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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25
PLENTY OF GRASS AND
WATER AROIND CORONA, n. NJ.

PLENTY OF GRASS AND
WATER AROUND CORONA, N. VI.
ter and Harve Slack were in from
the Gallinas mountains and report
plenty of grass and water.
Mrs. John Sloan and family returned
from a weeks visit to Carrizozo and
Three Rivers Sunday.
Perry Melton and family have left
for Roswell, where they will remain
for some time.
Miss Bessie Collins is visiting Miss
Ollie Sloan, of this place. for few
days.
n. NJ. for a wagon load of fruit
G. c. Clements made trip to Peno
Joe Holman is in Progresso. n. NJ.
Mrs. Andrews. night operator. has
left for Arkansas on a visit to her
Jasper Spencer. of Aspermont, Tex.
is looking over this part of the coun-
try with the view of locating.
Mrs. John McCutcheon and family
were in town trading.
Bob Willingham went to Tularosa
on business.
Joe Stroop and family have returned
from a few months stay in the west
ern part of the state
Mrs. Stewart of Ancho, y. NJ, who
has been visiting Miss Bell Penix for
some days. has returned to her home.
Gross Kelly & Co. have been making
some improvements to their store
building by putting up a new porch.
J. T. Davidson and family have re-
turned from a weeks visit in Hale
Center. Tex.
Prof. Bert PeniX, who has been at
tending the State normal at Silver
City for the past month, has returned
to his home
Frank Maxwell, who has been super
vising the dipping of the Pop and
yaldes f1ocks here. left for Ancho,. N.
NJ, on a visit to his wife for a few
days.
Charles Bell continues very low. with
little hope of recovery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25
seven YEARS
OF MISERY
How Mrs. Bethune was Re-
stored to Health by Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegeta.
be Compound.
Sikeston, No. =" For seven years I
suffered everything. 1 was in bed for

four or five days at q
time every month,
and so weak / could
hardly walk. 1 had
cramps, backaehe
and headache, and
was 50 nervous and
weak that 1 dreaded
to see anyone or
have anyone move in
the room. The doc
tors gave me medi-
cine to ease me at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25

quest for his resignation followed a
statement given out by senator Works
in which he criticised the proposed
new Progressive party" I shall not
resign. said senator Works. These
people are not even members of the
Republican Darty-they have no right
TO ask my resignation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25
A Forced Confession.

"Pshawi here's the rain coming down
again and somebody's stolen my UNI
breIla-" Somebody's stolen whatT
We'll, the umbrella I've been carrying
for the last week or so.'-Catholic
Standard and Times
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25
g9z e.Utgg0
0LOtb0US

Health is the foundation Of all good
1oots. The wise woman realizes this
and takes precautions to preserve he
health and strength through the Pc
Rod of child bearing. She remains
Dretty mother by avoiding as far as
possible the suffering and dangers OF
such occasions. This every woman
nav do through the use Of Mothers
Friend. a remedy that has been so long
in use. and accomplished so much
good, that It is in no sense an expert
ment, but a preparation which always
produces the best results. It is for
external application and so penetrating
in its nature as to thoroughly Intricate
every muscle, nerve and tendon in
volVed during the period before baby
comes It aids nature by expanding
the skin and tissues, relieves tender
ness and soreness, and perfectly pre-
pares the system for natural and safe
motherhood. Mothers Friend has been
used and endorsed by thousands Of
mothers, and its use viii prove a com.
To-! . any ~ woman 8s@sH n 91IOt6o5
need Of such a -
remedy. Mothers SEHAOHeG
Friend is sold at ~
drug stores. Write for free book FOR
expectant mothers, which contains
much valuable information
SeADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25
SENATOR DENIES
THAT HE WILL QUIT

Washington, D. c, July Ex-senator
John D. Works declares he mas no in
tention of resigning in accordance with
the request forwarded by Lieut.. Gov.
y. / Wallace, Of California, and Meyer
Lissner, chairman of the California Re
publican national committee. The re
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25

Mis-
Y,
OF a
vasp Of he
the public
constructed for will be
p as
o
stanford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25
INFANTA'S DIVORCE
AROUSES SPAIN

Madrid. spain. July "a local
newspaper confirms the rUmor that It
is the Intention of infante don Antonio
and infanta Eulalia, who have lived
apart for years to renOunce their
Spanish nationality, because Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25
A DUCHESS TO
VISIT NEWPORT

