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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-10-10
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION.
AS provided by section 1865. chap

AS provided by section 1865. chap
ter 10. Revised Code OF 1908
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday. the 9th day OF NoVembet.
1872, an election VIII be hello
AT the following p%olling places to-
wit
Perry Township At the Washins
Badger Township Al the Donde-
linger Building on lot ~. block |,
l.oomis.
Blendon Township Al School
House No. g.
MI. Vernon Township and City OF
Mt. Nernon-At the City Hall
Beulah Township-At the Town
Hall in the Town of Belts.
Mitchell Township Al the Sher-
ifs Office at the Court House
Prosper Township AT School
House No. ..
Lisbon Township NJ school house
No. -.
Union Township. At school house
No. %.
Baker Township AT Central
school house No. 10.
Tobin Township Al school house
No. l6.
Rome Township and Ethan Al
the Town Hall in the Town OF Eth
CITY of Mitchell:
LIST Ward-The shooting gallery,
End Ward-At the City Hose
house.
Bird Ward-At the Court House.
Attn Ward-At the City Han.
For the election OF Congressional,
State and County officers, namely.
Five Presidential Electors.
one memberof Congress, LIST dis
trict.
One Judge of Supreme Court
LIST district.
one Judge of Supreme Court
2nd district.
One Judge of Supreme Court
3rd district.
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Secretary OF State.
one Attorney General.
one State Auditor.
One Commissioner OF School anc
Public Land.
one Superintendent of Public In
struction.
one Railroad Commissioner, Isl
district.
One State Senator.
Two Representatives.
One County Treasurer.
one County Auditor.
one Sheriff.
One Register of Deeds.
One Clerk of Courts.
One Supt. OF Schools.
one States Attorney.
One County Judge.
One County Surveyor.
One Coroner.
One County Commissioner for tE'
2nd Com. Dist.
One County Commissioner for thu
9Th Com. Dist.
Which election will be opened at
O'Clock in the morning and VIII con
tinue until 5 O'Clock in the after
noon of the same day.
Dated this 9Th day OF October
1912.
(Signedl
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-10-10
BECKER WITNESS
SHOT ON STREET
POLICE SKEPTICAL OF FRUIT
DEALERS STORY THAT HE
SHOT FOR REVENGE.

New York City.-'Big Jack" Zelig
was shot and killed Saturday night.
The East Side gang leader and pros
pective witness in the trial of Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker for the
murder of Herman Rosenthal, the
gambler, which is to begin today.
was seated in a Second avenue open
trolley car when Phillip Davidson,
who says he is a fruit dealer, jumped
on the running board and fired the
fatal shot.
Davidson leaped from the car and
IA away, but was caught. revolver in
hand. He admitted the shooting and
said it was for revenge. the police
say. According to the prisoner, Zelig
had held him up at the point OF a re
yolver late Saturday in an East Side
hallway and robbed him of S400.
Was He Lurcd To His Death.
II police were at a loss whether
to believe Davidson's story and at a
late hour reports that Zelig had been
lured to the scene OF the shooting by
a telephone message We're being in
yestigated.
Patrons of a Second venue rest
aurant some distance away said that
Zelis, who was in that neighborhood
earlier in the evening, had received
a telephone call from some II who
made an appointment to meet him at
Fourteenth street neal Sesond ave
nue..
Zelig jumped on a car, the story
ran, and a few moments later worC
came to the restaurant that he haC
been shot.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-10-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Regular eXar ration for teachers
certificate, second, third and primary
grades only will be held at the court
house October u and IL.
This is last examination scheduled
therefore those whose certificates ex-
pire during school year should write
this examination.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-10-10
VANDERBILT RACEIN WISCONSIN

milwaukee,, Wis.-That the VAN
derbilt cup, Grand Prix, Wisconsin
challenge trophy and Pabst trophy
races will be held in Milwaukee in
1919 and 1914 was the positive ar
nouncement made today by officials
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20

