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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01
COPS SIGN BANTAMS.
Only ON Hotter, However,, q F~sth.
erweight being Complainant.

Two bantams who were accused Of
threatening to 40 up" a featheweiyht II
he didn't pay them So landed In the
Yorkville Court to-day. where they were
held In 1850 bail cach on charges Of
extortion.
The bantams are Edward Rosner
thghting name young Rosner') and
John Brocker nom de- Euerre sailor
Brocker'). Joseph Spaney. who has .
coal cellar at No. N72 Avenue A. Is the
featherweig The two bantams called
on spaney a few days ago and told him.
he said. they would arrange to beat him
to a pulp unless he had SIS for them last
night. Spaney went to the West Thirty.
seventh street station and told Of the
threat. Two detectives rigged a traI
and the bsntams fell into It. As they
accepted So IN marked money. said tn,
detectives, they naboed them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01
WARRANT OUT FOR WATSON,
FORMER P0PULiST LEADER,
Accused of Sending Printed Matter
Through Mails Rejecting on
Catholic Religion.

MACON. Ca. June LA warrant for
the arrest OF Thomas E. Watson. once
candidate for President on the Populist
ticket. was issued to-day by United
States District Attorney Alexander
Alderman. The warrant charges Mr.
Watson with sending obscene matter
through the mails. Mr.. Watson Ia ex-
pected to be arrested to-day at his
home In Thomson. Ca. and taken be-
fore tho Federal Commissioner al
Augusta.
The warrant 10 an outcome Of ar
article In Mr.. Watson's magazine al
legged to reflect on the Catholic religion
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01
AUTO KILLS CHILD.

An automobile which DR.. Harold c.
Parker OF No. 1852 Eighth avenue. Brook
Ign. was driving through Saratoga
avenue. Brooidyn. between Park place
and Prospect Park. struck and ran
over Solomon Levine. nve years old
The physician Jumped out. put the child
In his car and drove to St. Mary,
Hospital. The little boy died In hall
an hour. Dr. Parker then went to tn,
Brownsville police station and reportse
the accident.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01
TO GREET GERMAN SHIPS.
Great Battleships Sail to We'll
come Kaiser's War Vessels.

The superdreadnaugh,s Utah and Flor
ida, the newest and biggest fighters Of
the United States Navy and pretty
nearly the biggest In the world. sailed
to sea to-day from, the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Windows Of scores of sky
scrapers looking out on the East River
were nlled for quarter OF an hour
with people enjoying the sight.
The battleships. which are built on al
most exactly similar plans. are bound
for Hampton Roads. where they are to
take part In the reception to the visiting
ships Of His Imperial Majesty William
Of Germany.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01
POISONED By Bur1ERMILK

Louis oresnbsng q No. ~ Wssdov
avenue. the Bronx. sent his wife co.
grocery for . quart u buttssmilk ~
terday afternoon. and the huaband, "
and four children drank q IA. 4 q,
hours afterward they were - n &,
doctors had to be called.
Tho sufferers seemed TO reesvse. b
at 10 o'clock last night IN wee (,
again. DR.. Schaeffer was Summcne
from Fordham Hospital. He saaA q
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01
TO HONOR POLICE HEROES.
VIII Hold Special Service for Dead
Nsa To-NeProw.

Memorial servicel .Ur the dead heroes
Of The Police Department will be held ut
~. Patrick's Cathedral at 40 o'clock
te-morrow afternoon. and all members
Of the Department OF duty have been
requested to attend In dress uniform,
|. with white gloves and without belts or
baton.
Cardinal Farley will be present at the
ceremonies. and Mgr. Lavelle. rector OF
the Cathedral. Will deliver the address.
Police Chaplain Francis J. Sullivan will
deliver the sermon. Capt. Day Of the
West Forty-seventh street station will
b chief usher. assisted by twenty-five
Stenants.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01
US. COLLIER STRIKES
ON BAHAMAS BANKS;
FLASHES 0.S. CALL
Battleship Nebraska and Tugs
Hurry From Key West to
Aid of the Mars in Distress.

