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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-07
PILGRIMS WILL
CROSS BURNING
DESERT SANDS
Thirty Novices to Be Made
Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine.

The red fez of the Mystic Shriners
of Salaam Temple will be strongly In
evidence at the Kruger Auditorium to-
morrow evening, when the mobiles OF
this Arabic order journey across the
sands of the desert with a delegation
of some thirty candidates, anxious to
don the fez and robes of a Salaamite.
The big event will mark the first cere-
monial session and class initiation
held during 1911 under the jurisdiction
of the new Arabic chiefs.
Illustrious Potentate William c. Asst
ley, Chief Rabban Andrew c. Snyder,
High Priest Henry w. Egner. jr, and
Captain Of the Guard Philip Krimke
and the associate officers will see that
the caravan of novices are led over the
''scorching'' path TO shrinedom.
Arab Patrol.
Arab Patrol Chief Joseph d Lowden,
First Lieutenant Thomas E. BulliVant
and Second Lieutenant A. j. P. Pionnie
will conduct the ceremony, which is oil
q most inspiring character.
The patrol will also give an exhibit
ton drill, in which several new
maneuvers will be featured. Those
who win oficiate in the ceremonial
work will be: Wants Ervey, Ernest NJ.
Tapner, Louis e. Bronson, Frank A
harnpli Samuel Denbigh, Daniel B.
Diss, Arthur c. Hensler. Fred L. Eber-
hardt. Charles D. Brady, William H.
Hawkins, Charles A. Conrad, Louis A.
Kreiser, Edwin w. Pierson, Albert
schurr, Howard c.. Young, r. r. Ram
aAy, Carl Merz, Fred F. Finkeldey,
Herbert W. Hopper, Joseph A. Living
ston, Ralph B.. Schmidt, Ernest c.
Vehslage, oscar j. Writ. Walter B.
Van Buren,, A. j. Weick, Judson w
Parker, Rallston Reed, Henry w
Egner. Richard Stewart, Frederick q.
Sommer, Eugene Schwarzenbek, Ber-
nard Wallin, Charles A. Winston,
George w. Conover, FrederickW. Mock
jr.. Richard Bye. James B. Chalmers
and William II. Warren.
VIII Aid In welcome.
Assistant Rabban James w. Nc
Carthy, Oriental Guide Augustus w,
Schwartz, Director Charles B. Duncan
Marshal John r. Flavell and Ceremo-
NAL Masters Edwin S. Fancher and
Robert ]. Hanna will aid Potentate
Ashley in extending a welcome to the
newly adopted mobiles and the severa'
hundred shriners who will come from
various sections of the State. An en-
PERTAINING after-social and reception
will follow the ~ritualistic work. Re.
corder George G. Ward has largely
shared in promoting the arrangements
for the class ceremonial.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-07
JARDIN DE PARIS GIRLS
SCORE WELL AT MINERS.

Miners "Jardin de Paris Girls
company at Miners Empire Theatre
this week is even better than the big
Review" the last show at the Wash
lngton street playhouse, and that's say
ing a great deal. inasmuch as the lat
ter show was one of the best things II
ourlesque that had hit Newark IN
some time. The feature Of the shows
that have recently come to the EN-
pire, especially the "Jardins.' is the
excellent voices of the principals ano
the choruses, also the cleanliness Of
the companies throughout. The plays
are as mucn of the musical style as
the burlesque, while the music !:
fresh. The work of the comedians is
also high class and the chorus is ON
galaxy of beauty in feature and dress
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-07
46,497 IN LAST SLEEP
AT PARAMOUNT CEMETERY

Within the confines of stone walls
that fence off the shaded plots and
pathways of Paramount Cemetery from
the rest of the world, there is a city Of
nearly $4,000 dead-4s,4s to be exact,
a~ssshown by the report CT the associa-
ton yesterday. This is greater than
the living population of Orange
greater than the population of any city
In the whole State of North Carolina,
with one possible exception. And it Is
growing at the rate Of 1000 a year.
There is no need for the hum of the
automobile engine above these silent
sleepers, the association decided yester-
day. A motion to allow automobiles to
drive their ears through the cemetery
was defeated by a vote of II to 9, with
former Judge Gottfried Kruger lead
ing the opposition to the plan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-07
CHRISTIAN ~ENDEAVORERS
IN COUNTY MEETING,

