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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20
FATHER GOES FOR ELY,s BODY
Will Take 1t Back to Davenport fo,
Burial.

Davenport. Ia, Oct 2O.-N. D. Elv
rather Of Eugene Ely, the aviator Kill
e. +a az Macon, Ga: Thursday, left for
tne Georgia city late last evening 70
9r1ng back the body of his son for
burial The elder Ely is a lawyer.
3. ne Inc aviator made exhibition flights
IN TINS city about two weeks ago. on
one trip he took Mrs. Ely with him
ans, Il l wnlle in the air they were forced
70 e. descend An examination disclosed
that four of the five bolts in one 81 ti5a
P brolP1e Of the machine had been cen
Ely. during his fights here 10. z,-
ed by one of his former friends 80
nslsn p 3 how Ions. he expected to re-
~ Ian H., IN IN. me Tying business. "Oh. iii
until am killed" was the reply "p
Ely was chauffeur until he iearraa
80 80 NY t 2ut IN california several years
near mere. about Y ypears ago. - o
See second and third pages Of c+.+a
Journal this evening ana $50. 80 " STATE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-20

see second and third pages of state
journal this evening and everv- 800, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12
CHAPTER xxi.
Coming EgeHtS
Cast Their
Shddo0S Before

long and die happy say /"
Aye, aye, Captain-an' Amen returned Small
Porgcs.
Now as they went Convcrslng OF marriage, and ships,
and the wonders and marvc Of foreign lands, they met
with Adam who stared up at the sky and mutered 70
himself and froWned, and shook his head
Good afternoon, Mr.. Beoo Sir. an Master Ceorgy
We'll Adam. how are the hops"
cops Sir. There never was such ops,-no, not IN
al Kent Sir. All I'm wishn is that they was all SAFE
picked an gathered Wat DO YOU make o them clouds,
Sir-oycr there Jest over the pint o the oasthouse,
Bellew turned and cast a comprehensive, saiorlikc
glance in the direction indicated. Rain, Adam, and
wind, and plenty Of it, said he.
"Ah, So / think, Sir,-drving storm, and thre5hing
tempest"
~Wcl. ADAM"
We'll. Sir, p'-aps you've never seen wat driving
rain IN raging wind can DO among the opUnes, Sir
All wish is that the ops III safe picked an gath
erred Sir And Adam strobe off. with his eve still
turned heavenwarl, and shaking his head Ike some
great bird ct III omen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12

through her tears If YOU do-realy think that-why
its this finger, Sergeant
So the Sergoant-ycry clursiy, perhaps, because he
had but one hand-slipped the ring upon the finger IN
question And Porges Big and Small turning to glance
back as they went upon their way that he still held
that small, white hand pressed close to his lips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12

- AAaA 81 VI l4'f'fAA wiz "a " a. ~
- evening, and with evening
came Anthea; but a very grave
eyed, troubled Anthea, who sat
at the tea table silent and preoc-
cupied-in so much that Small
Porges openly wondered, while
Miss Priscilla watched over her,
wistful and tender.
Thus, tea, which was won't 70
be the merriest meal OF the day,
was but the pale ghost Of what it
should have been, despite Small
Porges' flow of conversation
when not impeded by bread and
jam-and Bellows tactful efforts.
Now, while he talked light
heartedly. keeping carefully 70
generalities, he noticed two
things, one was that Anthea
made but a pretense at eating,
and the second that, though she
uttered a word now and then, yet
her eyes pcrsistently avoided his.
Thus, he for one was relieved
when tea was over, and as he rose
from the table he determined, de-
spite the unpropitious look Of
things, to end the suspense, one
way or another, and speak 10
Anthea just so soon as she should
be alone.
But here again he was baked
and disappointed; for when
Small Porges came 10 bid him
goodnight as usual. he learned
that ~Aunty Anthea had already
gone 10 bed.
"She SAYS its a headache, " said
Small Porges; but | 'spccks its
the hops. really. YOU know
The hops, my Porges,7
She S Worrying about them
she's 'fraid of a storm. ike Adam
is. An when she worries.
worry. Oh. Uncle Porgcs, if only
my prayers can bring the Money
Moon soon, YOU know-very
soon. If they don't bring it in a
day or two. I'm 'fraid shall wake
up one fine morning, an find I've
worried an worried myself into
an old man.
Never fear. Shipmate." said
Bcllew in his most nautical man
ncr. AIS well that ends well,
allow. and aloft ais ataut. So
Just take a turn at the lee braces,
and keep your weather eve lifting;
fof YOU may be sure of this, if the
storm does come it will bring the
Money Moon with It.
Then. having hidden Small
Porges a CHEEKY goodnight, BclIew
went out 10 walk among the roses.
And. as ne walked, he watched
the fving wrack of clouds above
his head. and listened 10 the wind
that moancd i'm ftful gusts.
Wherefore. having learned in his
many travels 10 read and inter
pret such natural signs and
head and muttered TO himself,
me before him.
lndcred back into the house. and,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12