KEY WEST. Fla. June 1.-The Gov
eminent collier Mars II ashore on the
Bahamas Banks and has sent wireless
calls for assistance. The battleship
Nebraska and two Government tugs
have gone TO her assistant.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01
TRIBUTE IN CONGRESS
TO WILBUR WRIGHT.

WASHINGTON. Juno lat the re-
Guest Of several Of his colleagues. Rep
rsssntativs Ansberry Of Ohio today In
sroauced IN the House a resolution ex-
Drsssing the sorrow OF that body over
ehs death Wilbur Wright. who rem
dered his country incalculable service
N eAs science Of aeronautics."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01

The statement OF Clearing House
banks for the week (hve days. shows
that the banks hold so, 1871, 600 reserve
In excess Of legal requirements. This
10 an increase OF r.sss go IN the pro-
portionate cash reserve a. compared
with last week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01

turss. b provfng mere Dopulss IN
ever with Censy Isiand Sr0wdA
Stssplechass Park hes - eu1osd.
ballroom where 900 couples can dn1ce.
At Hendsrson's Nusic Haei, ON
Island. will be Sam Mann IN 'Taso n
Leader" the French Opera CeMoAs
the Great Howard. vsntr1loQuists NV
and Orwood. Canfleld and Caf9ett
Marie Russell ana others.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-01
ACTIVE SECURITIES,

Reading, 62. 400 shares; United States Steel,
es 900 aisres; Union Pacific. II, 100 shares: L.
Lid. Valley, 10. 400 shares; American Can. ~ 90
iLaes. aud Copper. 1880 shares.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED,
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY.

01ah. Algisss. PhiadelphiA,
Cksyenne, Liverpool. Southsm p.os
y pSsads, Bruins wick 81. Laurent. HAVE.
60atHna, Liverpool.
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DYSENTERY,
DIARRHOEA
CHOLERA MORBUS.

fntesnsily-.A half 70 = tsaspoonfui q RAAvay
peated a. oten q the. dischargSe continua. o.
. flannel satufsted with Radyay's Ready 81
placei over the stomach and bowels. viii ssfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
A STRUCTURE WITHOUT WOOD
Features Of the Passavant Building
at Fourth Avenue Corner.

The Passavant Building IL an imposing
sixteen story store and loft structure, at
No 40 Fourth avenue. at the southwest
corner OF Both street, on a plot fronting
20 feet In Fourth avenue and 100 feet In
30th street, with additional depth in the
rear, total plot area OF $3.50 square feet.
throughout the entire building no wood
has been used. doors, window frames and
sash beinS metal
There are four high speed elevators at
the Fourth avenue entrance and three ~
the 30th street entrance, five OF which are
express to the sixth floor. Ample facili-
ties are afforded for the handling Of
freight. The structure is so arranged as
10 permit Of plenty Of air and Hight TO all
parts OF it, The windows are from to
: feet . inches wide, facing north ana
east, while additional windows face
southwest TO a large court. The ceilings
are unusually high. Automatic sprinklers,
with supervisory service, are Installed In
accordance with the recently approved
methods OF the Fire Insurance Exchange.
All floors have a live load capacity of 100
hounds To a square foot. The sixteenth
floor IL arranged with large skylight area,
making it especially desirable for drafting
purposes or for any business requiring q
maximum of light. No manufacturing
will be permitted in the building, which
is a fine location for shipping and near
the subway and various surface lines.
Moore & Wyckoff are the agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
The Bronx.

