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Evening journal., 1911-12-21

Chief of Police Black and State Detective
Frank Mccoy are deserving of high praise for
their activity in the matter of the murder of George
N Merritt. The case was surrounded with pecu-
liar difficulties, for the crime committed so
long ago-last March-that it seemed improbable
that any light would ever be thrown upon it, The
authorities had only slight evidence to work upon,
but this was used with great skill, energy and per-
siStencc
Evening journal., 1911-12-21

Wilmington should be city Of BOOSTERS not
knockers Nothing can be gained by continual
knocking" There has been considerable knock
ing of the new street lights although they are
great improvement. Unless the knocking ceases,
VIC shall have TO get up big funeral as they did
in one of the progressive western cities when they
buried the hammer and the knockers disap-
peared
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
R0ARn Mil AnInrRN-

Monday being Christmas Day there
will be no extended meeting of the
Board of Education on that evening.
Some members will go to the Board
room, however, ana adjourn TO am
other time.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21

Time was when women boiled the
wash and then stood for hours over steam
ing tubs rubbing the clothes up and down
board
1t was hard work-hard on the women;
hard on the clothes
But it was the best they knew at the
time-the only way to soften and loosen the
dirt
Not so now. Careful housewives
women who appreciate the economies of
house k eeping, wash the clothes the
Fels-Naptha way
It's ea8ier-easier on them; easier on
the clothes. No boiling; no hard rubbing.
Does the work in half the time and
with one-tenth the energy.
And it cleans the clothes through and
through-makes them just as fresh and
sweet as new. Not only white clothes, but
the woolens, hannels and colored things
Do your washing the Fels-Naptha way.
It saves your hands; keeps them soft.
Follow the directions printed on the
red and green wrapper.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
Hot Water Washing has Great Fall,

misunderstanding sat on wall,
misunderstanding had great fall.
Fes-Naptha soap and good Anty Drudge
With cool or warm water wash out dirt and
smudge
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
INST OF POOL CANES.

SOPHIA.
Mother Ned Gold Medal Flour
THERESA.
Evening journal., 1911-12-21

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
~ mail prepaid, $500 25 cents month.
ssyaoe in advance. BY carrier. ak cents week
Evening journal., 1911-12-21

chicago once. iaa South Michigan souI.v.rd
Evening journal., 1911-12-21

Yerger's. 419 Shipley street. for Pic
lures Frames and Artist supplies
Evening journal., 1911-12-21

Advertising rates on application.
Nc attention paid 20 unsigned communi "a ionH
Evening journal., 1911-12-21
TheEveningJ Journal
FOUNDED 1855.

rlass
Republican Newspaper published daily every afternoon
SUNDAYS by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28
Needful knowledge
Guthrie People Should Learn 70 Dc
teet the Approach Of Kidney
Disease

Tho sVmptums 0g Kidney trouble
afa sD unmistakabie that they leave
n0 ground for doubt, Sick kidneys cx
crete 4 thick, cloudy, offensive urine.
al HI sediment Irregular af passage
nf attended by q sensation of aeaia.
iDg. The haekaehes constantly, mead
aches and dizzy spells may occur anu
fhe Victim is often weighed down Dy
fpeliNg III langnor and fatigue.
Neglect these WasniHgs arid there is
danger of dfopsg Bright disease VI
diabetes Any enc N these symp-
toms III warning enough ~ begin
fsfating tire kidneTs Al once. Delay
often proves fatal
Yga ean usa nn better remedy than
Eoana kidney pills. Here's Guthrie
pfe6f
Mrs frpan fiigsts t95 South Fsitn
street Guthrie, Okla says AHent
year ado | had an attack Of kidney
ana biaaaes trouble and | suffered 2
~~aaf test frusn weak and aching
hack always felt tired and was
yery anxious ID get relief Doan'F
Kidney pills corrected my trouble and
since then. / have had no further
asiisA for complaint
rnr eale by HI dealers Price M
cents. Foster AIllburn Co, Bunalo
New York, sole agents foe the United
States.
Remember the naHie Dean aud
take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28

