davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1912-04-05
D10 NAVY DEMAND
y ROOF OF WAR SCARE.

WAMWQuToee, Ash G-RaGoent
3netD ee0ey - oGnaAes LodeeiS eGDotv.
10 eANiag Tor hsssmseeA ssgasdiag
- teDestO nat Jaoaa = seeking .
'eoo1ng StAtion and Senesaston from
1e9too Sos he Vuspoes a estaAnshiAg .
Gbooay Ct 1~9Ao1aBe4A BAY - sxpeetad 70
'GAeW GhAt tho anlIsus eGhaDa ~ eeso-
'lotea y . 0Feat9 oevy.
TAle beliae y sxprsassd ~ e0a1Als q
tAe otate DepasoAOe aSa - OveA -.
reeeea1ea ~ &Ae esaIsweng seAtsmeat q
os9ttasy xsy@:
Tits aG3tasiaa Of eeG1lng Sta3ons
Wes11 nee s8ate - GnssA appssh0slon
Y ~ Ueapeses wess go q kssoAs
- . stseag aAvy - ths futnfA"
AA1eA We10At - olvsa III esasf ~
~ .Ncttvtty e eartAlA e@oeD = eAs
Navy Deoastmant a. che tamo q ne
roeeQt rsport shAE 0Gv-any was - ~
cure 10 eenessston esom Colombia That
reDott waS 0taetsd n ~ Navy Dwarf
noal
WAsa asbsl ysstsraAy e Senator
IeoOois rsselu3ea ~ In ~ fmAsrsse At
oona1or ~ Interested In the nAvy. bat
- UU3UvO9 yuo O0JU2U0T IuV0ODS IN tuo
Monroe Doctrine prompted ham 10 intro
~ ~ r~ssosuAon. Nr. Meyer aaid no
- ~ tasksA 70 ~ ssnaAor about Il.
sA00o9 WLAANo TO AID AL
~ NAVAL plAeto.
0o1nAss Ledge has sssaAfaSuy stood
~ - een1sr assistance In escrstary
0nvgfs naval e~sargaaisa4ion plAnA He
~ nAvyNU Urouot9 In ths Sena.A.
~ 0oDeasaAo q ~ Reuse n We
tUDh0ao eaasusss seSesesa ~ 'Tbu1lA-
DUag1amnS" 90. 0olA - baNeis.
tnr oe0seasy meyer a0Dealsa %
lnn1e - ~ SslsaAs g . Cseoe-
0pvv6 0eaOssoo. ~ xslgs ssee-
49,, llUo1ng - ~ sAaaAsosl q.
uo - - Acknowledgements 0yaAi
800 ~ . asaaA6 s-sassssAsa sssu
mo00 A0a1aaA sya11eats snA q,
YQ10n1ng g . N stesy whasA ~
- - eas0aoos q fest, Sellevsl
oosa1snt Tan will respond 70 sena
>xo0oo'o resolution to-day. IN,
1Qa&3oa watch he will send to N,
nA - eutlinsd exclusively In N,
The evening world., 1912-04-05

Senate VII. n y beafevs1 ~ ths
Prssidsot and state Department on
eials. put to flight the japanese war
4 Mexican oamsd sandovai wa,
given By Mexico several years & .
fishing concession on Magdalena Bay,
This concession consisted OF k,0oo.0ot
acres Of land. The Mexican sold the
concession. Mexico retaining sovcr-
California. In 1904 this estate sold the
concession to John Henry Of New
Hampshire. Mr.. Henry organized me
Chartered Company OF Lower CalifOr-
nia. There were Q number OF Cali
for mans and New rcngianders In the
company. 1t engaged In nshing and
the refining Of scaweed taken from .he
waters Of the bay and from which was
procured certain kinds Of dye. The
concession proved a gold BRICK" and
efforts were made TO dispose Of II by
Henry.
Fred Allen, q member Of the COM
pany. wrote 70 the state Department
two ear ago that he had an oppor-
tunity TO sell the concession TO an
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS syndicate. Among
the oficers OF the syndicate wers j.
Morgan Roland Of New York n Ota
Nota n X. Abiko Of the Otasubura
Noda Company.
Mr.. Allen said his company muoh
preferred selling to the United States
Government The state Department
notified Mr.. Allen thas Government did
not want the concession.
A few months VI an attorney for the
Henry concession again wrote 10 the
state Department about . proposed sale
Of the concession. Nothing was done
with the matter by the department
To AMBASSADOR Wilson the Mexican
Government said no efforts had been
made b. japan TO procure . coaling
station or permission TO establish . col.
INV AZ Ma Rdn1ena Raw.
The evening world., 1912-04-05
Says He Would Surely Return
to Fight in Case of For
eign interference.
PLEDGED TO SILENCE
Refuses to Say Anything Re-
gardlng Present Candidates
h IFS Beloved Country"