Eight hundred members attended a
meeting last night of the Christian En-
deavor societies of Essex county at the
Roseville Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. Clark I. Brownell, the principal
speaker, chose Christian Service" as
his theme.
Two societies have Joined the or
ganization since its last bi-monthly
meeting. The International convention,
which will meet at Atlantic City in
July, was discussed, and many signi-
fed their intention of attending. A
special train will probably be run to
convey Essex, Hudson and Union
county members to the convention. The
passage of the Gebhardt local option
was advocated, as usual. and Gov
ernor Wilson was asked to assist in it,
passage.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-07
PLAN STAG SOCIAL.

A stag social, entertainment and
first nnual Identification night will be
held under the auspices of Adamant
Council, Royal Arcanum, next Tuesday
evening. Those who aid the commit
tee will be: Regent r. E.. Misner, DIR.
Frank Kaufhold, J.. R.. Gross, c. w.
Silcocks, Leslie Vreeland, Frank KEEL
Ter, C. s. Mossop, c. H. Coe, Herman
Krautter, Charles T. Lentz, s.. Howell
and p. ]. Leonard.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-07
Low Rates to the West.

Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets to
Rocky Mountains, Pacific Coast, West
ern Canada, Mexico and Southwestern
points on sale daily March 10 to April
10, inclusive. at reduced fares. Consult
nearest Ticket Agent, or C. Studs,
p. p. A: 2e8 Fifth Ave, New York
City.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-07
WOULD CONTINUE EVENING CLASS.

The elementary evening class OF the
Eighteenth Avenue School will petition
the Board of Education to allow them
to continue their advanced studies at
the school under the same teachers for
the month of March.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-07
A ATTEND DANCE.

The David Straus Company Mutual
Aid Association held its annual dance
at. Orator Hall last night. The affair
was largely attended.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANIIATTAN

