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The Detroit times., 1912-01-10

its class All the city schools. with
the exception OF Western, have signf.
fed their intention Of entering, and
are making preparations. Wyandotte
also, has accepted Centrals invita-
ton 10 compete
There will be eight individual events
and relay. The 30-yard dash. 30
yard low hurdles, pole vault. high
jump shot-put. i40-yard dash. and
mile run are scheduled
IL may be that Pontiac High and
one or two other nearby schools may
be asked to compete but this depends
upon the number OF entries made by
local schools
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
26 CLUBS WANT FIGHT
PERMITS AT FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l0.-Twenty-
six applications for fight permits dur
ing this year have just been made TO
the new board OF supervisors OF San
Francisco, which grants the licenses
for boxing shows, OF the applicants
nine want TO run professional clubs.
while the other seventeen want TO take
a crack at the four-round or so-called
amateur game. II is expected that
Jimmy Coffroth, Eddie Graney Harry
Foley and and Eddie Hanlon will get
permits.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
STRONG OPPOSITION TO
JOHNSON-FLYNN BATTLE
Metropolis Withdraws Offer to
Stage Bout-Wendover, Not
Windward, to Have 1t.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Jan. 10.
The chances are good that there
will be no finish fight for the world S
championship in Nevada next sum
mer. The signing of the articles for
a finish battle between Jack Johnson
and Jim Flynn has aroused the people
and sentiment is growing so strong
that a demand will be made upon
Gov Oddie TO call a special session
of the legislature TO annul the law
making finish fights possible. The
people feel that any benefits that
might accompany the fight will accrue
TO Salt Lake, while the odium will
remain with this state. Metropolis,
New, which offered a site for an
arena and other inducements 10 Pro-
moter Jack Curley today wired him
that these offers have been with
drawn.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Wendover, not
Windward, Nevada, is to be the scene
OF the Johnson-Flynn fight next July
Manager Jack Curley made this an
nouncement today, and until Curley
spoke il was thought Metropolis. New,
might have a chance to get the pug
ilistic plum.
In addition, Curley says Windward
was Wendoyer misspelled.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Jack Johnson
is today trying TO convince Jack Cur
ley and Jim Flynn that Eddie Santry,
former featherweight champion, is
the proper man TO offlciate at the
fight between the two heavies for
the worlds title.
-"Santry is one of the best referees
! know said the big black, and |
should like 10 see him In the ring
with us when Flynn and | battle in
Nevada"
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY
TICKETS ON SALE 18TH.

: Owing TO the many inquiries that
have been made already regarding the
res eryation of seats for the race, the
indianapolis Speedway management
has decided TO place the tickets on
sale on January Is, and Will NIL all
from the main office at In
dianapolis
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
Gophers to Withdraw From Big 8
If Three-Fourths Law Is Changed
Attempt to Take All the Older Colleges That Stand Fol-
Equity and Fairness, 1t Is Said

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. fu.=fr
the amendment TO the White resolu
ton which DEGREES that a three.
fourths vote IL necessary before the
rules OF the big eight" conference
can be changed, aud under which
three schools can block legislation is
amended, Minnesota viii Withdraw
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
DeOR0 is FAVORED
OVER CARNEY. 2.I.

DENVER. Colo, Jan 10.-Alfred De
Orc, the worlds champion three
cushion billiard artist, and Joseph Car
ney, Pacific coast champion. tonight
will play the first block OF a l50-point
match for the title. at Sarconis here.
Fifty points will be played on each OF
three nights. The trophy and a side
bet OF $3.50 are at stake. The odds
today were TO ! on De Orc
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
MAY BE FLYNN-PALZER
GO IN FEBRUARY YET

NEW YORK, Jan, 10-There is still
a chance that Jim Flynn. annihilator
of Carl Morris will fight AL Palzer here
before he meets Jack Johnson. Tom
0 Rourke, who had matched Palzer
and Flynn, declared today he was sure
be could stage the fight here Feb. Is,
and that he did not believe Johnson
would force Flynn to live up TO the
agreement not to fight before the Ne
yada battle
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
CUBS TO TRAIN IN
CUBA THIS SPRING

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 10
President Charles W. Murphy, OF the
Cubs. who arrived here on his way
home from Panama announced that
the Cubs will train in 1919 in Cuba.
The west side magnate said he would
send them there this spring IL the
training arrangements had not al
ready been completed.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
COACH WILLIAMS.

