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New-York tribune., 1912-02-28

The Alta Crest, a six story elevator
anartment house at the northeast corn
Of Broadway and 15Sth street was SOLD yes
terday by l.. ]. Phillips & Co, for inc
r,Ienjsh Realty Company Goldberg & ara
mer). to the Hoguet estate
II occupies a plot 99.llx125 feet. facing the
C,burch OF the Intercesson. and was re-
Gently acquired by the sellers for ABOUT
sac coo in a trade with Charles and Freder-
ick Hirschhorn for the Mcconnell ouiidlns'
No. I3 to q East I'D street
In part payment for the ABOVE '"e
Hoguet estate gave the four story ana
basement dwelling house at No. 81 west
18th street. on a lot 25x92 feet, facing 81
Francis Xavier College, which has been
owned by the Hoguet family tor more IMAM
fifty years. ,
Marcus I.oew has purchased from VIII
lam L. Sutphn and Frederick I. "llseS'
the four story building at Sixth avenue
and 30th street, on lot l1X4+2N irregular.
Mr. Ioew. who controls the Greeley square
Theatre under long lease, mas acquIreu
the marcel to provide a larger entrance 10
tbo theatre The property sold Yesterday
was purchased 10y Sutphin q Gilsey siN
tax hooks at t55. 900. This year 1t is placed
at $4,000.
II was reported that negotiations are uh-
der way for the sale of the group OF h'0
four story 1athouses at the southeasl 'oi
nor NJ sixth avenue and 55th street with
q frontage of 1O11 feet in the avenue ana
9, foot in the street The property. Which
is owned by Solomon G. Solomon. faces the
old home Of the New York Athletic CIoo'
now used by that club.
Never Jarmulowsky has leased TO Henry
Martinson plot. 1Coxl25 feet, on the edS.
side of Seventh avenue, fifty feet north OIL
ia,st street. part of the Isaac L. Zip eS-
,a,o which formerly owned the whole block
front. for the purpose Of erecting tned'
fro for vaudeville and motion picture eHnl-
bitions.
THO rIot was leased for a term OF twenty
,,o ,.aars at rental of about $4,000 PER
annum Plans for the theatre. which VIII
be two story structure, have peeh p,e
nared By Y. Hugo Koehler and VIII be h'eo
shortly. They provide for structure ''Hl-'
feet. with seating capacity Of about la"'
which will cost in the heishoorhood "
$lS5.cn0. 49,
/ According to rumor in the SILK trace ''e
] firm of Samuel Eseman & Co. has arrahseu
! 10 remove its business from Grand street 'o
tho Fourth avenue section, and will he the
neighbor of William Iselin & co. The report
has II that the firm has taken ten-Near
lease Of the store basement and hrSt an"
second lofts in the twelve story building 10
! bo erected bv Irons & Todd on the eastery
hIocl, front from, 95th street 10 26th street
The northerly section of this proposed
structure will house 1selin & Co, who are
10 remove upon its completion from Canal
and Greene streets. where the firm has done
business for great many years owning
the property It occupies.
Eiseman & Co. had arranged TO ouiid a
place for their use on the westerly block OF
Fourth avenue between 10Th and Zlst
streets. with Klein & Jackson. but that was
recently disposed OF 10 the commission
houses of l.. f. Dommerich & Co. and Per-
rels, Buhler & 60, who will build twelve
and eight story buildings, respectively.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
lEAS SES.