T S'PCSE they'll be mar
L rving each other one Of
these fine days, said
Small Forges, as they
crossed the meadow side
by side.
Yes, | expect So,
Shipmate, nodded Bel
lew, and may they live
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12

to,,sa he. with a sudden, jerky
I- H. produced a very small
in,,ber case from his pocket,
, %bicb he handed to Bellew.
Not good enough for such a
r,r,an. / know; but the best |
Mi afford, Sir, said the Ser
Ce@,t. appearing profoundly IN
sse~rs-ed in the leaves overhead,
While Bellcw opened the very
snail box.
cs~gea1, said Bellew, making
tbe Jewels sparkle in the sun.
sAnvonc might be proud of such
@Whv i. did look pretty tidy
IN the shop, Sir. 10 me and Peter
d7v Nv comrade has q sharp
owe and q sound iudgmentin most
things. Sir, and we took deal
Of trouble In selecting It. But
now-wheu II comes to-giNmg
ittohfr-whv,it looks uncommon
snail and mean Sir.
~ ruby and two diamonds,
an very fine stones too Ser
gean-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12

omens. he Shook his head and muttered % b
even as Adam lad done before him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
SUBURBAN SALES.

Samuel Ginsberg has sold for the Meister-
Bache Realty Company to Louis Klein
tract of thirty lots at Lakewood fark'
Lakewood, n. J.
The large house on South Fullerton ave-
nue.. Montclair known as "Fellowes Folly'
has been sold for about $4,000 10 a New
York syndicate. 1t was erected ABOUT
twenty years ago by William Fellowes' OF
Manhattan. who never occupied II. 1t VIII
be used as a girls boarding school
b. Lchtenstein has sold through Isauoie
NJ Levy. an attorney, No. l4 to lOo ooU,n
street and the plot of ground NOS 80
and 48O Central avenue, Jersey CltS' VII"
several buildings on plot having frontage
NJ eO feet on Cambridge avenue and running
through the block TO Central avenue and
o dentb Of about 80 feet together with
frontage on Central avenue of 60 feet. The
I,,,,.er is Davis Bernstein, who is said 10
have refused an offer of 5000 profit for
his contract.
Dudlev H. Power has sold a twenty
seven-acre tract at Westwood, y. j., for
Abram J. Terhune to New York party;
also the DR. Turner property on the
Nyack turnpike Manuel, y. Y, consisting
of five acres and residence, to Mrs
O'Loughlin. who. after making extensive
reuairs. will use it for country resi-
dCnCC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficial Record and FOTecast.-W ashington
Aug = The centre o. the South Atlantic
storm OF Sunday passed inland during Sunday
night and Monday night the storm was central
over interior Georgia. with a considerable de-
crease IN intensity. No reports have been re
ceived from Savannah. but Charleston reports
that much damage has been done ia the lower
portion Of the city aud that very hign udes
occurred The centre Of the storm apparently
passed Charleston early Monday morning, Win
the high wind velocity Of eighty four miles an
hour from the northeast. High winds were re
ported as far south Jacksonville, but none
Of consequence any considerable distance north
Of Charleston showers we're general east OF
the Rocky Mountains. except In the Northwest
States. with heavy local rains from the ONO
Valley northeastWard into Northwest New Eng
land There were also heavy rains In North
ern Texas and flood warnings have been Is
sued for the Trinity River
Temperatures were quite high Monday IN the
middle Atlantic states. Elsewhere In the East
they were moderate while IN the Central West
and Northwest they were quite low. followed
ICwever by q decided rise IN the extreme North
uegt Hcafy frOsts occurred Monday morning Ia
wyoming Eastern Montana and the western por-
ION 81 The Dakotas The Southern storm prob
sbiy vyill continue slowly northward or north
IsstVard with more moderate intensity, at
fsrdsd bv more rains Tuesday In the Atlantic
etstss the Ohio VALLEY and the lower lake re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ grantee.
Interest per cent unless otherwise sDa'''-
AUGUST 2s
MANHATTAN

