
YEAR
Mo- iarstop have leased the third
lon vet 18th street to Tomei &
Bro.
lou .- ra- leased the store IN No
10 Sietl ,fouuo f. John p Rurum. a loft
IN Nos it6 70 40 Seventh avenue and No.
as West 18th street 10 Lewis &, Altbsch
and with N and 7. Hess space in No. 1@ to
7Ss West ri street 10 Kssper & Low.
Huherth & Gabel have leased to Leo
peutsch. 40 1900 Crotons avenue, three
story house and 10 A Spitz the store No. eS
Fast 18TH street.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
to s w steel the store At No IS West sd
street: also for Mrs Walter Rutherford a
vacant plot OF the north side Of Cathedral
PARKWAY. 100 feet west OF Seventh avenue
ph.cL the lcssecs viii improve with q store
s7cc building
Frank L. Fisher Company has leased
The entire building a. No $50 Columbus
avenue IN William 4. Jensen for ter Years.
After EXTENSIVE alterations Mr.. Jensen will
use the premises As hotel and restaurant
William Wolfs Sor has leased the store
40 lc9s Third avenue 10 the Spege Mill
merry Emporiuru. store, No iiio First ave
nUe. to J. Killian: stable. No 223 East SD
street, 10 Robbins Express. loft and sta
'oe No iS5 East 10Th street t. j. Bohaty.
store. No 1870 Third avenue. TO Steve Mani
scott. store. No. $50 East 18Th street 10
GIchtenstein q Klein: store, No. as West
18th street. 10 Charles Mast, and store. No.
o+5 West 125tn street. 10 4. Lipfson
William a White q Sons have leased to
Wiggers q Froelick space in Nos and 10
Dutch street: for Horace 5. ely q CO.. 10
Alfred button. the store No s. Maiden
Lane. 10 Norman Ghiz the southerly store
~ No. lS Greenwich street. and to j. Mar
goolis the northerly store TO r. G. Nicho-
vas space at No. Barclay street. to George
.. Bloom the store No. 81 John street: TO
The Taxpayers Protective and Information
Bureau the fifth floor in No. % John street
and to the Wind Tart Company the building
No 49 Front street
William Jacobs reports the following
leases; $50 square feet IL No ia 20 10
West -6'n street 10 Lazy q Co 300 feet
Al Nos - and p West 18th street 10 the
Continental Furniture Company, ana The
store and basement al No. 40 East 2Otn
street 10 Budd & CO.
Theodore Rogers Bril- has leased the
store at No 470 Sixth avenue 10 the Me
Nahou Restaurant Company for term OF
years: also aoor in No. So West 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH r. 21s cast. Abraham Lessn asi
Reconstruction Go. contractor. Sil5
MULGTNER AVE. u " cor Of Rhneland
ave 42X46: John y 'ialasso Az t'us'he ai.u
tractor. S3G.
NORTHERN AVE. - cor u isist 81. ~
I3s. Ernes; II RAINBOW agt John Doe ana 'spue
Realty 90 owners: PHrson. Marble WORKS, COZ
tractor: 500.
SAME PROPERTY. same sgt same: 500 ~
JACKSON ST. 30 and 81; building ImproNe,
rnent 90 agf II Mary's church. owner = WASH
Co contractor: S55I
5fTH 81. i2l and AZ; East. Abner bigeic"
x 60 agt Iippmann Schurmadlei. owner Acme
Meta Ceiling 20. contractor. $40 ="
2tGTH ST n " cor OF Brentwood ave 21kl''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
fWi;h name and address Of purchase
NV

CHERRY sT. cor jefferson &C. 23xl2i TO
Water st x25x q Cherry st D p " jefferson
W cor Iencrson 81. 75x27. ADAM Wiener. ref TO
Ctrmana Bank; D.. interest OF John Dempsey.
Nay 4; 5000: address. 100 Bower
COLUMBIA ST. . 22'xioo,, Benz J. Wei to
we'll ave.