vOt April S.-V0smsr Prssi-
Dsg1Eio Daas Of Mexico declined
2Oougaay - naaks any comment on
s~s1tSss that ere bsssttins the
49, aAninaGtrsHon.
SWaOsue sssEsmsly tat for obvious
0 - anGbls - give any state.
- On. Dias said: MY lips are
0Do - ~ pelEtisal questions con-
- o1sEiea and I can say moth
~ Asu1a NJ esIovsd oountry
~ esgvSeeA. q should foreign
tAwVsa11aA tArset0. chen would !
0bD . asAt for her andspsndsncs.
oGoUo1Astnodlag NJ sisAty.tArss
1AsDeA - visit llsxioo again. short
- onGugA I shsn altims&sfy 0x my
ySnBo1mee IN apa1a. I oonaidsr the
,oDomk atuat4oa IN Msxioo critical.
- @ I ~. I m pledged to silence
QnUg1lng T. ! leave Saturday Tor
9mh sstarning to Madrid later In
- 6sa1A - route 10 A~adalusis."
The evening world., 1912-04-05
By AUTO FIRE ENGINE.

Automobile engine No. In was havins
. inal test yesterday ~aRtsrnoon On
nronx Hills before being turned ovss
70 the FIRE Department On the engine
we're william H RsnnsrA a automo-
bile saisman, Twins 1t One Hundred
and Sixth street and Broadway. and two
other men.
In trying to make TIE hi1 IN One
Hundrsd and Thirty-dfth street be-
tween Brown piaos and Brook avenue
The evening world., 1912-04-05

the retirement Of the other gunner
Win their guns, and all but the mortas
were saved. The Philadelphia wal
nipped twice by bullets. but his hurts
were only skin deep.
Jack Zimmerman Of Ei Paso. q gun
ncr with Drebin. escaped while Drebin
held back the enemy. Two horses were
shot from under him. but he escaped
on foot.
The evening world., 1912-04-05

and when Il wa ham way up the IN
cline II stopped and began backing.
Rennard Ieaped OF when the engine
began backing. He fell with his right
arm under the front Wheel The arm
was broken.
The engine was stopped before II
reached the bottom Of the hill.
The evening world., 1912-04-05

nj PA6O. Tex. April 6.-Powell Rob-
srts. the American arrested At Juares
end taken 70 Chihuahua, was tried Wed.
tsrdAy by rebel court martial - q
Madsr1sta spy and acquitted. He will
return to ri Paso to-day.
The evening world., 1912-04-05
kE::sS::.3cs


V6at SWsnp.Rest VA % Pss Yss
apd 70 Dr., Kilmer u Co. Bingham
~. y. r.. for . sample bottle. Il will
otov3pce any one. You will also receive
Qtooh1st q valuable Information. telling
a1ont the kidneys and bladder. When
iVo1nGs BE- SURE, md mention the New
Bveaina World. Regular fifty
- eaesoelss dss bodies foe sals
The evening world., 1912-04-05
1pNEY REMEDYThAT
l ACTS LIKE MAGIC.