18TH sTREET-Pease & Gilman have sold 10
an investor for the Fullerton Weaver Realty
as The Fullerton, at No. lle East JSth street.
on q plot 511l005 feet. between Park and Lev
ington avenues The property has been held At
S425, 900.
s5rII sTREET-Miss NJ Monahsn has sold for
William X. Hearst No. 1913 West SJth street A
vacant lot. 25x1O22 feet The lot is about mid
way between West End avenue and Riverside
Drive ana adJ9lns The Three Arts club. hu-
purchaser VIII erect on the site eight story
freproof apartment house.
1IITH STREET-The Brown Realty Company
has sold 20 Joseph Fuger for investment Nos
apartment houses on "A plot 72xIO0 II feet Prop
erty AT Aldene, y. J.. was given in part nav
meut Arthur Barnett was the broker In Tie
deal.
4sTH STREET'-Jamcs A. Farley who has
been Identified with many building operations In
tbe Flfth avenue section, has reSold 10 Michael
Dreicer Nos. "a and 20 East 4sth street south
uest corner OF Madison avenue The uropertv
consists Of two four story dwelling houses on d,
MOT fronting 1905 feet In the avenue ana "a o
fcef in the street. and Was acquired several
months ago by Mr.. Farley. IT has been held at
5000. 900.
77TH sTREET-Mrs Thomas =. Byrnes
widow OF Inspector ByTnes. is the purchaser OF
the dwelling house No 32l West 77th street
sold recently by slawson Hobbs for the estate
OF The late Judge Whitney. Mrs Byrnes IS un-
Serstood 70 have purchased the house as a pres
rict ried ''
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-The sterling Realty
c,rnnauv has purchased No G4 Riverside Drive
~, Zen 18th and 10Th streets a four story and
IA sernent private dwelling house on . lot 25xlOO
,ee, Davis 6 Robinson were the brokers. Title
10 the house stands 10 the name OF II. G. Trum-
bower.
WEST END AVENUE--Frederick l. Booth
, e&ecutor has sold No. o77 West End avenue
a four story aud basement dwelling house. On a
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. u and IS Vesey street:
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
4TH AVE. " cor 32d ST, 10. loysS lOAl lOx
e3s: l. . and sty bdgs. sold TO John II Hal
lock for s535,o0O.
WEST BROADWAY; n cor Warren sIl st, I5;$ -
x53 7xT5 3x53.s: sty loft and store hldgs SOLO
70 the ptn for 500 000.
By Joseph T. Day.
Attn ST 10 s. $50 q y % Madison ave,
2oxi6o5; : stv dwlg: Ieasehold. sold to Elbridge
Gerry for $50.
24TH ST 4os 5 l52 It Of 9th ave. 2sx
so; sly dwlg; leasehoid sold 10 Michael
Lakner for ST, ,22J
oath ST 40 s. 17j II Of 9th ave. e5S
50; and sty dwlg; leasehold: sold to Garret
Wright for 1,250
nue. A. 53.7xi02.2: 6 sty tenmt. sold 20 Allen
w Ashbourn, jr for sj2j00
ELIZABETH ST, 95. " =. - II % Grand
ST. 40x9i; sty tennt and stores; sold 10 L s
Poerschkc for $4,000.
4JTH ST. 53l. n $, 349 q IT Of l1th ave, 25.51
1oo3: sty tenmt; sold TO Mrs Dickmsn for
SIS 300
IHST ST, Coz and 6oi : 45ee II q Of ST
AIMS ave. Boxes; . sty tenmt and stores. ad-
Journed 10 March 6
STANTON ST. 12, > 1856 q . of Bovery
2jXl0o: sty tenmt and stores and sty ternt
in rear; sold 70 ptn for $4,000.
BY Samuel Goldsticker
157TH ST, n +, 500 II OF Amsterdam ave
75x99. IL: vacant; sold TO pltn FOR si2i37.
BY Daniel Greenwald.
56TH ST. 235. n $. 90 II " Of % ave Ok
1908 sly tenmt and stores: sold 10 the pltf
for S2o, 600
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
BIG FOURTH AVE. PROJECT
XIein g. Jackson Lease BLOCK
Frontage for Large Building.

transaction was completed yesterday
.,,,,cb VIII result IN tie largest bulldlhs
.,~s,,ons in Fourth avenue between lbh
srd o2d streets II gives TO Klein & Jack
-, .be entire block front on the west Sue
~ the avenue betUeen 2Oth ana -ls'
streets. ,..,.d
Lease on the property has been ontslneo
-, the latter from the owner or the prop
ertv. Arthur Astor Carey cousin Oh
robr Jacob Astor, for thirty years with
.ha privilege Of four renewals OF twenty
one wear: each, making in all ia years.
The lease also covers the adjoining par
,sIs No. 81 East Goth street and NO. %
ras, 21st street. the entire property on
-,.b,cb there arc now old four story build
,ngs having frontages Of l@4 feet IN
ror,th avenue, 125 feet in 20tn street
and 100 feet in 21st street
The Douglas Robinson. Charles ;. Brown
,-ornnanv and G. a. Saward Tere the oroh-
ers in the transaction.
I-pop the expiration Of existing leases
e twelve story loft and Office building VIII
he erected covering the entire plot.
This is the third large operation III
which Klein & Jackson have engaged
Within a distance Of three blocks on lower
r-ouyth avenue Last year they built a
evolve story structure on the site Of the
oid ReIvidere Hotel. at the northwest cor
nor Of 18th street. Only recently they
Ioreht the Iden estate holdings at the
southwest corner Of 20th street
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
RECORDED LEASES.
0With name and address Of lessee.)
MARCH

