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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
HAvEMEYER A UTAH CONVERT
Refusing Trust Offer, Mormon Bishop
Sold Him Stock.

Thomas r Cutler. vice-president and gen
eral manager OF the Utah-ldaho sugar
Company and once a bishop OF the MOT
mon Church, told yesterday at the nearihs
in the governments suit for the dissolution
Of the American Sugar Refining Compah!
how he got Henry o. Havemeyer 10 pn-
chase stock in the Utah Sugar Company
In the fall Of 1901, Mr.. Cutler said MS
company needed money for beet sugar de-
velopment and he came 20 New 1orK 10
sell bonds. Wallace P. Willett told MIN
he knew Of a man interested In sugar
stocks. Later Mr.. Willett went to utah
and, after looking over the plant disciose"
himself as an agent of H. o. Havemeyer
On invitation. Mr. Cutler went TO Ne"
York early in 1902 and had an interview
with Mr. Havemeyer. who wanted MIN as
agent 10 purchase desirable refinery sites
in the West. Mr.. Cutler testified that ne
refused, because he was Interested IN the
development of Utah as a sugar producing
state. and finally Mr.. Havemeyer agreeu
to purchase 1900 shares of Utah sugar
stock at SIS a share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
HOFFMAN ESTATE INTACT
Referee Against Partition OF
S1O.O00,OOO Holdings.

The $1,000 900 estate OF Eugene A. HON.
man will not he partitioned. Warren Leslie,
who was appointed last week as referee by
Justice Giegerich TO consider the advisable
fly OF this step. filed his report yesterday IN
the Supreme Court. deciding against sucn
q proceeding and in favor OF selling the
property to the heirs. The executors ana
heirs met yesterday and agreed TO the rel-
eree's recommends ton.
Dean Hoffman, who was one OF the rlch-
est clergymen in the country, died In lSOS'
His will directed that his property be heIo
intact during the lifetime of his wife. MIS-
HOFFMAN died last year, and thereupon the
partition proceeding was begun.
II was arranged 10 sell tho property 10
the heirs for s792o,ooo There will be no
actual money used in the TRANSACTION the
heirs paying $4,000 IN the capital STOCK
and "a. 200. 900 in the bonds OF the Estate OF
Eugene A Hoffman. Incorporated. or the
bonds $1,ScO0OO will become due IN ten years
and the balance in twenty-five years.
The estate comprises twenty-three parceIS
in leading streets. given over TO office build
ings and retail and wholesale structures.
The referee said that partition would entail
great loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
BRONX FIGHT CAUSES RIOT
Crowd Takes Sides After Driver Has
Been Injured by City Employe.

There was small sized riot in the
Bronx yesterday afternoon. brought about
bv a fight between Giovanni de Bella II
boy who was driving a soda water wagon
and Vincenzo di Diglio. an employe OF the
Bureau Of Highways De Bella ahghteu
from his wagon TO remove some orlcks
from the roadway, and Di Digho' II IS
said, struck the driver over the head with
an iron bar, fracturing his skull A Dig
crowd gathered and took sides. and when
David Siegel. deputy sheriff, endeavored
to quem the row he was set upon ana
roughly handled until he was able TO make
himself known.
1t was necessary to call the reserves
from the Morrisania station 10 clear the
streets. In the mean time. the horses at
tached to the soda water wagon ran away
and wrecked the wagon before they were
stopped by a man. who jumped from
car and grabbed the reins. De Bella was
so badly hurt that it was said at Lebanon
Hospital his chances for recovery were
small. Di Digho was held without bal
when arragned in the Morrisania court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

