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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-07-04

Are there no Democratic clergymen in
Baltimore?
I put that question to Chairman Mack
No answer
I put it to the Underwood Committee and
to Senator Bankhead.
No retort.
Are we to understand that the managers
of both the old parties are under the secret
control of Rome?
Here are few Of the Democratic heavy
weights
Norman Mack, Romanist, reelected
National Chairman of the party.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-07-04

MR.. WATSON'S APPOINTMENTS.
SENOLA, GA, July 18th, II o'clock A. M.
Ladies Cordially Invited.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

March I.-Harvey w. Peterson,
OF Grangeville, Idaho, applied iol
and was issued license to wed
Miss May E. Copper, of Poplar,
Montana.
March 5.-A license was ISSUED
to Roy p. Davis, and Miss Edith
+. Barnes. both OF Glasgow, en-.
titling them to one fare for a trip
through matrimony.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
Three YEAR Law
People are Anxiously Watching
to see What Congress Does
With the New Home.
stead Law

During the past two weeks this
Office has been beseiged by person
al inquiries as well as numerous
telephone messages asking about
the reported passage of the three
year homestead law now before
congress.
Up to the present time the three
year homestead bill is still in the
lower house OF congress, but the
friends OF the law and all persons
who have the welfare OF this great
northwest at heart, are using every
effort TO get a favorable action on
the bill. The people OF practically
the entire northwest are exceeding
ly anxious to see the three-year
bill become law.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
HILL COUNTY
havre Man Says New Political
Division Has Every Promise
Of Prosperity

"Hill county people are well
satisfied with the result of the re-
cent election and they are starting
out to make good. There will be
manv new settlers coming in this
spring. In fact there are cars Of
stock and emigrants coming to
some parts of the country every
day." said Henry ]. Meili Of Havre
who was in the city yesterday.
'Our county starts out with little
hut the opportunity to make good
ahead Of it. The officers are new
to official life but are a good class
of citizens in whom the people
have much faith and there is no
doubt but what they will manage
county affairs all right.
"The county courthouse site will
have to be settled soon and there
are several places proposed for it.
As yet there has been nothing done
to indicate where the court house
will be erected. Some sites have
been offered free and there are
other sites proposed on which It is
understood the owners will be will
ing to make reasonable terms.
The question will be settled IN due
course by the commissioners and
no doubt the settlement will be
satisfactory to all concerned
Great Falls Tribune.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
Notice to the Public

The two leading magazines Of the Pacific
Coast. the Pacific Monthly aad the Sunset.
have been consolidated under the title Of
"Sunset-the Pacific Monthly"
1t is the intention Of the publishers to
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To introduce il to new readers. we will
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the superbly illustrated Mid-Win,sr num-
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II will make beautiful ornament for your
front room or den.
Send your order to Fred Lockley. North.
western Manager. Sunset-the Pacific
Monthly. Portland. Oregon. 474
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
result Of gun shot wound received
while resisting arrest.

result OF a gun shot wound received
while resisting arrest.
Bsrtle Hayfeld, who was shot
in the leg and arrested at the same
time, has been transferred from
the Deaconess hospital to the
county Jail. where he is now con-
fined, awaiting the action OF the
court.
Since the arrest of Hayfeld and
Langworthy some interesting de-
velopments have taken place in
the case, which prove that the
Hayheld family have been carry.
ing on regular system OF thieving
and have been working over their
plunder and disposine OF it in vari-
Gus ways around town.-Valley
County News.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
LANGWORTHY DIES
John and Bartle fiayfield Are
Both Now In the County Jail.
Many Theft Counts
Against Then

Last Saturday morning no.
Langworthy died at the Stone
hospital as a result OF the gun shot
wound received about a week ago
when he made his escape while be-
ing arrested with Bartle Hayheld
for stealing freight from Great
Northern cars. As mentioned last
week he was shot through the abb
domen. the ball going through his
intestines and liver and lodged
near the spinal column. and very
little hope was entertained for his
recovery. He was conscious to
the last and made no statement
relative to the thieving he was
caught in, and when told he had
only a short time to live, he .ac-
cepted the information without any
apparent emotion. He refused
also to have anything to do with
any minister, as he intimated that
he had discarded all such things
some years ago The body was
taken to the morgue where coro-
ner's inquest was held and the
jury's verdict was to the effect that
the man came to his death as the
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
Catholic Services