,oo throw Realty co to Prospect Investing GOO
Harrison. Y; Jan s: / year. . per cent FiV'S
attorney. S W Collins, 63 wall ST. ,.,,,,,,,
LOT So. map property at Unlonp%9a.;, totb 81
Heinrich to August EniIeSss; :, GS SSo. attorney
Feb II, year, per cent NluVV'
II Baechler. 1ll6 Walker ave ,,.o,
MONTGOMERY AVE. 1745, 25xloo; la ma, ace
Bezoh to John Rau. I69 MetoP9g,iiao'LE Eeb 4
Brooklyn prior mtg So feo TO- u E,orest .
1914 per cent: 81 100; hltoip'''
Hirleman. 391 East 10th ST. "a
SUMMIT AVE. . :. 80 II Of lo.h 81, 70 &c ~
irreg; Machaner Realty and Constructor a,e NO as
Title Guarantee and Trust 60; feo ~,
per bond: s3i OGO; address lIB Broan"'s'
TIFFANY syr. 1920. 25xes; Tillie F signer 20
saa SoO ;u5' yrs, per cent s. 900 attorney. For
est p Trautmsn. l32 Nassau ST.
TRINITY AVE, g cor l5sth 81. 2iHssH IT. !.
Carpenter. Bar Harbor, Me; FEB ~; l'i;oriir A.
$50 000 attorneys. w Y & . Cha'iO''
Nassau st. &c.
UNION AVE. :, 142 q Of 14ltn 1.,iLz ST. Co 60
100: throw Realty CO 10 Prospect nv nosn,i S1O0
Harrison. Y: Jan S; year per GS.t; TIat; st
COO; attorney, stephen II Collins 6S wan St.
WASHINGTON AVE. n = cor Fletcher 81
36XS6x irreg; Nora Construction co 10 naI's y, =,
s2s' 'oO0): due as per bond; s6 600; attorney. a
Hager, 1J6 Broadway
WILKINS AVE. =, 500 II n Of l7Oth 81, 5 9JN
100; Charles oietrmann & co TO John t. mtg
sss C0o, 70 yrs & per cent: $500: attorney Title
Guarantee and Trust co, 178 Broadway
ZULETTE AVE, S 5, I2j It Of Mapes ave
25x1co; Charles Holdorf to Edward Regenna'
4i3 Gregory ave, Weehawken. y J; Feo 10,
year. q per cent; s2.o00! attorney, II p Cudiich'
2e9 Broadway
162D ST, s25 East. 24x77: Kossuth Realty CO
10 C1orind Masssgli, $40 East l60th ST. Feo II
(pEior mtg S6,250; due as per bond; Sl,VOVi az
toruey, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'S Broad
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
MANHATTAN.