10TH sTRBET-DanieI H. Renton g. co.
have sold for A. Reid, No. 9Os West lOoth
street, a FIVE story American basement mouse
on a lot l0x1O0l1 feet, to Jesse G. Restless
who gave IN part payment No. lle west lltth
street, a FIVE story American basement mousse
on a lot 1Sxl00.ll feet
48TH STREET.-THE James Patterson estate
has sold TO a client OF Greene, Hurd d
Stowell No 616 TO $50 West 4oth street
group OF two. three and four front ana rear
buildings. on plot 75x1005 feet. The properly
which is located on the south side or the
street, 225 feet west OF Eleventh aenue. VIII
probably be improved with modern structure.
93D sTREET--Joseph +. A. ODonnelI mas
bought from Margaret l.. Grldley. through Dun
e. Conger No. 1853 East 03d street -FOUR story
single hathouse, on lot 10 l01lOOs rect located
nifty feet east OF Lexington avenue
s7TH sTREET-Joseph F. A. O'Donnell has
bought from Moses Kinzler, through Dun d
Conger. No. 1l2 East S1th street. tnree
story dwelling house. on lot Is oxlOOS teet,
noar Park avenue. and abutting the synagogue
on s0th street
GOTH sTREET-Daniel 3, Freedman has
resold through the william s. Anderson COM
pany No. 1873 East Goth street, three story
dwelling house. on lot 16 sxlOo ieet. Ine
house Is on the north side OF 6oth street;
about 81 fsst east Of Lexington avenue ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
WIFE FREED; HUSBAND HELD.

The case Of Isidor Klein, an architect.
and his wife Karola, who were twice
taken to Ellis Island for deportation to
Hungary was argued yesterday before
Judge Lacombe in the United States Dis
trtct Court. Mrs Klein was released from
detention and may remain here. while
Klein was held in $500 pending Judge La
oombe's decision as to whether the charge
that he had committed forgery before
coming to this country was sufficiently
substantiated By the evidence submitted,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