with name and address ot grantee
Interest : nor cent unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST 2s.
MANHATTAN
10TH ST. 100 East. 20x1oo. Aug 81 US. -
per cent Maria, l. Achlncioss 10 ~ 90.
kevlurn society in CITY Of New YORK Sl""''
address % william 81
OATH ST. a5s and $50 West. 4oZas lpr"I mig
enc nool Aug "a W. AZ per cent. Theodore Z
Wieiand 10 George Bhrst. $1,000 ADDRESS l'F'
Park
121ST At. n 5. 1oi 4 ~ - NicnIolas, AZ Az
17v1o0- Aug rs due as per bomb. Frederick
Huiherg 10 New York Savings Bank sooo'' an
dress 81 Sth ave
THE BRONX
FoREsT. AVE. " & 125 # n q l56th s.; 25x
81 YRS. ~ per cent. AUG p, Margaret clarke
t. American Mortgage co, 5000. address 81
Nassau ST
SAME PROPERTY. Aug 2s prior mtg 500 :
Wy per cent, same TO carrie bald"ln'
500 address 534 West 1920 81
GERARD AVE. g 100 T. If 15sth st. 2o2
n 1874 At ~ 20 Walton ave 2O2Xl1S
Aug % vrs. per cent. Peter Mcclure ana
81 Bishop to Bessie Mcclure. sb.eo. aodfess
Port Jervis- y.
HEATH AVE, 5. IA # n Of Boston ave. "3I
e4x irreg. Aug "a. we. 81 per cent clarence
" Eisner 70 Isabelle FORSYTH, 81 600 address
Old Albany Post Road. :, $50 n n OF 24eth 81
151sT ST, s. 225 Il " OF Morris ave, 25xlls
and west Il Of lot GOO. map 81 Wakefield; Aug
q. demand. per cent, Nicola Finelh 70 eau
sen Flanagan Brewery; $500. address. AL West
25th ST.
,t.lnent. per cent. 25Xloo. Marie Koenig and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

142D ST. 100 # v q Leno1 ave 100, ioS1
ess construction Co SIS. -,
same me- Ami s, iaii. 50 500 IS.
SAME PROPERTY. South Amooy Terra Gotta
co aet same. april G. 1911 s4co
SANE PROPERTY. George colon co as'
'' sHME z FFFoPERr{;; oJ salva'or. buehs' AIT
SANE p FRoF ,5ii i e 5Shn II Swimmers 'F'
., sane scl 1fI q isii se5 pan" ''
sAMB PRoP,EeiE,TYS5; B Barnfy Gr'fnStrs 's'
| SAME PROPERTY. Savoy Glass 60 ast same
SANE PROPERTY Isaac Farber e. al ast
same. APRIL < 1911 s4.93o
SAME PROPERTY. Getler Sand CO AIT same
AUD1UBoN AVE. cor 10Th st: Theodore
c wood agt simon Improvement CO. Feb 10
'' SAND fRorERTYY;; % Nathan Brandt as'
SANE P T.5 id1 sE5 ggdF' City Gerard co
Dos SANE J! 81 PF Fo5 e ieil s 5a5o' III
MARMION AVE, cor 17ath st J
Htaney GO agt c x Realty CO Ct al Aug T.
'' SANE 1TRoPERTY. y Hermann Trimming
CO aet sane Alg q ieiI go = Cate. q a,t
same. Aux q. 1911. 80 "a rs
SAME PjRoP ,di1 J, 81, Frank Johnson as'
Sane. Avg y. 1911. 1888 20
SAND PROPERTY. Gianarelli. Grossl CO
srt same. Aug %. 1911; 81 800.
WSsHINGTON AVE. i04l. cross. Austin &
| leland Lumber co AIT Anton Dill - Al sept
SAME PROPERTY. Van Nest Wood Working
60 aet same. sept s 1910, siol 81
SANE PRoPERTY, August Diedtriek AIT
same. Aug s. 1919. so.
SAND PROPERTY; e Rsiger - al as'
So me. July 60 1910. 81 $40 ~
SAME PROPERTY: c Reiser af' same
July % 1910. 1888 p.
SAME PROPERTY Henry Buttn'r ag' same
Aug 5 1910. 500 - .
same. Aug q 1910. Sfl2 Is.
SAME PROPERTY. Fabel sgt same Aug
SANE PROPERTY, y Abbott aEt same:
Aug II. 1910 SlI5 81 $780, -
fGST ST n v cor Northern ave. George
Moore Inc. ait Codse Realty co, June is 1911
SIS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