PARAMOUNT PL. $50 n p. 25vioo, piisy 7
Meyer 10 John } Ritter. oOi West lsttn -
Sep, age Jan 81, No ,,lr 49," sye '''O'''
HICliBRlDGE ST, ' cor Nrlsoh ave w.
1873. Neiue Wood 20 Katheriu" : Ching os
sining. y ); sept g. : rrs; 9 per cent N''''''
HARRISON AVE. e. s -, II o. . ~ lNtin
81 % TX. selma Eiscuharit 70 FRANK n.
McGuri-. c1r. a2tD broadway. SEPT y, due a.
per bond. 5000. attorneys. Pierce g MOVIE
- iiNTERvNLE AVE. W 2. 2o3.io r. II Of west
chester ave. 6uNlOO: Blsch0n Construction 90
20 Freehold Construction co, 80 hI!auNFy' B.
Sept .. / year. q per cent Sl.'p' Attorney
shapiro & Shapiro. go br oad"ay X, ,,,. g, and
lot !. parcel a. lot 2 parcel a-. Io,, u ,, an
4. parcel "a. map sub-diylVon estate Wlllan
H ogden: Michael ! Fitzgerald 20 He"rse w
Carr, cxr ~ West 17th II; sept -. - yrs
uer cent. Sc 900: attorney, Lawyers llie III
surance aud Trust 90. Len Broadway
MAIN st. y. adj Catholic church properly ,
runs @ 300 n 90 20 u. 'lty lsaha'
Catherine W Moessner 10 Charles J. n'iIon
i6I Van Dyke 1t. BROOKLYN, s'p' .. ry, Is;;
5000. attorney. Title Guarantee am IruH'
TINTON AVE. r. 1O2 (, p ~ iGsth st.
oey-. Hagdalena Frey 90 Thee Wig2ris 81 a.
1853 Topping ave; sept u; % yTh, Sp',,v, 49,
uey. Lawyers Title Insuranc" ana If's' '"'
WAsHiNGTON AVE. e. f.. 800 n u u l74t4
81 n0xS4 7. Herman Mcrgenthaler 90 FRANCIS
Miller All East 18TH ~. sept .. mtg Sl-,"'"''
due June I. 1915. q per cent. Sl~p' aitofh's'
= G. Horleman. 39i East l4@'h ~. %, o.
TTH AVE . ~ 400 n Of walnut a. 10y
100. Katie Blutc to Thomas !@IHin' tn..
5T5i broadway: sept Is. . yrs % per Gem .
s. 800; attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance ana
Trust 90. 100 Broadway . 900.
oath ST u =. 30 ~ " katonAh ave
"a 1x1O0. William g Grossman To ba'la >
crater. Mount Vernon: Sept pror mi,g'
"a ZOO. . yrs per cent; $500. attorney, llile
Cuarantee and Trust 60. lI6 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
tHE WEATHER REPORT.

Seps e''rd and Forecast. -Washington.
n all ffftsoTe continues low over practical
sha n ~ sIien east OF the Rocky Mountains
tsttfes s,. Lar Southwest and il-dohned storm
la2ss. ~ uynssf The Canadian maritime prov
he1leo. aountain region and the Gulf OF
aaI s.i.ne last named disturbance Is causing
l,oSe In M III NE south Atlantic States while
ausesi States -
u ce,, ll.a.oiy warm weather continues over
pat ,sIstes. the plains states and the
- oyer..Ial valleys, while cooler weather
~ ,essplead The Rocky Mountain and pla-
ga trssyyis There Will be showers Monday
5as 80 Tuesday along the South Atlantic
sgsptaS, Aonday In the Southern Rocky
b IL ltglon. In other parts OF the coun-
"a fss.Idssaiher Will DO generally fair Monday
la.rs s,nsitures will be lower Monday in the
= N,.s1llss and Monday night on Tuesday IN
s'eets,a'a ,sibpl Valley. Temperature changes
hss.e ~ill be unimportant.
vi Mlnes along the New England coast
do south Atlantic coast moderate va
~ .smaooosDiy squalls on Florida coast. East
! 81, n'a,s moderate variable. with squalls.
essr LII III coast moderate variable. ON tho
lbef ist'es light variable, becoming south.
ass,os.eS moderate south, becoming variable.
/ M M, Departing Monday for European
ttly ~ ~ nave moderate west winds and gem
weather 10 the Grand Banks.
I n Saht for special IOcaiities.--F0r East
. trse,' York, Eastern Pennsylvania, New
'apfoihp delaware. Maryland. the District Of
snd Virginia, fair Monday and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