Frederick Fox G. Co. have leased for the
O. 3. Potter trust the fifth loft at NO. Z
TO Astor Place to JACOB Cohen, Sons & Co
Cor the trustees of the Sailors Snug Har-
hor the fourth loft at the southwest corner
of University Place and 9Th street to the
Ostrich Fancy Feather Boa Company, Inc'
for George T. Chisholm, the sixth loft at
Nos 65 and 6S West 22d street, to Alper q
Coodstein; for the Bonwit Realty Company,
the eighth loft at Nos. 81 and SO East 1"h
street. to Welnrib & Meyrowitz; for he
estate of James Surpless. the second, fourth
and fifth lofts at No 81 East llth street.
to David !. Rogow, Joseph Lefkow and 5.
Simon & Co. for A. I. w. fllerlm' the
seventh and ninth lofts at NO. o. East llth
street, 70 William and 5. Grief and MOTIFS
Kronick: for S. X. Johnson, the hfth lott
at No lO7 to 1l3 West 18th street. to Davis
Brown & Co. and for Samuel Medlin, the
fourth loft at No. 81 West 26th street to
Chaiten & Cohen.
Louis Schrag has leased for the 227 West
nth Street Realty Company the nrst lott
in the building al No. 227 West nth street
10 the Chauncey Holt Company for a term
of years; for the District Realty Company
the store and basement in the building at
No. l42 West 9Th street to Charles H.
Harris for term of gears, and for John-
son & Fleishhauer a loft in the buiiding
at No. 1O7 to ll3 West 18th street, TO Her
man Moschowitz for term Of years.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for the American Locomotive Company
three upper floors and space on the ground
floor at the northeast corner OF cd street
and Broadway TO Leland Mitchell for a
term OF years, and in the new six story
Meyrowitz Building nearing completion at
Nos. 235 and 237 Fifth avenue. the rear half
OF the nfth floor TO the Wells Construction
Company, as we'll as the rear half Of the
top floor to John Lowry, jr.. for term Of
years. and negotiations are pending for one
or two of the other floors,
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. hav"
rented for H. II. Gilman No. 60 East 55th
street a four story modern house, on lot
1Gx1OO feet, TO Mrs. William Borden, Of
Chicago: also large duplex apartment
bridge Holister. who recently sold his
house No. lO7 East s9th street.
Royal Scott Gulden has leased to Jean
Michel. dressmaker, the third and fourth
lofts in the building to be erected at No. y
West 46;h street by Arthur S. Lewis
The Charles f. Noyes Company has leased
a large portion of the fourth floor of the
Hillard Building TO w, b. ogden, jr.. for
ten years and portion OF the sixth floor
of the same building to the London Guar
antee and Accident Company; also leased In
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
'NIANIIATTNN.


@2D STREET-Pease & ElIiInsn sold for
Mrs. Annie j. Daden No IS East 32d street, a
-four story dwelling house, on lot 2OS"no
feet. TO client for investment.
nth STREET-The ST. Johns Park Realty
Company-James H. CruikShank and William
D. ilpdtriCk-Durchased from stephen
Palmer. John Hutton anl the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. as executors and trustees
Of Laurence Mutton. 80. 80 West 18th street,
Two story and basement dwelling house. on
lot l74NT2S feet. Mooyer Marston wcro the
brokers.
HUDSON STREET-Negotlation are near
ing completion for IN" sale by tn" Greenwich
Investing COMPANY tHyman Kantor. proai-
denU OF 40. 5U7 Hudson street. two story
building on lot 2GxlOO. recently leased To- tlr
United States Government.
BROADWAN--I. J. Philips q 60. have sold
Gramer) to the HOguct estate the Alta CFcss
a six story elevator apartment house. at the
northeast corner Of Broadway and ljNtn
street on plot 90 9l1xl2J feet. IN part pay
ment the HOguet estate gave the four story
and basement dwelling house 80 81 West lS:h
street
MAIDEN LANE-The Charles i. Noyes Com
pany has sold for Mrs. EgeftOn ). Jackson ard
Mrs J. 4. ACO,t. for all cash. the five story
building No. l24 Maiden Lane. covering lot
26x53 feet. The property held at $50 OOO.
and had been in the family OF the S,lIcrs fC,
seventy years.
SIXTH AVENCE-Wnliam l.. Sutphin ard
Frederick G. Gilsey have sold No. 5O3 Sixth
avenue. four story building, on a lot ITxi42x
irregular. 10 Marcus boew.
3lST STREET-Mary j. Drumnond az exec
utrix OF the estate OF Thomas j. Drumnoud. has
sold No. l52 West 3lst street. "A I'VE story ieEe-
ment house on n lot 2jx9S8 feet. near Seventh
avenue. The property had not changed hands
In over twenty-five years
THE BRONX
l0STH STREET-H. \. McDonougl has soil
for Henry Clelsnd the five story hathousc at
the southeast corner Of igSth street and Briggs
avenue a lot 25NIO3 feet. The buyer g.
Frederick kTackc. WHO gives iu part payment
the three story and basement dwelling house 40
"a West l2Sth street. a cot 20xg9.Ii feet
FOX STREET Kurz & Ufcn. Inc. sold for
tho Rockiand Realty Company 10 an investor
No. 1852 Fox street. five story new law apart
ment house, 3T.6XSS feet, on q 100 foot Tot. The
same brokers have sold four apartment houses.
Two In simpson street and two in Fox street.
FOR the same builders since January l.
CLAY AVENUE Oscar Kochsle has sold to
an investor No 1876 clay avenue. six story
double 1athouse. on lot E0yS0 feet Paul Built
man WAS the broker
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Herbert A Leye 10 Esther Lave: 81.