company also recently awarded contract
through the Noyes company FOR the
erection of five story marble banking
building at No IS Pine street from plans
Of Frederick Putnam Plat. Negotiations
are pending for the lease OF the flhe
street building to prominent banking
firm. The Pine street property Is under
contract of sale to the Underwriters
Building Company. and the cost of the
pronerty. with the new building, will he
approxinafeIy $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

gion. and followed "Wednesday by fair weather.
except In New England. There also VIII be
showers Tuesday IN the Gulf states probably
continuing Wednesday in the west Gulf states.
in the upper lake region and The West the
weather will be generally fair Tuesday and
Wednesday except In the southwest where mere
vii. be showers Tuesday. II VIII De cooler ues
day IN the lower lake region. tho ONO valley
and the South. and warmer In the Northwest.
IL VIII be warmer Wednesday 10 the upper lake
region tho central valleys and tho plains states.
storm warnings are displayed on the Atiahuc
Coast from Fort Monroe 10 Savannah.
The winds along the New England coast VIII
he moderate 10 brisk southwest 20 LnfuW ~.
along the middle Atlantic Coast. west to north
west probably Increasing; along The south ~
lantic Coast moderate northwest, except DISK
10 high and shifting on the North Carolina coast
along the east Gulf Coast. light 10 moderate
north: along the west Gulf Coast. moderate norm
Steamers departing Tuesday for European
ports will have moderate 10 brisk west Who's
with showers. 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for special LOcalities-For IN" Dis
trict OF Columbia Maryland, Delaware and VIZ
giuia showers and cooler to-day, wednesday
fair and cooler west 10 northwest Wlhds, prop
ably increasing - ,o,,
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
showers and cooler to-day; Wednesday, fhlI'
west 10 northwest winds. probably Increasing.
For Eastern New YORK. showers ana cooler 10
dav: Wednesday. probably fair; west TO norm
v eel winds probably increasing
For New England, showers to-day, cooler IN
west ana south portions. Wednesday showers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

, y. c. Melen. architect. has fled plans
for the erection of twelve story Office
and exhibition building in East 10th street.
on the north side. 9l6 feet west of Madison
avenue. on a plot 5S6x9S.4 feet Part Of this
building will be used as an exhibition place
for the Metropolitan Art Association, which
Is also the lessee. of the building. The
structure will be built Of brownstone. terra
Gotta and brick and will be freproof Lila
Rabbit Hyde. Of the Apthorp Apartments,
Broadway and 18th styeet is the owner
and the cost is estimated at $4,000.
J. KATE has sold for julius Ecloskey TO
the Ernwall Realty Company the six story
apartment house at Nos 7O7 and zoe West
is0th street, near Broadway. The buyer
gave in part payment five two family
houses in the Flatbush section Of Brooklyn.
The transaction involved about $4,000.
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann have sold for
Cirossman Bros. & Roscnbaum the plot OF
eight lots on the west side Of Southern
boulevard 100 feet south Of l7Sd street
The buyer is the Reville-Siesel Company,
which will improve the site with apart
ments and stores
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art through
its architects. McKIm Mead & White. has
fled plans for the erection OF boiler room
and carpenter shop.
The boiler room and carpenter shop are
70 be built in the rear Of the north central
wing Of the museum and will be three
stories in height The boiler room Will be
7s5x79 feet and the carpenter shop bl OK
s762 feet An opening in the rear wall
Of the museum Will be made which Will
lead TO both the boiler and carpenter shops.
The cost is estimated at $4,000
At recent meeting of the stockholders
OF the NJ. Morgenthau. jr, Company the
following directors were elected for the
coming year: Myron l. Borg, L. G. At
wood. J. H. Lehman, Fred ". Stein and
VI NorEenthau. ir. Messrs. Morsenthau,
Lehman and Atwood were afterward re-
elected president vice-president and Secre-
tary respectively. and +. NJ. Stein was
elected treasurer J. +. Weiss and S.
Strauss remain assistant treasurer and as
sistant secretary. The company contem-
plates increased activity IN its sales and
mortgage departments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
BIG OFFICE BUILDING FOR 4OTH STREET
Structure To Be Erected West of Madison Avenue Part OF
Which will Be Used by Metropolitan Art Association