LAFONTAINB AVE. Q cor fremont ave-
JOXlDD. Louis Marks agt l. Napoleon Levy
owner. 4 Bonagur. contractor; SBSS ~.
UNION AVE 523 20 $50. Vincent Valentine
& 60 agt throw Realty Go, owner and con
tractor: Si.OIi ~.
JENNINGS ST. s cor Bryant ave. lVx21
John Reu co ag Ellie Belue and Hyman
CHASER. owners: william shapiro. contractor
(reneWaD; 500 O..
KELLY ST s3l; Samuel EteenDers ast
Frank and BENJAMIN Locker. owners and con-
I64TH ST. SIS 765 II o. Boston Road, 75x
100. Ianigan Brothers uhcl ast Eohert y
Oui,, IVr.r. Nifabelln & Mlano contractors;
FOREST AVE, 9. 200 II Of l56th ST. 25o
1876. I-tuigan Brothers bncl agt oscar - ~
ors owner: Wcst side Mason Contracting Co,
.Nnfrnrtnr. Sgls l3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
DWELLING HOUSE SALE.

Joseph p Day will offer nj auction on
Tuesday, September IT, at the NoseF
street salesroom a number OF private
dwelling houses. The Offering includes
the residence OF the late John Townshend'
AT Nos. 302 and SOi West 73d street. four
story dwelling house on plot 4oxlO2 feet
near Riverside Drive also No. is West
72d street. a Ave story residence contain
ing twenty-five rooms; Nos. 40 ana 9Z'
West Hath street, two four story Ameri-
can basement dwelling houses; No. sol
Madison avenue, between 67th and 6Stil
streets, four story house; No. 81 Hamll-
ton Terrace. near Hath street three
story dwelling house, and No. 80 Morton
street a four story house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
Mall closes at $50 p m on Tuesday.
TRANSPORTED MAILS.


Destination and steamer. inn Y. Pm.
Hawaii via san Francisco
Hawaii, japan, Corea, China,
Mongolia Observation-Disclosures To-day. $50
Japan, Cor-a, China, Philippines
(yia Seattle)-Mnnesota. 49,. Sept IL, $3.50
JaraD, Corea, China Philippines
tvla Tacoma)-Seaitle Maru. Sept ID, $3.50
line we. 90" .a',N''.o 1 Sept IS. $50
Tahiti. MarQuesas. Cook Islands,
New Zealand. Australia (vla san
FTancisco)-Tahit ............. sept 10, $50
Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China (vla
san Francisco Nippon Naru. sept. 10 o'op
Hawai-. Samoa, New Zealand,
Australia via San Francisco)-
ventura Observation-Disclosures. sept TO- o'oV
japan. COrca, China via Seattle
Yokohama Maru ............. Sept. IL 30"
japan, Corea. China, Philippines
(yia Nancouycr)-EmpTess OF In .n
Nld ''SPN' ~ Wv
Fiji, Samoa, New Zealand. Aus
tIalia via NancOuver)-Zcalan-
ola ........................ Sept, 81 $50
Hawaii Guam. Philippines (via san
FranClsco)-U 5 Transport Sept. 81 o'3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
SEPTEMBER q.
Manhattan.

