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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-24
IowA,ILLINoIs PICNIC

The third annual meeting of the
Iowa and Illinois Picnic Associa.
ton, which was to have been hello
last June but was postponed or
account of several cases of diph.
liberia which made it un wise &c
hold a public gathering at tina
time, will be held at Langer's park
near Olivet, on Wednesday, Aug.
Both. While as the name implies,
the association is maintained by
the settlers from Iowa and Illinois,
the invitation to come and ION in
the festivities is extended to an.
regardless Of trace, color or pre-
nous condition of servituap .
Come, bring your dinner aud inin
with your n%eigbbors in having a
genuine gooi timp The following
literary program will be rendered.
after which the afternoon will he
spent III the indulgence Of numpr.
Gus sports of varinns kinds:
PROGRAM:
Address by president
George Hanna
Music
The Need of Advancement
Arthur DeVpnlt
observation-disclosures Johnston
Recitation-FranA Mitchell
Music
HE Westward Movement
JAS. L. Meighen
observation-disclosures Lucas
Song-Gentvieve Metzner
Recitation-Ralpil Davis
Music
Address of day. A. bliss
Dakota Land"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-24

A new floor has been laid in the
New York Store this week.
JAG. zolnoWsky and wife re.
turned to their home in Armour
Monday.
G..f' Wittmayer aud family and
his sisters, Misses Rosa and Kate.
spent Sunday at Dellnont.
Jos. Becker went to Chicago last
Sunday to purchase goods for the
firm Of Becker Bros. Co.
Philip Schmierer has taken the
agency for the Fidelity Life In
resss viii work
that in connection with his real
estate business.
Chas. Shoemaker and wife Of
3Olivet, accompanied BY Dr.. Eagon
Of that place, went to Sioux CITY
where on Monday Mrs. Shoemaker
submitted to an operation at one
OF the hospitals. Mr.. Shoemaker
returned and said his wife was on
the operating table an hour and
twenty minutes, but rallied in fine
shape and was feeling very good
when he came away.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-08-24
BOILER

Two inch fues 13c per FOOT.
Two and one-l,alf fues Ice per It
Boiler Supplies and Repairing.
Sioux Falls Boiler Works,
Sioux Falls, S. D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
LABORERS TERRORIzE TOWN
Threaten Residents, and Armed
Men Go to Aid.

Noultonboro. y H.. Aus i.-Riotng
through the streets Of this mountain town,
s,>tv Italian lahorers. AZ work on the new
summer estate Of Thomas G. Plant. Of Bos-
ton. terrified summer visitors and fought
the town constable so savagely tonight
that Governor Robert p. Bass was appealed
10 for help BY the Governors order High
sheriff Herbert Burke. of Madison, gath
ereG a posse OF seventy armed men. On
their arrival the Italians dispersed.
The aborers received their pay tonight
for eight DAYS. and then demanded their
fares back 70 Boston. which was refused
by the foremen. The angry men locked the
roremcn IN in shanties after beating them,
and ran wild through the outskirts of tho
town. They were armed with knives and
pistols. which they turned upon the towns
people
summer colouists occupying cottages on
the edge OF the village. fearing that the
rioters would take advantage IF their un-
protected state. fed by automobile and car
rage and on foot, seeking shelter far from
the Scene.
Meanwhile. storekeepers and other resi-
dents tried in vain TO curb the ltdldns
Every time Il citizen appeared 10 argue
tho matter the men turned upon Nm
threatened him with their knives or pistols
and drove him inside his house. the town
constable and his assistants were power
less end telephoned TO Governor Bass at
Concord for ala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