HAMS Vegetable Compound wa8 rea-
ommenIed. and after taking three bot
tics she has Fepained Her health, thauka
To ynnr medicine, lean recommend III
for an female troubles Mrs. u III.
G0HKRAS, ligs Rutland Street, Baltls
more, Nd.
Hundreds of aneA letters from moth.
ers expressing their gratitude fgI Mllab
Lydia III. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
r6HHd h#s accomplished f8f them have
beeH received by The Lydia II. PInkham
Medicine Company, Lynn, Hiasa.
Young Ulais, Heed This ~. 10.
Girls who are troubled with painful
or irregular periods, backache, head
ache, dfagging-down sensations, faint
Ing sfells or Indigestion, should take
immediate action and be restored to
health by Lydia i. pinkhAui's Yoae-
table Compound Thousands have been
restored " health hy it's use.
Write TO Mrs. pinkhanl, Lynn,
MASSES for advice, frees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28
FARM HAND MERITS FORTUNE

Ailne Gkla IWre w Alhers rpaH
farm hand III Ihls locality. has Fet
eeivea 0fsiriai Information fe0M
|Qnlncy ilga that fhe Win of TIE Iate
h B ROWLAND q prominent Land own.
ee of Wisconsin ana Illinois, be.
qHethes him sla.Qac farm near
Quincy Quail formerly 0rked lof
IR0ylana Ia Wisconsin. and was then
tcld that he would De remembered.
hs Will return u lllinis and take
lpfssessl0n Of tbe farm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28

Ladies' house OF afternoon dre5s
Composed Of ladies' skirt pattern
S99S and ladies waist pattern 1888
The skirt is we'll cut and has back
panel while the closing is made AZ
tie center frnt The waist has deep
Gibson plaits over tho shoulders and
il finished with deep sailor collar
The waist pattern Is cui u sizes
a2, "a, 3d. 38, i0 and Az inches bust
measure The Skirt pattern IL eat
ia s sizes 22, "a 26 rs and "a inches
waist measure II requires q Fafds
Ui Sc tnen material Tor the entire
costume f9e a medium 8i9e.
This illustration calls for two sen.
aeate patterns which viii be mailed
eli receipt vf l0c for each pattern u
silver or stamps, The Daily Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28
Rode POLO pony Race.

AT the Broeklne county club the
other day five young women ran a
pony race, four Of them riding as-
trde Miss Emily Randolph, Of Lake
wood. N j., won the race She wore
golf cap and long yellow tinted
coat without sleeves white shirt
waist and breeches with long hoos
Of leather Miss Eleanor Sears of
Boston was one Of the young women
who wore boots and breeches, the
latter being skin tight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28

The women Of the South have
been bearing the doctrine 81 suffrage
preached at be comncueenents of
the month In the girls schools.
Chief Justice Walter Clark Of North
Carolina said That a great newspaper
ot that state had declared mot In ad.
yocacy bni by prophecy" that in q
few years the women Of North Car
0lina would he voters, and the iurist
added that his prediction was also
III advocacy Mai lanes Calvin
Eiemphill, editor of the Richmond.
(Vas Times-Nspatch, said that the
subject Of woman suffrage had out
grown the humorists and he said ak
the Auburn college commencement
in Alabama That the wife and dangh-
ter could probably vote as lntelli-
gently ais the butler aud inc cook
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28
FlRE AT NORMAN

Special to the Daily Leader.
Norman, Okla, June 2s- The gen
etal merehndise stock and building
belonging to j RI Holland we're en-
tireiy destroyed By hfe, q total loss
81 s22000 OH the stock alone, WIN
only $1,000 insurance Water ana
smoke damaged the merchandise
stocks oF Ren Barbour and a. y
Rnekef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28
WHEAT HARVEST IN TULSA
apeeIaI 70 Daily Leader.