.,,,-,,, william r connen. 10 Court st. Brook
SAME PROPERTY MARY I LennSn 70 amman snd y
Connell 2ll Congress 81, plooA''
May l. 800, attorney as ABOVE
The Bronx.
r,,c,rr ,,.r . cor l7sth st. 90 6xso: !;
Reliable Construction Co TO henry hSIo0, alton
Fulton ave mtg $55, 000; june ~ trust Co 100
ney Lawyers Title Insurance anu
BROOK AVE. e S. has IT Of lIo p,,is s. spiaN
loOs Kitchen Improvement oS GO y Iune 10; 500;
garn 1878 TIN ave mtg S35Ooo)' -is, %. l76
RRoSK AVE 4ss. 24I1MO0; Abr WIrs's on.
10 Jacob herman, 500 East l4oth ~
500, address, $50 East lioth sGo.L g. 78 7xa5 5;
BELMONT AVE, $ cor leotn 81, NiofSuirs,
7 Mcguire CONSTRUCTION 20 20 sa Sos 600; 81; at
tofneys stanton & Hart. 81 Nassau 81 ZION, g W S
DoRoTHEA PL. n W S. Al n W into rtC Marion
Of branch Of PSTottneaa .1 P Young TO John
9Ye Ross ~ Scarsdaie' n Il April 49, lo'' o.
attorney, John Ross, Fordham' ,,.,.r and Hy
FULTON AYE; i1 GSD.iT S1s1U Co. ii26 Union
ave mtg SO 500; June IA 500; se BROAD
Ssrs "Ttt7a Insurance and Trust Co, 100 ef0A"~
way FEi,Lroy AVE, 17o5 and 1907 5ozsoS i Fsit On
ave, iii, i7l1xs42; same to same' 'u"'
500; attorney. same as above. nroperty;
LOIS otS v dne 70 Lizzie oKeefe, l2l West
Goth st; oct 81, 1911; 81; attorney y hN'''''
AIS West l54th st. ~. u cocka M Ford
ham: Henry F Kell to wedgewood CO tql p F.sSt
is3d st; March 20; 500: attorney II De'
man, 8219 80 ave. =, ., ~ 232d St
LASoN Xhee AE cainfl to Henry LamPs5t $50
nev Charles Zertarini 346 Broadway. r,o
lot "a. map ISL lots. Varian estate, .ND onI,S
ragona ~ Martin y O'Donnell, 8Ol East zpfui
st. June s (mtg $1,000 500; attorneys MOI
Rros. 20Oth st and Webster ave o--oo. A,,,.
RICHARDSON AVE. 43lO 2oxZox-o399o o riL,r1o
Gindera 10 Francesca Lasala. 43lO Rlcns,,u0 90
ave; June 10; 800; attorneys O'lS U.S.
Wall 81. ooo .. , =, 1874 81 sOx
100 same to same; June Il (mtg S6o,Uo)' sloo'
ATTORNEYS same as above ,-ex
SoiTTHERN BOULEVARD. BAT. 6L;oH
foS Gtephen 7 Stiwell, ref. 20 jacob Wlchs'
7Ol Madison ave; juno IL $500 aS.oaue''
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 40 bToseo.S :,
linton AVE, s. 1888 II OF IooJIn, ~
bOyi34 II: William S Duncan 70 Nath2nlel =, -
Tcrpeadv and ano, trus Isl 9th ave; June IA
1mtg $40 OON: 500: attorney. Title guarantee
and Trust co, i76 Broadway. , ,,,,-
l4sTH ST 620 East, 1e.sxl0o; Abraham VIZ, y,
etskv 10 Jacob Berman, $40 East l4oth o''
AnriI 90: 800; address $50 East l4sth 81 .
I57TTI ST q g. 100 u W Of 81 AIMS ave loK
TX. Stafford 4 Crumrney ref. to Samuel 7 Hang
ton 900 Sumner ave Brooklyn; June a; SooOo'
ettornev Julius II Seymour. $50 Broadway.
2n5TH at 31o East. %. lr79l; John q HH 1e9,t,
gian 10 Karnlg Mugradlchian. 5Io East -oc,'
st: June II mtg S6.75Ol; Sloo' attorn''S
o. Hara Bros, 2OOth st and Webster ave,
239TH ST GA and 638 East. HNlop; Martin
v O'DonneI to Rosario Lagana, 1904 PuTdy 81,
TIne 6 (miR 81 O00) 500; attorneys, y nara
Bros 20Oth 81 and Webster ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
NO TURKEY TRoT' PARK MUSIC
Tunes Tried Out on Hand Organ Be-
fore Slower Buys.

Park Commissioner Slower was serenaded
yesterday. The occasion was not that Of
launching a boom or throwing any hats
into the ring, but Just Of trying out batch
of the summer season tunes for the play.
ground staff to pass on.
The departments barrel organ, which
had been painted up and well Oiled was
stationed in the basement Of the Arsenal.
and the company from whom the ten tunes
were to be purchased sent up full sized
Italian with a deft touch. Soon The Star
spansled Banner went hurdy-gurdying
through the old building. II was quickly
followed by Beautiful Lady" Highland
Fling" Goblin Man" and an irish jig.
The attraction Of the basement was so
great that a large part of the Office force
TONED the playground staff. Park Com.
missioner Slower kept on working away at
full speed, with musical setting. Event
ually the new set OF tunes was purchased.
The censorship had been imposed 70 eIrr-
nate turkey trot' music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
IIrNE II


