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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-10-29
H. H. SHELDON

Regular Democratic nominee for
County Surveyor,
respectfully ~solicits your support at
the election Nov. 5.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-10-29
J. w. DAVEY

of Winnemucca, regular Democratic
candidate for
Clerk Of Humboldt County,
asks your support at the election
Nov. 5.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-10-29
w. C. PITT

of Lovelock, regular democratic can
didate for
County Commissioner, Short Term, Of
Humboldt County,
asks your support at the election
Nov. s..
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F. G. HOENSTINE

of Winnemucca, regular Democratic
candidate for
County Treasurer,
asks your support at the election
Nov. 5.
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w. S. BoNNIFIELD, JR.

Your vote and your influence respect
fully solicited by
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-10-29
DIR. CHAs. E. sWEzY
Assemblyman, Humboldt County.

of Winnemucca, Republican nomine
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H. M. LEONARD

of Winnemucca, regular Democratic
candidate for
County Assessor
asks your support at the election
Nov. 5.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

(All political notices contained un
der this heading are advertisements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

RurriIl brothers have sold the new three
story American basement house 40. e%
'al street. between Eighth avenue ana
ProsL.ct Park West. for the frosser
Realty Company 10 a buyer Tor occu-
raHcy
t. Sharum has sold 10 various clients
the following Brooklyn properties, NOS.
loi and lo,A 6omers street, two three
family houses. each lS9Xl1o feet. No. 80
~. Jsmcss Place, four story hathouso
on a LOT S0XlvO feet. No 1871 East sih
street. Two family house Oh lot TX
lno feet. No. 3u Last Sth street. two
family house on lot JoNlVo feet ana
No. iai Eighteenth avenue. a two fam
fly house. on lot Z?.sxll?s feet.
Charles r.. Rickerson has sold plot OF
ground on the south side o, sterlinB
place. 81 feet west Of l'latbIsh avenue,
for Louis Ronert 10 Peter " Rouss. VINO
will use n in connection with his garage.
Joseph p. lay has sold the Paul j.
Gallagher house, ia coieridse street,
Manhattan Beach Estates, 10 August A.
DJrbur for o., upancv. The seller erected
the hour" two wears ago.
Howard &. Pyle Il 30. report the rental
OF the following dwelling houses: 80. -
Pierrepont street, between HICKS street
and Pierrepont Place; No. l5s Joral"Inoi
street, between Clinton and Henry streets
and No li3 Henry street, between tIark
and Pierrepont streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
IN ITS NEW HOME
Nineteen Story Building OF Elk
celsior Savings Bank.

The Excelsior Savings Bank on Mon
day last moved into it's rev quarters in
the nineteen story building just completed
AT the northeast corner OF 23d street ana
Sixth avenue. having made the change
from It's temporary quarters In record
time and without the loss OF single
business day. The Excelsor's new quar-
ters take in the entire corner occupying
q feet Of Sixth avenue frontage and eN-
tending back 40 feet on 23d street
The Excelsior Savings Bank has been
landmark at 80 street and Sixth avenue
for the last forty years. having started IN
1863 in the old historic Booths Theatre
Building, where II remained until mo
theatre was torn down, when 1t removed
to the old Masonic Temple, the site Of the
present nineteen story building to which
the bank now returns.
During recent years the bank has made
remarkably long strides IN business, lump
ing from s2s54,00o of deposits IN 1900 TO
sl2. 13o, 325 which e now has and q surplus
OF over $4,000. William j. Roome is the
president and John C. Griswold secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Trading on the Consolidated stock TX
change developed breadth az prices rose
in the late afternoon, with strength ana
activity marking the closing dealings
United States Steel, Reading, Union IA
cifc. Northern Pacific, Great Northern
preferred. ST. Paul, Canadian Paclhc ana
American Can were all prominent In the
upward movement \ forecast Of steel
subsequent action was afforded by the
active dealings In thst stock on tho 949
O'Clock opening call. when IT became eNl-
dent that traders construed the quarterly
earnings statement Of the night before as
satisfactory. Transactions In steel Oh
the call amounted TO 1880 shares, OF when
20 shares sold at 20 ana 800 shares at
70l., .he lat being the final price on the
call and representing an ADVANCE OF a
OF point compared with Tuesdays clos
ing price for the stock on the New YORK
stock Exchange. The upward movement
on the Consolidated was ugreed to by the
other board. as Steel opened on tho New
York STOCK Exchange at O4. SuDse-
ouently 4. failed to sell below 591s on the
Consolidated. when IL early touched a low
Of t9s1 on the other exchange. New YORK
Central sold on the call at ll512, which,
until the final hour, was the only transac-
ton in that stock reported IN Wall street
Among the speciaties the wabash shares
became prominent in the afternoon both
the common and preferred advancing
sharply There was transaction on the
call in Canadian Pacific al B7, which was
il points under the lowest on the othef
exchange. That high priceo stock was
notably active IN the later dealings. De
tailed operations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
ATTACHMENTS OF MORTGAGES