Newport. r. I, July 25.-For the first
time since their marriage the duke and
duchess of RoXburShe viii visit the
mother Of the duchess, Mrs. Ogden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25
SSzs Isl!s :s:I lSISI;

s1.0O and SOC at Drug Stores or direct upon re.
eeipt Of price and dealers name Send l0c for
trial bottls.-Philo Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J.
KNORLAUCH DRUG CO.; KELLY &
POLLARD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25

You'll know there is something wrong.
No one with healthy scalp has Dandruf
it is not natural.
Healthy, strong hair cannot grow under
these conditions and what's far more dig
turbine, the hair that you have will soon
turn grey and fall out. Then comes
" PREMATURE GREY HAIR" and
that 90 Has Been Look about them.
HEED THE WARNING-USE-
HAYS HAIR HEALTH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25

We are overstocked on guaranteed
roofing paper. Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25

GOelet at her Newport villa. the early
part of next month. Mrs. GOelet is
making elaborate prepare tions for the
reception and entertainment of her
titled daughter during the latters
short stay here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25
49, +++++ r !
Ell PAsO TELLS
"Dn

= Ell PASO TELLS
; HER TROUBLES.
To the Want" Columns o.
= The Herald. When there's an
= unexpected vacancy in the Of
= flee or factory force, it's a
= Herald Want Ad that gives no
= tice.
+ When there's something val
= liable lost or a tenant leaves.
= a call to Bell 116. Auto 1115.
= tells the news.
+ Ell Paso has learned that
= Herald Want Ads are the best
= resort in an emergency.
3 = = = = = = - = + = = + >
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-25

. HERE are few ties he can take
up after he passes 50 that do
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
REALTY NOTES.

on January % the Lawyers Title lnsur-
ance and Trust Company will remove its
branch office from No. l5l West 10th street
10 No. 1925 ST. Nicholas avenue, near the
northwest corner Of lSlst street and St
Nicholas avenue.
The Office will be under tho management
OF Clarence J. f. Cunning. and. being situ-
atcd directly opposite the subway entrance,
will undoubtedly be moro convenient for
the clients Of the company than the old
office
The property No. 76l Tenth avenue, which
was sold few days ago by John J. Boy
Ian for Louisa Muller to the Lockwood
Realty Company. has been resold by him
for tho Lockwood Realty Company to
George Gicgcrich.
II. Wahlers, tho present tenant, is the
buyer Of No $50 sixth avenue. the sale OF
which by Eugene r. Murtha was exclusive
" reported on Monday. William s. Lalor
was the broker.
DR. Walter t. Lambert is tho buyer of
the Herbert Parsons house, az No. li2 East
S5th street. sold recently through Douglas
L. Gilman & Co.
The McVickar- -Gaillard Realty Company
reports having recently placed loans ag-
gregating $4,000.
Tutino e. Cerny have sold for the estate
Of Thomas Lynch the two-family house
at No $40 9Th street, Brooklyn. to q client
for occupancy.
J. Irving Walsh has purchased tho real
estate business of the John II. Dye Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
LEASES.

S. OggoCd Pell e. Co have leased for tho
Manhattan Centre Company, the third lott
in No 10 East 46th street TO Berthe May,
corseticre and modlst. for term of years.
Carstcn & Linnckin have leased tho store
and basement at No. 10 East 18th street 10
Jacob Eskowitz also. the second loft iu
No. 20 East 2lst street TO Fairchild Advcr-
tising. Inc: also space in the American
Wooden Building northeast corner Of lH'h
street and Fourth avenue. TO tho Beck En-
craving Company. of Philadelphia.
The Charles +. NOyes Company has
leased for the estate OF Mllard +. Smith
a large portion of the seventh floor of the
Smith-Gray Building. at Broadway and
Warren street, to the I.chigh Portland &C.
mcnt Company: a large suite OF offices IT,
Nos. q and 80 Maiden Lane 10 Hussclrath
4 Thurn, and in the same building they
have negotiated lease for the Liberty
street wing. OF the seventh floor, to Kirk
land & Yardey: also, space I'm Nos. and
Cedar street for the Brevoort Construc-
tion Company TO George w. Chester.
Mccarthy & Fellowcs have leased to the
Holmes Electric Protective Company two
floors In the building Nos. a and IL East
33d street 50x90 feet. for tho Lisle Realty
Company, represented by Albert Il. Ash
forth. The lease Is for ten years, and the
Holmes company will establish one of It's
central offices there.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
RELIABLE POINTS ON
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