iFeHi-tfe western conference and at
tempt 10 take all the older colleges
that stand for equity and fairness with
her according TO Coach Williams, or
lhe Minnesota football team today.
Williams amendment TO the White
resolution provides that a majority
vote only il necessary TO change the
rules.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
BueS, Giants Recruit Has The
Worlds Home Run Record--27

hits, 81 OF which were doubles, four
three baggers and q circuit smashes,
He led the country in making home
runs He had only sacrifice hits
to his credit and pifered only p
bases. The latter does not speak well
for his heetness OF foot, but that may
be discounted by the fact that he
rarely got a chance 10 steal, for he
GAS buisily engaged in making extra
base hits
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
Edited BY
RALPHL. YONKER
WOMEN WANT TO
SEE BUFFALO BOUT

BUFFALO. n. Y, Jan. 10
So many fair devotees OF box
ing have been interested in the
fortunes OF Paddy LAWN. the
local weiterweight champion
and so insistent has been the
demand that some preparation
be made TO take care OF wo.
men spectators at the matches
that the Buffalo Athletic asso-
citation. at its next show on
Friday night. when LAWN Will
box Tommy Gayigan. his dan
gerous rival OF Cleveland, par
tition of a portion OF the bal
cony for the fair followers OF
the sport.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
HOCKEY HAS KILLED
OFF FANCY SKATING

The hockey craze has killed real
artistic figure skating In this coun-
try" said Irving Brokaw. champion
figure skater in 1906. Hockey is a
splendid game, but ii is a pity that IL
should have resulted in figure skating
becoming lost art In America
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
Looks Easy For
Champ Johnny COulon

Champion Coulon should not have
any trouble holding his title against
George Kitson at South Bend, next
Thursday night Last year, Coulon
stopped Kitson in Ave rounds al Ak
ron and kitson has done nothing
since 10 indicate that he can reverse
the verdict this time.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
SAILING. Appreciates Man.

George Stallings is an apprecistive
individual, 20 say the least. The
former Yankee manager. who Is now
acting in a like capacity at Buffalo.
sold "Bud" sharpe. his first sacker, 20
the Oakland (Pacihc Coast leaEue)
club for the meaRer sum OF $3.50,
Stallings said he let Sharpe go so
cheaply In order that he might become
manager.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10

Arthur Bues, who was acquired by
the Giants from the Seattle club OF
the Northwestern league, leads the
country in homers with p TO his
credit
Bues is a slugger and will probably
be shifted from third base TO the out
field. He led the Northwestern league
in batting in '19ll, with 35l. His
feldi was not extraordinary. his
averas- b !, but .907 He made 2l9
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan, 1o.-Tom
Jones. the crafty manager OF AID. VOL
CAST. has added frankie Conley 10 his
stable of fighters. His first act as
pilot for the young featherweight was
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
frankie Conley Is Now Under
Managerial Wing Of Tom Jones
First $1,000 Back Up Challenge
to Attel and White

10 post a check for $1,000 today TO
back up a challenge OF Abe Attell and
Jack White Jones believes Conley
will set up new record as a money
maker among the feathers.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
SHORT LENGTHS

Leslie Clark was chosen captain OF
Central High schools basketball team
last night Clark Is the man who play
eel star game at quarterback on Cen
ugls football team this year. lie Is
the only man on the fee
The intercollegiate Fencing associa-
ton. with membership among the east
ern universities. wants TO send some
fcrcers TO the Olympic games
Among the Browns 10 get boosts In
salary is Joe kutina. whom 81. Louis
got from Saginaw Bert Shotten and
Ear Hamilton are the other lucky
ones
Fight fans were loud today In their
praise OF Sailor Burke. Conceding 80
pounds To Soldier Delaney. Burke last
mis- nj all but knocked him out at New
York
Tommy CorcorRn, a former National
lea que baseball player. was arrested
the other dnv accused or assaulting the
superintendent Of the Marlin Fire Arms
Co. in Connecticut.
race At Philadelphia this week. Some
Heller!
Princeton and Harvard hockey
teams Will meet at New York tonight
Princeton has an unusually strong
team this year and IL favorite for
the game tonight.
u WIS announced today that the
Giants will train at Marlin Springs
ocening their training camp there on
March 81
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10

STATE FAIR OFFICIALS
PLEASED At SECURING
WEEK OF BIG CIRCUIT
Fl Was Feared That Way Would
Have to Be Given to
Columbus.
NEWTON GETS CREDIT.
Through, Presidents Efforts
State Fair Association
COPIED Plum.
Grand Rapids, July STA

Grand Rapids, July STA.
Sand Rapids, July s-l2.
Kalamazoo, July 1918.
Detroit. July 22-7L
Cleveland, July 2s-August J.
Buffalo, August 5-l0.
Pittsburgh. August l2-l7.
New York. August 1920.
Readyille, August 1851
Hartford, September 2-I
Syracuse, September e-14.
Michigan State Fair. September
1921.
Columbus. September 2S-October >.
Lexington, October lis
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
Wheeler To Pilot caIveston.