AVE B. ~ 70 3. Anna Aebv ct ~ 70 Jacob
Sris and PincIs Ma altman. 81 yrs from March l.
1911: taxes and Sc 900 70 Ssd00: address, 207
East Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 4sl. e cor SD st: James
shea TO Aslev z Shea store etc: 10 we from
Oct l. 1910; $1,000. address 173 West $50 st.
BROADWAY s " cor 77th st. lO5.5xl46x irreg;
Frank a ArchambaUt 10 Joan Woodbury.: rs yrs
: mos from Jan /. 1911; $4,000 address. 2173
Broadway
FORSYTH ST. 1i5: Benedict weissman TO
1890; address. 1856 Eldridge ST.
MANHATTAN AVE E cor 1ioth st. corner
room. one flight up; g & VI Ferguson 10 Lee
Yenn; vrs from April I. 1911: $1,000. address
~ Mott 81.
NORTH WILLIAM ST. 30 Alfred seton ana
ano, trustees 70 Edward Curry: 4 yrs NOS
lam ST.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 8 cor 18Th :. centre
store and bakery: Charles Y Schmidt 10 JACOB
Fires: yrs most from March I. l9l1 81 400
address. 1876 81 Nicholas ave
1ST AVE. 1888 north store and basement. also
extension covering yard Abrah ham Littman and
ano 70 Never shanoG; 3 yrs trom May I. 1911
Sl.020: address. 347 East 72d -.
~ AVE. 223. cor 18Th -: Levi \ Hersh-
field 10 Patrick J McGuTe: 6 yrs from May T.
1911 81, 600: address. 1873 Teller ave.
Sd AVE. 1909 Carrie Tevcn to Thomas
Latham: yrs from May l. 1911: S2.ilo; address,
1909 Sd ave.
Sd AVE. G55: Edmond J Curry and ano to
Charles Hauserman; yrs from May I. 1911:
81 500. address. 65j Sd ave
STH AVE. 1852 store and basement: Charles
PETROL 10 Marie Freerck 7 yrs 3 mos from
March !. 1871: 81 500 20 5000: address go
West 1924 81.
47TH 81. II West. MarroHes Realty ca 20
Blue Goose Cafe %: yrs from March /. 1911 (.
taxes and $4,000: address. 1l33 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
MARCH |.
NANHATTAN

AVE 9. cor sth St Toxl9. Feb c6 1905;
Frank Kleiusinger 20 HarSgan; $4,000;
sttorneys. Harrison. Elliott & Byrd. % Wall 81.
AVE =. . cor sth St; 5oxie: Apr H. 1901;
Frank Kleinsinger 70 Kadi Fischl: s3coo attor-
ney. Lewis : Marx, l6i Broadway.
BROADWAY. 30. sty brk Hamilton Build
ingj cor BARCLAY 81. b"ing all estate.
Uenry Nicon Hamilton and Alexander Ham
iiton ir an undivided 2-27 part. JUiy -. 1907
Henry Nico Hamilton and Alexander Eamitnn,
ir. 20 Charles y Edmonston. $1,000. attorney,
A Darlington, 900 Broadway.
ITOADwAY. cor Barclay -. runs " on
Far ay vt i4O II 20 property formerly Of
Trinity Corporation CN Q parallc, With
Barcay ;. % to land '6 d9dmsg ,,1g OF % AGgs ,ia Ges
Il5 II To- Broadway " 40 10 beg, 1eing all
estate r x in 1-27 part. Dec 10. 1910;
01G. attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust GO.
lI6 Broadway.
EDGEcoMBE AVE. "; sty brk. 1890;
March :. 1910. Nina II J Hnobefl To augusta
N de- Pev.ter. s. 900; attorney, y -lutc, l5j
BrOadgJy.
,sr ST " cor Extra Place (called Extra
so. 7olox59xG2, l1xG22; Meh 1907; Albert
Hartmann To Hermann Bruins; So. 900; attor-
new. Theodore Satter. 81 Bond ST.
LEXINGTON AVE, " r. 495 II ot 37th st..
stxoIC. NAV -. 1907: Mary \ Doris to George
= Martens Ir. eU; $4,000. address. Il Nassau
St. '
ORCHARD ST, 4s and IS. : sly brk. q. TX
2g -y,g5x.d7. Jan %. 1903. Rose Horowitz T.
Mutual Trust co OF Westchester Co, sub-trIs-
tee: $4,000. attorneys, petteI Ohp"Th REM
ing II Broadway.
WAsIIINGToN ST $50. 6 ATTY brk. - 2x70;
Ma, q 1910: ~ Johns Park Realty Co TO Jared
W Beli: sl7 600. attorneys. Bowers & Sands,
81 Nassau 81.
SAME PROPERTY: May ?, 1910; same 10
saulc. SIS 900 attorneys. same os above.
ppTvrF ST iOi iOOx25: April 30 1905. Re
beec1 : kettcn 10 Saugertee savings bank
xG 9ub. attorney. Title Guarantee uud Trust &C..
lTG Broadway
,vrs,r aD At. fii.a II from II v Macdougal
If lOOxa3. Jan -, 1905: Eli0s Cohen 10 John
! aaron; s. 800: attorneys, l. a \ Znke. %N
Roadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
NINE STORY APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
The Fullerton Weaver Realty Company 0Sposes OF Structure
East 58th Street Completed Last September.
NEW MERCANTILE BUILDING FOR MURRAY HILL SECTION