Father Hennessy will hold services at
Plentywood Ist Sunday of each month
Bainville apd Sunday OF each month
Culbertson 3rd Sunday Of each month
Medicine Lake 4th Sunday of each month
At Mondak and Fairview when there is
5th Sunday in the month.
Father Hennessy makes his home at Cul
burtsou.
The other missions viz: Antelope. Froid
Redstone, Outlook. Scobey and Brockto'
will be attended on week days.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08

You judge man not by what he promis-
es to do. but by wha, he has done. That
is the only true test Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy judged by this standard has no
superior. People everywhere speak OF il
in the highest terms of praise For sale
BY all dealers.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08

Many sufferers from rheumatism have
been surprised and deliahs,j With the
pronpt relief Afforded BY applying Chan.
beslain's Linimsat. Not one case Of sheu-
matism In ten requires any internal treat.
Deat whatever. This linimsnt 10 Tor sale
BY al dealers.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
CULBERTSON Wins
in Basket Ball Game with Ber-
thOld in Tanners Hall,
n to 10

The Basket Ball game between
Berthold and Culbertson last Sat.
urday evening at Tanners Hall
was largely attended by local en-
thusiasts. And also by the pupils
Of the High School who contribut-
ed largely to the entertainment OF
the evening with songs, yells, etc.
The game was close and exciting
throughout.
Berthold was easily outclassed
IN the first half but had a shade
the best of it in the second. The
final score was III to I9 in favor OF
Culbertson.
Berthold fouled repeatedly. Hus-
ton Smith threw fouls for the local
team and missed three out OF twelve
chances. Berthold threw the mos,
field goals.
The total receipts were $47.75,
barely covering railroad fare oi
Berthold, the deficit already made
up by outsiders.
The names and positions OF the
PLAYERS were as follows:
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08

You can say goodbye to constipation
with clear conscience If you use Cham
berlains Tablets. Many have been per
manently cured by their use. For sale by
all dealers.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
DISTRICT COURT
CASES COMMENCED


Feb. 2o.-The St. Anthony &
Dakota Elevator Company against
Henry Rasmussen. Plaintiff is
represented by ]. l.. Slattery, Esq.
Of this city.
L. d. Swetnam v. H. H. Weber
and the Great Falls National Bank.
Messrs. Hurd & Lewis, Of Glas-
gov, represent plaintiff.
Mar. 1.-The St. Anthonys 4
Dakota Elevator Company v. A.
J. Rasmussen. John l.. Slattery,
Esq, Attorney for plaintiff.
Mar. ar. M. Trafton v. NAL
colin Taylor. Plaintiff represented
bv Messrs. Hurd & Lewis Of Glas-
gov.
Mar. s.-Imperial Elevator Co.
v. A. G. Hinaman. Plaintiff is
represented by Messrs. Hurd &
Lewis.
Mar. 4-The demurrer in the
cases Of Gordon and Ferguson
against b. L Schwartz, ct al was
overruled by the court, and defend.
ant allowed until and including the
twentyseventh day Of March, 1919,
in which to answer or further plead
in the case.
10 the case OF Adolph Fellen-
sick, charged by the State with the
commission OF grand larceny, the
defendant appeared was arraigned
by the court and entered his plea
of guilty to the information filed
against him. Judge Utter SEN
fenced the defendant to two years
at hard labor in the state peniten-
tiary al, Deer Lodge.
The motion for new trial pre-.
sented by Messrs. John L. Slattery
of Glasgow, and r. f. O'Keefe, OF
Chinook, in the case OF the State
OF Montana against lsadore Will
.lette, recently convicted OF grand
larceny in the distric, court here,
was submitted and argued to the
court The court denied the mo-
ton. and an appeal will in all pro-
bability be taken to the Supreme
Court.
Mar. 6.-The case OF Ernes.
Schuman OF the vicinity OF Medi-
cine Lake against Peter l.. Jensen,
of Dagmar, for the return of two
mares, bay and sorrel, or the
value thereof, was commenced and
finished today; the case going to
the jury at about three o'clock, the
jury not having reported up until
time oil receipt OF news items.
The plaintiff, IN support OF his
case, offered proof OF the purchase
OF the property involved in Miles
City OF the A. B. Clarke Horse
Sales Company, about a year ago,
producing the statement OF the in
spector at that place, together with
the evidence OF several witnesses
on minor points. Schuman stated
that he had taken the horses to his
ranch and had turned them loose
On his range and that they there
after became lost, and that he fin.
ally noticed an advertisement IN
the Culbertson Searcblight stating
that Mr.. ]. E. Keller OF Enterprise
had them in his possession. and
that upon inquiry OF Keller. he
found that Mr.. Jensen had been
there and taken the horses. Upon
inquiry at Mr.. Jensen's ranch. he
found the two mares in Jensen's
possession; but Jensen refused to
turn them over until the deputy
sheriff came to get them, and tina,
they have been the subject OF re-
plevin actions since that time in
the justice courts.
Jensen, on the ether hand,
claims that he purchased the
horses in the stockyards at Cul'
bertson four years before he recov'
cred them in Keller's possession,
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08
s possession at the time he