s3p sTREET-willlam j. Csrlin has sold 40.
l6l TO 165 West SD street, three three stnry
dwelling houses, on a plot 50.sXlO22 feet, be
tween Columbus and Amsterdam avenues. The
property together with No. 167 was sold under
contract last year 10 Locke & Co, carriage
builders, but the deal was never consumnatea'
SIXTH AvENI-E-The John Slater estate has
sold No $50 Sixth avenue, northeast corner OF
4sth street four story building. with store, on
lot % 5x5e9 feet. The buyer Is understood TO
be an operator.
14TH sTREET-Ada g. Belt has sold to
Michael H. Marks No. I West 18Th street. a
four story building. on lot 25HloS.9 feet, van
Buren, leasehold' The property Is located l"V
feet west Of Fifth avenue, and Is separated hy
one house from the famous old Van Buren,
homestead
AyENT-E B-Harris e. Maurice Msndelbsum
have resoId No. Isl Avenue r. four story
tenement house. with stores on lot ~ XII
feet 10 a buyer who will remodel the building
for his own business. The sellers acqulTel 'ht
property last week.
READE STREET-The estate OF Mary 4. +.
Brnckerhon has sold No. i54 Reade street,
four story loft building. on A lot -J112b teet'
near Greenwich street.
WOOSTER sTREET-Frederick J. Agate has
sold 10 o client OF Benjamin F. Feiner Nos 10
and III Wooster street, a seven story Iott build.
ing on a plot 50x100 feet between Houston and
Bleecker streets
l73D sTREET-Thomas W seee has sold No.
56s West l73d street. Ave story new law nat
house. on a plot 376x1o0 feet. located 100 feet
east of ST. Nicholas avenue.
has sold for the Criterion Construction Company
the six story elevator apartment house, known
as the Harriet at No. 8l7 West 1i3d street.
between Broadway and Riverside Drive, on a
plot 75xe9 II feet. The Domain Realty company
is the buyer.
THIRD AVENUE-Dun 4 Ccngcr have sold
for the Germond estate the northwest corner OF
Third avenue and 18th street three four story
tenement houses on a plot 76SXeO feet, 10
Leonard Well. also Nos l73 and l7S East 71'h
street, adjoining, two Ave story tenement houses,
On a plot 60x1022 feet, 10 DR.. Augustus Mllleg.
The property has been held ~ $4,000. The
buildings were erected by Wellington Gsrmond
over thirty years ago.
WATER sTREET-Jacob Frick has sold No
6s4 Water street. southwest corner of Jackson
street. fve story tenement house. on a lot pa
x100 feet
AUDUBON AVENCE-The Moratcn Realty
Investing CORPORATION have sold No. ass Audi
bon avenue three story dwelling house, on a
lot 1890 feet 10 a client for OCCUPANCY.
THE BRONX.
MINFORD PLACE-Louis Cowan and william
Loeb have sold for the Jackson Associates the
northwest corner Of Minford Place and l72d
street, five story new law fathouse. on a plot
35x1OO feet. The buyer gave suburban property
in part payment
CRIMNfINs AvENUE-In exchange for the
Franklin avenue and Jefferson Place, recently
sold by Uedwig Glass 70 F. B. Chedsey, the
latter gave the plot 6ix1O0 feet al the north
east corner OF Crimmins avenue and Oak Ter
race. Louis CoNan and Charles Wolinsky were
fbc brokare
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

James Tyroler 70 William n putton ct al
Ernest steiger. eNr To Bertha Vizetelly; So 600
Jacob wicks, jr, to William Wyatt and sno'
trus $50. 600.
Frederick 4 Jackson and ano to Frederick \
Ernesine ! sierck and ano TO Title Guarantee
and Trust 60; SIS coo
Hans F Truelsen to Fulton Realty 20; 5000
Fulton Realty Co 10 William Peters: 81
Inited states. Title Guaranty 90 10 Daniel
PARK Mortgage 60 to Hannah NJ Thomas;
same to Catherine Paris: $4,000
Arthur Weiser 10 Herman Fuld; 5000
Jacoo Moersfelder Abraham Nevins slOn
Frederick II Palmer 10 Nelson smith; ~ .5pl
Benenson Realty 90 to Henry Dreyer; 81 800
Rebecca Chaimowitz 10 Julian Benedict: 81
Isaac Goodstein TO Domeni'a Abbate; 500.
Sainc 10 same; 500
New York Investors Corporation TO TIT
Guarantee and Trust 90, $4,000.
August Knippenberg to Henry + von Runnen
Aicxsnder : FIshor 10 Seth 5 Terry. $4,000.
Land 90 u Edenwald 20 Mary !; Monaghan
$3.50
Same To same. SIT5
Same 10 same. $50
Land co . Of Edenwa!d TO Mary F. Monaghan
Rosa Mack to Jonas We'll; $4,000
Emma Keller 10 Louis Epstein; 81.
5000
same 10 Arthur = Lard; $4,000
Land 90 Of Edenvald 10 Mary MonaShan
Title Guarartcc oud Trust 90 to I.udwIg II
mann: SlS.O0u
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co tt
Emma 4 Bussing: $1,000
Same 10 Lawyers MOstgage 90; S@oW"
Saiue TO samc. S2S.00n
Iciega Realty 20 10 Lydia Tayl"G: slnu'
Caroline Garess TO Anna \ Schulz A 300
John : Woodward To Eugene Nallersi shWp'
charles Gareiss to Caroline Guretssi Sj,jOO
Harry Fischel 10 Ephruini Adler: 81
Lincoln Trust 80 10 Nov York ldte INSURANCE
CO. Sil2OO0. :,
Josiah W Wentworth 1T al tf'S 10 IaAid "
j. F'arrelly: Sai. GG6 60.
Same to same s2d,0ol.
Same TO same. $1,000.
$2T 800 .oo
Same In Anna r Rowe; Sl2.CW
Satno To samuel NJ S'hutzi tI,uH
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20
LEASES.