WHEN AGE-MARKS APPEAR-The ex-
CessNe use OF powders and cosmetics is
responsible for premature ageing, and
when this condition obtains, powder should
be discarded and an almoZoin cream-teIIy
employed to cleanse the skin and energize
the delicate tissues 10 healthy Action. This
jelly is made by stirring two teaspoonfuls
glycerine into one-half pint cold water
then adding one ource almozoin Let
stand several hours then use freely and
mas sage well into the skin This simnIe
treatment Will remove pimples, blackheads
and other pOre-obStructions as well as
diSpel wrinkles crows feet" and holloWs
Continued using the almozoin cream-jclly
gives to the skin charming tint and
CleaTness.
MAKES LONG. CURLY LAsHES-Plain
pyrOXin applied 10 lash-roots with thumb
long, silky and curly. For thin eyebrows
apply pyroXin with hnger-ends. but be
careful not TO get any where no hair Is
wanted. No harm results i'm using pyroXin
AN original package it is well worth the
If YOU ARE "woRN-oUT'-Heavy
foods and lack OF sufficient exercise
during the winter months cause the blood
10 become sluggish and the organs of
elimination fail to do their work properly
cleanser and body-tonc should be en-
ployed. The recipe here given is mex
pensive, easily prepared and OF great
worth: Dissolve One-half cupfu sugar in
"a
kardcnc and hot water to make a quart
Take one tablespoonful three times daily
and the blood will soon be clear of poison
aCcUmulations When this is done bodily
health and strength return and that tired,
"ai gone" feeling will have vanished
FOR SPARKLING, EXPRESSIVE EYES
Into one pint clear. cold water dissolve
an ounce crystos and put two or three
drops i'm each eye occasionally. A few
times using this eye-tofic makes dull, eX-
pressionless eyes bright and sparkling. No
harm can follow the use of the crystos
eye-tonic and because OF its soothing and
healing effect correets minor eye-troubles
and frequently does away with glasses.
GOOD HOMEMADE HAIR-TONIC-
Here IS an easy-to-prepare hair and scalp
tonic: Mix together a half pint each al
cohol and water. then TO this add one
ounce quinzoin and your tonic is ready.
Used frequently and massaged well into
the scalp. IL stops irritation, Overcomes
dandruff and encourages the halr-saCs to
healthy action After a few applications
of the quinzoin hsir-tonic dull, st1ngy.
brittle hair grows bright, fluffy and soft,
and takes on an added charm and lowell
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
WEST list ST. DWELLING HOUSES SOLD
Nine Story Apartment Structure To Be Erected on Plot on tx
elusive West Side Block.
CEMTRAL'S PARK AVE- PLANS APPROVED BY THE CITY

