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New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
REALTY NOTES.

Pease & Elliman have been appointed
managers of the remodelled building No.
II West 37th street. for Mrs Valentine @.
Hall: also No 555 Fifth avenue six story
modern store and loft building by the
owen estate.
The Debenture Corporation of New York
is the purchaser of the Valley View Court
apartment house. at No 23oo TO 1895 Amster-
dam avenue. the sale Of which by the T. J.
Mcclure Construction Company through a.
Blumenthal was exclusively reported In
Sundays Tribune. The property was held
at $4,000 In part payment the Debenture
Corporation gave 2So lots on Huntington
Terrace Huntington. Long Island
The Braude- -Papae Company negotiated
the sale Of the Charrieb apartment house,
No. ST. West 143d street. for the Domain
Realty Company TO Minnie Won Raitz. re-
corded yesterday.
Sidney L. Warsawer has moved his ONCE
TO No 314 West i2d street.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
NEW 'HAMPTON'S' BANKRUPT
Directors Find Magazine Un-
profitable and Decide to Quit.

The New Hampton Publishing Company,
of No. &C West 35th street. which published
"Hamptons Magazine" filed a petition
in bankruptcy yesterday and Judge Hand
appointed Iangdon +. Marvin receiver
under a bond of $1,000. The schedules
signed by Frederick S. Battershall. treas
urer. show liabilities of s94,99l, of which
ss1, ,6ls is secured by deed Of trust TO the
Guaranty Trust Company and $40 for
salaries. and assets Of $2s.770. consisting Of
cash. ss2; notes. sS;5; accounts. N9,7&; en-
cravings. photographs, etc, 1856, and
furniture and fixtures. 1886.
The company has a subscription list COR
which II has received an offer of 5000 by
THE Metropolitan Magazine" The com
pany was organized last November, after
the bankruptcy OF the Columbian
Publishing Company, with hopes that 1t
could carry on the publishing of the maya
zine successfully A few weeks ago 1t vas
found that the business was a losing
venture, and the directors decided to quiet.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Robert H. Oakley, as Trustee under the
last VIII and Testament OF Thomas F. Cock
deceased. Plaintiff. against Frederick Levy and
others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF toreclosurs
and sale, duly made and entered in the aboys
entitled action. and bearing date the 22nd day
OF May. 1912 !. the undersigned. the referee
In said judgment named. will sell at publc
auction. at the EXCHANGE Salesroon, Nos. l4.lS
Nesey street, In the Borough OF Manhattan.
1912. at II o'clock noon on that day By
Joseph =. Day, Auctioneer. the premises a..
rected by said judgment 70 be sold, and there.
in described as follows: All that certain lot,
building and improvements thereon erected,
situate. lying and being In the City. County
and State OF New York, and bounded and de-.
scribed as follows: Beginning at point Oh
the southerly line OF One Hundred and Thirty.
seventh Street distant one hundred and four
900 feet easterly from the southeastery
corner Of said one Hundred and Thiry-sev.
enth Street and Eighth Avenue running
thence southwardly parallel with Eighth Ave.
nue. and part OF the distance through party
wall ninety-nine (99D feet and eleven 0l)
inches 10 the middle line OF the block: thence
eastwardly along the middle line OF the block
fifteen G5) feet and six go inches thence
northwardly parallel with Eighth Avenue AMI
part OF the distance through a party wall.
ninety-nne (e9) feet and eleven CID inches
TO the southerly line OF said one Hundred and
Thirty-seventh street, and thence westwarty
along the southerly line OF said street fifteen
l5) feet and six 90 inches 10 the point OF
place Of beginning -
Dated. New York. May 81. 1912. ----
FRANKLIN BROOKS. Referee.
PHILIP E CONNELL, Attorney for Plain.
tiff. ~ Pine Street. Borough Of Manha,.
tan. City OF New York.
The following is a diagram Of the property
10 be Sold its street number is 294 West 1871
street:
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
M. D.'S FOE QUITS PULPIT
Presbytery Accepts Resignation
of the Rev. w. F. 0ttarS0n.
MAY NOW TRY EDDY CULT
Bethany Chapel Pastor Had
Preached Many Sermons in
Favor of Christian Science.