Frederick Fox e. Co. have lesseu for Ed
ward w. Browning in the Herald Square
Building, No 141 to ! i5 West 96th street the
fourth loft TO the Consolidated Fireproof
Materials Company, the nth loft TO the
Bureau of National Liter ature. the sixth
loft to the International Service Corpora
ton and the seventh loft to the Kent Press
and Paschkes & Ruby. For the Little
Streets Company, the second loft at No. Il
West 40th street. TO the Steel Inner Tube
COMPANY, and the third loft To LIND &
Stevens. and in No. 50 West 45th street, in
conjunction with r. S. Guldea, the store
and basement TO the Senegas Company. and
for Frank E. Raphael, the store at No. II
West 44th street. 10 F. Fournier.
The Charles r. Moves Company has
leased Nos 100 and III Beekman street. a
seven story and basement building, TO Isaac
A. Sheppard for a long term Of years. The
lessees are prominent manufacturers and
dealers in stoves and furnaces, and will
occupy the entire building exclusively for
their business.
James Kyle & Sons have rented the four
story and basement private dwelling house
No. 124 East 44th street 70 Mrs Augusta
Rcak for term of years.
J. z. Whitaker reports that nc has closed
the following leases: To Adolph 4. Hage-
man. No. go 10 6SS Sixth avenue. and No.
59 West 39th street, northeast corner, six
buildings; also No. 637 TO Gal Sixth avenue,
three buildings. Both properties are owned
by the Ridabock estate He has also leased
10 John T. Burum, No CPS sixth avenue.
Pease e. Gilman leased TO the Erie Rail
road Company g. store in tho Greeley
SQUARE Hotel. at Broadway and gath street
and a store in the Grand Hotel. at Broad
way and a1st street. to the Rock Island
Railroad Company.
The Louis Becker Company has leased
the three story building known the Wal
lace, occupying plot 5oxl0o feet. at No AIS
West 1920 street. for ten and a half years,
at an aggregate rental Of s52i50, TO Anton
Fuerst, who will use the premises as mu-
steal conservatory.
M L.I1Iess have leased for +. :. Will
lard e. Co. agents. the fifth loft at No. 29'
N 2sO West 10Th street TO the Turco-Ameri-
can Tobacco Company: the fourth lott AZ
No. 33l Bowery TO L. & d. Leibowitz the
ninth and tenth lofts at Nos. l25 and l37
West 9th street to Louis Cohen; 400 feet
IN the new Masonic Hall Building AT NO a
West 22d street to A. J. Cazelar; the second
loft al Nos 175 and III Greene street to the
Atlas Hat Company; No. 225 Fifth avenue
10 S Greenberger the parlor store at NO
III West 18th street to Christie Harris. and
the store No 225 Greene street to Samuel
Miller & Co.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
the store and basement at No. q west @itI
street for term, of wears TO Frank ano
l. II. Russek.
Thomas & Son have leased to Acker' Mer'
rail- e. Condlt for term Of years the double
store AT No. 1892 Amsterdam avenue.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20