Eddie Wheeler, who has managed
several Of the Central league teams,
will pilot the Galveston club this year.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
Among the Brown. 90 get b
Right fans were loud today In the


y. VI. Heller won two prizes In one
race At Philadelphia this week. Some
Heller,
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10

The INTERCOLLEGIATE Fencing sssocia-
ton. with membership among the east
crn universities. wants To send some
fcrcers TO the Olympic games
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10

u WIS announced today that the
Giants will train at Marlin Springs.
ocening their training camp there on
March 81
The Detroit times., 1912-01-10

that entire other
this
added strength and significance.
Here's the shortest clothes REAL quality
unaeabe Clayton
rule NEVER dollars worth of merchandise from
from the start!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
OTHER BROOKLYN SALES.

The Crescent Realty Company sold for
L. Davis the three brick fats with stores
Nos 20is SO4s and 9D4sA Fulton street.
The property has a frontage OF O. feet
and Is valued at $500.
Charles Il. Rickerson sold plot 100xlOl
feet, south side OF 18th street. Just west
Of Prospect Park West. for Louis Bonert
10 the Kess9n Realty COMPANY. The
property viii be improved with two large
dwelling houses
Tutino IL Cerny sold for Frank Gritmon
the three story brick six family apart
ment, on plot 226Xl0J feet. at No. 1906
Clarendon Road
Joseph GlucEsman sold the two story
and basement two family frame dwelling
house, 2oxl0J feet at No. 2l4 9TH street.
T. r. Wood and William +. McClelland
have sold. through Charles 4. VESSEL. 10
client OF Henry S. Duncan. NOS 49,.
43I. al, 4ij and Al Rogers avenue, five
three story double apartment houses on
plot 30Elp feet each, and No. 234 Iefferts
avenue. and No. go Lincoln Road, two
four story double apartments. with
stores, both OH corner plots H6xl0Ss feet
each. The seven buildings include the
entire block front on the cast side OF
Rogers avenue, between Lefferts avenue
and Lincoln Road, and were built by the
Kingston Realty & Construction Com
ganV
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APARTMENT HOUSE FIGURES IN TRADE
Sales Chiefly Confined to the Purchasing Of Sites 10 BE
Improved with Such Structures.
NEW OWNER FOR OLD GREENWICH VILLAGE DWELLING

40 and ~ West 9th street, 10 Hanoe' 3"
Co.
Smear & Co. rented the store ana oase-
ment in Nos. 10 ond Is University flace
for Merck & Co. 10 the Waikiki Hat Co.
and a loft in No SO to 81 Blocker street
10 Levine, Kalikow & Co.
Cammann, voorhees, & Floyd, represent
ing James 7. Van Allen, leased for a long
term OF years 10 the Lisgett a Myers To-
bacco Company. represented by William
II. Hoyt &, Co.. the warehouse covering
about FIVE city lots at the southeast cor
ner OF Seventh avenue and 18th street.
Mooyer & Marston leased the DWELLING
house at No. SIS Eagle avenue to William
Coughlin: dwelling house No. 1872 East
10th street 70 O. l.. Marks; store in NO
"a Madison avenue for term OF years
TO c. +. Heney; floor in No go Firth
avenue 10 Wallace y. Stage. floor IN
No. 553 Fifth avenue 10 James Stuart
Rives. and the store and basement at
No. % West 4sth street TO s. Wexler.
Vasa X. Bracher has leased the -FOUR
story dwelling house at No los West
18th street TO Mrs. Mary Clifford for
term OF years for Or. S. X. Royle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
SPIKE IN BRIDGE PROJECT
Service Board Lawyer Cues
tons B. r. T. Permit.