The Rev. Willard Francis Ottarson. who
was pastor OF Bethany Chapel Tenth ave-
nue. and 35th street until May i, renounceo
the ministry Of the Presbyterian Church IN
which he was ordained, and his resignation
was accepted at yesterdays meeting OF the
New York Presbytery.
Friends of Mr. Ottarson said last night
they believed he had done as he did SO
that he might join the Christian Science
Church.
In support of their conviction those in
Mr.. Ottarson's confidence said he fallen
into disfavor with the physicians VINO were
members of his congregation, as well as
the medical men who formed part OF the
Broadway Tabernacle. OF which Bethany
Chapel is a part. The last year OF his pas
torate at Bethany he delivered many SER
mons in favor Of Christian Science teach
ings, and in several of them declared thar
physicians were not necessity
The Rev. Dr. ]. F. Forbes. stated clerk
Of the New York Presbytery. said at his
home last night that he did not know II
was Mr.. Ottarsons intention to join the
Christian Science Church. Mr.. Ottarson In
his letter renouncing the Presbyterian min
istry made no mention Of Christian Science,
and DR.. Forbes said he thought he intended
to open a school for boys
At Bethany Chapel a reporter for The
Tribune was referred TO Mrs. l. A. Nc
Kinstry, one of the leading members Of the
church OF Mr.. Ottarson's action she said:
TT means probably that he has Joined
the Christian Science Church. During the
winter he preached sermons on Christian
Science, and late In the spring he delivered
one which was attended by large deputa-
ton of Christian Scientists.
This visit undoubtedly resulted In his
resigning the pastorate Word Of Mr.. OF
tarson's Christian Science leanings was
conveyed to the Broadway Tabernacle. and
things began TO be unpleasant for him, al
though, so far as his own people were con-
cerned he had their love and best wishes.
They did not want him 10 go. In fact, they
urged him to reconsider his determination
TO resign.
But Mr. Ottarson felt that he could not
preach Christian Science and continue In
the service Of the Broadway Tabernacle
He received stacks Of letters rebuking him
for his Christian Science sermons. That
hurt him
Mr.. Ottarsons wife is Christian Scien'
list, but she attended the Bethany Chapel
services with her two children.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11

The twelve story structure known as
the Umbria at the northwest corner OF
West End avenue and SD street. has been
sold by Harry Schiff to Helen l.. Gillen-
der Asinari. II is on a plot 1O2.Z by loo
feet The eleven story loft building at
Nos II and l9 West 18th street. on plot
SO by go feet. was given in part payment
by the purchaser The Umbria has been
held at $685. 900 and the 18th street bulld-
ing at $500. 900. making sl.l50.0oO the total
amount involved in the transaction. The
site sold by Mr.. Schif was acquired some
time in 1910 from various owners anu
the building itself completed year ago
The architect of the building was ID. Ever
EFT Ward The property carries mort
gage of $500 900. held by the metropolitan
Life Insurance Company and having ABOUT
five years more to run. The huston *
Spraker Company were the brokers In the
transaction and have been appointed
agents of both buildings.
Charles l.. Blaney husband or MISS
Cecil Spooner. has obtained long lease
of the big Community Building when
James F. Meehan is now erecting OF
Southern Boulevard and $3.50 street rae
ing the Hunts Point plaza. The proposed
theatre has been leased for period OIL
twenty-one years for an aggregate rentai
of s65O,oOO.
Miss Spooner is arranging FOR some
novel features for the building. Baths
and other accessories will be installed Tor
her and the members of her stock COM
pany. There will be A large tea ROOM
where after each performance she VIII
serve tea to her patrons and friends She
is also 10 establish in the structure dra-
matte school For this arrangements nave
been made for the use of the palm garden
and ballroom of the building. access TO
which will be had directly from the the
atre.
The Community Building covers an
area Of thirty lots. acquired recently from
the American Real Estate Company ny
Mr.. Meehan. and will he the first struct-
ure Of its character in the borough. ~
will cost in the neighborhod of 100000.
including the land. and is 10 provide ban
ouet halls. auditoriums and other means
for public uses and amusements The
ground floor will be utilized for shops OF
Partisan type.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
LAWYER FIGHTS FOR NEW TRIAL
3. E. Valentine, Convicted of Forgery
Saws He Has New Evidence.