Paul Schrul agt Vncenzo AyareHo' '"
contractor: $3.50.
44TH ST 557 West: Conrad Becker sgsa az ~ o.
nsdina Gorgers. owner and contractor GOO" W
BIEECKER ST. 10: Jacob Rubin sgt gs,or ssaI
Of Low, owner; Otto Melin, COM"
S291 80.
BELMONT AVE, cor OF 'Iss 'Isss',1,'o,,eni
23x7s9: n Bell Go agt Kitchen I,',pso s. s9a ~
90 owner; Book Schmidt. CONTRACTOR
BROOK AVE. . s, III II Of of,6sot 81 10 '"' ''
4sxs54: " W Bell co agt same; s"e -
nth ST. $50 East; August Bargsnaas Se
IuIia Mendel owner and contractor GOV -"
DIVISION ST. ss: Harry Freed ast n,,;,l 1oluDv'1
Brothers & Wolk, owners; Abraham
contractor: $40 o-.
BAXTER ST. cor Of Write 81 'o,Dners
Harry Freed agt Aronson & Baum: o"hrrs ndn
Abraham MoskoWltZ q LOUIS
tractors S215
18TH ST. 143 West Emil Mueller ag s'n1 VA
Realty Co, ST Anne Building co ana JuIsa ss,ors
Catherine Coffey. owners ana oo''''
So. $50 J6. -
Doth ST. :. SoS n OF Barnes s, eye, So ~
ia. Hudson Woodworking 60 az
Ayarello owner and contractor; 5000
UNDERCLIFF AVE. W 5, 800 n o., OF Mssn sgt
inston Bridge 136x142: Hymen ID ShsPIo az
Hope Construction Co, owner: LOUIS i"so
Jacob Katz. contractor; s21I oo.
10TH ST. 102 TO i03 West: Jonn Jlnor,. IoSn
stewart and Henry Pruser, oWnersse ,oe
Garage and Motor Co. contractor sloo d.
t4sTu ST. $. 1915 II OF Sd ave A A:sx
11211 Title Guarantee and Trust 20 ass so, "es
W Markey, jr, owner and contractor ell
nrTANCEY ST, : W cor Of Mulberry 81; I"; ; l
1851 Klenert & Rosenblutn, lnSe Sssa as'
Brigante, owner and contractor; 1000
,oon CT ao5 East: Isaac Glassmen 81 el agt
catalonia Golf Cleek and Manufacturing 80 80
owner. Beniamin VI Goldberg, CONTRACTOR sssi'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20

The four story building at the northeast
corner of 18th street and sixth avenue Q"
a lot 235x599 feet, was sold yesterday p'
the John Slater estate. The buyer is unuel-
stood to be an operator Last week the
purchase of No. So Sixth avenue, adJolnihS
the Slater corner, was reported by ENNIS
Sinnott. and Harris e. Mandelbaum
bought No. $50 from the City Real Estate
Company. Another transaction invoived
the purchase of No So by II. Wahler'' 'he
tenant.
William J. Carlin has sold No. l5l to loo
West SD street, three three story d"e'Ili,ss'
on plot 5O9x1O22 feet, between columbus
and Amsterdam avenues. The property
together with No. 167, was sold uncfr co'-
tract last year TO Locke g. Co, carriage
builders, but the deal was never consuih-
mated.
Ada G. Belt has sold to Michael II. Marks
No. West 14th street four story buIiu-
ing, on lot 25xl033 feet, Van Buren tease
hold. The property is located 100 teet west
of Fifth avenue, and is separated by one
house from the famous old Van Euren
homestead
Cornelius Vanderbilt is the buyer OF the
vacant plot adjoining the home or James
A. Burden, at the south corner OF Flti
avenue and 72d street. the sale of Whch
WAS announced in Sundays Tribune Ihe
Seth Barton French estate disposed 'l 'he
plot. which measures SOXl25 feet. Contrary
TO reports Mr. Vanderbilt will not lmneui-
ately erect a dwelling OH the property out
eventually plans 10 do so. HIS present
house. No. ST. Fifth avenue, which ne
bought in 1904 from o. II. P, Belmont iof
$3.50 900. will doubtless be placed on the
market for sale, as the Levi Z. Morton
house. adjoining is TO be replaced with d
twelve story commercial structure, part ol
which Is TO be occupied by Il. T. Dutton
4, Co. The property purchased by Mr.. Nan-
derbiIt was unrestricted, and last year was
! on the verge of receiving a large apartment
house. including the home of James A.
| BURDEN. at the corner. That project ana
| subsequent sale TO builders VINO hau III
view a similar operation for the French
! plot miscarried, II is said, because OF the
, objection to an apartment house by Aelgh-
: boring residents, who went 80 far as 10
; form q syndicate TO buy the property
! These owners, as we'll as others interested
in the preservation Of Fifth avenue above
| e0th street for private houses, are louoI-
| less pleased with the change, and some re-
gard il as the forerunner Of other acces'
sions coming from the section OF the ave-
nue. now hard pressed by trade and otteh
: referred TO as the Vanderbilt colony.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20
IN THE AUCTION MARKET,