James Gardner 10 Margaret l. Mccormick; 81
Philip DAILY 10 Chas + Bauerdorf SS.O35
Henry Schaefer to Chas F Deshler; 81
Chas Rosenberg 10 Hlda Bendheim SOS 900
Mrs. Howard Willets ct al TO Thos y Hidden
1872 500
VIM F smith and ano to Fred wurzbach,
81 OBS
Fred Bach 10 Edwin Jones; $1,000
Myra l. Einstein 10 Catholic Womens Renevo-
lent Legion. $4,000.
Chas = Halock to August J Freutel. 81 400
liilda Bendhem to Hugo Guttreund q assist
Eugene Di Fazio to Giuseppe Munso and
ano. 81
Mary Lechmyer to Carl Ernst; 500
Lille " iiienthal TO jeanne |. Ford: Stb OOo
Florence Speranza TO Chss Colgate: al
Geo Sealy 10 Guardian Trust Co: 81
Alvin g Cass to Guardian Trust Co. Il
American Mortgage Co TO Corn Exchars,
Bank: 81.
VIM l. Phelan to Harry w Davis. a
knickerbocker Trust co to Henry l. Goodwin
IS 600 - u"
Albert II Baldwin to Mary c Kennedy.
81 500. ''"S'
I'D Ward Bank To Anna Morn: sisoO
Title Insurance Co Of n to Muturi re.
Insurance Co. 500 '''
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co ia
Greenwich Mortgage Co to John revs,.
5000 "ssc'S'
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Th.rss. r
StrauHamp; $1,000
same TO VIM + strauksmp. 5000
same 10 same. $1,000.
Howard q Smith ct al In va... d, =,
Shepard, trus: Sill 800.
Michael II Marks to Alvin g Cas-. and a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
GET SUBWAY TOOLS READY
Bradley Company Orders Shaft Sink
ing EXPERTS to Report To-day.

The Bradley Contracting Company noti-
fed the Public Service Commission yester-
day that 1t had begun to assemble its
apparatus. tools. carts and barges for the
work on the Lexington avenue subway
operations and that work on the sinking
of the shaft would begin as soon as the
apparatus was on hand.
Actual digging, however, did not start
during the day. but the contractors said
they had ordered their experts on shaft
sinking to report at SD street and Lexing-
ton avenue at o'clock this morning.
D. n. Mclean, a contractor, who said
ne was the inventor Of the method by
which the present tunnel under the Harlem
River was constructed, wrote TO Chairman
Wilcox OF the Public Service Commission
Yesterday advising him that from a con-
tractors point OF view IT would be better II
the specifications for the fourtrack Lex
ington avenue subway tunnel under the
Harlem River should state clearly the
width OF the right Of way that would BE-
given to the contractor for constructing
the metal lined portion OF the tunnel.
whether a pile foundation would be Ie-
auired under the tunnel. and prescribe ex-
actIy how the concrete was to be put on
the outside of the metal tubes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
HELD FOR NEW YORK POLICE
Prisoner in st. Louis Suspected
of Killing Man Here.

Inspector Hughes. Of the Detective Blu
reau, received last night a telegram from
Police Chief Young of ST Louis. saying
that Pelegrino Scagla had been arrested In
St Louis on information supplied by the
New York police.
According 10 Detectives Cavone and
! Mcheli, Scaglia is suspected OF the muir
der of Bartholdi Csrdinelli who was shot
and killed while sitting at the window of
| his nome. No. 34 East 2lst treet, last Sat
urdsy night The shooting was done with
a shotgun, fired from the window Of an
apartment opposite. The detectives found
traces % the slayer's presence in the room,
two shotSuns and number of cigarette
ends being found there.
Bartho!di Cardinelli was the third Of that
family TO be killed, and II is believed that
the succession of murders is the outcome of
a family feud starting in a small Scian
village where the Cardinells lived. Cavone
will start for ST. Louis to-day 10 brig the
prisoner here.
Joseph Cardinell, a brother OF 3artholdi,
was called from his home in Brooklyn In
sos and, the detectives say, went for a
walk with Scaglia- Joseph was later found
stabbed to death and Scaslia had disap-
peared, the detectives say. In January,
1902 Giovanni Cardinen, an uncle of
Joseph and Bartholdi. was sitting in the
| widow Of his home. al No. e Gold street,
BROOKLYN. when ne was slot and killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
RAIDERS BREAK INTO CLUB
Throng Collects as Police Weld
Axes in West Street.