porruy e1i-9gG 83xa8 4x36. KISS Il. with
nil right. title and interest 20 strip adloih
inR o Ixp8.4: Jan Is. 1909. Jos " lcs'Itn ~,
TO oscar Highlander; $1,000 address, 'o-
'&21RIApiHuRsT AVE, c cor Of 15lst o.
loI GviG5.T: March 10. 1911; 9. y. "a oo w.
Construction Co 20 Tlllle Narhs6 500
attorney. Krakowers Peters. JOB Btoau
~ AVE. W cor Of oeth 81, 2oxloo; Aug
iau4. Daniel ~ Begley 10 Geo Ihret'
S.. 900. attorneys. Rolls wagner q bu's
h' gl,'v ~ pRGPERTY: May 20. 1912; 1hos
+ and Lillian G. Begley ct al 20 same
3? 800; attorney. L NJ Burghard' III Broad
van ~ AVE. @ " cor Of Goth st. 2oyi00:
Daniel A Degley TO Isaac Bach s6s.ooo'
nttorneyR. Plntzok & Stroock. 80 BIoaaWh,
%, r,T4vis Iy,tS07; July II. 1899 Jos aud
.,nIs NJ Doyle to Bertha Nelleman, Sl3uVv'
ZANE PROPERTY now known as W Sti'
nve): oct 3. 1910: same 10 sai,e' ScTgi
attorneys. Strasbourgef' Esch"ese " ''"''
rex SsT ~ ST SIS. 1922 II e OF 4th ave @ -.
25yloos. Aug /. 1851. Dennis Mano.sS
TO Too h at,arney W c orr. 81 Chambers at
'ii4TH sT. 322 East mtg on lease; ete
Arri 10 1912; Maddalene Colucci TO Befn %
Slime < Schwartz Brewing 90; Sl'o7o 90
n lSHrsss Amsterdam ave and i2sth st.
tToTII ST. u D. 100 II o OF 81 Nicholas ave
,oyio6' FEB e. 1908. Chas CARTEL TO JACOB
nshlag. $3.50; dtiorntNs u - f"''N''' 49,
The Bronx.
DAILY AVE. 2O19, 44xii0.4. April .. l.oo
trfr,nnnn Allweyer to Jno u LIVINGSTON; 50
zoo. nttorney. Chas Hallock. 2os' Boston
uFAIpnOI-NT Pr =. 22s.6 It W OF soutn-
ern boulevard 25xiO0; April 2, lsoo; Bremen
neatly and Construction 60 70 a Sou't ns
worth and ano. eXrs; $500 ADDRESS "'
william FL. ,oo -, ,oq lots Of willis
,acn. Sent - 1911: Francesca Sacco TO
UnSson r Rose Co; $500; address " west
4' foT 400. map OF Nj Eden; West g, Farms
rrne 81 1901: Katie Blutc to Ella u shugihe
Si 100: attorney. Jno 4 Fenlong' 2ol Broad
IIyoT % TO es. map 2l5, plan part OF Bar
NM estate. May 30 1905; Jas ana Jessie
Nen 70 MARY + Grace: $1,000 address
'WosHOIIT PARKWAY SOUTH, cor
~ Soad ST 2GxIOOx36XTG; Feb ~ lbl4' Koch /.
gsId Const 90 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co 90 600. address. 1TG broadway
WASHISGTON AVE. l13s to l't2' ouxoo
Sent 6. 1910; samuel Deutseh 10 Piougn *
EnV co. a corporation: 5000; attorneys
Gojdfoglo Cohn & Lin. I'll broadway.
WAeUiNGTON AVE. s.. oOo II OF
ran ST. 5Oxsfs; Sept q, 1910; same 20 10
! .'a,n attorneys. stoddard s. Mark 49,
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
WHITE PLAINS PLOT SALE.

An auction offering Of 10 plots in
the White Plains residential district is
scheduled by Joseph =. Day for Satur-
day, September q, on the premises.
The property Is known as the John
Miles and Ora Howard subdivisions OF
Prospect Hin, and the land is all on
grade; part Of it has sewers and side
walks and is suitable for immediate inn
provement. 1t Is located within five min
utes walk of the Mamaroneck avenue
express station of the New York. West
chester and Boston Railroad, and ten
minutes walk OF the Harlem division sta
ton of the New York Central Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, Septem'
Der 8, 1912.