M"L
1--we bssn . terrible sufferer for .
oulbee a. years with kidney and liver
tso1eaa also nervous prostrstion and
hoolth esaerslly poor. constitution en-
tlDsly sun down until lie beca me a bur
-. ! tried physicians and every avail
M remedy but found no relief. Wss
(S6uced TO give DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
~ . trial. which acted like magic. and
- happy TO say that ! believe I am
sntlrsly cured and now ~ good q man
sst2ver.
! believe il my duty TO make this pub.
~ 1tatement that I may help others who
NY be suffering from the same trouble.
3Wemp-Root is without question the
esoetest remedy in the world. Any one
= 1oubt Al this statement or the suthen-
Uejty Q address me as below.
.sB Yours very truly,
NJ. II. MCCOY.
Van Vert. Ohio.
GtAts q Ohio J..
We Wsst County, H.
IL foregoing statement sworn to be-
no ~ end subscribed in my presence
~ loth day q July. 1909. by the said
4. c..Gilpin. Notary Public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
July 20

BEAUMONT AVE, 2414 to 241s. 3 bldgs
Mercury Realty co TO Andrew Quinto; . !Ie
from Aug /. 1912; $500; address, 90 Gamer
FORSYTH ST. las, store. etc; H. Roamsnn
to c Ronmann's Sons IL yrs from July l.
1912; 81 800: address, 3i5 West 55th st.
GREENWICH ST 900 10 3l3, all; estate
Eugene A Hoffman, Inc TO Heermance storage
and Rcfrlgerating Co: Is yrs from July l.
1912: SIS. 900: address, 800 Greenwich ST.
1ST AVE. 343. all: Christopher Boyisn 20
Joseph Connolly: 3 yrs from May l. lSlo'
s. 100: address. 3i3 LIST ave.
I'D AVE, 643, ali: Francis j MuiIeY 70
simon Kohn; : yrs from May ], l9l2; S'ftoi
address. G4S 8d ave. -.
9TH AVE 222, all: l. P Hollander 4 CO
to Chlds Co; II yrs from May |. 1917; No'oOo'
address. 200 9Th ave
SAND PROPERTY; stephen Baker trustee
to same: Q yrs from May 1, 1924; $1,000; ad-
dress. zoo 9TH ave. .,
STII AVE, l0&. all. Peter Doelser TO Jacob
Sghin and arc yrs from May l, le1"; 1000
address, 1858 9th ave.
18th ST. 267 West. all; John Forster 10
Mary J Oiinger; yrs from May l. 1911;
81 500: address, 226 West 44th ST.
46TH ST. $50 West, store and part base
from May !, 1912; s54o address. t9i Wet
SID ST 40 20 43o East, Sth floor and east \,
Sd floor Theodore + lIersert. Inc, TO Gotham
SILK Manufacturing Co: . yrs from Sept j.
l9l2; $500; address, $50 East 1880 ST.
l61ST ST, 296 East, all: Theodore j Martin
10 Hy W Anderson; 5 yrs from Dec l. 1911;
$40; address. 296 East 16lst ct.
l72D ST, $50 East. cor store and part base
ucnt. Adv Realty co 10 sam II u ROsenfcld
10 yrs from Sept I. 1919; sl,5oo; address, col
caldwell ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Long Beach residence lorineilS
owned ard occupied by Colonel Chrlslo-
,her Columbus Wilson, OF the Uhl'eu
WIRELESS has been sold by FREDERICK T.
11res for the Allied Realty investors
COMPANY TO an investor. for occupancy
The cottage is at the corner OF Laurel
ton boulevard and Penn street and Is OF
colonial design. 1t contains twelve rooms
ard three baths and overloOks the ocean,
Rramwell Davis sold at Great Neck
Hills for Georgiana Hodgkins a plot eoA
1oo feet. on Hillpark avenue, to Florence
T Poets: to J. L. Nichols, plot 6yHIVV
feet, ON Overlook avenue, and TO Howard
>, Fry. a plot on Hillpark avenue
The Sonervile Realty Company sold at
ayvcrne a plot, 40xl00 feet on Elizabeth
avenue. near Jamaica Bay, to the NalVo-
line Oil Company; plot, 4oxlOO feet east
side of Remington avenue, south OF Am
stol boulevard, TO Gustav Olsen; to the
AIrneda Realty Company, plot on the
east side of Vernam avenue, north OF
Morris upon which will be erected hve
frame dwelling houses, and to the Nordon
Construction Company a plot on the
west side OF CASTOR avenue, A0 feet north
NJ Amstel Boulevard. upon which VIII
be erected seven two story frame cot
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-David II. Fowler. Plaintiff. against
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action, and bearing date the 10th
day Of July. 1912. !, the undersigned. the
referee in said Judgment named, will sell at
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom
Nos. 1915 Vesey Street, in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York; on the Oh
that day, by Jacob II. Meyers Auctioneer
tho premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land,
with the building thereon erected. situate
lying and being in the City OF New YORK.
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point in the northerly side
OF Ono Hundred and Thrty-sixth Street, dis
tant one hundred and seyenty-hve feet vest
erly from the corner formed by the inter,
and Thirty-sixth Street with the westerly
side OF LenoK Avenue, running thence north.
ery. parallel with Lenox Avenue and part
OF the distance through party wall ninety,
nine feet eleven inches TO the centre line OF
the block: thence westerly along said centre
line OF the block sixteen feet eight inches.
thence southerly again parallel with Lenox
Avenue and part OF the distance through
another party wall ninety -nine feet eleven
inches TO the northerly side Of One Hundred
and Thirty-sixth Street; and thence esster.y
along the same sixteen feet eight inches 70
the point or place OF beginning.
The premises above described are located
in section In block number 1921 on the
Land Map OF the City Of New York.
Subject to a certain agreement, however.
recorded IN Liber ISL Of ConvsyancsH peSe
1874, Section 7. in the Registers office OF the
County OF New York.
Dated, New York, July 18th. 1912.
EDWARD A. ACKER, Rsferee
FINCK, EMBREE & COBB. At.ornsys re
Plaintiff, 81 Nassau Street. New 1ors
City.
The following is a diagram Of the prop.
erty to be sold: It's street number u No. llS
West l3sth Street;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