Deputy Commissioner Dougherty at the
head of twelve policemen raded Yesterday
the rooms Of the Adam Muller Social Club.
in West street. between Barclay and Nesey
streets. arrested eight men and seized a
quantity Of gambling paraphenalia
The raid furnished a nice little mstinee
attraction for hundreds of commuters who
were hurrying TO the Barclay street ferry.
One door had to be smashed IN with axes.
and the noise together with the sight Of a
large number Of policemen, acted ne ir-
resistlble magnets TO draw the crowd.
There was moro trouble in dispensing II
than in raiding the cubrooms.
on the first floor Of the building is a
barroom. which extends almost the entire
length. Behind the barroom, Commissioner
Dougherty said. the lookout stood. On the
second floor was a large crap table, fxings
for playing the races and so forth, while
on the next floor was a kind Of lounging
room, in which was partially completed
roulette table. Leading from the first 10
the second floors was concealed passage
way with door resembling that of big
ice box. This the police had to smash
down before they could get 10 the stair
way.
In the mean time the men in the place,
hearing the commotion below, attempted
TO escape through trap doors in the roof,
only TO find them guarded and to be nabbed
as soon as they went through.
The prisoners were taken before Magis-
trate Breen and charged with felony.
playing crap and the horses" On look
ing around the courtroom Mr.. Dougherty
saw no less a parsonage than Little
Buck" "cotillon leader OF 18th street and
leading social light Of Tom Sharkey' S
club. Little Buck" was promptly ar
rested. He is charged with being sheet
hanger" and warrant had been issued
for him the preceding day.
The windows on the second floor were
all boarded up. When the police ripped
away the planking some three or four
thousand poker chips fell out. Matthew
Strype is alleged TO be the proprietor OF
the club,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
SAYS WIFE POISONED HIM
Contractor Causes Her Arrest
Saws There's a Man in the Case.

Charging his wife with trying to Kill him
with arsenic. Oswald Wolf. a prosperous
contractor. of No. 1912 Gates avenue, Ridge
wood Heights. swore out warrant for her
arrest Yesterday before Magistrate Smith.
OF jamaica The woman was held In $1,000
bail for examination on next Friday. In
the mean time the police will have a
chemist analyze some powder which Wolf
says he took away from his wife, and
which he believes IL arsenic.
The Volts have been married for fifteen
years and have two children. Several
months ago Wolf suffered from stomach
trouble and he consulted a physician, who
told him his complaint was gastrttis. He
was treated for the malady. but did not
seem to get along as well as ne thought he
should. 40 he went to another physician a
few days ago, who told him he was suffer
ing from what seemed 10 be arsenic poison
ing
Wolf told the police that his wife seemed
quite friendly with a widower recently. and
he wondered whether she was trying 10
poison him. He says he watched her go
into the cellar a couple of days ago and he
followed her He saw her take some white
powder from bag and he grabbed the
powder.
Mrs. Wolf denied absolutely that she had
ever given her husband poison Of any kind
or had even tried to do so. AS for the
widower. she said there was nothing 10
that story. either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
NEGRO ATTACKS NURSE GIRL
Hides in Apartment During Her
Temporary Absence.

Tenants in the Waldeck apartments. al
Broadway and 1921 street. were thrown into
a panic last night when they heard the
screams OF woman coming from the
rooms Of Melville Hayman. on the first
floor When they rushed In through the
main hall door, which was unlocked they
found Annie Schmidt. an eighteen-year-
old nurse girl. on the floor unconscious
and bleeding from dozen wounds on her
head. Her clothes were almost torn from
her body.
When partly revived she told the police
Of the West 152d street station that she mad
left the apartment about S o'clock. return
ing an hour later She had not locked the
door on going out not thinking OF danger.
The three Hayman children were asleep.
the parents being away for the day.
When she got back she saw the light In
the drawingroom was out. and that an
other light had been turned on in bed
room. This aroused her suspicion, and she
switched on all the electric lights and start
ed for the bedroom.
negro leaped from behind a couch and
grabbed her by the throat. She struggled
desperately. and the negro beat her on the
head with his fists. When he realized that
her struggles would arouse the neighbors
he dropped her 10 the floor. kicked her
and dashed out OF the door and into the
street.
The girl screamed as he ran. and then
became unconscious
Somebody called an ambulance from
Washington Heights Hospital, and DR..
Meyers worked over the girl an hour be-
fore she was restored TO consciousness.
Detectives could find no trace of the ne
gro They learned that he had been en-
ployed until yesterday in the apartment
housp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
WILL TEST WOMAN'S SANITY
Court Appoints Commission in Case of
Dramatic Critics Widow.