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the New York Real Estate
Exchange salesrooms. Nos. II and II NeseY
street:
BY Samuel Marx
s0TH ST, SO % 6l6 East. = 223 Il of
Avenue a, 75xl022. 8 sly tenmts and stores;
cold ~ the plaintiff for $500
BY Joseph P. Day.
10TH ST. 322 East =. 300 II Of lst ave
25xl00. II: sty tenmt and stores: sold N The
plaintiff for SIS 500.
9th ST, 337 and $50 East. n =. 3s5 n Of
ID ave. 4ox1o0.5: 6 stv tenmt and stores; sold
to the plaintiff for 5000"
At The Bronx Exchange.
BY T.. p. Ingrshsm g. CO.
COLLEGE AVE. n e cor l63d ST. s5xl2o 'hre,
sty tennis: sold 10 the plaintiff for S55 600
BY Joseph 2. Day.
HOE AVE, 1i77. w $. eT.3 II e Of HON. st. 50x
s5x30X685: sty dwg: sold 10 the plaintiff for
$40 90
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

127rH ST. n g. 292 It " Of Broadwsy; Giusepp' u. q
Candello agt Arlington Construction 20 e' a.
Nov 90 1911; sl,so0.
FREMONT AVE, 700; Thomas F Breen s ss
Francis Conlon ct al, Jan %. 1sH 'oy oono'
s104 81 -.
BROADWAY, 1851 to 1857; Dennis :! p, al
aat t2roadwav and Goth 81. Realty 20 e' ~
FEB l3 1912 (by bond; s14oo
S7TH ST. 100 West: Jacob Rubin agt h9msr 10 al
Catholic Church Of the Holy lhn'ceN
July T. 1911; $50.
FREMONT AVE. 700; william klnkel sg
Francis Conlon ct al; Jan %. 1912 Coy oond)' s'i
37TH ST, 100 West; Abraham schIesIlSe Ir5o
sgt Roman Catholic Church OF the HOY lnii"
cents et al; June Z 1911; S33o5 TO-
37rH ST, 100 West; Roswell starkey sst same
July 25 1911: s792.
SAME PROPERTY: Hurwitz & Finkeisteln
Iron Works agt same July 8, 1911; $2l5.
14srH ST. 3ss East; Wittcon & Altman Con
tracing Co agt George W Market, jr, ct al; fee
S, 1912 (by bond; 500
BATH ST. $50 East: William Balkln agt l5ith
street 60 ct al: Sept IL 1911 cancelled; $500
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20
ITALIAN GROCER SHOT DEAD
Patrolman Catches Man Running from
Shop-Held by Coroner.

Patrolman Miller was passing tho gro
Gerry store of Antonio Palazatto No 81
East SD street. Yesterday, when an Italian
camc dashing out Of the place. Fearing
something had gone wrong, Miller gave
chase. and after firing a shot at the fugi-
tive brought him to a halt
When they returned 10 the store Miller
discovered the body of Palazatto, in which
were two bullet wounds. Miller then took
the Italian TO the station house. There he
said he was Giuseppe Cacciappo. a grocer
living al No SOS East 63d street.
Cacciappo refused TO make statement
later when taken before Coroner HELEN.
stein He was held on an affidavit made
by Detective Casselli. who is investigating
the case
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20
LIS PENDENS