Hpeclal 70 Dally Leader.
Tulsa Oka, June rs Wheat har
vest In Tulsa county is II fluu blast
aud the yield Is from four to ten
bushels to the acre THAT the wheat
nadc anything in the face Of The nm
usual weather conditions IL en
eountered IN regarded aa surprising
ty wheat growers Already a great
many farmers are preparing tn plant
Wheat iH The fail III order that they
niay have winter Raslurage f9r stock
But few iicif eats Id Tulsa coun
ty were h2 ed and the yield Il
very Hnht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28
wantcd-IA New rose

The Panama California exposition
directors want new rose to be
named ~The San Diego which they
will grow i'll prolusion in their
grounds at the 1915 exposition II
must be a hardy rose and must BIZ
the product OF some American flor
lists work This IA chance for
some woman to show what she can
do III the way Of perlectlng new
variety.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28
Wants Educational Practical.

Mrs Victor T. Berger wife OF the
Socialist member of congress, has
been d member of the school board
Of Milwaukee for ten years and is
the only woman member ever elected
by direct vote she is chairman on
textbooks aud believes that student
who leaves the high school should be
prepared to make his own way IN
the world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28

daughter Aiicf. #htl
Nas restored Il to
health hy Lydia II.
Pink ham Begnta-
hle compound ie
Has pale With dark
circles tin der 1af
weak apa irfis
table n w0 diifa rent
doctors treated her
anA called III Green
iekne bHt 9Th y
grew worse All the
time lydia Pink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28

The summer cottage should have
many pretty hanging baskets and
there should be vases always filled
with fresh flowers Be careful to
have the vases ais plain as possible
NO decorated vase should ever be
used to hold flowers II the china
painter win paint flower vases, let
it be In one color, with shadings, but
no flowers Or other ornamentation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28
M|SERLY
CONDUCT Of
RICH son
Refused 10 Buy SNold fol
Dead Father Who Left Him
a Fortune
4 slaclal % lhe naIlx E.en.ler

Srecial to the Daily Leader
Pittshurg, KaB June 2S One ct
he mogt interesting eases ever he'd
| b a Crawford county district court
bids fair To extend wel into the
week Il Is where Sally G. Singer
u suing her brother, j, Luther nay.
lor and mother. Mary G.. Taylor, to
set aside 4 win loft by Joe / Taylor
RsbaHd and father of the litigants,
On the grounds Of undue Influence
baying been used by ]. Luther Tay.
lor, who was left the lions share Oh
the property and moneys by the de-
| ceased, amounting to something like
Sl50t008 The defendant Taylor Is
at the head Of the Pittsburg Mort
gdge company and has been here for
nearly all of his life
Tie viii was made leaving Sally G
Singer, u daughter, $4,000, from
which it was provided La the will that
size could use only The income from
the principal and that at the time OF
her death the principal was to revert
! To ] Luther Taylor, and he was to
handle the $4,000 for his sister and
gel the income for her He received
the balance Of the estate with tie
ieAception Of $4,000 which was be-
queathed to Baker university and the
sum Of S15,000, the income from
Which was to be used to educate the
children of J. Luther
Kicked At Nickel Handles
The case is attracting great inter.
esq because of the large amount OF
money involved Strong legal talent
has been employed on both sides
JOHN Atwood Of Kansas City O T..
Boaz, Wheeler Il Denison, OF this
city, have been employed by the
| plaintiff, while H. ~ Gaitskil anu
John J, Campbell, Of this city are
looking after the interests OF the de-
| PENDANTS
The mother is in attendance at
ltbe court and frequently prompts tine
iattorneys in the examination Of wit
nesses. She IL strongly in sympathy
With the sou and neither ot the dc.
PENDANTS deigDs TO notice the plain
F! tiff and her husband either In or ont
side Of the court room.
Considerable damaging evidence
has been drawn ont against the de-
1 fcndants relating to their part of the
case. Iii one instance it was shown
| hy deposition that J. Luther Tay-
lor acted very miserly towards the
\ bedy of his father while in Claremore
lOhla, where The father had gone for
his health and died It was testified
/ in the deposition that Taylor refus
GA to pay for anything but a paup
lets coffin for his fathers body and
when he noticed the nickel plated
handles On the coffin he had them re
moved because they cost a dollar. lie
refused 10 buy suit OIL burial
/ CLOTHES. and wanted the Claremorc
luhdertaker to ship the body home ~
Ia nude state. but he was finally pre-
vailed upon to buy suit Of under
wear which was worn Dy the body
This was the most sensational tes
4 tmony given during The trial and
there mas been plenty OF the sehsa
tional iu the testimony at various
points
The raylors are pioneers Of Chs
county Mr and Mrs Taylor came
here IN 1878 and settled on claim
north Of the city and after years 81
hard work accumulated a moderate
llcrlune
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-28