Justice BschoG appointed commission
yesterday 10 determine the mental cond-
lion Of Mrs. Margaret II. Bell, widow Of
Hilary Bell. dramatic critic. The appli-
cation was made by Mrs. Sophia J.. Ire
land. a sister Of the alleged incompetent.
She said Mrs Bell had personal property
valued at $4,000 and real estate amounting
90 $500 but was not competent 10 man
age her estate.
Mrs ireland said that on July Mrs Bell
aecame violently ~ al Manhattan Beach
and was sent 20 Sanford Hall, sanatorium
AT Flushing. Long Island Dr. Henry ;.
Satterlee was called and she complained TO
bin that she was pcrsecIted by voices The
physician had Mrs. Bell sent to the Neuro-
logical Institute. When he returned 10 see
he; he found the unfortunate woman on the
sfreet corner lie asked her 10 eater a taxi
r.b but she refused. II Is said she threat
,nc1 sey.ral times 10 kill herself.
Tn. assistant manager OF the Bucklng-
nan, Hotel. where Mrs. Bel lived, MADE an
ofrdayit i'm which p, said hat sht trlcd 10
INN ont Of a WiadJW on June = and That
sh" was already on tho sill When she was
rcgtIainCG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee
Interest 3 per cent unless otherwise stated
AUGUST 4
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
AVE r, $50 37xl25 Aug I due a. per bond:
Mary I.ydon to James II sullivan; $500. ad
dress 2436 Walton ave.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. cor Of lsIst
ST. lax rreg prior mtg $3.50 600: Aug 3: yrs.
q per cents Fort Washington Construction co In
John Freld: $50 600. address. 1855 It'll ave
PRINCE ST. 1O6. Aug 2; due as per bond
Charles Renter to p Ballantine sons: 3.i5S OF
address. Newark. y J.
WEST END AVE-. cor Of SD st. l02xl0O:
July 81: due as per bond: Tecestershire Realty
GO TO Maria De witt Jesup; $685. 900 address.
l97 Madison ave.
WEST BROADWAY, sos 25xlOo: July ~
Cprior mtg 1000. due a. per bond, Celestino
Morigga 10 Cssare Raggetti and ano; $1,000;
address. 81 Washington pl.
lsT AVE. so. 25xso: Aug I. Vt. g per cent.
August Collet 10 John II Loscarn; $1,000; ad-
dress. s2s 81 Nicholas ave.
I'D AVE. 4o5 2ix97 2 yrs: Aug =; Roseh III
Realty 90 to Josephine r Killern $4,000: ad
dress. Paterson. j.
20 AVE. 1901. 27So5; Aug I, yrs per cent;
Madeleine Balfour 10 Annie T Healy. $1,000.
address 226 East ll6h at
7TU AVE II " cor OF Cathedral Parkway. Tx
100 tprlor mtg S2il 500; July II due Dec IS.
1911. q per cent. Winston Holding 90 10 Sender
Jarmulowsky. So 900, address, III East 93d -
srH AVE. 2sos and 2soo 3oxl0o. Aug 3: ?
yrs Helen Handman In Central Trust CO. $50.
SEQ address, - Wall ST
10TH ST n T. 303 n Of Sth ave. 2iNl0o;
July 81. 3 yrs. Lewis g Westervelt 10 Peter y
o;alhrnith 81 5Op address Jersey city, f.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg S2aoo,; July 81
/ 81. Il per cent same 10 Edward Foley; 500.
address ~ West 18th 81.
.5TU ST IOb East. 3 sty brk, 2DNoS. Aug J.:
yrs. Birchvoel Realty 60 10 ,'atharinc W
ssndfort. S}oO10: address. Portland Me.
iSrH 81. - East. I sly brk. 23Nioo unior
mtg $4,000. Aug 3. due as per bond. Alfred {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
LEASES.

Edward NJ Levi mas leased for long
term of years for the Fabian Construction
Company two floors, containing about 5000
SQUARE feet. in the new building at No. l5l
"a i63 West 26th street The lessees are
Sperling & Sperling. manufacturers OF
coaks and suits. who have been located
On 18th street for eleven years
ogden & Clarkson have leased the second
loft i'm No. S6 East 2lst street TO o. Cusu-
mano. Of Boston, art dealer.
Edward Margoles has leased for Felix
Isman TO the Terminal Hat Company a
store in No. 1915 Broadway for five years
II. c. Senior x Go. have leased the dwell
ing house No l03 West seth street TO Paul
4. Raith. the dwelling house No. 20 West
9th street TO Max VI. Fisher, the dwelling
house No. l47 West list street To Katharine
Strauss and the dwelling houses Nos los
and 10 West 64th street TO Manuel Torres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
AUGUST 4