LOTS 2ss and $50: Henry W Ffnney to
Tors III IL and 4ff2: John Nehr.ens to same;
Tors 6s4 and 6s5; Helen l. Becker to same:
Tor 800: Abraham Maxim to same; 8 yrs'
LOT 325; Richard Morrissey to same; yrs
SO per cent: $3.50. n.. q
YRS IS 80 PEI per cent; 81 200.
LOT 5i2; John 6 Donnelly to same; yF
5iS pr cent: S1,050. ,
vr LOT t. Scr Iei e eeG!s slas7 Simpson 81
same; me- 3 yrs "a per cent; 'i.12:: . v-
5h per cent; 1857 80. ,,l
LOT $50; same to same; yrs % per
lot S27: william Finley to same. ?4s
Central Park West; July %; yrs. "a per
cent: S0i2 80: attorney Lawyers Trust Co.
10Y OF III 100; Henry F A Wolf Co to Henry w
Hayden, SIC East 13sth st; July %; 3 yrs
L6T 1914. saTah Heitner to Augustus stu. Van "a,
3 yrs: Az per cent; sl17o; attorney same
PARK AVE Sc cor Fle, ,S, s. st. ?OI Ms,i
st; July 10 demand. 8 per cent; $4,000;
attorney, f A snow, Is Wall st. ~
PROSPECT AVE. sos iIXl6o: Jennie ~, r.
torneys, II & f j O'Gornan 81 Chambers st.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n " cor ino LOU,
ST. lOOx65; the ", NJ e. " Corpn TO Iltle
Guarantee and Trust Go. 1I8 Broadway
June 20: due july rs. 1917; $4,000; address
TINToN AVE. 1928. 22xI32: Annie Myers
10 Edna Myers and ano 1928 linton ave;
July %: due as per bond; $4,000; attorney
+ p Trautman. 132 Nassau st.
eth AVE, q . cor Attn st, 105x60. Wake
field: Henrietta g Brown 10 Carrie Popp et
al. exrs, Sc East 26th st: July 20: due as
per bond $500; attorney, Title Guarantee
and Trust co. IIG Broadway
18TH AVE. . =. 205 II o OF Sd ave, 50x1l4;
Carminc Buonagurlo TO Sanford Merritt,
Touners station, y Y; July 10: due as per
way.
It'd ST, SS6 East Oeasehod): Samuel ID
Rosenfeld 10 Eliz J Rleser. 305 East 5Ith
~; July ~; insials 3 per cent; 200 at
torney, Eli J Rieser. 2sth st and LIST ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
CHINESE COOK SHOT DEAD
On Leong Tong Man Joined the Hip
Sinps-Fired On from Roof.