Mineola. Long Island, June 10-Benjamin
T. Valentine, a rich lawyer of Cedarhurst
Long Island. who was convicted In 1906 OF
attempting to place on record an alleged
forged deed, with the name of his wife.
Marie A. Valentine, forged thereon and
conveying property in Cedarhurst and
California to his mother. Elizabeth Nalen-
tine, appealed to-day TO the Appellate d.
vision Of the Supreme Court from the de-
cision of Justice James c. Van Sicklen
denying a new trial He alleges newly dis
covered evidence, consisting Of affdavits
of David n. Carvalho. a handwriting ex-
pert, who testified against him In the hrst
trial here In 1894, and now. according TO
Valentine, says hat had he known Marie
a. Valentine used two different kinds OF
handwriting he would have testified differ
emily AT the trial Valentine says he has
discovered In Westchester County deco
thirty years old wherein Mrs. Valentines
handwriting is exactly the same as that on
the deed on which he was charged with
attempting to forge her name.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
pYcKMAN SECTION APARTMENTS

Another large building operation Is
shortly TO be undertaken in the Dyckman
section Morris Freedman. who owns the
plot OF six lots at the southwest corner
Of Broadway and D7th EMERSON street,
plans to erect a six story elevator apart
ment house The new structure will have
a frontage of 100 feet on Broadway and
$50 feet on 2O7th street. Directly opposite,
al the southeast corner Of Broadway and
97th street, lcoxso feet, T. S Galardi has
had plans prepared for a six story struct-
ure. a few blocks to the north. at the
northeast corner Of Broadway and 2l2th
street, the Hazel Real Estate Company
will build six story elevator house. llS7x
1g1 feet
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have leased apartments
as follows: Chatsworth. West 7?d street
to DR. Henry ". Holcomb; No. 4@ Wes'
End avenue, TO NJ D. Martin; No. 32o West
18th street, TO William 3. Goodwin; OK
ford Hall, No. 44 Riverside Drive, TO Ju-
Ian A. Rice: No. l67 West I'D street tc
Manuel 3. Pendas
The Douglas Robinson-Charles 5 Brown
Company has leased for Henry +. Shoe
maker the five story American basement
dwelling house No. % East 54th street. fur
nished. TO L. c. Jameson The lease Is for
the winter season Of 1912 l3.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
space In No. 1852 Broadway TO Leonard 5.
Hirschbein.
The Duross Company has leased for ten
years the Cunard Hotel a No 452 West
14th street 10 Thomas Hill at an aggre-
gate rental OF $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, BEiNSS, rnf.
sirous OF forming limited partnersny Ssw
suant to the Statutes OF the STATE VI
York do hereby certify as follows: .,.s .M
FIRST: The name or Arm unoor "nnSvr,0R.
nnrtnership Is TO be conducted Is pc shs
sCUAIK a. CO." and the County wneiesSi n
nrincipai place Of business Is TO be ioes.,sV Vsw
the County OF New York, In the state VI
SECOND: The general nature q tns =, Ssn.
ress Intended 10 be transacted is tns' Vi
ernI haukiuy and brokerage business. ,... n
THIRD: The names and respeetvo H; rsrt.
residences OF all the general ana speei"'
mars Interested therein are as follows'
GEORGE T. SECOR, genera nys.;ninf.
whose place OF residence is at os'
Westchester County, New York; ,.ytneS
RUDOLPH SCHALK. genera VS., soth
whose place OF residence Is NO ,. ~ New
street, Borough OF Manhattan c'y W
York; - ,,., nartner whose
,,ana nt residence In No. 25 East SOth SUI"
thorough of Manhattan, city OF New, mart.
That all the said generai anu 'p
ners are OF full age. .,., ,hIch the
EoJrRTU. The amount Of capital VIM. WIZ. .cn.
snecial PARTNER, EMIL SCHAI.k. JR., ,nss,yHvs ns
trihuted TO the common stock ID se'e""
thousand (75OO0) dollars. A., ,o be.
FiFTu: Such limited partnership to end
Gin on the list day of June, lv!o, anu
or m. 3ist day OF December, 1919. .v.raIiy
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we 90 d,., day Of
make and sign this certificate this oie'
May. 1912 GEORGE F. sEccR
RfrDOIPH SCHALk
Emil, SCHALK. JEs
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
W. 13Tth Street.

The Approximate amount OF the lien OF
charge, 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 be sold, is twelve thousand two
hundred and seventy-seven 59-1C0 dollars
(sl2.277 5e) with interest thereon from the
18th day OF May 1912, together with eosi
and allowance amounting to three hundred
and ffty-one 75-100 dollars (s35i ~, with
interest from May 22nd. 1912 together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
rates. or other liens. which are TO be allowed
20 the purchaser out OF the purchase money:
paid by the Referee, is FIVE hundred and
Said premises are 10 be sold subject 10 the
covenants and restrictions contained In deeds
recorded in the Office OF the Register OF the
County OF New York In Liber ~ OF Convey
snces, page $50. Section Z; Liber IS OF Con.
veyances. page 1s9. Section Z; and IN Loe'
so OF Conveyances, page 3l3, Section l.
Dated, New York. May -. 1912.
FRANKLIN BROOKS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan.