10, 20xllj feet. adjoining the southwest corner
Of i3d street.
ATH sTREET-Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold
to Gustavc y. Walter No. 2u3 To 207 East iith
street. three four story front aud rear buidinss
on q plot G2s1OO feet. near Third avenue.
35TH STREET-Georgo w. Youne executor OF
tho estate OF the late Dr william j. bun @ nas
sold No. 81 to 30 West S5th street three and
four story buildings on a plot 90 3X9s9 feet.
between Firth aud sixth avenues The properly
has been held at S3oo.oOO and the buyer VINO IL
said 10 be builder. Will improve the site with
loft building.
HENDERSON PLAcE-Moses Rosenthai has
sold for Clifford y Shurman No. Henderson
Place, near seth street d three story dwelling
house. on plot 80 sxi6 feet irregular. The
buyer will occupy.
37TH sTREET--william sittenham has bought
through Horace :. Ev d Co. the four story
dwelling house No 81 West 37th street. on a lot
20x9s9 feet. which will be altered for business
He controls seven houses on the block be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
LEXINGTON AVENUE--John George Kirk
man has resold 20 W. u. II. Jaeger No. 80 Lex
ington avenue a three story building, on lot
2OHs0 feet between Goth and 61st streets. The
seller purchased the property last week from
Mrs Wandeling.
AMSTERDAM AvENUE-.Charles NJ Rosen-
thai has sold the plot. 120xl00 feet at tle south
west corner Of Amsterdam avenue and 1I6th
street. to the Mentor Realty Company tMaX
Woinstein, president. The property was given
northeast corner OF Pinehurst avenue and lI9th
street, the sale Of which was reported carrier N
vyitz negotiated the transaction. The Amsterdam
avenue property Will bc improved with a SIX
story apartment house.
SUFFOLK STREET-Herman Baurnau and
Jennie Lowenthal have sold 10 Nathan stern No
q3 Suffolk street. six story tenement house, on
a lot 25xfoO feet. about 100 feet north Of De
lancey street.
COLLEGE AVENUE-E. Loventhal < son
sold No IO39 College avenue. a three story brick
itree-family house on a lot 22x026 feet. Tho
same firm purchased No. 26i0 Morris avenue.
three story dwelling house. on lot l6sNloo
feet and q let. 25xo5 feet. AT the southeast cor
per OF iS3d street and old Clinton avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Earl 4 Darr TO George W oden ard ano; 81.
City Real Estate Co 10 Alendale Building
Frederic de P Foster. trus. to syivie l. Post:
$40. $50 IL.
Eugene Mcclure to Julia G Benheimer;
$1,000
New York Association for Improving the Con-
oition OF the Poor to United States Trust Co:
$1,000.
Nicola Galsnte 70 Eugene Lichtenberg: $3.50.
Florence " Connor TO John Srnons; 81.
Katharine Dettling 10 Fanny Schwartz:
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
LAWYERS Mortgage CO: $1,000.
Natalie Ficarrotta to Marsherita Gslotts
$500
Adoph schrciber 10 Rebecca AItschui; ST.
Electric Building Loan and Savings Associa-
ton TO Serial Building Loan and Savings In
William Condit, trustee. TO American Fl
Robert McGin 70 Lawyers Title Insuranc.
Andrew II Durler TO Fanny Berg: $500
Mutual Alliance Trust Co to samuel Bern
stein; 81. -,.,,-
Max Leipzlger TO Abraham LeiprIser; 81.
Edward Wackerhagen 10 John Simon.
William II starbuck and sno. e1rs. to Anna
McDouoush; 81.
Bowsry Savings Bank: $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Robert
same to Orphans Homo and Asylum Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church; 5000.
Austin Fletcher 10 Tile Insurance Co OF
New York $50 35l.
Same 70 same: sl30Doo
Henry 4. c. Taylor 10 the Church Extension
Committee Of the Presbytery Of New York;
$50 coo.
MaxInilian Morgenthsu to Lucus II Beers.
5000. -
Kplckerbocker Trust Co TO Maximilian Nor
Louis Werner and ano TO Jacob L Reiss, 81.
columbia Trust Co 10 Josephine c Carpenter;
500 .oo ooo
Jacob Levy 20 Morris II Hayman: S2oUo
Brovn-Weiss Realities 20 Henry ] Goodrich'
Morris II Hayman to the Superior Corpora
ton. 500. - 49,, 60
Widdletown Savings Bank 10 Dry Dock sav-
ings Institution: 100000.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 60 70
Robert ChetwOod Beatty; 81.
SAVOY Mortgage co to Isaac Conn u
Anna Helms ct al. as exrs. 70 Frances Il
Glover; 5000.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