It's seldom any Of the slant-eyed men
OF Chinatown 60 from one tong to an
other, but Jow Chuck left the On Leonc
Tongs, at No. II Mott street, TO Join the
Hip Sings, and this is probably what
cost him bis life yesterday. He was
humnning q song as he peeled potatoes in
tho back room Of tho New York hestaAi-
rant, No. II Pell street. Somebody stand
ing on tho roof OF tho house in the rear
pulled the trigger Of a magazine pistol
Two OF the bullets went into Jow Chuck's
neck and another into his head. Tho
two others buried themselves In the
window frame.
Patrolmen found his crumpled-up body
on the floor, with tho bowl OF potatoes
overturned near by. When Ong Jet, the
restaurant proprietor. was asked about IT,
he poked his hands further up his sleeves
and shrugged his shoulders with tho I'M
passive calm OF the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
SAYS MEXICAN TRADE GROWS
Banker Declares Revolution Is Prac-
tically at an End.

F.. S. A. de Lima, president of the Banco
Mexicano de Concrete 1ndustriale OF
the City OF Mexico, at luncheon given In
his honor yesterday at the Drug and
Chemical Club by William McCarroll. for
mer Public Service Commissioner, said the
prospects for an enlargement OF the COM
nercial relations between this country and
Mexico were never more promising.
THE government is fairly we'll estab-
lIshed." Mr.. De Lima told his hearers
land President Madero Is growing In the
favor and estimation Of the people"
He said that the revolution was practf-
cally ended. Present at the luncheon
were Frank Brainerd, president OF the
New York Board OF Trade and Transpor-
tation: Dick S. Ramsay. president OF the
East River Savings Institution: ex-Con-
gresham Young. James Talcott, william
C. Muschenheim. Alonzo b. See and G.
Waldo Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
TO BUILD AT BELLE TERRE.

John s. Iamson. jr., of Summit, \. J''
has purchaser large plot OF the Dea"
Alvord Company in the Sugar Loaf sec
ton of Belle Terre and Will begin at
once the building of house and garage
there. According to tentative plans MT
Lamson's new house will be most attrac-
tive and artistic and of an unusual type.
II will be a low. rambling structure OF
two stories, with guests rooms on the
second floor and having wire over
reaching tile roof. On the first floor VIII
be q large living room, so appointed as
90 afford an extended view in all pos
,,ble directions Of Port Jefferson Harbor
and village. On this floor. too, besides the
dining room, kitchen and buffers pantry
will be two large sleeping rooms paths
and den. A wide veranda will extend
about three sides of the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
LIS PENDEN S.

AMSTERDAM AVE, @ cor lO3tn 81, 90. IL
xios; Abraham pwSrsky az, SusS, Strauss a
LIND AVE. zoos; John Ritter agt chas
r Flynn ct al foreclosure Of mtg); attorney
. sTH AVE. a1so; catharina r Neher. extrx,
agt Patrick T McGlynn ct al foreclosure
Of mtg); attorney, l. wendell jr.
l4fST ST, n g. So II of Amsterdam ave,
1sx99II: Metropolitan Life Insurance CO
agt Picken Realty Co ct al Gorecl9sure OF
18TH Sr, s65 to 81 East; Hamilton Holt
trus. AIT Public Bank Of New York CITY
faction to set aside fntg); attorneys. Siegel
6sD SIR. n 8. 300 It e Of Amsterdam ave.
so ox10o.5; August w Mehler agt Richa it
it5TH ST, $ g. 175 II " OF LIST ave. 2ox
100ll. New York Trust Co ct al agt Stefano
s!rpoli ct al foreclosure Of mts); attorney
BROADWAY. vs. 22l.lo # Of l22d st.
so.5x7s.2x irreg; Anthony l. Adrian agt
Acquire Realty Co foreclosure OF mtg);
attorney, Z A Landauer. +,
OF 1891 ut, II extended, I5x10O; Samuel
Green agt Edgecombe Court Co, Inc (amend,
ed foreclosure OF mtg): attorneys, Rosenthal
5TH AVE, w $, 1870 II 8 Of 1921 ST. 19.11x
II. Thomas Gingold agt Isaac GinSold ct al
faction to declare trust); attorneys, Aronson
& Kutner.
George W Won spieseI ast warwick Realty
and construction co ct al foreclosure OF
mtg); attorney. W D Cameron.
LOT 387 70 S76, map OF Adee PARK. Sron ma
Construction Co OF al foreclosure or m's)'
attorney, " d Cameron.
DYCKMAN ST. s cor OF 3 st, l00xl14!
Alfred p Tannert ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorneys Geller Eolston & Koran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Center line - ntsck
Wnst 136th Street