his possession at the time he
claims.
For identification of the horses,
which seems to be the mooted
point, Schuman relies on the testi-
mony Of Mr.. John Bonner who
accompanied h,m to Miles City at
the time Of h,s alleged purchase,
while the witness for Jensen state
that the animals may have borne
brands, but that they were rem
dered practically indistinguishable
by the length OF the hair Of the
animals, and that they paid but
very little attention to the brands
in general. 'Messrs. Hurd &
Lewis and Paul Babcock repre-.
sented Ernest Schuman, and the
defendant was represented by Mr..
c. E Conner, of Medicine Lake.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-03-08

Arthur Chandler, substitute 70
Richard Smith, second half.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
JEANNE STEELE.

JEANNE STEELE.
Certificate OF formation OF limited partnsrsa1p
forming limited partnership under and per-
susnt to the Laws Of the State OF New York
do hereby certify as follows:
l. The name or firm under which such part
nership is 10 be conducted IL JEANNE
STEELE, and the county wherein the principal
place OF business is to be located Is the County
OF New York.
3 The general nature Of the business tn-
tended TO be transacted Is drsssnsking oust-
ness.
3. The names Of all the general and special
partners interested therein, each OF whom u Of
full age, and their respective places Of resi-
dence are as follows:
Jeanne steele, general partner, who re-
sides at is West 64th Street. In the Borough
Mary p. Russell, special partner, who re-
sides at 146 East Both Street. IN the Borough
OF Manhattan, City and State OF New York
T. The amount OF capital which the apsoiA
partner has contributed to the common stock
Is Three thcussnd $50, 100000 Dollars.
5. The partnership IS 10 begin on tho 22nd
day OF October. 1912 and TO end on the 22nd
day OF October, 1914.
IN witness whereof. We have signed this esr-
tihcate this 2lst day OF October. 1912
NARY P. RUSSELL.
JEANNE STEELE.
Stnte OF New York. County Of New York, S.:
On this 2lst day OF October, one thousand
nine hundred and twelve before me personally
came JEANNE STEELE and MARY p. RUS
me 70 be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing certificate. and they
severally acknowledged TO me that they exc
cuted the same. II. A. HUDDLESrON.
Commissioner Of Deeds.
City OF New York. No i05.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
FINE RoSLYN ESTATE SOLD
New Owner for 0akman Property
Comprising Over Seventy Lots.