new nine story apartment house is 10
he erected at No.S3l to 257 West list street
as a result of a sale OF four three story
dwelling houses purchased yesterday by the
Cerabone Construction Company through
slawson & Hobbs. j. will mark the invasion
Of one of the exclusive private dwelling
house blocks on the West Side.
The company acquired Nos. 81 and Z53
from A. l. Mordecai & son. No. 23l from
Mrs. Kate Percival and No 253 from Mrs.
Robert Mcdonald. the combined properties
comprising four three story and basement
private houses, on plot 70xlo2.2 feet.
Another private dwelling a few days ago
10 fall into the hands OF n new owner was
No. 227, which was sold by Jane White
house through L. j. Phillips e Co. to
client for occupancy.
Plans submitted yesterday by the New
York Central Railroad at the request OF
property owners to the Board of Estimate
and Apportionment. and unanimously APP
provcd. will result in the pa rking Of the
now section of Park avenue created by the
terminal improvements, as well as between
5Oth and 56th streets. formerly an open
cut bridged over by footpaths and mac
The new plan, which The property owners
I'm the immediate vicinity have wanted
adopted for several years, provides for the
covering of the open spaces used as Ventl-
Iators with an lS-inch layer of sod, to De
seeded and beautifed with shrubbery, as
well as the elimination OF ventilating appar-
ratus which would project above the sur
face of the street.
In this manner the whole of Park avenue,
which will soon be a continuous north-and-
south artery for traflc of all descriptions
will be uniform I'm its physical treatment
A good deal of activity has been shown
recently on the easterly side Of the tracks
w. Emlen Roosevelt, a cousin Of Theodore
Roosevelt, yesterday took title TO Nos. leo
and los East 54th street
S. Osgood Pell & Co. have sold for Robert
+. Bloodgood the premises No. West 2ist
street, 25x92 feet Horace 5. Ely q CO.
represented the buyer.
Plans for twenty story store, loft and
office building, to be erected on the site
of the old Continental Hotel. at the north
east corner of Broadway and 10Th street
were filed yesterday. The structure will be
erected from plans by Robert T. Lyons on
a plot 96xll31 feet, with an extension 'front.'
ing 80 feet on 2lst street, at cost OF S'Vo'-
OO0 by the Charter Construction Company
Bing & Bng.
The eight story building at No. 2iS 10 80
West 49th street. SOxl0oj feet. was trans
ferred yesterday by Edmund Coffin to Wen
dell L. Nichols. carriage dealer, at No.
200 West 4Sth street. The property is sub
iect to two mortgages amounting TO S2So.oco
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26

e.oo, due as per bond $4,000: at
mtg rnts,ets so''2yddd S2syoddsrd Mark, is5 Broadway
FRANKLIN AVE. Sc s. part Of lots IVA Nv, ana 70
lol map 0f morr,sanW1S 5s, Nest St lssth st jan q,
ysH %, &c 400. attorney. Hagsr. l"o bfoao"S9'
Scp,NT AVE n $. $50 Il c Of Garfield st, 22x
100. Louisa schfeler TO Ella clss,en' " "n na
~, H., conn: Jan ~ due Dec 80 1919; ~ per
nam, ca 600. attorneys. Mcclure Horner &
smith. rs Exchange Place
SAME PROPERTY; same 70 George Wildring.
isa Fast 10sth q tprior mtg S5,mV'' anh Jan II
due AS per bond; sl'loo' a'''ipe'' 'oS'P" .
Baker 81 Nassau ST.
u1rGHES AVE, 2 cor ls0th st. l22Nlfl;
crnss Avenue 60 10 Central Building Improve
r,,g si7. 900: Jan 15 due as per bond; S2o'ojo'
nt,6rners, n,,e stoddard & Mark, l3j Broadway.
INTERvALE AVE W $. 1o4 It n OF Home St,
24x5o. In;ervale ave. 5. 2l9 II OF iion,e s,a
~, 81. ,,od 81 prior mtg s.. 0O0J; Jan -: due as
ner bond; 81 600: attorney, Title Guarantee anu
Trust 60. 176 Broadway
KELLY ST, s. $40 It n OF Iongwood ahe, NC
33x10O: Jakob Rech TO Longvale Construction
Co, 500 Westchester (prior mtg sllOC~ ial.
"a: yrs per cent; $3.50; attorney llue
Guarantee and Trust CO. l10 Broadway
KELLY ST. w = $40 It n Of Longwcod ave
saN100x irres: Kelly ST. $, 40 # n Of Long.
wood ave. 203x10O: Lorgvale Construction 90 70
Margaret Knox, 4Ts Mott ave prior mtg ,gsorncy
4 Knox. 1893 Broadway
KELLY ST. W s. Az q n OF Longwood ave, ave,
2sxlOO Jakob Rech to Longvale Const ~ soo".
90 $50 Westchester ave prior mtg Sio'TtV{i .
ian "a: . yrs. per cent; g. go; attorney l'"'
Guarantee and Trust Co. l76 Broadway
LOT 237 10 239, map part OF Trask e esIssst Esstt
August + Schwarzler 10 Adele tooo, e.
sod ST, Jan 3: 3 yrs. interest as per bona, sr.,e
800: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i'o
Broadway. ..
MYRTLE AVE 6, part lot 81. map OF ,l,,,, Ipp,y
,,nrrissnia o5x15O. LIZZIE Kivierin 10 fanny
Lomas 194I Grand Boulevard and Dor U0hcDG1sS Sons
(prlor mtg S4,5OOl: Jan "a; due as Po7 Fast
$500. attorney George Buckpee' 0V' i-''
fremont ave. -
PENFoLD AVE. $, 135 T. OF suoHTpSd, Frod
place, laxI2sx irreg; Joseph Newman 10 r. ~
Iii, Soutbwortb trustee; Jan "a; due, ETC. ds
per bond: 1000; address, 6s William ST.
TRINITY AVE, a2j 25x10o; casper SCI Sen9. q,
hauser TO Title Guarantee and Trust %. Jan ~
duc as nor bond: S. 600: address, 116 Brodn"ay'
16sTH ST. n 3, at II 167th st, 2lx irres
Charles Warner ard ano to Ella Mapha,, Dop n,p
8Gd 81 Cprior mtg 50 500: Jan 20; que a. ~.
bond: 81 500 attorney, Title Guarantee ana lrus'
Co, 116 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
INSTEAD OF BUTTER
The Sternest of Boycotters Need
Suffer No Hardships.