of Newark. n j.: Joseph NJ. Byrnes. OF
Deal y. J.; L. J. Horowtz. of New YORK
City; r. X. Uppereu, OF Deal. \. j. T. ).
Aron. Of Deal y. j.. John c. Okeele' OF
New York: j. G. Coleman. of BROOKLYN
L. A. Faulks. Of Deal, y. j.; Vincent cam
ovito. OF Lakewood n. j.. Robert =
Frings. Of Asbury Park, ~ j.; PACKARD x
Co. OF New York; George W. Young VINO
owns one of the many beautiful estates IN
Deal: J. f. Smith. Of New York; Samuei
Rosenthal. Of Deal. ~ j.; Randolph Rose
Of Deal. " j.. Joseph a. Read. OF Deal
y. j.: ]. j. Jerome, of Jersey City, \. j.;
John O'Sullivan, Of New York CITY George
W. Stokes, Of Freehold, y. j.; Lawrence
Fagin. OF Hoboken, y. j.; Charles Sueur'
Of Deal. y. j.; L. c. Miller, OF New AorK
City, and NJ J. Gordon, of Deal, " j.
The total realized was sSj6,63S Tor l4o
plots and one furnished cottage. A num-
Der Of plots and one cottage were disposed
Of at private sale prior to the auction sale.
Judge Morgan J. O'Brien, president OF the
Atlantic Coast Realty Company, said that
1t was well conducted and successful SAFE
and eminently satisfactory 10 all concerned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
LIS PENDEN S.

t4TH ST. s. l75 II Of Sth ave 90 S5 Sio9 q
ard IAN 81 n . 1870 u Of 5th ave, l"bNlo5''
o. artions. Louis Bloom agt Vienna - bano
=, al factions 10 foreclose mechanics hens): at
torney. l. Scheuer
GRAND ST. Nos SO and 3i7. Louis Bloom
AIT The Fourteenth street Bank ct al action 10
Ireclose mechanics Hem; attorney, l. scheuer'
10TH ST No 326 East. virginia Danziger et
al 1amended foreclosure Of MTG attorney NJ
Gross
s5TIf ST. 40 2O5 West Edmund Dwight agi
Gertrude - Halves ct al foreclosure OF mtgi'
attorneys. Hurry & Dutton.
lG4TH ST. Jerome and Caldwell ayes. lot y
block 95O1 Tax Lien co Of y agt william
waldorf Aston eHr, Of al foreclosure or
transfer Of tax LEM. attorney. " Lustgarten.
80 AVE. No 3s72 Dora Kriessman AIT sarah
Diamond tspecnc performance, attorney. NJ
Sackler.
JEROME AVE. .. i6l7 n from Van Cort-
Iandt ave 25X1O0. william Hobbu. trustee
set Maria q Del GsiEo 81 al foreclosure OF
mtg. attorney. kseler.
AVE j. Nos ~ and ~ Bertha Hslpron agt
Joseph Golding 81 nj foreclosure Of mtg, at
torney. S Tuckman.
nth ST. No 1872 10 $40 East. Roman Marble
Works egt Otto poepfner et al action TO fore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of lessee
MANHATTAN.
AUGUST 20.