West I36.h Street
Tho approximate amount Of the iisn q
charge, 10 satisfy which the above desenee4
property Is 10 be sold. is eleven thousssssso
three hundred and ninety and eO-ioo 1iL
500 eO) dollars, with interest thereon tf2m
the 9th day OF July. 1912. together Sss
costs ana allowance amounting to tnssS
hundred and fourteen and 76-l00 (sola,n,
dollars, with interest from July loth. ig.H
approximate amount Of the taxes, ssse ss.
ments and water rates. or other Hens. Hnio9
are to be allowed TO the purchaser out ~
is one hundred and eighty-nino and A7-iv'
dollars and interest. n
Dated, New York July 18th. 1912.
EDWARD A. ACKER. Reter&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

Another important sale in the greater
Grand Central Station zone was reported
Yesterday. the brokers being Henry ID.
Winans & May. The property when
changed hands comprises two oid-style
four story apartment buildings, Nos. IVo
and Jos East sd street The former par
eel was owned by Minturn Post COINS
and the latter premiSes by the Van Dych
estate. 1t was said that the buyer VIII
put up on the site structure winch VIII
harmonze with the proposed skyline OF
this active building and speculation Sec
ton of old New York.
Directly opposite the premises is the 10Y
MGR factory site of Steinway & Son. That
propertv occupies the entire block front
on the easterly side Of Park avenue from
sd to $50 street. On II is being punt al
apartment house. which, as regards moor
area, will be one of the largest in the
city. This is only one of the many MOD
ern residential structures being bullt OF
about TO be put up in this part OF the
city. Few sections are the scenes VI
greater realty development. WITHIN
short distance arc being constructed some
towering hostlcriCs u,ire structures ana
large store buildings. No wonder TINS
centre is a delightful place for specu'a'-
org. and it's proGt-taking days are not
near at an end. according TO the malorlt!
OF experts. 1t is being fitted 10 'leaSui'
ND to the highest investment measure
nents. and Il is likely that about nNe
years hence it will he largely oWheu %
welt known investors.
The greater Grand Central station
mans started the realty revival IN the
zone, and added impetus was given 10 II
by the Lexington avenue subway proJec''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
100000 Apartment House.

Plans have been filed for the cohs'rue-
.,op of a twelve story apartment mouse
~, the northeast corner of West Eno
,,ar,,e and qsth street for the j.. ana NJ
Holding Company, at cost VI F,'. Co.,.
It will have accommodations ior 'lliI'y :
six families and will have 1rohtase u
D5 feet on the avenue by sell feet In the
street, with a FACADE of brick limestone
ond terra Gotta, and will be hreprooi'
Mast &. springstein are the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Hyman Som 20 Sam Hrsh; 81.
Charles Lane to Mary Miller: e41, 500.
CITY Real Estate Co TO Florence NJ Haskfn:
sos OO0
Lawyers Tito Insurance and Trust Co TO
Edwin 4 Ely; $1,000
Winfield 7 Rice TO Johanna Ehesheid; y, 500.
st Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church TO
Anna Humbeutel: Sll 900.
Augustus Hand and sno. srrs 10 Metro
politan Trust Co; 1900.
Charles VI Rosenthal to Anthony L Adrian;
1900
Morris Rose 10 Wave Improvement and Con-
stTuctlon Co: 81.
Wave Improvement and Construction Co to
Sarah Maryanov: 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Bush TERMINAL LEASES.

The Bush Terminal Company has closed
eya new leases for space in its model
loft buildings, and one warehouse lease
of considerable importance to the IRON
and steel industry. The latter was made
with the swedison Iron and Steel Cor
noration, which has rented 1000 square
feet of warehouse space. Among the ioit
leases is one to the Beech Nut Fackihs
Company. in building 10. at the foot oil
10th street, where the company VIII oc-
cupy II. ss5 square feet. The other iessees
arc A. L. wennergre. who Will occupy
1855 square feet in building Z; the Hast
,ngs-Root Company and the American
Five and Ten Cent Stores, 10000 square
feet in building 3.