AMSTERDAM AVE l4l7, store and part eel.
lar: John II Larkin 10 William Elvers, N5S
Eagle ave, HIP yrs from June !. 1917; Slb9fl
address s3s Eagle ave.
shenk to Frederick steinmann; 9 yrs from
July /. 1912. $500. address. 1902 Lexington ave.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. n s, $50 II OF
LenoX ave, 45X-; all; EdTaTdo Friedman 10, 20
from Sept %, 1911 $1,000, address. $500 30 ave
DELANCBY ST, SO and s6is orchard 81, llS,
all Elizabeth l. Petrie 10 samuel katz ana ano
10 yrs from May /. 1912; 1900 address. 80 Do
MADISON AVE- 1914. 4th store from 1924 ST.;
Mrs John Faon 70 Louis Gg 1sa y IGe, ron ~
PARK AVE 1904 10 1905 4th store from
Goth ST, Charles q Herbarnann 10 Harry From
m,r; yrs from May /. 1911; $40, address,
PARK AVE. 1904 to 1903. "a store from Goth
81: same To Louis schechter. 1905 Park ave, D
yrs from June l. 1912, 1924 ,..--
and aro 70 Frank + O Neiil. 10 yrs from April
/. 1878 So. address. 1913 West 22d 81.
Frank School, yrs from May l, 1912 Sl,a2o'
address 6Si East llth 81.
18TH ST, 135 Blst, all; Jacob spicl6erg 10 20
Mary JasseT id2 yI: i i[Gm March d. 1910
Bath ST 239 West, all. Bizabe,h Farum IN
Max Weber, yrs nom May l, 1912. Sl.o37 al
dress 238 East 34th 81.
Rafol and sno 70 G5 West 45'h street cor
poration. az yrs from June Is, 1912 $1,000.
address. 65 ives, 4Sth At.
10TH ST Sol East all; Max A Kreilsheirner
70 Roht shovel. yrs from May IL. 1872 $500.
address. POS East 18Th 81
msnt; Louis Levy 70 Frederick J Frank. r..
3 Yrs from oct I. 1912. $50. address. Mount
18TH ST, 2o3 we,, ,tor, and Part basement.
Wendon J Nauss 10 Abraham Friedman. yrs
from Aug 81. 1912, 5000. address. ~ st Nioho-
las ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

Sol Stern has sold for George B.
Leonard. OF Syracuse. the eight story nre-
nroof Office building on plot 5oXlp rect
at Nos. 81 and SO East 9th street I~ lee'
east Of Madison avenue. 70 client lot III,
vestment. The property has been heiu a'
$500 900. and II is understood that the p'I0o
in the present sale was close to that He VI .
James H. Cruikshank and William ~
Fitzpatrick have sold TO George H. D"'
tholomew through Henry ]. Scheuoer
Bro. the plot at No. As TO 50 Horauo stee'
and No. $50 Hudson street, having /" rect
frontage on Horatio street and % feet on
Hudson street The sellers purcnaseu 'ho
property about month ago. 1t Is IN cioso
proximity to the proposed site OF the he"
city market
Mr.. Cruikshank and Mr.. fitzpatrick nave
purchased through Henry j. Scheuoei
Bro. the three story dwelling house anu
stable, on lot 2lxS1 feet, at NO Dol bIooii'o
street. The widening of Varick street loi
the extension Of Seventh avenue VIII oiiis
this property within 100 feet OF the new SUD
way street. Mr.. Cruikshank has purchaseu
also the premises No. 759 Greenwich street,
between BANK ana West I'm o''~N
six story fireproof mercantile buildinS' OH
plot 21xn feet
The three story building No. rs West 4zd
street, 22x9s9 feet. has been acquired oy
Asa @. Gambler, president OF the Coca Coia
Company, who is erecting twenty-iouf
story structure on the adjoining plot al NO
900 TO 224. The property was sold by Ahi"e
A. Dimond through o. L. & II. ID. DlKe'
The site will be improved with five story
building which will conform in Architectural
STYLE with the main structure and VIII pro-
tect its easterly light. 1t will be leased 70
one tenant. The company now controls
frontage Of 100 feet on 42d street. with Il
25-foot parcel on 4lst street
The Melvin Realty Company FTieomah
& Feinberg) has sold the new six storS
elevator apartment house at the northwest
corner Of St Nicholas avenue and H'th
street The buyer is a Mr.. Heideloerger'
The house occupies plot 9i.llxloO feet ana
was erected by the sellers from plans ny
Harold L. Young The builders purchased
the site about a year ago from Lou Pegram'
Long Island property was given IN pai'
pavnent in the present deal The Long ISL
and property has also been resold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
OFFICE BUILDING HELD At 100000 SOLD
Syracuse Man Dsposes of Twelve Story Structure zln Sree'
-Transactons in Old Greenwich Section
ADDS TO BIG HOLDINGS IN WEST AID SIhtEl.