George S. Coleman. counsel for The
Public Service Commission, says that the
Commissioner Of Bridges had no legal
right to grant the Brooklyn North
River Railroad permit to operate cars
over the Manhattan Bridge. Mr.. Cole
man, who has rendered a formal opinion
on the subject. considers tho Board of
Estimate the only competent authority
TO grant such Q permit
Commissioner O'Keeffe's action was ap'
proved by the Board OF Estimate by reso-
luton. but Mr.. Coleman contends that
tho question remains whether such ap-
prevail can be effectual In face OF Section
"A OF the charter. which provides for the
publication of terms and conditions for q
least twenty days In The City Record.
and at least twice in two daily news
papers published in tho city.
1t is pointed out In Mr.. Coleman
opinion that tho city granted the Man-
haitian Bridge Three Cent Line regular
franchise for a substantial consideration
and that the procedure followed In TINS
case should be followed In the case o.
the Brooklyn & North River Railroad
Tho Manhattan Three Cent Line 10 the
Independent company. Tho Brooklyn q
North River Railroad Company IL con-
trolled by the Brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT
and old Metropolitan interests.
At the Office OF the Commissioner OF
Bridges Il was said yesterday that COM
missioner O'keeffs hal had the ADVICE
OF the Corporation CounsePs ONCE IN
the matter before granting the permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
HIcKsvlLLE EXCURSION SUNDAY.

At Hickville Model Farms the Storm
feltz-Loveley- Company has sold
a quarter acre plot on Oak Drive TO Mar
tin Peterson, Of Brooklyn, who has al
ready begun tho erection OF hve-room
bungalow on same; a quarter acre plot on
Pine street was sold 10 Thomas Kane, OF
BROOKLYN Anton Nelson. Of Brooklyn,
also purchased a quarter acre plot on
Main Parkway: Fred Andreff, OF New
York, purchased half acre plot on Pine
street: Augusta Stranded. OF Brooklyn,
purchased a quarter acre plot on Main
Parkway: Charles Finkleday, OF New
York, purchased quarter acre plot on
Floral Drive; John Johnson, OF New York,
purchased half acre plot on Cherry and
Floral drives; Henry Step. OF Jamaica,
purchased a quarter acre plot on Edge
mere Road, and Edward Flood purchased
a half acre on Floral and Cherry drives.
Tomorrow afternoon all the former pur-
chasers at Hlcksville Model Farms will
accompany the representatives OF the
StorYnfeltz- Loveley-Nev Company to
Hicksville on special tour OF inspection
Of the property. The Long Island Rail
road has provided two special cars TO
carry them from Long Island CITY and
Flatbush avenue station. The company
has arranged for choir OF twenty FIVE
singers to provide musical entertain
ment on the property. There Will be be-
gun within the next sixty days. six more
bungalows to be ready for early spring &C.
cupancy IN 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Moore & Wyckoff rented, in conjunction
with Post g. Reese, an apartment OF
thirteen rooms and four baths in the new
building at No 405 Park avenue, northeast
corner OF saith street, to Frederick Bill
lngs: also apartments in No. 11s East
Bath street to Ernest NJ. Greenfield, Mrs
Anne Ward Sage, Miss Mary T.. DreIer,
Henry s. Glover, ARENAS Holmes, Alfred
l.. Corts and George 9. Kobbe
Frederick Southack e Alwyn Ball, jr.;
leased lofts In No. II Spring street 10
Benjamin Aptheker. No. 2i9 Church
street, 20 Louis y. Levinsohn; No. %;
Broadway, 20 Ludwig Stern: No. 40i
Broadway to Sportsman Apparel Com
pany; No. PA Bowery 20 Abraham Klaz-
Kin. and No. 100 Mercer street TO Samuel
Nachstein.
J. G. Einstein Company, Inc. and the
Charles #. Noyes Company leased for q
term OF years the store and basement
Nos. 43 and A. Leonard street, TO Max
Kaufman & Co, Inc.
j. c. Einstein Company, Inc, rented fol-
Resale Hyams the Ave story and base
nent building Nos. % and Is Greene street
70 Appellee e. Neuman for a term OF
years, also for the Gray Realty & De-
Telopins Company the fourth loft at Nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