The Frank L. Fisher Company has sofa tor
the Vermilyea Realty Company; Charles hensie,
president. No. 121 TO 121 Nermilyea avenue, n.ar
oO7th street two new five story non elevator
apartment houses. on plot 1Ooxloo feet me ne
buyer is an investor. The sellers bought me
from pians by Cronenberg g. Leuchtag.
BROADWAY.-I. j. Phillips Co have resold
for Ennis & sinnott TO Daniel B Freedman 40.
423O Broadway, a three story building, on lot
25 6xs3 feet, between roth and lsOth streets.
The property is leased TO one tenant ana was
purchased by the sellers last week -,
baum have purchased from Hannah Is. Wool. OF
Ridgeneld Park y. J.. No. 10 Leroy street,
three story front and two story rear tenement
houses on lot 2JxgO feet. Pepe 4 Bro. were
the brokers. The buyers own Nos % and d. on
the street
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

42D ST 529 TO $40 West: i3d ST, 532 70 oi-
West; for g sty warehouse. 115x irreg Ng'.o
Russell Princeton. j, owner
Holden 103 Park ave architect; s3Oo'ooV
30 AVE. 1855; for a sty moving picture
show. % 100; G. Gotthelf. 100 oth ave- own.
er: l. Leining jr. 100 9TH ave. architect
$1,000.
The Bronx.
SUBURBAN PL, cor Crotona Fl Eas,
f0r three , sty brk tenmtC. 40XSs; Nathan ana
David Shiman, ~ Maiden lane owners; VIII
lam Lehman. I3S Brook ave- archltec''
500. .0pn a..
BRYANT AVE. @ cor 173d d.st; for sly
hrk tcnmt - 9xp0. Cieri CONSTRUCTION 90
Michael Cappello, 954 Jennings ST, president
owner, Lucien Pisciotta. 337 East lioth ST.
PURDY AVE, s. 1913 # of Wesichester
ave for two . sty brk dwgs, 20x93' T.
Fonda 14l9 Parker ave, owner; II g stem
metz 1907 East IsOth st. architect; $4,000.
BLOCK bounded by Haight ave, Bronx aho
Pelham Parkways. for Ia sty frame ONE
24A21. Morris Park Estates. % Broad 81 own
eI; Klein and Keller. 40 Cedar ST. archltec's'
81. .0Oc
MELROSE AVE. n cor l61st st; for
sty brk stores and dvlg, - gN636 Mary J; Den
nerlein i05 East l6lst 81, owner: VI } uarVin
1907 % ave architect; cost. $1,000.
isiTH ST. 5, 1872 81 II OF WEBSTER ave
for two > sty brk tenmts. sl.'&sX2s; STesGen'
Construction 90. Antonio Di Sanford. $40. oIln,
vile ave. owner: Lucen Prisciotta, 33' Ehs'
l4sth ST. architect. total cost. $4,000.
OGDEN AVE. s. l64l II s Of l6sth st; foi
a 5 sty brk .enmt. 2I.2xs2. Carr Building 90
BENJAMIN Carr. Jr 26ii Morris ave. owner
Abraham Berres. 80 Nassau ST. architect: cost
$50 900
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
TAKES NEWARK AS MODEL
Jersey Tax Commission Finds Basis
for Report.

The commission appointed by the recent
Legislature TO investigate tax assessments
in New Jersey had a conference with the
Newark Tax Board yesterday with the OBJ
tect Of ascertaining the methods employed
in making assessments I'm that city.
Newark has the reputation OF having the
commissioners went over every detail OF
the system and were so impressed with II
that IT Will In all probability incorporate
most OF its features in It's recommends
tions to the Legislature. The commission
ers at the conference were Senator G.. b.
Pierce. Assemblyman Albert r. HcAllister,
Arthur c. Pleydell and Thomas b. Usher.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
Dry Dock Savings Institution to Municipal