Write 10 Mrs. Pinkhanl, Lynn,
atassss for advice, Grees
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name ana ADDRESS of purchase j
MARCH %
NfANHA1TAN

rsei,y NE 60 70 Nellie Lipsch'z March 81 SEQ:
address. 10 East 1854 81
ALLEN 81, i0i. : ST. hrk :. sxsIS; same 20 20
N1~rl, Lpschi,z. March q 500. address. 10
E4s, ,03d ST.
AMSTERDAM AVE. n cor l46,h St, :3yloG; 5,l-,
Mar 7 M4gdirc 20 JOIN ! ,,iS Dornhe'n' Na''''
EAST BROADWAY. 1o2. sty trk. 25yGJ;
Hvman NcskoNitz % the MoskoNltz CO. al t!tlei
March L.. Il lsr,: 81: address. 1850 "a ave.
FORT WAsmNGToN AVE. n COZ l7cth ~.
1s5xi2sx ,rreg Thomas Moron to rcuglas
dress Highland y, Nonkcrs. !.
s&ME PROPERTY, Doutias Holding 20 -
Charles Koscnthal mts sl''Op'' March -
500. asdrcse. lGn Broadwd'.
IRVINE pL. ~ and 80. Il sty hrk. Robert
H1rrs Realty 60 - Charles Iiirschnorn mtg
$50 OJD, March j.. 500; address. Greenwich
conn.
IENox AVE. m. s,y brR. 2oSso. Mile
Marc ~. Slor address. G1 East 7sth 81.
LEXINGTON AVE. = ". CO, 32l s'. 25xso.
80 ooo,. Nov - 100: 81. address. q Pine st.
MORTON ST. 3, and &c. : sty hrk. 5ox9l
c.fitriue " Iurn ain 10 Joseph l. Butten"ieser
G,q SS5 COcl March u 81. address 22o Broad
way.
FINE IT. SO. sty 1rk. 2o14o. Louis eS,ooL !, L
Mach 20: 81: address. % ocean ave. BROOKLYN
20 AVE. n " s. SO It n Of lst ST; iGsX'l, !
i-rcg- Augusta Taylor to Law. crs Realty GO
mtg S14 OO0i. z, March ;. 81 ADDRESS l"'
I3Toa-Way.
op AVE. 1880 sly brk 25xico Hyman
Mos:l,itz 70 tie Noskovitz 90: MdIeh la' e.
address. 1850 % ave.
ETH AVE. CG5 stv brls. 25xl0o: court order
Miolleton Bonand. ref private sale March H.
igiit to Howard ifolbrook. March =. s5po""
address stamford. Conn.
SAME PROPERTY: Sarah NJ schiefielin TO
same. ~ utle. Jan .. 1911; 81 address. same as
above.
47TH ST 5i2e It ,e.it o. IN ave on6yss S,.os
imir .s5.Osm; March Ia sl00 address. 2di 3th
asc.
5tST ST. 3e5 East. ? sly hrk. ls.9xl0o5. Jonas
. Goldsmith 20 samuel g Goldsmith and sarah
Rosonthal Guig 5000; all ut,". !" p1It'
March =: 81 address. g." East 51st ~
stTu ST. u g. io0 II " q lith ave. l'nN22''v
80 '55tb -. . : $50 II v Of Ilth ave, 75x
800 = r. n Uau4iey 10 ~" society ~ M Ne"
York Hospital. ali liens. March %. subject TO
leases. SI(u. address. : West iGih a.
5,IT 81 - East -ty tfi. W cor Madi -
son ave - AiOn5. Margaret Howard 20 mon
Trust 90. Aefrl 30 500. address. 80 b. adv o..
I'M sr o., r,. sty brk. 25,loo5. t.
Victor T0eW - al 20 Gcorc" II li"Nai'' "''i .h
ii. 500. address . Gramtr'y rom.
GiTu sT iu ,ud Ii3 Vo.t .tv hrt. @jN
fo.' = t-ueeni. Wolf tn william Haucu oufe
So n00i. all liens. March 80; Sioo, address. -'.'
F',.' ,ifh 20
ce'' ''' - y, o. 81 Lasi. samuel Ralsier -
4. uie-geucv Rea'v 90 an liens FEB -. 500.
a8dief. 80 Lt'rty ~
--Tu ST. 90 West o sty brk. ioxiIG. ilat-
ttei X plliups 20 Mary r srd Emil' II Q. al
me Ma -. 1910. 81 addreT' SO West 18Th
scIu 81. 3oc ra.t. s'! tfA, e2Alo2.2. f'an4
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