In joining the butter boycott and so help
ing to bring relief TO the poor flom the bur
den of high prices the wcll-to-do woman
loses little, for she can use mayonnaise
dressing, Philadelphia cream cheese, fruit
buffers, jam, Vermont maple syrup, to-
mato sauces and other dclicacics which
make excellent substitutes for butter. Even
If some of these things cost more than the
golden product of the dairy, It is no mat
ter 1t is worth while 10 use them as a
matter of principle, for tho sake of securing
to others less fortunate a square deal
Bacon fat has been advocated as
a substitute for butter but sausage
drippings are much better, as they
lack the smoky flavor Of bacon and
have a savory flavor Of sage, besides, A
gravy can be made from them that is very
acceptable on pancakes and potatoes at
breakfast. Superfuous grease should be
poured off the sausages. the Hour and sea-
soning added in the usual way and the
paste that forms thinned 10 gravy with
water.
In families where mayonnase dressing
would be looked upon as too expensive d
boiled salad dressing, seasoned in some at
Il
for butter at luncheon. IT may be used
on rolls and plain bread, and II the bread
is served in sandwich form, with a few
cherries. a tiny bit OF celery or lettuce be-
tween the layers, the family will forget
that it has foresworn butter. In fact. nice
sandwiches are always more attractive at
luncheon during almost any season than
plain bread and butter.
That woman who prides herself on pru-
dence and economy at all seasons, even in
the most prosperous times. was wise enough
last fall to put up jars of spicy fruit but
ters, tomato jams and other good things"
on purpose to keep down the butter bill.
Her family is happy now. During the
boycott they will not have TO endure any
hardships. They will avow with delight
that these substitutes are more delicious
than the butter that has been given up.
OF course, it is too late TO make such
goodies" now and manufactured articles
Of this kind are not cheap. However, they
are cheap enough in comparison with but
ter at present, and the same is true of
maple syrup, which is usually deemed a
luxury
Families that use a great deal of bread
might find the present good time TO en-
large their dietary. 1t would probably be
better for them If they ate less bread and
butter and more cheese beans and cereals
Rice. sprinkled with cheese. attractively
seasoned and served for luncheon, is so sat-
isfyng that one cares little for an accom-
paniment of bread and butter. Hominy
samp and other cereals are equally filing
and dish of baked beans or bean soup
with crackers, is usually all that any one
will want at the midday meal.
Families that are compelled to economize
will often sit down to little luncheon Of
bread, butter, tea and jam, when pip
ing hot meal OF bean soup and crackers
would he cheaper and more nourishing
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26