Mortgage Co; $4,000
BENJAMIN Well to Rosa Helm; nominal.
N r English Building and Contracting 60 10
Mount vernon Mortgage Co: 50 500
Lilllan Realty Co to II + English buiioihs a"'
Contracting Co: $500
EDWARD Clinch extr, to Mount MOTIFS bfp-
tist Church s24,6OO
Henry f Mark to Dakota Realty Co: nominal,
Afthur T. Sdmner to John Williams' honliai I
Mathilda Bandtz to Arthur Il Sumner: nomi-
nal.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to st Matthew
Church; $1,000
Same to Dry Dock Savings Institution: s2aooo
Lawyers Title Insurance and trust 20 u
Lawyers Mortgage Co t2 mtgsl; x2i, 'oo
same TO John w Sterling; $2O,VO. .oo
Bankers Trust Co to Chelsea Realty 20, SlVV'
Chelsea Realty Co to Union Dime SaEiie'
Bank; s3G5. 600
Minnie Young to Greenwich Savings BahA
So. $40.
Samuel D Folsom to Jessie Folsom; $500 oo
New York Trust Co to Charles w Lane; Slooo
Julius II Ferguson to Leslie fersuSo"
guardian: 81 600. ..
New York Life Insurance Co to Lawyers
Mortgage Co; $4,000 ooo
Marie W Donaldson to Isaac Bell; S2o,ooo'
Robert Clark to Brevoort Real Esuhte ~
Amalia Harris to American Mortgage CO.
$4,000
John ] Frtzgibbon to Charles l. Hoffman
SO. 800. - -.
County Holding Co to New York Trust 90
$4,000
Yatty Kramer to Harris Mandelbaum nornina
Charles | DAME, exr to George H. "al'"ee
nominal.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee.

JUNE 10. -
COERCK ST II and -. store Wyler ,on.
struction Co TO Max Stendler ana ano' ~ ~ :
from May l. 1912. 81. 500, address IL 'o''''
bia St ,.. ord
LEXINGTON AVE. l73s. corner store anu
basement: Samuel Heyman to owen lAWIess .n;
$ 1912 yrs from July /, 1912; SlOso' addresS -o'
RICHARD ST. 1s6. all; solomon Ginsbers So5 to
!, Isaac Ginsberg. 3 yrs from July j. l"lE' S'-'-'
address. Ill Norfolk st .,,. .,.e .
PROSPECT AVE. cor Westchcst'r aNe
Room % in johnson Building. Real Estate 70
10 Abraham + Furman. 59-l2 years from Au-
gust l. 1912: $40 address $50 Beck ST ,.h
PROSPECT AVE. 800, n store etc Deuii, ~ y :,
Boiling to II Solomon. 81 East 1850 81 ~ -,
yrs from Jan |. 1912 Sl,V>O address 80 E'S'
1851 ST. ,,..o ,
PARK ROW. l09 TO ll3. cor Duane ~,
New Chambers st ! TO ., all; United STATE
Trust co of New York. eXr, etc. TO James sp'il
man: 10 yrs from Nov /, 1!bs. So"op' audreSs'
Is 81 Johns Place, BROOKLYN
lST AVE. 1865 and 126s. n cor osth ST.
40l and 4O3 East. all. Barnett Levy to samueI
Miller: yrs from Feb J. l9l2. S6.oo =,
.Sr AVE. 1910 and 1872. all; same 10 same
yrs from Feb !. 1912. 5000: address 411 Eis'
12d ST -,,.~.
IlTH AVE. 5Gs. store floor and part cellar,
Sebastian Dorfmuller to Louis Neuncr. lo yls
from May J. 1912. $l,0NO, address, GA west
40 \ St .,,
10TH ST. los East all; Laura DO Roosevei'
To Francis Arnold > yrs from oct l. I'!o'
s., go. address los East 10Th St
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The Samuel Galitzka Company has sold
for Samuel and Samuel j. Poulstein 10
William Gordon and John Robert Gordon
the lot 2oxl0c feet. on 18th street south
side. ll5 feet east Of Fifth avenue.
Shampan & Shampan, architects. are pre-
paring plans for a FIVE story apartment
5OxlO0 feet. to be erected on the north SIDE
of Pacific street. 10 feet east Of Nevins
street. by the Merchants Lloyd Realty
CompaDV
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BROOK AVE, cor st Paufs Pl, 45lOx
100 :: James q Wentz loans Kitchen Improve
ment co $4,000
CHRYSTIE ST s, 125 II n OF Canal ST, i9x
20 TX irreg. LAWYERS Mortgage Co loans Alex
ardcr Baum $4,000.
9TH ST ;6l and 1876 West; city Real Es-
tate 20 loans Nodrog Realty Co lJO.ohO
WEBSTER AVE $. l15 II OF Woodlawn
Road. 50y1.O. Manhattan Mortgage Co loans
German Real Estate Co 1000
VALENTINE AVE. G cor lI9th st. so TX
S511. Greenwich Mortgage co loans + Eng
lish Building and Contracting co $4,000.
22jTH ST. 5 1866 II " Of Paulding ave,
2jNiuO.6. Richard W Horner loans William
Ringeistein 5000.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: I am required to
cause TO he printed for the fiscal year 1913 briefs
for the United States Attorney. records OF United
states Cases appealed TO the Circuit Court of
Appeals. thirty and forty copies OF each re
spectively and request bids on the same. Kindly
quote prices for additional copies OF briefs and
records when required In excess of the number
above specified. II Is Appropriated that $4,000
worth OF printing. more or less, will be done.
Apply To Henry A. Wise, United States Attor-
ney, In reference to the briefs and records. for
specifications and samples. Address General
Post ONCE Building. New York.
The right to accept the best and lowest bid
or reject all bids Is reserved by me. The sue
cessful bidder will be required to furnish a
bond covering the character Of the work 10 be
done. which should be up TO .he standard which
has heretofore been maintained.
Kindly submit your bids In duplicate TO me
on or before June 18th, 1912.
WILLIAM HENKEL,
United States Marshal.
Southern District OF New York
Room Co. General Post Office Building. New
York
New York. June 10th. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
APARTMENT HOUSE FIGURES IN TRADE
Eleven Story Loft Structure Given in Part Payment Tor 1ne
Umbria at West End Avenue and 82d Street.
BLANEY LEASES THE COMM UNITY BUILDING IN BRONX