stetson Realty Corp to Walter Frank;
Iewyers Mortgage Co to Albany City Saw
ings Institution; SSSOoO.
Same to same; $4,000. p.,
sans 20 Poughkeepsie Savings Bank;
'WIlIIam " Bischor TO James w Law
renee; . nssts; $1,000.
w Butler Duncan TO Adele stanhope'
4 scsts: total, $4,000. - q
Nathan schulmen to wof Gold'cheln' I"
Harvard Construction Co 20 Clara kra-
Same to Philip Jacobs 500.
EVELYN A Mossman TO Mossman Realty
~ Lincoln Griffen TO Alton t Roberts; o
Anna Van Loan TO Title Guarantee and
Union Real Estate Co to Ernest q
! Intamann, jr, trus: $4,000. -, -
Longvaie Construction Co to
Charlie. n Miller trus, to John o'orady;
Elizabeth X Doolins 20 american and
Foreign Christian Union: $1,000
Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust GO 10
| Terrain Realty Co; SGT
Frnestine j sierck 10 Eiixabeth F Jonn-
Francis Huber to Katie vorbach; $1,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to yale Uni
| versity; $4,000. at.
Death Beneit Fund OF United States OF
America; $4,000. >, NJ
Caroline Blattmacher 10 william Bis
George Costar to National Holding co; s.
George n Clauseu and ano to Baron de
| Sidney w Hughes TO Lawyers Mortgage
l Co; So 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
HITS LUMBER COMPANIES
Commissioner Reports Twenty
nine Formed in a Trust.

Jefferson City, No. July a.-The report
of Special Commissioner Reynolds in the
states custer suit against certain lumber
companies alleged 70 be in trust which
was Alec in the Supreme Court to-day,
was against the companies.
Seven IF the twenty-nine companies In
volved are foreign corporations and twen-
ty-two are Incorporated in Missouri The
list OF foreign companies and their capital
stock in Missouri follows:
W. r. Pickering Lumber Company.
Louisiana, 81, coo: Arkansas Lumber Com
pany, Arkansas. G.o9; Chicago Lumber
Timber and Lumber Company, Michigan,
1900: Dierks Lumber and Coal Company,
Nebraska, $1,000; Freeman Smith Lumber
Company, Iowa, 5000; Glen LUMBER
Company. Kansas, 10000.
The twenty-nine companies have an az
Eregste capital OF N5.co0.ooo The report
will be set for hearing before the Supreme
Court at the October term on exceptions.
The suit was filed BY the Attorney Cen
eral against thirty-hve companies, and
the commissioner found that twenty-nine
we're In a trust in violation Of the anti
trust laws on these allegations: That the
lumber companies had price list com
inittce and used what was known BY
members as an Association price list
that members Of the association curtailed
the output 10 consumers; that there was
p joint trade agreement in 1904 between
members Of The Yellow Pine Msnufact-
urers' Association and members Of the
various retail dealers associations where
oy the manufacturers and the wholesalers
agreed 70 sell only TO certain retail deal
ers who were regarded as legitimate deal
cars. and by blacklisting certain retailers.
known as "poachers,' who did not obey
trade regulations established by the yell
low Pine Manufacturers Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with nams and address Of lessee