Market slip. runs ili.I0 TO = land no" or ,
formerly estate Edward ; Brooks 2 30 to
blk bet Water and Cherry SITS lll.io a,o'ss ,sns
Randall j Elder 10 Emily 4 Watson; $@oeO
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 40
Broadway
Fob 1. 1870: Pierre Griser TO 5 Eugene Nichols
5000 attorney Griser, il5 Garden e. no
boken, J.
10TH ST. asi4 Il q sth ave; %, =. l"x i'.
Locsmsn & De Witt. IS Nassau st.
liTH ST 80 West 4 s,y brk i03.3x?i.l Dec
Broadway Savings Bank: $1,000: attorney. Rich
ard Kelly. 10 Broadway.
10TH s'r, i2s West sty brk os.ex2o; Jan
Bank: 5000; attorney. Title Guarantee ami
Trust co. 176 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Nov H. 1907: Geraldine "
Brosseau' TO same 5000 attorney same as
above.
10Th SIT, n $, 99.2 (, W OF sth ave. 100 5xia z
Dec II. 1903; Margaret Canning TO Mary. u
(eNtrx and ThoDas knight and w Phillips
93 Nassau 1t.
SsoxloSS: Aug Il. 1910; = Grol construs,Ion
rill g. Rogers. l2s Broadway.
63D ST. 236 Fast; sty brk 100 5x25: Nov l.
1900: John Honahan 10 Hopeton y Atterbury
$1,000. attorney. Lawrence Atterbury. Is Will
lam IT
I'D ST, s, 175 It Of 5tb ave. ?2xio2.2: FEB
90 1908; Albert II Buitman 10 scholle Bros
s6I. 500: attorneys. Strong & Csdwalsder. 80
Wall st.
25, 1905: Max Borck to Moses and Sigmund
Mendelsohn: $4,000; ATTORNEY. Alfred l. " Bull
iowa, II Nass All ST.
12oTH ST. l75 IT . Of 1th ave. 100. ilx
man and Joseph y Hoffman 10 the German sav-
ings Bank; $1,000: attorneys. Amend & Amend
ll9 Nassau 81.
10Th sT. =, 526s It q ot Pleasant ave.
100 MEEK irres L FEB I. 1905: Waiter J Dean
to Grace Collins: $4,000: attorneys. Thompson,
Nanderposl q Freedman. Wall 81.
BOTH ST, 5i5 West 2s. 2x51.3 .3x irreg; Nov
Is. 1905; Pelper Bookstsver and Samuel " Hon
berg 70 Occidental Realty Co: 5000: attorney.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Go. 1so
THE BRONX.
ALBANY. RID. s. 1918 It z Of Bailey ave.
lots TO S, map property Maria shrady, Kings
bridge. ll2x6s. TX irreg; Feb -. 1909; Mary X
address. 176 Broadway.
Boston RD, 9 3; at v cor OF Palmer ct.
irig i6eng ig2e Il Soo q Baycheser ave So 4xliS;sx
Crawford Real Estate and Building Co. sl,5cc;
attorneys. H & Crawford. 80 Nassau st.
,oc oCcRESToN AVE. n y cor Of l9oth st, li4;2x
Co to Henry Iden and Henry Schneider, trus;
10000; attorney. Robert II Bergman. 32l9 Sd