sold at from s275 to siI5 each; balance Witt
drawn.
By Charles A. Berrian.
AVE A. 1869. W = 60 II s Of 18TH 81: " %
o.. 3 sty dwg. sold to Anna quinn for si'soo'
By J. H. Mayors.
g9TH ST, 209 East. :, 1925 II OF 90 az ,
81 6xIOu II. 6 sty tenmt and stores sold 10 'h'
plaintiff for $3s 500
BY Henry Brady.
,-eS,,- S- 90 a, : -ss Z, n OF Nader
Lane, % 6x4s * irreg sty loft and store .us
srerr's safe OF all right. title. etc which
Carroll had on March Il. lol2 or sIhce'
l. nch attorney. withdraw
At the Bronx Exchange:
by Joseph p Day
MORRIS PARK AVE, " cor van hu'eh ~
1OI IxCs 7xI0O Van Nest; withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
TO ERECT NEW BUILDING.

William A. White & Sons announce that
the Wadsworth Building Company Is hav-
ing plans and specifications prepared TO
erect new building on the premises at
the northeast corner Of Wadsworth ave-
nue. and lSlst street, with stores on the
ground floor and apartments on the upper
floors.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
SOUTHERN RELIEF FUND GROWS

Most of the subscriptions received for
the Southern Relief Fund by the Mayors
comp!ttee yesterday were small. but there
were many of them. and the total acknowl-
sdred last night was si.050 25. The total
f,snd 10 far amounts to 1924 s8.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
BIG NEW JERSEY FARM SOLD.

Edward p Hamilton e. Co. have sold to
client for occupation the Theodore c.
Doremus farm Of III acres at Iowaco' n D.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

223D ST. n 8. 3s12 II of White Plains
road; Samuel Biderman et al agt motifs I'm I'm
provement co ct al; March 80. lolZ 10y u"-
posit; $50 ,
GRAND ST 243; Samuel Silver agt samuei
Fisher ct al: May II. 1912 $50. 49,.
SAME PROPERTY: William Ihomss 50 ="
aet Oliver Wells ct al: May II, 1917; S3o 10
SANE PROPERTY Sam Heuer ct al ag'
Samuel Fisher ct al; May 2s 1912 $9J.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
ALIeNHuRsT COTTAGE LEASED.

Pease g. Gilman have rented for Emily
Plumly her house at Allenhurst' ~ d. 10
Mrs. +. c. Grugan.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
ITERATION.
Manhattan.

IoD ST IS 53i II Q OF Amsterdam ave; e
a stv dwlg; II X r Mygatt 50I West l3sth 81
owner; J T Hanemann. 1913 Park ave. architect
cost sl6 900