william n siegmar et al (sereclor,,. - a,
! mtgD; attorney, F L Allen. usse
ECHO Pf. n $. 10o.2 n w o. Grand 49,,
and q ncourss J0xiOO; Thomas J Ksliv s%SsN
4 Rudd action 10 forecose yend.e,s ~ Aary
to1ioy. X Patterson. "'' ".
18TH ST. $40 West: Nichojs, rs,.,
Jesse ZimmerD ann taction 70 compel Ss, ~
OF lease, etc). attorney. II W FRIED S''Fers
MORRIS AVE, 1854; Theons II In.c,,,
Israel Cohen ct al foreclosure OF n,,t.
torncy. u 3 Feiner. ~
VALENTINE AVE, n cor f7sth q, ,,s
coz: Kelly ~, s. 1873 u 3 OF Int.ry.i "a
343x100; 1s3d 81. .. 337 II W Of Wash,rs,s
ave- f7Jxl0: two actions: Anton Isr,e, ~
agt John Kendall et q! two actions 10 49,,
mechanics hens): attorney, Z l. u gullova
frH ST. s. whole front between corn.r.
and 9Th ave. 9.3yiIJ.Jx irreg xioJ: Hsrh;s.s0
Walker Refractories Co sgt Sixth Avenns ~.
Fourth Street Realty co lsciion 10 ,orscIos. -
chanc's Hem: attorney. S Myers. "s-
1l7TH ST, IL and II West, Julia l. rsu,,.,..,.
sgt Seiig Falk 81 al foreclosure OF n,r1: ~
ney. r Hagar.
l7TH ST. SIS. lot ~. nap os Villiau ps,.x
property, in 1871 ward: Henry N.therco,t - ~
William Netherco,t =, a (partitlon): aro,.S ~
Esston e. Bailey.
HUDSON sr, cor froratio 81, & 3.;s..
irreg. Ethel Quinby agt Lille Calm e. al 49,.
tom; attorney q + Warren, q.
sD ST, :. rs II " of "a ave. 2sxs7: A,,.r.
Hanford agt Birdie Schlesnger e, Al 80
closure OF mtg. attorneys. Wilson barker =
Wager.
2D ct. 30S East, Audubon Mortgag. co .
M!ndel NIchtas ct al foreclosure q mtg. ~
tcrney, 8 ~ Freedman. -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LEASES.