Herbert \ Levc % Esther Lsve; -.
Adam Eeynrr eXT. 10 Adam Kerncr. SlO,OD
Jacob KAISER TO Martha Pernl. S2O0O.
New York Trust GO ard alo to CuiOA Atu@re
Savings Bank: $4,000.
Paula Mendel TO Henry Bohm,all. SlSG00.
Jere Ress, iniiy ana 's e,t'N. to Yete Eess;
E:lzsbeh Il Knight TO Espcran.o MaasaSe
Co; 81
Joseph Levi. trua. to Eiizabon K EnigAt;
sam, 70 Enrs ycn seyrriad e, al; si27co
Belia l'nterhcr2 to- Mc.sis Morrison; SItOv
state Bank 20 F'~rderick Be"trch; S35.0tU.
Gilbert Il Waterbury to Louie Knos!och;
Si,GGO.
HuGson Trust 90 to Gilbcr; Waterbury; 81.
Title quarart.c and 1'igft 60 TO Amelia Dsvn;
ass's; $500.
Lawyers Moftgage Go 10 trustees ot the Phelps
S.o,es Funi: s2S
Same 10 Isabella NJ Ranks. $1,000.
Max Ncndelsohn 10 Concettna Parrsa, 81
samuel Blumentha 70 Mercantile Trust Co,
trus Si2. .Cnn.
Isabella NJ Mitchell estrx. to Ntary Broad
rick: SIOg
James Anderson, trus. TO James " Ander-
scn. comm. $4,000
Ncw York Investors ColpDraionNo Title Guar
antee and Trust co: $1,000.
Elizabeth Kuhn to West side Bank; 81
Regina Keller. cXr, to Maurice Rosenthal
s.. 500
Annie carter to Ferdinand T Hopkins: sIeo
Smith Wv rt ai oXTs. 10 SMITH Fly; 81
Henyt Sands to abraham Stein'an. S9d.G
Edgar Richards TO Lawyers NoiEsrc Co; 50,
oco.
Trust Co. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

223D ST. n s. $50 q OF white Plains koad.
Tohn Cameron aEt Morris Improvement 20 ~ ~
Ian 25 1912 (bv Deposit; s3s so
AoTEDt'CT AVE. 1927 and liaf; SAVOY G'sss
CO AIT Jowanda Construction 60 OF az req To-
1912: $40 81.
23oTU ST. : F. 3o5 n NJ Barnes ave; Phiiip
Benser. jr. agt vinccnzo hvsrello 81 al; Feo o.
1912 cancelled: s&3
5srTI ST git West. Rafferty, Bros agt Tired
ford Fl.z coal 90 ~ al; Dec %. 1Hil si"' ~.
On AVE. Ts7 IN Ta1: Max Rosenbum sst "a
ward p Mulvaney 81 al April p. lpil' s"s ~
BROADWAY. y cor 1881 81. Thomas Nc
Caul at Morris Levin At al; Dec : WI sSs' le'
BROADWAY. 27os: Celia Golembs agt Henry
r.oNenthal et al AuE If, 1911 (hy hondl; s'o a".
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor 1924 AZ; shiren
& silherberg agt Glngod Realty co et al Dec
IS 1911; S35S
BROADWAY. u cor 1851 ~. Enptrs SitN
Gerard co aEi Morris Levin ~ 81; Jan 81 l''''
S. a5s 70
SAME PROPERTY: Rose l. M'ddleman aEt
same: Dec r. 1910; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY. Robert Graves 20 aE'
same. Feb 70. 1911 sGaI IS
SAME PROPERTY, Max Rosenthal < Son as'
same. Dec Il. 1911 sit2 20
SAME PROPERTY; Edward schai'' aFt same
Dec ~. 1911; S1.2I".
On AVE. 7sT. hhs I.lfson aSt Mplysnsy
estate. psc 20 1871 $50 20
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH 81. Nos iii and 153 West HinNle
Iron Company agt ijl West lWn is,rnssructIon s,r.s
lduy owner; Central Hsronna Oo"''
Company, contractor; Ss.0o2 10.
23oTH 81, $, 3O5 n OF Barnes ave 9ox
100. John Hickman Plumbing C~ontrsct,nSs ~ S
COMPANY agt Vincenzo Avarello. owner anu
contractor: $i0i.
10TH ST. No i27 East; william Lcnnon
Construction Company agt BROOK AaenI a.,'e,,r.
Construction Company. owner ana coh'''e'"' ,
S50.VOO.
ropuIARD PLACE. n cor 18Th ST. eo.:'
xas. Bouser & Dougherty agt Arthur Avenue
Realty and Construction Company; owner ara
contractor: Joseph a Faiella ana Joseph -
Fuiella & Sons. contractors; s1'41o.
roX ST W cor iG3d 81, f00xl0O: Anton
Larsen & Son agt Thomas J Reilly company
owner trcnowaD; $500.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same treneW-
all; $500.
10TH ST. Nos 151 and I5s West; r r Dey
& Sons Company agt 15t West l9th street
Company. owner and contractor; Sfio o".
wESTCHEsTER AVE. Fox st and i81.h ~; ~;
junction j5y52xG4 estate OF $ Weinstein ,,ag agt
lam Martin contractors; 1880
iorH ST. Nos 151 and i53 West: New YORK ZS
West 10Th street Company. owner; Cen,pai
carolina Construction Company contractor
S1.4SO.
SAME PROPERTY; Michael wieIsndt Inc.
aRt same: SI,1O1. -
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same; SlVo"'
53D ST. No go West: Matthew Goodwin
AIT Christine " Vandevanter. owner 'hris-
tinc NJ Vandeyanter contractor; S3Z"
t13Tu ST 40 i5i Fast; John ReInhsrdt
agt John Plunkctt. owner; George hoeos's'
contractor. SIG
& 60 agt John Plunkott. owner; George 10
Rocdols. contractor; S3l
10th ST. :. whole front betwson Hughes
and Belmont ayes; a1ex6S oSncr and
contractor, S2l5.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28