steamer FL Dorado. Galveston September
!. TO the southern Pacific Co, with mdse'
Left Quarantine at Z 80 m
G Ruhl in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Earl Of Forfar (Br>. Philadelphia
September I. 10 Barber & Co. I'm ballast.
Left Quarantine at I12 a IN.
steamer New York Southampton and
Cherbourg August 81, to the American LAne.
with 255 first cabin 90 second cabin ana
l2l3 stcoragc passengers mails and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at a m.
'r~ '9mcronia tBrJ. Glasgow and
Neville August 81. 10 Henderson Bros with
go first cabin. 30s second cabin and 800
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived a;
steamer PATHS (arcsk). Pireus August q.
Githion and Calamata % and Patras %. 10
Litzas with 80 cabin and eg4 storage pas
seneers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk. 20 the Old Dominion Sc Co. with
passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine
Steamer Pawnee. Philadelphia. 70 tho
Clyde S. co. with mdse Passed I'm Quaran-
steamer Nor,h star. ---. Passed in Quar-
antlne al 4:3O p IN.
steamer Navigator CNoD, Hali,sx, septem-
Der ., 10 the MunsOp s. Line. In ballast. Ar
rived at the Bar at 2:40 ".
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch, Rotterdam and
Bculogne August 81, 10 the Holland-America
Line. with passengers and n.dso. Passed Fire
Steamer Rochambeau tFD. Havre August
81 20 the French Line with passengers mails
ana mdse. Southeast OF Fire Island at 11o
ms
Steamer Colorado, Galveston August 81 and
Key West September 4. 10 the Mallory IS co,
with mdse. Passed In Quarantine at $40
q
Steamer City Of Atlanta. Savannah Sept ..
to the ocean IS co. with passengers and mdse.
Passed IN Quarantine at 1875 a IN.
Steamer Onondaga. Brunswick september ..
10 the CLYDE IS 90, with mdse. Passed In
Quarantine az 1:15 p m.
steamer Monroe. Newport News and Nor
folE 10 the Ola Dominion ~ Go. with pas
seuesrs and mdsc. Passed IN Quarantine NJ
IL. 30 p
.andy Hook. y j.. Sept, :. $3.50 3. m
Wind southwest light breeze; hay or shore.
smooth sea.
SAILED
Patricia Gen, Hamburg: ksreWa tBrl
Adcn. singapore and Manila. saint Ronald
CRrl. Bucuos Ayres; salvatore ~ Giofgio
(Nor) puerto C6rtoz; Atlantic city Atlantic
CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
NEW YACHT ANCHORAGE.

A fine waterway and yacht anchorage
is soon TO be provided at East Rockaway
as a result Of the extensive Improvements
being made there by the Windsor Land
and Improvement Company. East Rock
away and Oceanside lie directly back OF
Long Beach and have an extensive 'front.'
age on Hewlett Bay. The electrified Long
Beach division of the railroad has made
all OF the territory from the ocean front
TO Lynbrook easily accessible from Man
haitian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-09
limo o Real Estate
* NJ ar kQ t

attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'7
Broadway
1iGrH ST. 22o and 22s West, sly brk: 3. tx
90 II: Charles Brown To- Bella liillman 20 West
10th 1t tmtg s45. OOW: sept q; 500. attorney
Max Silyerstein. 800 Broadway
The Bronx.
BELMONT AVE. psi, W s. 2jxs1.G, Anglo
lima Fogla to George Ringler y Co 2V3 Fast
g2d 81 mtg 81 300. Sept q; 500; attorney
Title Guaranteo and Trust co 1IG Broadway.
Mcguire Construction 90 10 Rose Brown, ~
Central Park West; sept (mtg S"O'O,O' eN-
change; attorneys, Marks ~ Mares % i''N
HARRISON AVE. Q s.. 9t4 II Of 1slst st.
3i7xSIj. Frank " McGurk. cNr 10 selma
Eisenhardt. 2o31 Harrison ave; sept ., Nloo'
attorney. Title Insurance 60, 80 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY. Margaret l. bIaIiey 10
same sept q: ST. attorney. same as above.
HARRINGTON AVE, 2u2I. @"Alu"' MAR 600
Broadway; Sept . mtg $4,000: 81 attorhey'
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10" Broadway.
INTERNALE AVE =. 2b3 10 ~ or west
chester ave. 5OXiuO: Freehold Construction 20
"a Bischon Construction co. I'D Webster hNe'
Sept mtg $4,000: 81; attorney, Title iuaran-
tee and Trust co. 40 broadway.
MAIN ST - adj Catholic church prop
crty runs . 200 n COX W BOOK ho. 'hy
Island. Charles J. Horton 10 Catn W Motsshrl'
Gle CITY Island ave; sept .. tl"V, "ttoihts
Title Guarantee and Trust Go; 10 Broadway.
NELSON AVE. cor HighHidSe st.
gore hct above and W OF lot 10, map tiaI,
mont X-X-. Caroline and John VI hafteh'
cxrs John Haffen. deceased. 90 Naihdhlei
Mcbride GreenburE Y; all title; o. AuE
81: ST: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance y
Trust 60. $50 Broadway ,,-.,
NELSON AVE = So At titEntp.ttJa
st. OF 4tb ave. i22XlO2. 6x t33X1uG ON hlghhrlnsf
81. with all title 10 ~ ana atc and gore lying
bet W TOT lO2. map ClarrWont' anu the
Nelson ave and HighbIidgc - - ,pt pat I
taken for Nelson ave. Isabella MrhTint l."
same: b and s.: July l.; 500, attorney Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co lH brodH
way. - ~,
SAME PROPERTY. Nathaniel Mcbride to
Nellie Wood q West 10Th 81. ana S''Sept
4. 81. attorney same as above. ~
PROSPECT AVE. r. SAL y OF l'1'h 81
4Oxi5B '0X4uXIsGs. Mercury Realty ca Z.
Brcucr Realty 60. 9S7 Prospect ave. ScpI "
mig SL3.Ou0,. 500. attorney. Max MoniFlen'
@HH BrOdqwIy. 900,
PROSPECT AVE. y 8. 1911 r. of it''n1
80. same to Garland Realty 20. Sol 'duioM'
ave tmtg $4,000. sept q; 500. attorney 'ha-
II Friedrich. % Nassau "a.
PROSPECT AVE " 9. 40 81 N TON ~
57XlS1.G. Wolf Buriand to same 'mtg NI"'"'
Sept q. 500. attorney. same az sboi'.
PARK AVE. n s. at lbist ST. ''-o- .
James = Barry TO irving Delcke AMI a"o, "
200 East tGlst ~. Ian 20; 81. attorney, HaI"''
& Kno ppel. Nassau 81
o34TH ST u - 30 f. W Of Katouah ave.
.tlOxlOO. Mount Vernon Buildings supply go
10 VIM q Grossmau. Harrison, y Aug -
mtg $4,000. slco; attorney Lawyers liu' 20.
100 Broadway.
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Ass,cNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

,,.,,o 1,oasi extrx, 10 Rachel Lyon; 500
I .,',a. n cordon 10 william Gordon $500,
DayId s Carter to Charles J Brusie; $3.50.
Trsderick w Wleder. tr, to Mutual Lie IN
suI ra,,1' Sawman 10 Max Fine; $1,000.
german savings Bank to Frederick de
Foster. trustee: S2O.O". r.w-.,co.
Richard Lawrence TO John u Lawrence
'' George A Luipold to Moses Ro'enfeld; sa'-
900. % Jobn Law
renee: S. 900.
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The Bronx.

WHTLOCK AVE- 40 20 III; 10 sty
brick fnctory, lOsx9b. Emil Il Gabler IL PARK
ave, owner. Frank Hansle, 81 East l-''h ST.
architect, cost. $1,000 -,
HATH sT 2 cor Brook ave; 70 sly
hrI.L facLory iJON97.5: SILK Finishing co OF
America. on premises, owner, l. ~ 'ak'i' o.
EASTERN BOULEVARD, $, 500 - II 90
Westchester ave; To a sly brick factory,
lOiN326, Gustav Robltzek q Co. owner To- ~
grns 80 West l3Gth IT. lcssees, JOlh !.
Cahil. ir, 22iG Bills ave. architect; cost Slooo'
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LAFAYETTE ST. CORNER SALE.

J. H. Mayors will offer at auction Tues
dav I'm the vesey street salesroom the
FIVE story tenement house No. 100 East
Fourth street, 25xs62 feet. On Wednes-
day he will offer No. lA Lafayette street.
a five story building with store, 2oxlp
foot near Broome street, and on Tuesday
at the Bronx salcsroom, the four story
brIck fat house No 1904 Beaumont ave-
mic near lS}d street.