GA5rTE Hill. AVE, s'e cor Ludlow ave
ta.D; Margaret Broker TO George Click; yts
from sept l. 1914. $3.50; address, no Castle
Hil ave.
n0ors): First United Presbyterian Church TO X
! kramer 8 yrs from Sept 80. 1912; N,03?;
address, 80 Manhattan At.
SULLIVAN ST. IA 20 sty tenm); Francesca
4 Petronlo 10 Giuseppe Bclloi yrs from Aug
l. 1917: 81 go; address, AZ Leroy 81
VAN DAM ST. AZ (store ana bnsemenp;
Matilda Thompson 10 Patrick Cullen yrs
from May I. 1910. $780, address 1o3 West
lolst st.
Sd AVE. 400 (alD. Johanna Mcmahon, to
Arthur arhuboth and ano; yrs from April l.
1872; 81 900: address. $50 I'd ave.
18TH ST. i42 East (store); Kate k2lden 70
Harry Moyl 5 yrs from July !, 1912; 1885;
ITH ST. al East alD: Edward friedrich
10 Anton Orowity; 8 yrs from July II, 1912;
81, $50; address. 947 East btth ST.
f2D ST. 4I5 East least store floor. ste>;
Herman Drucker 10 Otto Lion: yrs from
March /. 1eIIi t540: address. ii5 East I'D St
Hath ST IG6 and l6B East (alD, Clare
Heyman TO Charles Milikowi yrs from Aug
/, fsi2; 81, 800; address, 1e8 East Hath at
18th BIT. 534 West tstors and CELLAR
Charles Hensls Realty Co 20 Louis Eibsen;
yrs from oct I. 1911; 5000; address, o3+ West
201th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with uamo and address Of lenders attorney.
JULY 81.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE, 6IT. 81 6y1oo, Aug ~,
1905: Morris and Isaac tcigei 10 Futon Trus'
60. S21 900. address 20 Nassau 81.
SAME PROPERTY: June "a 1897. same 70
Elizabeth e roughran: $500; attorney. Joseph
7 RYAN. i4g Broadway.
being To-, a3l map OF Van Nest Park. 25Xloo;
Sept 2s. 1910. Edw VI Tessier 10 MAX Mayer :
81 500. attorney. Theodore Schuteis. 1911 3D.
HENRY ST 81. 25xioo; July 81. 1911; Paul
inc cohen to Louis Bardgnsky 5000; attor-
W2EST RRo iDWKY. S3i 70 5Ss, W 5. runs
W I5x n - I0x again l5x 4o6x COX 10 :
to beg. Nov 2s, 1898. Pessmont Realty 60 10
rlzziS Hastings Holme; satisfied OF record ny
order OF the supreme Court: July 10. lel2
Justice Edw J Gayesan: $1,000; attorney
Joseph Nlcchia. 2i6 Broadway ,ooo.
Michael and Hannah Ersnger ct al 70 Ida
Rlumenkrohn. 5000: attorney Lewis MARX
9TH 81 25l West, i5.sxes ski exsss Dec
% zoos Iohn O and Charlotte r Fammer 20
no Farmers Loan and Trust CO; e3o'ODi at
torneys. Turner. Rolston g. Koran, 20 william
7ap TT .oS East, 25xlO32; Aug 2 1909;
Frank Iala and Mary Jelinek 10 Louis Levy
s. 800: attorney, Myrcn sulzoerger. 80 Park
ODD 81 :? f ,ot ron Ti.s-S cor aD q I RaT;
LPpQd to BeTnherd w Meyer MGUS a''o'-
li6TU ST. II +. $50 Il " from W cor or "a
ave, 3Oxl00lO March . 1904. Andrew GoetS
Emile ~cNulL: siooVs dNNS1hc's LAW N"'S'
''" IES5T ri IS 525 West. ?5x0e a May %, ieoe;
Solomon and Esther Kluge TO John II scudder'
so zoo: address Trenton. J. 90.
Io5I'U ST b27 West, 2JX9o II. June =, lSoA;
patrick " Fern 70 James X Besls $3.50; at
torney, Y G Duall. 277 Broadway.
The Bronx.
CALDWELL AVE =. $50 e OF clifton ron
sarah Boutwell, to East River savings IN
stitution: 5000; attorneys Greene d. Johnson
Al Park Row ,. .... g..
IOTS os7 10 $50 map llSlA, property for-
rnerlv OF 81 Joseph's Orphan Asylum July ~,
1909; Charles r. and Anna EodraLaa 20 AiH 20
Klppel $1,000; attorneys. A Il bloeh' DO
TSPWooD AVE, :. 44.4 It OF 2o5th ST.
5Oxt00: Nov T. 1909: Kate Joyce TO william
Beaman; $1,000. attorneys. o'Hara bGohers'
2OOth st and Webster ave. - Wan
UNION AVE. 8. 80 q u Ne" ti9Nen
II r ave runs n q 81 Il 70 land OF william
a f'yvere X n W Of 20 land OF Rose shea
" along said land 20 II Union ave >
i0l 20 beg: July "a, 1909; William A Msnet'
10 William Henry: $1,000; attorney I Power
WuTTIOCK AVE. = 9. 275 rs Of Tiffany ST.
,Sayto. pee 10 1911, Isockwhit Co. corpn. 10
TredsrlcI< Johnson: ST.. 500: attorneys Ferriss'
Roeser q storck. los broadway $1,000 20
ID AVE- n y. at pt or cor OF piot 20,
man 81 Claremont 5Oxi25; June 10. 1908; Jane
Hy.Jr,il n Harriet II Keith: $1,000, attorney
Reno Ellington. A Broadway -. 50
M AVE. = . cor ot is0th ~, runs 20; iVS
=. 3a7. sx n sc. 20 s . OF ls0th 81 go
70 beg: July . 1912; Hellwood Realty 20, q
cornn 10 Samuel Well; $4,000; attorneys
: Arnstein & Levy l2S Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
ICE TRUST OPENS BOOKS
Directors Consent to Full Ex-
animation by U. s.
| From tn. Tribune Bureau. ]