Henry d. Winans & May report the
sale of Oakdene. at Roslyn, Long Island,
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Oak
man, to a client for occupancy. This
property consists of more than seventy
acres and is Immediately adjacent TO the
estates of F. Gray Griswold. General
Lloyd s. Brice and Mrs. Louis l.. Stan
ton. and commands an exceptional view
of Hampstead Harbor,
The house is a modern Colonial man.
sion. Quilt from designs and under the
supervision Of Grosvenor Atterbury. ar
chitect. II contains unusual artistic
features, many Of the freplaces. door
ways. columns and much woodwork hav-
ing been brought from abroad or pur-
chased from the residence of the late
Stanford White. The grounds. includ-
ing trees and shrubbery are unique. the
sellers having given special attention to
the winter coloring. The seller Of this
property was represented in the negotia-
tons by Worthington Whitehouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
Manhattan.

AVE \. l743, 2jx9i: Martha Realty co "a
John Burckhardt. 433 East 18Th ~. %Ov
prior mtg $4,000; year, per cent, $500.
attorneys. Fitch. Mott & Grant % Nassau ~.
BEAVER ST. - and %, 494x-: New and
Beaver Arcade Co TO Metropolitan Trust 60 ~
New York 80 Wall 81. Nov II. yrs. per
cent: 1915. 600; attorneys, Woodfofd, Boyce q
Butcher. ! Madison ave.
CHRISTOPHER ST 1876. cor Wcehaw
ken, 30 Ok irrog; George ONei TO Beadlest0n
a WOerz Realty Corporation, 2Hl East 10th 10
Nov o; demand per cent 5000, attorneys.
Guggcnhemer, Untcrmyer Marshall. -
Wall ST.
LEONARD ST. 3 90 q Of Lafayette
st. 4Jx4g II. ThcO y Sayre 90 Title Insurance
co OF New York; Nov o. yrs; $4,000. ad
dress. 1a5 Broadway.
Cartwright 10 Lawyers Title Insurance End
Trust co: Nov IS. . yrE. AZ per cent; 5000,
address 100 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. u cor 1911 -, &c 2N-;
Denis } Mccarthy to Title Guarantee and
Trust co; due as per bond; Nov II; $4,000.
address 17G Broadway.
PARK AVE, 1907 and 1909, 315x0O: Denis
J Mccarthy 10 Title Guarantee and Trust co.
Nov II. due as per bond $500: address, VIC
PARK AVE, W cor sOth ST. 2oGKsi2. Julia
& Bourne 10 GTcnHlle l. Winthrop and anO,
exrs, LenoX Mass; yrs, ~ per cent; Nov
II: $1,000: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust CO. 100 Broadway.
1ST AVE. s " cor, 1olst -. lOONlOO, Clan
batista Gauzza 20 Louis l. Seaman, 24I 9Th
ave: Nov II. duo Dec ], 1917; per cent;
5000: attorneys. Weeks Bros. 40 William St
9th ST 1856 West. 4 sly brk. lac n Of
9th ave. 22x9s.0. STANLEY Gollck Co TO Alpha
Portland Cement CO. 10 Exchange pl Jersey
CITY prior mtg $4,000: Nov Q; due May 2.
1918. 8 per cent: $1,000; attorney, Louis II
Porter 140 Nassau IT
10Th ST. ia West 2 sty brk. 25x1OO.5;
directors Realty Holding co 70 Oliver IIarri
man et al. eNTs, White Plains, Y. 3 yrs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased to Wolff & Barend the store and
basement of Nos. 113 and lis Spring street
for long term Of years; the store and
basement Of No. 1O2 John street for Alex
ander Findlay to Charles Wallach. and
the seventh loft Of the Turnbull building,
at Nos. l6l and 163 Grand street, to the
German Novelty Company.
WiIbAr {. Goodale leased to William NJ.
Tiyol the hotel and land bounded by
Southern Boulevard, Mohegan avenue and
10th street. The lessee will rebuild and
open an amusement enterprise.
Thomas ]. O'Reiily leased for the estate
Of Robert T. Westcott stores in the new
building, northeast corner Of Broadway
and 10th street: No. 1896 Broadway TO
the United Cigar Stores; No. 28A Broad
way to Morris Olnick; No. 2Si6 Broadway
% V. Benedict & Co and the store at
No. $40 West 10th street to Maison Fran
calse.
Nicholson G. Co. leased for long term
the five story and basement building, with
land adjoining, on Whitlock avenue and
10th street, adjacent to the Casanova
station of the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad. to the Blur Brothers
Piano Company. This is the building for
merry occupied by the Gabler Piano Com
many. which retired from business.
Pease e. Gilman rented apartments in
No. Sc West nth street to Mrs Grace L.
6,,ock. No 1Ol East 10Th street to Mrs.
Annie McGrath; M 80 West 18th street
10 r. Z. Forrest; DO. l West Goth street
10
nue. to c. S. Stephenson. and large
store at No. a West 18th street to Robert
WEyte. represented BY W. A. Phipps, for
a long term Of years.
WILDER c. Goodale has leased for the
Madison Square Mortgage Company the
southeast corner of Seventh avenue and
26th street to John Farrelly, who will
open a cafe and restaurant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
At the Bronx Exchange
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
NOVEMBER IL.