Benjamin Englander has leased for the
lryel Realty Company 10 irankel q stein
hacker. the eleventh loft in Nos. 81 and SO
West 2Sth street. for the Gibson-Stein-
CART Construction Company to Brody q
Hogberg the first loft in 10. 146 TO 15o
West o5tl street, and for the Geron Con-
strucuon Company, 10 Jacobson & Davis,
the eleventh loft in No. 1S4 West 2lst
street
Pelgram & Never. dealers in ribbons.
now at No. So Fifth avenue. have taken
q lease Of the store IN the Peter Cooper
building. at Fourth avenue and 2Sth
streets, 1o0xlS0 feet. The lease = for
ten years.
The Crukshsnk Company, agent for he
West street Building. No. 90 West street.
announces that among the new tenants
who viii shortly move into the building
are: Rateau Steam Regenerator Company,
Arthur l.. Richardson. Robert p. Bennett,
Davies q Thomas. Titusvile Iron Com
rany. the Universal Transmission Com
pany. Alsing Engineering Company G. O.
NaillouX. Siemens d Haleke, Charles i.
Knox. the NadAam Company, John P.
Bodenhauser, North American Fruit Ex-
change, Horace @. Hazard & Co. ". I.
Downs COMPANY Vernon Metal Com
pany and ns-Schuckertwerke.
The Frank L Fisher Company has leased
for Ca~doza & Nathan the dwelling house
No. I1o West S7th street for d term Of
Years
William Il. Whiting q co. have leased
the building So. 2G Spruce street 10 Terdi-
nand Goetz sons Company; store at No.
243 and 2l5 Pear! street 20 George Damon
q sons, q iofl in 80 - Cliff street TO
TAean & stefan; loft in Nos IS and %
Cliff stree, 20 Wolfson Brothers; q loft
in 10. I6 Go'd street To- Stein & Wahlnei-
mer. 4 loft in No. 20 Pearl street 20 $.
Feldman < Co: lott IN 10. IS Fulton
street TO Albert W. Secur, and q suite Of
Offices IN the American Tract Society
building 10 James OFlaherty
Leonard !. Muhlfelder has leased two
lofts in Nos - and IS Fifth avenue 10
Jaffe & Katz for d term OF years; also
5000 fee. in Nos. l43 and l45 West goth
street 10 Abraham Jacobs. ard 5000 feet
IN 30 o Washington place 10 =. .SuSsman
& Co
The Charles r. Moves COMPANY has
leased the store az 40. 1F3 Front street
10 L. George Tor long term Of years a
Noor in No. 99 Beckman street for Potter
q Bro. Inc. 20 solomon Prigosen. and
an ONCE IN Nos. 3 and Cedar street FOR
the Brcvoort Construction Company 10
George Z. henderson.
Louis Kempner has rented 10 Emanuel
Piout The store ~ tho southwest corner
OF Broadway and Io,'h street for five
years.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Alliance Realty CO 70 William Hayemeyer
trus $1,000. >. ..-,,,,
IsiioT Biumenkrohn 20 IDA Blumenkronn: slo
American Morsase coo 900 T. Rsi'S s,,, ooo Ro'hfeii
same - John " Bowers and ano. exrs: 5000"
Manhattan Life Insurance co 10 American
Mortgage co; assts Of m;gs. each S3po
Emil Heller 10 Davi4 Baum and ano trus
So $40. ~
Nancy Levy and ano exrs. TO Bond and Mort
gage Guarantee CO, 50 200
Herman Heinemann % David Baum snf ano
trus. $1,000. .
1;eoree " rubbs 10 I. Napoleon Levy: 81 zoo
Albert Mamlock 10 otto T Wagner: Sl253 -
American Fidelity GO 70 John Aspinwall; :
American Mortgage 60 t Commonwealth In
surance Go: S23.1
Title insurance Co to New York Life insur-
tnion Mortgage co to Title Insurance Co;
Emma Brlestle to George Moser: 81.
Warren " Foster and ano 20 West SIDE Sar-
Lawyers Mortgage CO to John Makley:
Hope Powell to American Mortgage Co.
50 uuu
John B5yand to Charles Dumas: 500
i,ichsd VI Hoe and ano to Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. $1,000.
Max Jacobs TO Darius Z Moses: 81
Nathan NaNnan 10 Annie Lisson: 81.
Middleton Bor'aai. ref. 10 william y Clark
- al. 81.
wis Marshall - al. exrs Title Insurance
Co New York. SiJnC
Nmyiron Mortgage TO to Lincoln Trust Co:
So coo
''hssoa Realty 60 20 Aiban, Savings Bank
Sl>5,uup
Samc 20 sumo SIS 900
TITLE Guarantee and Trust co 70 D-y Dock
savings Institution. S22jrO.
Martin .clro~.i"r lo Lena Schroefec 81
lam.f ! NJ eiiI oud au' to Alfred G. Bach
man. 81
$1,000.
same to same. So. 600
August + SchvaTller 20 Joseph Thesis. 81 Ono
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 60 10 Law 70
ycfs Mortgage 90. S;p. $40
Charles Van Ripper. ext. 20 Louisa r Martin.
$500
same to sane. -. 800
Ndltrr b. Andrews g MyoS Realty 90: 81. 900
Elfrid1 Benson go BronA Security and Broker
age CO. 81.
sara Roscnthal aud ano 10 Louis Katz and
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
MARCH o.