AVE \, 1886 :. 26xas Leagues Zirse % 81 si a.
70 Signund Zpser mtg $4,000; aug 20 e.
eCdress - East S4th st
GRAND ST. 50. 25xlOo; View Realty 60 od 10
Code Realty co: Aus "a. 500 address ="
Broadway.
HOUSTON ST 12s West 25xloo: Agnes 7
Madden 10 Victoria Msheen; Aug II. Ell an
dress. go West l46th ST.
1sT AVE 175s 5ox94. Jacques zipser ~ a. -
Resale zipser. Aus 20 81 address o. Las
s4th ST.
18TH ST. i12 West. 25xlo3 Browning Baker
N Elizabeth 3 and James Baker jr 'nts $40;
Op0,. May % 81; address. Lawrence Lone III
and
AoTu ST. 2o7 10 200 East, sty brk:: 5oyas
sea- Realty 20 TO Annie Fishman mtg $50 oOo
NAV q. 500: address. $50 Grand 81.
ETH ST. 545 and so West. sly hrk, 5Oxlr.
JACQUES Zipser et al 10 Salina " Ilpset INNS
So 900; Aug 26 81. address. o' has' o4'" st.
THE BRONX
AQUEDrCT AVE s. log 40 10 I S2, ae1 iG.52
100 lanes ] McCabe to Augusuan society
jlly -. 800. address. Troy. Y.
HEATH AVE 5. - II Of Boston F,,S Ssr,
o3yG4. Leo / Lucas It al 10 Clarence NJ Elsh'' -
Aug q: 500. address. S04G Heath ave.
JEROME AVE. s. 1872 f. Of Kingsbridg5e'
I'd i011114. sutherland Realty co 10 EueeIl+
evy. Aug II ,mts $4,000. 500. adaress' -'
Railroad ave. BROOKLYN.
LOT sc, mar Wells IS storer. The bTo orr .
Emma Po;ak 10 Berent Jacobson and aho
Aug %: 500. address, Clifford ave- .IhIos
LOTS 1ss and 1874 map 2ii lots. rart Down
ing mtg e1 81 800 's Ige ss goo address Maao
neck. y Y - =
1.oTs 15o same map. same to Joseph, F.
Laramie. Aug 26 mtg $1,000 Slp' audIe's'
81 Van Nest ave ,s-.
NORRIS AVE. " cor Of l8sth ST. oS t,.S,
80 Td,,ard C;ustaveson 70 Flsnk carr
Az IL 500. address. lo1s East 1880 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
LEASES.

Messrs. Frederick Southack and Alwyn
Ball. IT,. have leased the following For
Blum e Koch. the top loft 1000 square
feet at No 81 10 20 Fifth avenue 10 Harris
eierel & Co. for the Empire State Sus-
render Company. part Of the store. about
oin1 square feet. al No $50 Broadway to
Herman Hirsch: for the Marlton Realty
COMPANY "a loft at No 113 to 1l9 West nth
street. 10 Samue, LYMAN FOR the Willard
{ Burrows Company the third loft, 200
square feet. az 40 4iO Broadway 10 Sam
Bienzucht; for William Lauterbach the top
loft 5000 square feet az No. II Waverley
Place 10 William lesser. and for NJ. Crop
per & Sons the first loft at No. IS Blocker
street 10 Sugar & Luban
Baurnann & Osorio have leased TO the I'm
perial Bread Company, a newly organized
company, the lower part Of Nos. 4o5 and 4o7
East go street The company has several
other sites under consideration with the
view TO erecting a large plant
The estate Of Seth Barton French has
leased the dwelling house No. Is West 5lst
street. on plot 33Xl005 feet for ten years,
10 q dressmaker.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased the three
story dwelling house No. 42s West Sfth
street. 10 Carrie r. Burkhardt; also the
four story dwelling house No 221 West
ssth street. 70 r Katcheram
Charles s Kohler has leased 70 a Mr..
REYNOLDS the four story dwelling house No.
81 West 1oith street; 10 Mrs. Fred /.
Krieble the three story dwelling house No.
81 Manhattan avenue, 10 Miss c. V. Hall
the three story dwelling house No. 1l5 Man
haitian avenue, to Dr. Joseph Moorehead,
the three story dwelling house No 129 Man
haitian avenue, 10 Mrs Dora Dow. the
three story dwelling house No. 13l Manhat-
tan avenua 10 Mrs Nellie Baker. the three
story dwelling house No 12l West lg5th
street and TO Louis Kaplan, the store No.
922 Columbus avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

l2sTH ST. AS and 49, East United Shade
and Awning 20 AIT Ggnace Gruber, owner ana
contractor. $50
10Th ST SO Fast. United Plumbers supply
CO art John Doe. owner. Leo J. Wolin,. con
tractor. $751;.
bSTg and seth SITS. nth and 10Th ayes me
- tfa-is cis:a co AT Roosevelt Hospital,
owner. Robert T McMurray Bros Inc. con
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
NEW JOHN STREET BUILDING.

The Charles +. Noyes Company an
nounces that plans are now being pre-
pared by Howells & Stokes for the erection
Of a three story and basement addition to
the billiard Building, at No. 50 John
street. corner Of Dutch street. This adj
dition Will contain about 1900 feet Of
space viii be freproof throughout and
will be leased 10 an insurance company.
The type Of construction will he similar
10 that Of the billiard Building The struct-
ure is owned by the Underwriters Build
ing Company J. 6 billiard, president,
and John a. Eckert, secretary. The same