NOVEMBER II.
AQUEDUCT AVE 1858; south store and
basement: J Frederick Muller TO Louis Weiss;
yrs from Sept 10. 1912; $500; address, 1888
AQueduct ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE, n e cor 10th st: store,
etc; Carnegie Construction Co to Oscar y Ab-
bott 10 yrs mos from June j, 1912 ~, 400;
address ia West Tooth st.
AMSTERDAM AVE, s23; south store and
basement; Louis + sommer 70 Harry Fineson;
3 yrs from May /, 1918; S72O; address, s23
Amsterdam ave.
BLEECKER ST. 4I7 and 41e, 5 cor. Bank
st. So; stores, cellars and second story: Cath
Laux 10 Frederick J Kuck: 10 yrs from Aug
10, 1912: 81 100; address, so Bank st.
MONTGOMERY ST. 50: store; Max Gold 70
Robert Kohn; yrs from July 1, 1912; $40;
address, IS Montgomery ST,
RIVER AVE. n cor both ct. 494.6x-;
10th ST. n s. 41S.5 II W Of Cromwell ave, 81 Az
= the lands Henry L Morris 70 !. II Mace e
Co: 81 yrs from Nov I, 1912; $500; address,
WALES AVE. Gs5; store and basement: J II
sieyers to Abe Teller; yrs from Oct To- 1872
Sd AVE, 1922: store and basement; Helen
O. Brien to Oscar Il Rinas: yrs from Nov !.
1912, s612; address. 1872 Sd ave
7TH AVE. c cor 10Th st, 77.6x-i l. Van
Alien 10 IIggett q Myers Tobacco Co; 10 yrs
from Jan ], 1918; $1,000;
BOTH ST. 10 and q West eleventh floor;
1921 West 36th Street Co TO Windsor Costume
Co; yrs from Feb !. 1913; 5000; address, 10
IS" sSTH H. ST 200 West; store. etc; D Costa to
Sept l. 1912; $1,000; address. lis West s9th st.
10TH SIT, 3l8 East: store and basement;
Harry Broadman 10 CHINO Calcaterra and anO,
3 yrs from Oct /, 1912; s720; address, 3l5 East
10Th ct.
18TH ST. S0s to 812 East; all: Assets
Liquidation Co 10 Francesca Gallo; yrs from
Oct / 1912: 81, 900; address, 464 East ll5th 81.
i4o1'H ST. 341 East: ALL Eloise Scheeper 70
John Wenzler; 3 yrs from Sept /, 1912; 1920;
address 341 East 10th st.
10TH ST, 4S1 East; store; Estates Mortgage
Securities Co TO Aron Kaufman; 5 yrs from
Oct l. 1912; $500; address, 4s1 East 18TH st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
GREAT NECK ESTATES SALES.

THE Mcknight Realty Company reports
the sale on the Estates of Great Neck to
Percy F. Jerome, of Manhattan. a plot
having a frontage of 1877 feet at the june
ton Of Sycamore Drive and Myrtle Drive.
The cost Of this plot is $500. The loca-
ton is in the woodland section Of Great
Neck and the purchaser intends to inn
prove the plot with large colonial brick
dwelling house. To Samuel 5. Hanway,
George =. Dickson and John w. Miller
a plot having a frontage of sixty feet on
Willow Drive and situated very close to
the entrance Of the Estates OF Great Neck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
REALTY NOTES.