Washington. July a.-An agreement has
Justice and the board OF directors OF the
American Ice Company, whereby the
grand jury investigation OF the suspected
Ice trust will be suspended to permit the
government prosecutors TO examine the
records Of the concern and decide upon
the advisabilty Of continuing the inquiry.
This agreement was reached between
ATTORNEY General Wickershsm and Will
lam II. Tucker. q director OF the Amer1-
can ice Company. Mr.. Tucker disclaimed
any intention on the part Of the corpora
ton 10 violate the law, especially the
Sherman antitrust law. and declared
that the directors would gladly make any
changes In the conduct Of the concern
that NAV be suggested BY the govern
ment.
The attitude Of the board OF directors In
giving full access 10 the records Of the
American Ice Company I'm New YORK
City Ia in direct contrast 10 the position
assumed by Wesley NJ. Oler, president OF
the company. who refused to produce the
records of the company covering It's
transactions for the last six years unless
compelled TO do so by the District ST.
premo Court.
r. 8. Huidekorer Acting District AZ
torney, will make an examination OF the
ice conpanys books IN New York. 10
expects TO begin the task next week Ex-
pert accountants from the Department OF
Justice will assist in the examination.
A $4,000 mortgage TO secure an issue
OF bonds for that sum was filed here to-
day by the American Ice COMPANY. II
covers all the company's properties in
Maine. New Jersey, Maryland New YORK
nj Voupoyl,auia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
Tho Bronx
LIS PENOENa
lilly 81.