SPRING; ST, cor Of Elizabeth st. 25.3xs9:
Laurence Curnen agt Patrick a Fogarty ct al
foreclosure OF mtg) attorney W F Clare.
ID AVE, II to II; Francesca cinisliaro et al
agt Ernest Platt ct al faction to enjoin' etc)'
attorneys, Townsend Mann.
I'd AVE. g. 1874 II OF 4eth 81, S3: 41loo:
Orphans Home and Asylum Of, Of the trosesssnl MisS.le
Episcopal ChurGs {or.so,SrS m Ss~ Of GTf MTG, sosys
De Witt, Lockman De Witt.
GRANT AVE. =. 10T n : OF l65th ST. OK
100; Ida V Ambrose agt Charles kuhn et -
foreclosure OF mtgl: attorneys, Butts & Vinins
ave % sx94 H. Wellrnan Finance and Realty
60 agt Pelham Improvement Co noreciosure or
mtgD attorney. II Arnold
OvERING ST, n 2 $, 24oS n OF hrisoS
ave 20xal II; Wellman Finance and Realty 90
act pelham Improvement 90 foreclosure OF
mtgD: attorney. = Arnold
ovERING ST. s 2so8 1t n v Of Fri.oy
ave 50y9i II. Herman Wolfson agt Pelham I'M
movement Co foreclosure Of mtg) attorney
n Arnold.
OyERING ST. n $ 1908 n Of Frisoy
ave .Ox9LIi: Herman Wolfson ast Pelham III,
provcment CO foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
RI Arnold.
ovERING ST, n =, 2so3 It W Of Frissy
ave, 2oSs4. IL: wellman Finance and Realty 20 CoS9
agt Pelham improvement 20 t foreclosure u
mortgage: attorney, r II Arnold.
ovERING ST. e s, 217.9 It OF Prsoy
ave % 5 weIlman Finance f,oTnr1o,pTs and Rrs' ot
co agt Pelham Improvement GO uorecloSuIo VI
mortgage) attorney, r II Arnold
NELSON AVE W :, 2T6.9 OF 18th 81,
o. IxiO5ii: Nathalie Eichner agt Maria Veno-
migiia Of al foreclosure OF tax lien); attorney
Aarous'amm.
18TH ST. n 9, BIS n Of sth ave. 25X
i03 I, and property In Rockand County Cnariss
W Van Pelt agt Gertrude Mundsy ct al tsmend-
Cd partltion); attorneys. Waldo Ball.
sd AVE. $ . cor e7th 81. 50 ilx5l; New York
Lie Insurance Co agt William W Moore ct a.
(smended foreclosure Of mortssse); attorneys
Cary & Carroll.
Sd AVE. e g. 266 It OF 17oth 81. 26xioo: 81
ave Q s. 1857 n OF 10th ct. 25xloo: Sd ave
German savings Rank in the City OF New York
ast William Zeltner et al foreclosure or three
mortgages: attorneys, Amend g. Amend.
18TH ST, i4s West: Frank Genninger sst
chanc's enJ attorney. Is Kelly.
ID AVE n 2 cor 9th st, 5iexs1; stata Bank
agt Abraham Rosen 81 al foreclosure OF mort
81 ge) attorney, ] Kohn
New-York tribune., 1912-02-20
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Pease & Gilman have rented for Mrs
Charles (. Sherman her country place.
known as Sunnyside, AT Lawrence Long
Island, TO Dr. Joseph +. Winters.
Fish & Marvin have sold the hayward
property at Lawrence Park, Bronxville' 10
client. formerly OF Pittsburgh, who VIII
improve the property with handsome
home.
Bide-a-Wee, Colonial residence on Up
ner Mountain avenue. Montclair, y. Jr
which was formerly the home OF Mrs
George W. Bostwick, has been sold by Mrs.
BostwicB through +. NJ. Crawley a.
Brother 20 Francis +. White, or Edgemoht
Road. II will be occupied as q residence
by its new owner.