don't Of ;hc Merchants Fire Insurance COM
Pany.
3STH STREET-Contrscts of saIe Todd
signed ycsterddy afternoon by Judson - aStH
for the disposal Of No. 63 TO % ~, et
street running through TO Nos o. Snnnanv
West 3gth street. TO newly forneu Cul',pii! M,
which will erect a twelve story Ine'o s ~ :
building The property has a frontage ., ,ae, asS
feet in 3stn street snd 46.i feet IN 'o'n o.,
list sTREET-Slawson & Hobbs ana EAR az ~
Calhoun have sold for Angela McDonheli, - No
crime c. Percival and A. L. Mordecai q 80" torv
231 to 237 west list street, four 'V ", Tbe
dwelling houses on plot I0xlO22 ieeI ,r,9
buyer is the 4. Campagna Constrnc''oh N'''
pany Anthony Campagna, president.
list STREET.. J. Phillips q 20, o,outng nc
sold No 327 West list street. Owe dwe"tIs H
house. on lot i5.Sx1O22 feet. to client ioi
Occupancy, for Jane Whtebouse.
THE BRONX.
r EIsMERE PIACE-wnlIamson ,o,n Bryan
have sold for a Mr. De Passe No. s61 ElsH,ytto
MACE "A Hathouse, on lot 25XlOO feet. III M,
De Passe takes in part payment TWO ""e'""e
houses at Crawford. y. D.
I5OTH STREET-ln part payment Tor oo,t, ons
Crotona Casino. at No. IIj 10 119 east & 1oSIn
street. recently sold by f.. H. White 10 booItS
b Smons. tho lattcr gave tho I'VE story ha,- ma =
house No 1918 East 1j0th street on plot lvN
100 fcet. Williamson Bryan were thc
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
AfANItATTAN.

WEST END AVENUE-Frederick w. Folk
has sold 40. 736 West End avenue three
story and Easement dwelling house. on lot
lG5X9Jx irregular. adjoining the southeast
corner OF 9Gth street Mr.. FOLK bought The
house last year from Mrs Sarah E. Jacobs.
BOTH sTREET-Adron Coleman has resold
No l3} West 3Oth street three and four story
buildings. on lot 2iX9S.9N irregular. The pur-
chaser IS understood - be an adjoining owner
Mr. Colsman acquired the parcel last June
from the Ranncy estate
RIDGE STREET-Bernhard Galcwski has
bought from Louis schwartz No. - Ridge
street, Il three story building. on lot "JX12
feet. between Grand and Broomc streets.
SiST STREET, \. Derschuch has sold
for s. NJ. Banner the Beverly apartment tcrse.
"A nine story structure, on plot 6ONll4 feet at
Nos. 2s3 and 30 West Slst street 10 an out
of-town investor. The property has been held
nj S30N.u
GREENWICH STREET. Romano Brown
6 Co have sold No. us Greenwich street.
southwest corner of Dey street a hvc story
building on lot 10N irregular This is
IN. first ;i,ne this property has been conveyed
since isi1 a. Nhicl time u was purchased by
the late {. V. u. OstIander. formerly precl-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
JANUARY %.


BROADWAY. G,b: font part ~ store, etc:
New York BARTER co TO Nathan + lTyittan; =
yrs 10 mos from March l. 1917, $1,000. address
- Beccker -.
CANAL ST 5I8: store moor. etc: Mary 4
Lewis to ATucllo Mastrautuom. > yrs from Mafth
l. 1912. 81, 500. address. 429 West l24th 81.
JEROME AVE 1901. Belmont Hotel, etc;
MARY 7 sweet 20 Frank y Archibald. yrs from
March T. 1912; Sl.SOO. address. 40 West l2ith
81.
LAFAYETTE ST. ~; front basement; william
Dachlager % James Vincent. ~ Mulberry 81;
yrs from May /. 1911; $500. address. - lafay-
Ct;e ~.
MADISON AVE. 3oi; all. Mary \ Jordan %
Edward NJ Gaines; II yrs from Jan "5, lol2:
s. 800. address. East 18th 81.
IsT AVE. los: store and basement: EdNard
Eaftcr to Cacio Poycrona. yrs, 500 address
los lst ave.
30 AVE n " cor NJ fremont ave: fremont
Holding 60 10 Peter Grammas and auo. 10 yrs
from date n completion Sioo. address, 5l5
fremont ave.
20rH ST. = East. all. Rough Rider Realty
90 10 Charles Miller and ano, - yrT from req
l. 1912. 81 900. address ioi Ave 6.
i2D ST. 20i West: "a floor Sgmund Berger
!. ieio. Si.6": Gddress. ~o3 west Iasth st,
iiGTH ST. ~ and II West: all; Frank ne
caro- 10 Hanaelo Giamiroto, 3 yTs mos from
Dec /. 1911. Sia.o, address 30 Thompson =.
i5aD ST 80 East double store. ETC. Wales
Construction 90 10 Aaron. rerlus. yrs from
MAY /. 1911; SLosO: address. $40 Wales a'e.