was purchased by Mr.. Freedman through the
same brokers two weeks ago $1,000,
g9TH STREET-Harris and maurice Msnoe,
baum have resold to Leonard VEN 40 Of
West 99th street, a Ave story hathouse on
lot 2Jx1OO11 feet. The sellers purchased tne
parcel about two weeks ago from Frank sher-
idan. Charles Vile negotiated the present
deal .,,s,
47TH sTREET-James F. Flynn and schmidI
E. Donohue have sold TO George Ehret LOT lne
estate OF Jane Deany, No. COZ West 4lth street
a three story dwelling house on lot 2OxoO feet.
With this purchase Mr. Ehret now owns pl0t
60x100 feet at the southwest corner OF EIeVehth
avenue and 47th street. -.
122D STREET-James F. Flynn has SOLO loF
Sarah J. Burke TO Catherine Healy, for ocou-
pancy, No SOL West 1924 street, three story
dwelling house. on lot l5xlOo. II feet between
Manhattan and Morningside avenues
Tho Bronx.
wHITLOCK AvENUE-Alexander seIkin has
sold for Wolf Burlsnd Nos. 973 and 97I WhitiocK
avenue near Hunts Point avenue, two FOUR sloty
apartment houses. each on plot 33.oxloo teet' 10
an investor. .,,,
CONCORD AVENUE-Joseph F. A. ODonnell
has purchased. through Frederick Dornoerger' the
three story dwelling house, No 38l CONCORD
avenue This is one OF row OF dwellings, OPP
posite the Lincoln Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
LIS PENDENS.

Its 5ss and $780, map Of Lobbauer Parx : On
East Boulevard; Herman Frank agt Lucien soyer
foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, Levison.
Place. 55xl06. 10; John NJ Stoddard agt Mary n
Strayer ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney, n "
Chandler.
Comyn Moran ct al agt Eleanor NcConihe Il a
(amended foreclosure Of MTG; attorneys, Bowers
& Sands.
18TH ST, S, 231 II OF Manhattan ava
l9xl00 II; Germania Life Insurance Co aft Louis
Stirn foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys, Duon q
Roe.
LOT "a, block 321, Section e. tax map Of
Manhattan; Mannados Realty Co agt Bertha p
Richter ct al faction to establish validity OF tar
lien); attorneys, Eisman, Levy. Corn & Levine
LUDLOW ST, $, 1923 n n Of Rivington ct,
4sxs9 Moses NJ Valentine agt Max Cohen Ell al
(amended foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. u s q
Isaacs. -,-ps..
SPRING ST. As. and Mulberry ST. 200 and 2li:
closure OF MTG; attorneys, Palmieri & Wechser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM.

The A. Aren't Company, new real estate
firm organized solely for the purpose OF
managing Bronx properties, has opened
Offices in the Hunts Point building simp-
son street and l63d street Since It's or
eanization II has obtained the manage
ment of one hundred buildings, the latest
No ll02 Southern Boulevard.
The officers OF the company are Anthony
Aren't, president, Vincent w. Woytisek, jr,
vice-president. and Maurice Kastriner, sec
retary and treasurer. All OF the officers
have heretofore been identified with the
Henry Morgenthau Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
REALTY NOTES.