with name ana aonfess VI i's'''''
AUGUST 4.
ppoADWAY iii. store and basement
Iunroved Property Holding 60 TO Truly war
49,. IN wears s months from september l.
foii e. 200. address. oil East 18th st.
cpEENWICH ST. 332. store and basement;
Emma Tiege ct al 10 Frederick Borges' yrs
rom November /. 1913; $1,000; addre" 332
Greenwich RI.
PRINCE ST. ios. Greene st. 100. Il store
and cellar: Doris Eckhoff, indtv and exr to
charles Renter; / yr from August !, lel1'
81 500. address. Elm Park !.
PROSPECT AVE, s7I. double store and
basement. Henry Acker 20 Isidor Sommer and
eno. Z yrs from October /. 1909; $500; ad-
dress. s77 Prospect ave
SEVENTH AVE. 500 raxicsb booth); Edo
rado cafe 60 to Eldorado TsXicab 60. yr
from August /. 1911; $1,000; address 500
Seventh ave.
WARREN ST. Io3 10 io7, all: Washington
- 267 to 2Tl ALL Joseph Fahys to "Opens
smith g. 60: 10 yrs from MAY /, 1912, SlJ,-
800. address 10T Warren st.
WASHINGTON AVE 1919. store and part
Of cellar. Julius Frick to Charles Frick. yrs
from Angus, !. 1911. $500. address, 1919
Washington ave.
FIRST AVE. % II Of 18th IT. ok
100 all: Elizabeth & Toal 10 Alfred Weiss 10
YRS from August 2. 1911; s1.0s0. address 2i9
sixth ave.
isTH ST 40 West east stor. and base
ment. Macmillan q Jantzen to Obermeyer 4
Lehman co. yrs months from August !,
1911: sT2O. address. 80 Bremen ~. Brook
Iap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANTIATTAS

MANIA ~
10TH ST No ~ East: for I've s'oyT ~
yats dwelling 20x60. Century Realty in'srl
nient Co - East seth 81 owner. " Adam1
X west 3sth a. architect SIS 6oo.
MOTT ST. n . cor Hester -. for ak s'a-,
tenement and store. 45.6ys9.ii. - Moiea. a
Mulberry ct. owner. " " De- Gaudio Il
East fremont ave. architect $4,000.
THIRD AVE = % n OF sd =. for [,
three story store and lofts. p HNion. ~
saybei. 2Ot East Odd st. ownor = RossrS
East t2d ~, architect. $4,000.
THE BRONX
PARK AVE cor iTath 81, ! st0v
frame shed i4xfs william Bergen. i>fI
=, and 81 Andrews ave. owner. Ser'si \
Glew, 80 Kingsbridge Road. architects co',
800.
PArLDING AVE s 100 n ~ 2l4ih y
~ story frame dwelling. 22X34 John lsoss
2lSth and Barring ave. owner f.ozs hios
GsS MAMA ave. architects. cost, S"'"''.
BEAUMONT AVE. =. - u ~ ~
ST. story brick tenement, @5NHo. tmillo -.
rago. 2t24 Beaumont ave, owner. W pei
Claudio. 4Oi fremont ave. architect; Cost NA<
600
10Th ST n " cor Morris ave. 8 siori ~
storage. 63 a3xso 81; Frank carr los hay
IS3d ~. owner. Frederick hsmmohN. %
Fast l4ath ST. architect. cost. >ooo'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
WANTED 100000 LOAN
J. P. Morgan's Office Sent Young
Man TO Bellevue Hospital.

Percy r. Passmoor. Of No. le2 Knott
street. Long Island City. tired to borrow
$40 N0oc0 Yesterday from ]. P Morgan x
Co. the police said. so they took him to
Bellevue Hospital for observation.
,,ayamoor made similar requests IN WASH
ireton and Cleveland a short time ago. lie
lives with his widowed mother sister ana
-ounser brother. and according to ms lam
nv and neighbors is studious. quiet and re-
served. Until recently he was book
keeper an1 turned all his earnings into the
nome 70 enable his sister 10 At herself for
teaching school
Several weeks ago he went 10 Cleveland
70 see John D. Rockefeller but was turned
over IN the kindly care Of hospital and
then sent home TWO weeks ago he went
20 Washington and asked bank In mat
place for 100000 The police after an m
vestlgation shipped him back to his mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
DISAGREES IN LARCENY CASH
No Verdict by Jury in Charges
Against Balwanz and Cook.