N,--i " Hoyt 20 Peter shi.id,: 81.
Isaac Hat 60 David Gorcon. 81.
American Mortgage Co 70 Charles " AoH-r.
1850.
Raitha.ar ,f.rki. 70 Louise M,rkl.; s.
city Real I<fa,. CO 20 Julian NJ Gerard
So coo
Louise I'rrnrk. - Jacob MARI. 81 go
Beck stree; ReaitT 90 20 Isaac HAT. ~.
Priscilla Z y Starin and sno. errs, 20 la
pJff Manufacturers supply 80; $1,000
Martin Fariey 20 John Uallahanj u.
FRANK v waterman 20 John HallahAn. w
sDr
ia Raw % May 81 Gsr,nsr; 5000
William 7 Einmat. 6upsrini,nder' o. ln'ur
arfe- state q, sew York. a. Willlamsburgh
Cltv Flfr Insurance CO. $500.
Eliza Schneider 20 Minnie otminn a. o.:
sl01
Idw Mshllrr 20 Iohn r Y,annery; 81
EIirahetl = bpolinE 20 II ANGEL A. Ailanes
81 the United States q America. SSop.
same to sane. $500
Title Guarantee And Trust CO 70 German
Savings Hsnk. 81 600
sstrI. 20 Henry r. fan.tsin. &25 90
famo % MARY y E.tnsr: 1900
Lawyers Mor'Fpse co % Mary EidisoH
50. 0do.
FI.i, Arnold 20 Joseph Hl,l.rhrsnd. g..
Mathis. Uar.n 70 william r 4 KuTr, ST."
New YORK. iAfe Insurance 60 10 Lawyers
Nor gaze co; ttooOo .ao
atrah n o'I~aIy 20 Amelia wisrsnf: " O"
Pri'lirs Phoenix % Lille Phoenix VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name md address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otnerwis. stated.
SEPTEMBER 20
Manhattan.


Manhattan.
WEST END AVE, 81 25.sx1oo; wIldhart
Realty co to Johanna Bach. Atlantic City,
n j: Aug 30 prior mtg $4,000; yrs.
per cont; $4,000 attorney u Bruce 82o
Broadway.
German Savings Bank 157 4th ave; Sept
&c. vr. ~ per cent: $4,000; attorney
Never Auerbach. AZ Broadway.
I'll! AVE. 42O, icasehOld, Frank Hotel
co 10 Melville II Bearns p5 Jors!emon 81,
Brooklyn prior mtg Sl5.O00j. sept Is; dc.
mand . per cent; $4,000; attorney, N II
Tin sT. ca East. 25yoA9; Charl. Vet
ter 20 Mary f. Flito, Bronxville. Y, Sept
49, 3. yIs; $1,000; attorney William {
s5TH S'r, 10 west. 3 sty brl, 2or1oO.5.
Edwsrd Arnold 10 Title Insurance GO.
| 1875 Broadway. Sept 20; . yrs, ~ per cent
! $40 600: address f35 Broadway,
5OTH ST, IS. isl.1o n Of % ave, ib7x
| SIG: Ernest c benjamin TO Lotitis \ Tyson
and ano. eSrs, ~ West 5lst ST. sept 20. 8
yrs. ~ per cent; $500. attorney, william
FIST 81. 425 East. 171ixIoo1i; sty
brk; Anna f Keck 10 Meta reltner, 44s
Central PARK Yves, P gona m's SS'oI mug
! John NJ Roick, Ell Broadway
taisT ST. I25 East, ETY. brk, II: Tx
1oOIi; Same to same tpricv mtg $5.bOo) :;
| Aux 80; due as per bond; t40o; attorney.
IIsTH 81. T. 1875 II Of Broadway.
4 ~. %
ris Mandelbaun. /: West s7th IT. and ano
| (prior mtg $40. 000) Sept II, demand. Q
| per cent: $40 900 attorneys. Eisrnan. Levy.
| Corn T. Levine. 1875 Broadway
Tho Bronx.
BROOK AVE, q cor 10th ST. 45Sxio0
Rrookstonc 90 90 Bowcry Savings Bank, i?s
| Bowery; Sept 90; 3 yrs. SIS 900; attorneys
| strong a. CsdUalader ~ Wall ~.
BARNES AVE. 1924 25X lO1, jeremiah "
| Splane 90 Daniel Spillanc. 40 63d ST. Brook
! Ign prior mtg $4,000; Sept 20; yrs. 5000;
attorney, Morris Cooper, 20 Nesey vt.
! BATHGATE AVE. 1871. 2o.Sxlll.5: Clement
| n Smith Co 10 william " Rabell, 1924 Arthur
aitorney' j. i RaSell. * PARK Row.
| CARTER AVE y. 2.s n of fremont ave
| iS9Xilj Augusta Pcllegrinelli 20 Lawyers
| Mortgage 90. 50 liberty st; Sept %: 3 yrs;
| 81 600; attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
| Trust Go. 1870 Broadway.
| CLAY AVE, \ " cor iIitb 81, 3OX95 Louisa
| 4 Mortimer TO Title Guarant> and Trust Co
1T8 Broadway; sept 10; due as per bond ;
| 81 boo: address J78 Broadway.
| LOT 50. map 2ll lots, part Downing estate;
| E;miI Hummelt and ano 20 Title Guarantee and
| Trust Co: Sept 10. due a. per bond: 81 800; ad-
dress, 1T6 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY same To Thomas Ian
! zendoen, 1861 Holland ave tntg 81 5O0,: due ns
per bond. Sept 10: $500; attorney. Title Guar
| antee and Trust Co 1I8 Broadway.
| LONGFELLOW AVE. W $. 800 II OF la
| fayette ave- 5O91O0; Lawrence Davis 10 Charles
% Lansing and sno, ~ West 9th st; due 40
per bond Sept IL 81. 500; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 20.