Herbert \. Sherman will offer at fore
closure to-day the plot 56xlO1 feet on Van
Corlear Place, at the junction OF nth
street, to satisfy a first mortgage loan OF
5000
David Pfeiffer represented Albert Hoch-
ster I'm the recently reported sale Of No.
III East SD street to the Alon Realty
Company, which owns No. 100 TO 100, add
joining. Francis b. Robert acted for the
purchaser. nine story apartment house
will be erected on the combined Site look
100 feet.
The Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton will hold a meeting at No. lf East
l25th street on Thursday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
NOVEMBER II.
Manhattan

BEAVER ST. 70 and %. 1O3.10x40. Ak
irreg: Brody. Adler & Koch Co 10 New &
Beaver Arcade Co. 3S West SD ST CmtS
10000: Nov 8: 500. attorneys, Woodford.
Bovee e. Butcher / Madison ave.
LEXINGTON AVE, cor OF lO9th ST.
90 likes; Amelia Feltenstein TO Bella Aron-
son. 1875 Rodney st, Brooklyn (mtg s2l'OOo)
Nov II: 81.
MANHATTAN AVE. 443. 25xlo0; Jennie
Ettinger 10 George Solomon. IL East g1th
~ Cmtg S27. 5000: and all liens: Sept 8: 81
PARK AVE, W cor OF s0th st, 81. 2x2O o;
Chester W Chaplin and ano TO julia g
Bouris: C: April 81. 1902; 81: attorney.
LAWYERS Title Insurance Co. 100 Broadway.
WEST END AVE, S. 40 II OF 18Th
ST. 2Ox55.1i. Gustav r Schultz 70 Johann
Ringau, AT Berlin. Germany (mtg S2OJOJJ
Registers Office.
nth ST. S s. so II " OF Irving pl 20xsi ;
Dick Bernard TO Carolyn Rothstein, los West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12

Dyre Avenue Realty Co TO Standard PiuinO-
ing Supply Co 6 mtgs) 81. .ooo
Wilson NJ Powell to Mary l. Shear sJ'OOo'
LAWYERS Title Insurance and trust 20 u
LAWYERS Mortgage CO. $4,000.
Jonas Il Nissan to John Knox; 81 80
George Sommer to Harry Bryan; S30V.
Margaret Il Smith to Emily l. Wendell sIoo
Catherine Rafter TO Helen Thompson Sl'OoV
Ellen + Donln TO John Adamer; SOU
/ Ker to Mary Il Middleton; ~ 300 ,
Nan Deventer Corporation 10 Wilhelmina r
Genrerich; s4,092 IA. ,,ooo
Samuel Wacht 10 Herman II Levy; 4,OOO.
Nathan Kirsh to Samuel Wscht; 1900 80
George McCauslan TO Minnie Hummel; wow
Katie Funck to Annie L Doer: $1,000
Theodore Kauhensen TO Richard Hehzei'
So 800 .,oo
Edward A Weiss to Moritz Weiss; 500. j,
William Hahnel TO Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co: $4,000. -,
Charles IL Luedeke to Greenwich Savings
Bank; SIS, GOO. Ia, 49,,
Trust Co: $4,000.
Louis Feitelson to Marion II Siesel: u
Mary Dunn to Title Insurance Co; 10000
City Real Estate Co to Dollar Savings BANK
a assts); $4,000
United States Life Insurance Co TO City Real
Estate Co @ assts); 500.
Mary and Louise Hecht TO Title Insurance
Co: sos. 900.
Max Cohen to David Stein; 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
AsroR TENEMENTs LEASED.

Harris g. Maurice Mandelbaum have
leased from William Waldorf Astor the
ten four story tenement houses, with
stores. No. "A to 80 Avenue A, occupying
the block front, 19ix75 feet, on the east
side OF the avenue. between 9Th and 6tn
streets. The lease is for a term OF
twenty-one years, with the privilege Of
two renewals for a similar period. the
total rental of which will aggregate 5000
go. Negotiations ares said TO be pending
for the sub-letting Of the property for