The jury in the trial of Charles F. Bal
wanz alias Samr Ellis. and Edward r..
Cook. on charges Of grand larceny, re-
ported 10 Judge Grain. in General Sessions,
Yesterday after six hours deliberation that
il could not agree on a verdict, and was
discharged
Balwanz and Cook were indicted on COM
plant OF Charles Pope, a Jersey city
butcher. who charged that they had OBJ
tanned $500 from him by inducing him
with false pretences TO purchase alleged
worthless shares of mining stock. They
will be placed on trial again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
. :. samuel K Jacobs. sss. 900: address

Rscbmsn to samuel X Jacobs; $4,000; address,
L. East s3d ST. ,oo
18TH ST. $, 200 II " OF list ave. 2S.i rr,.
July 90 yrs Gaetsno o n,cc,o st 20 Is97 Mad-
son ave. ,,ox
18TH ST. n .. 323 n . Of Pleasant ave- '2"S
100 July a. demand d o per oS den, 1sV Grand q,
,21sT ST. 40 East. 25x1OO; sly brk ,pr,3.
mtg 500 1000 JuIy 81 yrs R,r s sssr.s.' Isl
Pulaski 81. Brooklyn.
THE BRONX.
FOREST AVE, i1es. 22xI3t: Aug q ,yya a:
John "A Duffy TO German Savings Bank Vow
address 100 East 18th 81. .
HEATH AVE. e :. a 4 Of centre hne 3 so oer
cent: University Heights Realty 60 to Joseph
Hirsch 500: address G8i East ION 81
TONGwOOD AVE. n g. rs II OF Basry ~, ~,
aSHss Aug 3 pS y5 o. ce addr.ss ia
s0th 81.
LOTS 2a5 and 2se. map $40 lots Mcs'rs NV
estate: lot -, same map; aug gii,1.n So 600:
address. $50 Courtlandt ave
ovERING ST. 5. az q q Frisey ave;
8 lots together In size l25,sa - mtg es Nh
bond: Pelham Improvement 60 10 Wellman RI, r.,
nance and Realty Co; 5000; ADDRESS 1901
Glover at.
THEREOF AVE- ~. o I, Of v .,sa' %al Sor
to Henry Lents; $500; address io4 Mornihss''e
UNION AVE cor Home OF, 2sIloo Aug =
due az nor bond. Frederick 6 Callen 10 lltIe
Guarantee and Trust CO. 5000; address Io
Broadwsy.
VALENTINE AVE. Sis n Of 1921 81.
3Ix1O0; Aug 2: due per bond: Eva b berry 20
Johanna Anderson: 81 900. address. Asbury ParS'
Nj
I'D AVE. W, 1852 It Of issth st, $1lo.
April I. 5 yrs per cent; David schoher 70
Elizabeth Mulley; 5000; address SANDY
Spring. Nd
18TH ST. 2s3 East. 251i0o: Aug 3; due as per
bond: John Bozzufi 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: IS 500: address. 17S Broadway.
i62D ST. n s. 40 n NJ Courtlandt ave, Nx
100; Aug 1 tprior mtg $1,000; VI. per cens'
BENJAMIN Renenson to CLYDE slater. NVo,
address North Plainheld. ].
fs2D ST n s. 1870 II OF Courtlandt ave 2
lots each 25x1oO g mtgs. each $500; aug y
I yr 5i1 per cent same 10 same; &2ov' al
dress above.
1s3D ST. SIS ~ II 4. Of Woodlswn Road. lax
100: Aug 4; due Jan l. 1918: Bridget Walsh 20
Katharine Bruckner. 5000; address, az East
l6lst
INST ST n 8. 100 u Of 3d ave, 2orlW
Aug 3: yrs. Ferdinand Hecht n Emma bluns
lein: SIS 600: address 10 East l3Oth ~. o.
23IsT ST. n = 2s1 u Of white Plains Road
1cOyIIt. June 30: 3 vrs; Erastue Treat 10
James r crawford and ano: $1,000 addres'
Mount Vernon. Y.
232D ST. 2sI n II White Plains hosa
81 600. address 9 above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
BROOKLYN SALES.

Thomas j. O'Reilly has sold for William
y Sullivan No T. Wilson street three
story dwelling house, on lot 2OxsO feet.
rho Brown Realty Company sold to an
investor the southwest corner Oh Greene
and Marcy avenues. opposll" lomphihs
Park. four story apartment house, on
plot 15XiO feet.
Herbert n. Ludden has sold Tor Thomas
Roulston the four story factory NO l''
West 9th street to ii. DOehleI'