the San Toy company took the lease on,
in his own name and not for the compsny',
account The directors, II is stated, zoe M
reason why sfr. Gillies should be forbidden
TO participate in a venture entailIng risk
which they were unwilling TO incur on be.
half Of the company. -
The ground covered by tho lease IN one..
ton adjoins the property Of the San Toy
company and It was of advantage TO the
company to have IL explored without risk
OF expenditure. the statement says. An
arrangement was made with the ies~ss
that II ore should be produced the company
would hoist II. and receive such reasonabls
charge as the directors should impose.
About a years work was done before ore
was encountered. Hosting began about
MAY Is. 1910, and subsequently charge Of
"a cents ton for ore hoisted was fxed.
This charge is double the actual cost 10
the company, it is stated
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
REALTY NOTES.

Duff & Congcr have been appointed
agents for the houses Nos y and q East
1o4th street and No III East 113d street
Or. Thomas l. Henriquez is the purchaser
Of the six story apartment house a. the
northeast corner Of Broadway and Man
haitian street, sold last week hy Arnold,
Byrne & Baumann for Charles Uensio
The purchase was made for the estate of
L. y. Henrinuez.
The Wesley Realty Company is tho buyer
Of the dwellings No. 161 to Is5 West SD
street, sold recently by William J. Carlin.
4, apartment house is 10 hc erected on tho
site.
Mary Geer is the buyer NJ No. ~ West
list street, sold recently by Thomas J. Fo-
garty Mrs. Geer owns No. 257. together
with the abuttng dwelling houses Nos. "a
and 24s West I'D street.
Alfred Dcchez, formerly with the Nc
Vickar. Galllard Realty Company, has
TONED the Erncstus Gulick Company.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
INFANT MORTALITY IS LOWER
DR.. Baker Reports That 80 Milk Sta
tions Are Now in Operation.

Dr. s. Jose ohine Baker head of the child
hygiene work of the Department Of Health,
reported to Commissioner Lederle yesterday
that since January I Of the present year
therc had been 1O2 fewer deaths Of infants
under one year than was the case In 1871
for The corresponding period.
The total nltrlber Of deaths of infants un-
der one year from January to February
% was 2.0S5. as compared with 2,137 in 1911
and 2.2lS in 1910. Last week there were
25S deaths. as against SO9 for the CORE
spending year in 1911. The total number
Of deaths from intestinal causes since jan
uary / was zoe, as compared with 27l In
1911
Or the fifty-fve infant milk stations of
the Department Of Health thirty-two are
now open. and Dr. Baker said that only
legal matters prevented the others from be-
ing opened at once All. however. would
be running as soon as leases could be ar
ranged
Dr. Baker will be assisted this year By
head nurse and ifty-f1ve other nurses.
There win be one medical inspector for
every three stations
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS APARTMENT SOLD
Other Property Given in Part Payment for Big SIX story Suc'
IRE at Broadway and 15Sh Street.
o,ys PARCEL TO ENLARGE GREELEY SQUARE THEATRE