COLLEGE AVE, c cor OF 1851 81 s5Xi20;
Nov Q, 1870 Frisco Realty co Rockland
Realty GO: $4,000; attorney, z c Bell iiSth u
and Sd ave.
FOREST AVE. n " s. 1926 Il s W OF l6lst
81. lO0X25: April IL, 1910: Dmmons NJ Mes
taniZ 10 Prospect Investing Co. 1900; attor-
ney' Stephen W Collins. 63 Wall ST.
NORRIS PARK AVE. $ cor Of Rose St 40x
looxl9XlO22; Feb 81 1906; Louis Qusrtulo and
ano 10 Adeiine Grossmann; 81 900: attorney
Charles Fl Baecher 1926 Walker ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. g $50 II n of
lb1U ST. 5OXi02. iX4J.5xi0e.g: Feb -. 1905: Max
Borsuk 70 Augustus C,areiss: $500; attorneys,
Bergman Davis. 32l9 Sd ave
sTH ST. S, 1919 It OF Franklin ave map
or Morrlsanis, l20Xlo: Aug 10, 1905; Hannah
Title Guarantee and Trust Go, 176 Broadway.
ls3D ST. :. - II OF Prospect ave- 7Jx
"a. Dec y. 1905; sarah Peller 70 Harry a Par
mentier; $500; attorney, Robert Birkhan. i4y
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
BIG PRICE FOR PLOT
Fourth Avenue Corner Parcel at 22d
Street Brings $685. 900.

The Morrell property, at the southwest
corner Of Fourth avenue and 32d street
offered at auction yesterday at the stand
Of Bryan L. Kennedy. at the Real Estate
Exchange salesrooms, was sold for $685.
coo 70 John II. Hallock. acting for a client
The plot. which has frontage of 1l511
feet on the avenue and S3S feet or the
street. contains about $500 square feet
The auction price was at the rate of about
s63 per square foot which is said to es-
tablish high record figure for Fourth
avenue property.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

agt Irving Fischel Construction CO. owner ana
contractor Jacob Fischel. contractor: siTJ0
ssTH ST. IS end 90 East. Abraham schiss
niger agt Maze Realty 90. owner: Ssgancrs
Garage 60. contractor: 1876.
18TH ST. s. 100 Z, " Of 9th ave 75xino:
VIM NJ Duncan 3gt George Fish. lessee. Astor
estate. owner: GOmDrecht Sausage Co contractor:
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Plumbing CO. contractor: sB3 81
i35TH ST. % and II West; Otto Goldberg ast
JaCob Moersfelder owner: John W Conner les.es
and contractor. S164 so.
i7sTH ST. $50 70 500 west; Henry 4 20,
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owner: John \ Glass. jr contractor; Ssi
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