Delaney ST.. i3G: Frank H,tsnek ss'
sarah Grossly: owner and contractor: A Rsh-
bluo contractor; 81 300.
pOWFiL AVE. as 2o6 ~ 81 Hsvensy.i
ave lUuxlto; Emanucle Scarpinaio AIT Glebs
Contraction co. owner sad contractor; S4oo
list ST, lCs ana ITO East. II Melsa ga
Adrian Vans Lambert, owner. Manning Noble
z c., contractors renewal, 800.
MAGENTA ST. 1871; R~ck'e Rosen AIT Ger
ard1 Palese. owner. Jossph Bayer. contractor
So IS
9TH AVE eos Bergen Construction co az
Peerless Investing Co owner. Thomas wa
tefI 90. contractor: t7T n.
PARK AVE " cor I3tth ~. 70 iirim
Iorn Crlio agt Henry " Jackson. owner
smith K ludson, contractors: 500
10th ST 217 10 22i West. Church Y Gate,
& 90. Inc agt Louis strauss. owner; Irwin
BOOK s Co. contractor; si03 80
airT1I ST. .. 225 n - Psulfinr ave
.Oyi0o Glovaubattists rrrra!l aSt Rosario
lobue owntr and contractor: 81. 0oots
siST TT. ago rRst; East side Iron WORK.
AIT Trnest y Adler, owner ana contractor
81 3fO
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he Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessse.)
SEPTEMBER II.


BROADWAY, II cor TIA st. ,oores;
Hotel st Andrews Co 10 y Telephone Co;
8 yrs from Sept ], 1912: si4.5oo; address. Is
Dey 81.
MAPES AVE, 2D63 all; Isaac Goodrtein TO
Harry Sacks and eno; yrs from oct /, 1912.
50. $50; address, 1867 Fulton ave.
ST MARKS PL, e9-39is, all; Fanny Lerner
% Harris lelson; yrs from March l. 1912;
s., 40; address, All East 9th st.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. ? cor Alder.
ST, store and basement; Eberhardt q Podgur 20
Chas Gristede; Oh yrs from Nov !. 1912;
81 800; address 2is6 Aqueduct ave
WASHINGTON AVE, li77: apartment on
ground floor: Ferdinand @ Kneer TO Alexander
Jsaacson; yB from Oct ], 1912. $3.50 ad-
dress, l4T7 Washington ave.
18th ST. 220 East, all: Lazar Nsrgulies 10
Herman Parnes: yrs from Sept l. 1912.
81. 214. address. 1874 East 10Th ri.
18TH 81, 22i East, all; Lazar Msrgilies To
81 asa address. 3ea East 10Th st
3srH ST. ~ and 10. all; Geo r Baker, IN,
20 Mary j. Pennybacker: yrs from April II,
1912; So, coo; address, 10 East 41st ut.
10TH ST. 800 West, store. etc; Geo N
Greene Co Peter Scularckes; 9 yrs from Oct l.
1912; s720: address, $40 West 10th st
G5TH ST. 326-S2S East. all: W a. J Realty
60 10 Harry Greenstein; yrs 10 months from
June IS, 1912. $1,000; address. l5i West eGth
st.
10th ST, 4Gs East all: Ann Houghey 10
Frank Spadacclni; yrs from Aug l. 1912:
$500. address. 1863 East 1s3th ST.