the same building Offices on the fourth moor
tn < f. steven. and IN No. A. John street
a portion of the NTH floor to Henry H"o)er'
T. Scott & Son have leased store III ,n'
building at the northeast corner oI '"u'
street and Park avenue for term oi st"i
n Mr.. Splitter. also the four story bullulhs
No lo51 Lexington avenue to Dr. Leo Mast
and the store at the northwest corner oil
18th street and Lexington avenue 10 IL
Weiss.
Lloyd Aspinwall has leased the first moor
duplex apartment house at NO. y" f1itu
avenue. corner OF Slst street. Douglas -
Gilman & co. represented the lessee an"
Pease & Eiliman the owners.
The Realty Holding Company mas ie"S,'
tho store and basement at Nos ~ 10 ~
West 9th street TO the Ideal Tucson
Lunch and the third loft 70 Jacobus Bros
G. Co. A. Copcr and Meyer Bondy were
tbe brokers i'm the above transactions.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28

Peckor ct al to Nathan sherman; yrs lugh, inah
completion of bldg $500; address % h'aS' '''u
81. a.,
PLEASANT AVE. 3S5, all; Rose tf,y'r io,S !" .
sayerio Gallo and nno; yrs from March J. i''-'
seo0. sddress 3ta Pleasant ave
sI,rIIyAN ST. i35 and 1851: al; lAErence
s,tcrr 10 Giovanni Motta: yrs from Siaic'
/ taI2. s., Te0. address. 20 King g.
U,ppEN ST. i2S store. etc collar; ChaS W
,,rrs,nan 10 Luigi Exposto; yrs from Nay
/ iqtg. 81 400; address. % King u.
,,,E cor e3d ST. 5lxl05: all. Abraham
60 ard ano TO Jennie Iiousmnn; = yrs = mos mos
from FcL -. 1872: Si,ooo' dIdi'7'' 80 '"'
ave.
ed AVE. 1905. store. etc, ) smith 81 4, sa,o o.
g-a5y " ParIow; II yrs from May J. i'l-'
Sa 900. address. js2 Ith ave.
cTu AVE, 40 and 49,, store aud hase"irl,,, ir',
Max Hadt 10 Albert Hcmniinscr' ~ tGrab",n
ave. Brooklyn.
7TH AVE. 3t3: all. Amelia J Nonde.hrla'
q "a auo 20 Ernest Gurtners yrs from N"' -
ig12. 81 tpr: address, 200 Manhattan ave
tqs7.u IT. 80 and az East; all. MARY : M Mch
Nanar, 10 Jacou Cr"wfus; yrs iIo"i Ma''"
l. iai2. Sg. 400, address. ~ - Nicho'aS ''''
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms, Nos. II and l6 Vescy street;
BY L. j. Phillips & 90
I'D ST. li0 East. = w cor Of Lexington ave.
2CxS4.2: sty and basement dwlg: bid In AT
$4,000.
By Joseph T.. Day.
STANTON ST, a.. :. 4Si n . or Forsyth
ST. lSCET1X irres sty tenut and s.1re: sold
TO the plaintiff for $4,000
At The Bronx Exchange
BY Herbert 4 sherman
rIEBOJT AVE. " cor OF lS+;h s- - Iy
81 .9x3s 6x90Gi sly dwlg; sold 60 the plain.
tin for $1,000
SIMPSON ST 113S. e $. iTj II q ~ iG7th 90.
iOXlOO; . sty tenmt: adjournc1 to March T."
by Joseph +. Day.
VILLA we :, t3S4 n of Van Corf-
landt ave, G5Sl0o; sty tenuit and scores
VILLA AVE- 319i % 3i0S . 5. 7l.G n OF
Van Cortlardt ave. j0x12l. l-5u ixta0.5. three
for S3l. 500
DAILY AVE. 1870 :. looS n N Of Fremont
ave, 2jX4S 6N31. l0s421; . sly dwlr: sold 90
the plaintiff for $500
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
APPROVES DE MAYO LEASE
San Toy Company Says President Had
Right 70 Develop Propertv