NJ & L. Hess have been appointen sole
aeerts OF the twelve story and basement
building. No q to 80 West 10Th street,
size loox1OO feet. and also No. % 20 2s
west g1st street which is a similar struc-
ture on a similar sized lot
Brown Bros. have obtained loan ol
coo nno from the Union Mortgage Company
for the erection Of three five story apart
rnent houses on the south side OF AIue"
street. $50 feet west Of Maggie avenue. Ihey
Will occupy plot l2oxl3o feet and are to
be from plans by Workman q Braun
Brown Bros secured the property last year
IN a trade with Bradley Martin, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
LEASES.

NJ. & L. Rosenthal have leased for Carl
Oestreicher 10 John z Bachelor, OF Cleve-
land Ohio, the store No. 4T Sixth avenue.
for long term Of years. also the store
No 50 West Main street, Philahelphla' Tor
a term Of ten years 10 John r. bachelder.
Tucker. speyers & CO. have leased Tor
NJ. Mizel 10 Christian J. DierckI, dealer IN
glass and china, the basement store NO. 5
West goth street. for a term OF years,
Albert B. Ashforth has leased for term
OF years the dwelling house at No a East
31st street 10 Miss Mary J. Creegan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
sAYslDE ESTATE SOLD.

Messmore Kendall has purchased OF
Clay NJ. Greene, the playwright the lat
ter's estate at Bayside. consisting Of six
ten acres of wooded land facing on Little
Neck Bay. The house dates 10 ola Colo-
NAL times and was at one time the nome
Of the Nicoll family Of which De Lancey
Nicoll is a member. During Mr.. Greene
occupancy the place was famous as the
scene Of many open air shakespearian pro-
auctions given on the lawn by members
of The Lambs, OF which Mr. Greene was
shepherd Mr.. Kendall will occupy the
place az a summer residence after making
extensive improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
SWIM FROM BURNING YACHT
Two Women Escape While Men Fight
Fire on Honeymoon Boat

Riverhead. Long Island. June H.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Edwards, who had been
spending their honeymoon aboard the yacht
Romer, narrowly escaped being burned TO
death last night when a gasolene stove ex-
ploded on board. Miss Helen Latham and
Alfred Young, OF Orient, were also on
board the boat at the time. Miss Latham
is a sister Of Mrs. Edwards
The two women remained on the yacht
last night while the men went 10 town.
When the latter returned Mr.. Edwards
struck match and the head few off and
landed in the gasolene stove, and instantly
there was a loud explosion. The two
women were aroused and leaped into the
water in their night clothing and swan
ashore. The men stayed on board and
finally checked the flames
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JUNE II
Manhattan
Manhattan.

4rH AVE. e cor sls, st; for II sly let's
a. 2xlO0. w II Conner. 46th st and Broadway,
owner. p Allen. 1893 Broadway architect
$4,000. o,..u -. ,or
story store 25x452: T Dwyer, COL west
End ave- owner and architect; $1,000.
The Bronx.
GLEASON AVE, n cor Commonwealth ave-
,or a liz story brick stable. "a l0xiS; Cornelius
oconnali lI9l Iongfellow ave, owner Henry
Tordhem, 1857 fremont ave. architect Cost
$500 - ,on q. -, ,ea,,
a. FOR A o story brick stores and tenements,
AZ loxi 100: Jonas Well, 81 East SGD ST. owner
g r Meyers. / Union Square. architect; COST
S45. 200. ,.o., -, ,.-
s,ory brick stores, i26x50; Garland Realty co.
NJ iazar, sol Caldwell ave. president, owne,
Koppe & Daube $50 Westchester ave- arehi'
tects; cost, e35 600 ,...x -, ,.r
story brick stores i2bx74; Zsrland Realty 90,
NJ. Lazar. sol Caldwell ave- presidens own e
Hoppe g. Daube, $50 Westcnes'ef ave-
tects: cost, 5000 .A
,or two ( story brick tennis 40 exe2i 1920
Street Realty Company, Frank dailatto, 22es ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
COSTS $40 TO MALTREAT DOG
Woman Tells Court Ticket Chopper
Threw It from Elevated Station.