AMSTERDAM AVE. cor l$6th 81, cor
store. Oscar Baumann. agent, - Abraham
Romandon. yrs from MAY - 1911; $3.50 70
$500. ADDRESS. 496 Wes, i3Gth -.
CLINTON st. 81. north store and basement.
Mahox Wiener 10 David O6erhard. . yrs from
May l. lall $50; address. 81 clinton -.
CLINTON ST. -, store. etc: Louis Isaacs
ard ano 10 Jacob Greenblatt; ! yrs mos from
Jan /. 1911 $500; address, - Clinton ~.
FORSYTH ST. cor stanton ST. John Rob
inson 20 Philip stader and ano: yrs from
May /. 1911, si.9so; address. 5S7 Ashford ST,
Brooklyn.
PoTmearo 2na 81 to Paoia d 6razio yrs from Nay
1. 1910; $3.50: address. As OAK, ST
PARK AVE. 9ei. cor s?d st: south store or.
aaa1ess. So,ns5o'adi a5i Park X ave. '''"' ''
isT AVE 1870 store. floor; part basement
10 Emmanuel Castha; yrs from May l. 1912
1850 address. 1870 lst ave.
1sT AVE, ?ia store. &c. Geo HoagiGs e. sto1 al
to Jacob silver yrs from Feb l. loli' $500
address 213 1st ave.
4TH AVE so. store. etc. Eliz cgskIsy, ana
ano 10 samuel Elder 10 yIs from FEB ]. 1911
$500 10 $500 address 319 An ave.
9TH AVE cor 1sth It. 92xlp); all, John
7. Tonnele 10 James Fellows. yrs . mos from
FEB l. 1911. $1,000; address. 1872 Madison ave
7rIi AVE. $40. store. etc: Henry Ungrich ana
ano u Margaret McGinnis; J - . mos from
March -. lell; 81 400. address. 3'2 West %"ih
sTH AVE, 2j44 store hoor and basement .
Louis " Wei 70 Never Reader; yrs from
Nav 1 1912: 81 600. address, 80 West both s..
sTH AVE ..16. store and part basemeni
Jacob Loewenthal 10 Victor Stachnit yrs from
Ma, ! 1911: $1,000. address 30 West lj4ih 81.
STU AVE. 74D 20 AZ and 46h s.. 26i 70 .66
West. All: Henry ]. Morris et al TO John kadel;
1O YRS from Nav !. 1912: taxes ana SG,uvr; ad-
dress s. Main st. Port Jervis. y
ETH ST, All East. stores. etc; Louis soiin-
s,y TO Francesca Di Carlo. . yrs from May l.
lgii. 81 200. address Al East 18th st
18TH ST. 4e7 Eas,. store. etc; Francesca =
c,o-taro to Antonio Scriyano. yrs from March
l. 1912: $500: ADDRESS AZ East l%th g.
18th ST. G03 West ali. Marion Easton 20
-, II Hcvntou. 2l VIE from Dec 81, 1910:
,axes. etc 81 90 70 sl.i0oi address. ai7 Bread
way.
63D ST. i24 70 i2G East. stable; Mary / Nc
Gle "a Tohu ] Nulgrcw. vrs mont from
Arr.l lall. S51tO. address. IA Last CSC -.