The directors Of the San Toy Mining Com
pany have issued circular to the stock
holders Of the company replying to the
communications sent out by certain per-
sons charging the management with irreg
ular'tics IN connection with what is known
as tho ounce dc Mayo lease The obiec-
ticn was made that President Gillies of
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28

Margaret r Crosby to Grace \ crosby; M ~
~ and 2l West 36th Street 60 to "''''a''
Spcuy: a. ,,,at.
ST. sJo
Ella " Higgins to Augusta Sieghard; so,"'Vt 70
Abel King and an9 10 HUDSON Mo''saee ~
81, 600. ~. en-,
columbia Trus' 90 10 Title Insurance 20 ,,r ss
Title Insurance Co to New York Lie i"''
ance 90: Sl30OU0. ,.,,o, Ia
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF ~ ""'''f'
Anna r V0ege: 5000.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
PLANDoME PLOTS SOLD.

The Shields Company sold TO a client for
the LEcluse- Washburn Company at Plan
dome two plots having frontage Of l1
feet on Shore Drive South and within @p
feet of Manhasset Bay. The plots ag-re-
gate about three-quarters OF an acre and
will be improved with large house Of
Spanish mission design costing about $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
WANHNTTAS.

AMSTERDAM AVE-. n r.. cor ~ 18th a.. 90
a ST. ,haa.ro and stores % atlv'12s. River
side viad"c' Realfv %. i2o west llHth ~
owrar. y Toderer. t2it Southern Boulevard
archusc'. cost. $4,000.
4TJ ,y-r So cor NJ S2d 81 for - s'y
store and l,rt bldg tIJ IONS3.S. 4th Ave and
32d :, CO icG park ave. owner. Muiliken &
Moollsr TOT Park avo. architects. oos'. S-5"''
30
CHERRY ST. go. 'or s'v 'tahl". 2jy
OTo. Kaufman 6 I.epsuthel Re7''r -. -o'
Division 81. owner. T. : g'oinar' l?i Ror'ry
architect. cost. sia "G0
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address II lcsscc.
FERRT ArN -

AMSTERDAM AVE- 3G6 store. etc. Fred n
Hettling 20 Alfred Suchow 3 yfs . mos from
March J, 1872; 5000 address. 3G5 Amsterdam
BROADWAY. ~ cor 12d ST. iO6xtsO. at.
Morris Schinasi 10 Chss II Davis: ~ yrs iron
Feb % 1912. $4,000; address got Nest 72I yt.
FREEMAN ST ass store etc. Martha G;
Perna 10 Fredk Muller. WIS from March l.
1912 Sl,2oo address, i3el Hoe ave
MApIsoS AVE. 1885 TO 1880 I'd door. Isaac
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

FORT WASHINGTON AVE-, W s. Ii5 q oi
iIsth st. - iON irreg; Chelsea Realty 60 loans
SlranGc Construction 60 S36.vO0.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. 5 OF
iISth ST, 4i.4x irreg: saro loans same $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
ORANGE COUNTY ACREAGE SOLD.

c. Blake Orcutt purchased from Alfred
Gartner a lic-acre farm fronting on Lake
Mombasha. Orange County, y. Y The
property is near Monroe and in the section
which includes Tuxedo and Arden.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
BROOKLYN SALE.

Studwell Burkhard sold for Anna g..
Pearce the frame dwelling house No 6gS
Marcy avenue, between Pulaski and Hart
streets. To Carrie Chard.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
ERATIONS.

i+rA ST. e cTtS 2 . n Pro7dvay. - =
1 sf, .l--lc and store. " FisSa'di '2T WosI
i2d e., owner. y y Ucrtz. - Vest %ts' {.
architect. cost. Sc "nn
New-York tribune., 1912-02-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cwlth name and address %, grantee and at
to'rcv.t
Interest per cent unless otherwire stated.
FEBRUARY -.
MANHATrAN.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-19
Candidates Must File Sworn
Expense Account by April 20
CHAPTER 5s2e-LAws OF FLORIDA.

Enact by tn Legslat he
candidate voted the state
to of his he Is
complete
canpaier This statement shan
political
all the incurred result OF his can
dday oath And candidate voted
candidate
all additional
of campaign expenses
by him a
Section Of this
furnished OATH by
the political workers
left time of time their ordinary
ONCE
according
Section
candidate
hererbefore mentioned shall furnish
in
candi
another statement
whom made during his
candidacy which a
shall also be given under oath.
may be
of
his
ensuing general election his
to the succeeding Legislature
be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-19
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