DIVISION 81 . ana 30 2axia4z irree.
Nathan Klrsh to Abraham Dworsky al liens:
March +, 81 address. 80 East s3l ST.
HALL ST e. = p II Of 6th 81. 22x75. g T.
Eosh and ano 20 Carolina " Badc. p Part !.
May II: 500: address. 80 81 81. Brooklyn.
HENRY ST. 1875 2is sly hrk. 2la&74N rres.
samuel u Douglas to Rabbi Jacob Joseph Scholi
correction deed: Ma -. 81 address l91 Henry
MONTGOMERY ST D. cor Chelr. ST. 2ox
irree. Montgomery ST 81 2oxGl; foreclosure:
William Bradley. ref. 10 State Bank Cmie $40
OOW; Nav II. Sl,1o. address. 400 9th ave
MADISON AVE. 143 I ST. oh. 2jx1oo: Eme
Inc y Winthrop 10 Maisteck Realty co. MAJ i.
500. address lld BroadwaE
SAME PROPERTY. Maisteck n.aity. 60 10
500: address rs Broadvay
MANHATTAN AVE 443 25vioo. Rudolph
Eilinger 70 Harry Levy mtg S21 500: May 10.
81 address 2s2 East 1880 ~.
PRINCE r. Ga. 2OA5i Thomas Rossan TO
Rocco II Maraco Cmts $4,000. May J. 81; ad-
Grtss - Prince st.
4TH 81. a22 East, 22x9G. julius NJ Rosenthai
az dress 90 East tth 81
nth ST aS7 West 2jxg2 John Scnulter to
John II ROhrs Gntg $4,000. Ma 10 500. ad-
diess. j23 West l4lst Il
@lST ST 233 aud - East i6X9S9. John
r Lockman TO Frederic ! Lockman. Nav 10
nnts t50.oooi; 800. address. 40 West 73d 81.
SAME PROPERTY Frederic j Iockman TO
John Lockman tmis s53,oo0. May 10:
800 address. same above.
GOTH ST. = 50 n So OF Isl ave G0xp2.
John + Lockman 20 Ftederic J Lockman.
MAJ ~ 500. address same AZ above.
SAME PROPERTY. Frederic ! Lockman
20 John : Lockman' May ~. 500 address.
same as above.
iaD 81 - West. -5,Ioo.5. John Geitz TO
Marie o Darmstead 'nts sl5.o0O, sept IL.
1910; 81. address. lSS $: Nicholas ave
i5TH ST : .i l'% # Of 9TH ave 25sloo.5'
FAX FAX : '. N''" " y ADDRESS ''A'''
53D ST, 22a East sy brk. goxloos.
William ~ Loushran 10 MARY g Loughran.
18TH 1T 30 West a1vioo =. Elizabeth n
Walton II al 10 Caroline r Young. all title.
July - 1902 81 address. $40 west 54th ST.
list 81 3 100 II W Of A,c \. 25yio2o
j. COB Bloom 10 Ida Ashner ,mig 500 000l
ave. Brooklyn '''' o"'' ''''''
SAME PROPERTY MAY >. 1911 Peter
Catens ref 10 Jacob Bloom se5.5oo; address
2OG west l2isi 81
I'D ST. 800 n Of Amsterdam ave
2oAl02.?' John y Iochman 10 Frederic i
I.ockman' MAY 10; sl0o. address no West
100 ~
SAME PROPERTY Frederic + iockman to
John LocLman. May e 800. address
same az shove
sOTH 81. 4 rs n or Ave l. .baIO22
s0ih ~. =. l13 n q - Aye \ 25x irreg. Leo
I Leyentrif. rrt. 10 Bank ~ Great Neck. May
~ sl2 900; address. Great N.ck l. l.
psTH ST 80 n o. Of "a ave 2s,t00v
tfres Abraham Grahcr 30 simon Reich. al
tito. May ] bntg si5001l. 81 address tts
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