Accused Of throwing small fox terrier
from the platform Of the 18th street sta
ton Of the Third avenue elevated road to
the street, forty feet below. Philip Farley
Of No. 1888 Third avenue ticket chopper
was fined so by Magistrate Corrigan IN
Harlem court yesterday.
He was arrested on complaint OF Mrs.
Pauline Bohn, of No. PIT East 18th street
She asserted that the little dog was wan
dering about the platform when Farley
seized it and instead Of running II down
the steps deliberately threw 1t TO the
street.
Mrs. Bohn found Patrolman Fallon, OF
the East lO4th street station, gave him her
version Of the affair and pointed out the
little animal writhing on the pavement
While the patrolman was making his ar
rest the dog was put out Of its misery.
Farley said he slipped and the dog acct
dentally dropped from his hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate sales were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change salesroom, Nos. IA and 10 Nesey
street:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
SEVERAL PLOTS OF from one TO nve acres, o.
HempEtead Long Island; trustees sale, estate OF
" Barnun, deceased. sold four plots at from
$500 10 $40 an acre; remainder Withdrawn.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
122D ST. 500 and 5O4 West $, 100 II W 81
Amsterdam ave, 5Ox96 IL; sty tenmt, solo 70
the plaintiff for s12.525.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Samuel Marx.
HOE AVE. 1850 and 1852, =, 125 y OF
l73d st. 75XlO0: two 5 sly tennis; sold 70 the
plaintiff for s.. 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

LENoX AVE. $40. Mach & Son ast Rose
Frey owner. Max Brooks and Jonas hahuo"'z'
contractors (renewaD: A55- ~ -. $3.50,
18TH ST 1862 West; Jacob solomon ast James
Dowd owner; Rosenthal Cohen lessees' isaac
ana Joseph FREEMAN. contractors: slo
HARRINGTON AVE, 3 $50 II OF May
eouer ave 5OxlOO; Clyde Howes agt Anna
Vosel owner and contractor; Harry Nose| con-
tractor. s205. .,,.,. p.rL
ave IO0xiOO. same agt same; s63 %
o6IST ST n " cor Palisade ave. = Ames
Transfer co Art Sisters OF Charity OF 81 Vincent
do paul. owners: McDermott & Hanisan une)'
contractors: 81, o6464
ave b0xlOo. Domenico De Filippo ast Anna No-
gel owner Henry Voge contractor; s2oo;
,,rpctior co agt Carisbrooke Realty Co, owner
Coles Construction CO, contractor; $3.50.
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Bank 231 West 125th st; June IT; > yrsS;
S37, 800 attorney, Title Insurance Co. 100
Broadway. .x,os.
nth AVE, W g. 77.e Il . Of I'd st, 21oxTisvy,'
Wakefield; Edward Kearns to Matilda eCSoS.
$40 East 220th st; June Ii (prior mtg sZsrg,,
/ yr, per cent; $500; attorney, LAWYERS i''''
Insurance and Trust Co. $50 Broadway. az.
1s1ST ST, g. s4s n of Belmont ave,
81 Skis: Sole Realty and Construction 20 20
Dollar Savings Bank 2s0s Sd ave; Juhe =,
8 yrs: S22. 900; attorneys. Lexow, MacKehaf I"
wells 43 Cedar 81. ~
9o5IH ST, $40 East, 251x79.1; ksrnig N
Mugrdickian to John @ Gueovjian, gu E asr
cent; $3.50 attorneys, o'Hara Bros, 2ooth 81
2ssTH ST, ga and ese East. 6ox1oo; Eo,
saria Lagana TO Martin N ODonnell, 30! Ea as.
904th 81; June s: 8 yrs per cent; sl,too'
at orneys. O'Hara Bros, 2ooth st ana "eo'
ete