ORCHARD ST. %, and Canal q, esi Atrs<
liam D~orsky ast Israel . Schlaohe1ki ~
al (amended foreclosure OF MTG; auornsA
iioTH ST. I5s East; Dorothsa Bauer az,
Salvatore Isalll ct al foreclosure Of MTG; at
torney. Miller
1873. l0xs4s; Trinity ave. e. 90 II a q i5s.h
st. 25xas IL City Of New York ast Matilda
Davis et al action to acquire tits etc); at
lot 90 block 2242, Section 8; City Real
Estate Co agt Edward MCGUIRE ct a. fore.
closure OF transfer OF tax lien); attorney, x
i4sTH ST. s g, l75 (. Of Convent sv.
iOOxg9 II: Seamen's Bank for Savings In the
city OF New York agt Emanuel " hrule WITCH
ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorneys, Strong
Cadwaader
leisT ST. SIS. 21.e 4 Of Trinity ave. 2
Never ct al agt Z g. II r Bernhsimer Co
ct al faction TO recover possession): attorney
% AVE. 1883; Jonas Kahn ast Emma A
Forth et al faction 20 forecloss mechanics
len); attorney. n suzberger
SOUTH ST. 1872; Morris Greeno'sa agt Ma
rlne and Contractors supply co ct al oore-
closure Of mtg: attorney, I S!ezeltuch
iosTH ST. s 10 r. Of d sToaf GyH.D S Z
Baker ~ al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
Swain. ,o-osn.
Anna u Atterbury Il al agt Hilsh DAVIS
send . A..
sn1y of Design agt Emma Bloch 81 al 'tore-
closure OF mtg: attorneys. Phelps ESsn
GRAND ct, 30 10 "a. and Greene ~, Az %
70. MARI Watson agt Sarah = Watson 81 g.
(psrtltion): attorney, J G Roe.
18TH ST. 6ST East; Catherins Muldoon
az, Moses Pechter ct al action - recover
dow or. etc); attorney. Q s Siinpkins
18TH ST. G3l East; same agt tarmans
Realty 90 ct al action 10 recover dover eto''
IgrU ST. 6s5 East; same eet Hanhsa
schwartz ct al action to recover dover, etoi
isTIi sT 6a9 East; same sgt HenHs'ta
uerr,s ., al action to recover Cover, etc); At
t1STH ST. II g 200 ~ 81 5th ave, 2tx
100 II; lincoln Trust 20 sgt Amelia Cohen e.
al foreclosure ~ MTG; attorney NJ BOT
land 49,. 80.
o5vin0. william p 4 Kurz ast Thomas y
Ron 81 al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney Y
Frees -. ,,..A =,
GERARD AVE. .. 1be & ~ 1sstn =.
25xsO: Matthias Hafen agt BARBARA elnIsc1
81 al foreclosure Of mtg); aoorne?' J y
Frees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
NEW YORK CURB.

On the curb yesterday interest continued
"a he almost entirely centred in the higher
priced securities, with further sharp up
ward movements in some ISSUES, pat
ticuIsriv in the Standard oil offerings,
which developed renewed strength on In
creased activity. While the volume OF
business was confined to small lots over
the counter trading was quite actiVe-
ther % points, while ohio rose 90 points.
old Standard oil advanced to N.ooo bid a
rev high record. The tobacco stocks
were Comparatively. quiet. with narrow
prica movements with the exception OF
r. ]. Reynolds. which advanced about 10
points. The copper stocks were dun and
about unchanged Silver issues continued
easy. and bonds were quiet but displayed
n Staa1V topa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

FLETCHER ST, e cor Of Psrk ave S gs
IOl; civ Mortgage Co losns celand HesIV
ISTERVALE AVE, es whois front o..
tween Fox and Beck 81 2seifs 30, lyt IA
WHEELER AVE. e e. ITO II o. Mesar
chester ave 20Oxl00; Same loans hen"'''
MORRIS AVE, s. 26 n n Of sonnr R5
125xl00, same loans Thomas "sI''"
OO Tiffany TiSS ST. $, 59o u o. 1889 81
5Ox1fO. same loans steinmeu Cohsu
Co S3T. 600. -. ,saa a.,
TIFFANY ST, IS $40 e 80 : OF 1850 ~
5ox1IO: same loans Same S37 600 =. .,,
HOE AVE, W e. 16S Il OF Aldus g. ~.
$50. same loans Mack Construction Z" ITO
HOE AVE, vs. 2io ttsof Aidus ST. y"
,5o. same loans same s25, 900 a.
1iOT AVE-. W 9. 252 ft 3 OF Aidus 81 81
$50, same loans Ensign Improvement 20
UOE AVE. W 8 294 II Of Aldus 81. ASs
100: same loans same $4,000 ,s,.,.
RARRErTO 81. W :, 1l2.8 n OF iosli.
g, 3oys4il: Freehold Construction CO loans
Anthony Mancuso $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
JULY 81.

AMSTERDAM AVE. cor 175th IT 100.
LOO; Gus Luckes Inc, agt Lentz Realty Co
owner and contractor: $3.50 -
56TH ST, 1913 West: Roddls Lumber ana
Veneer 60 agt Young Mems Christian Assoria-
ton, owner; George Mulligan Co and Cauld-
well Wingate Co. contractors: 81 25T so
oath ST, IL West: Max Blechner agt r a
Co, Francis Harris and Isaac II Rubenstsin.
owners; Esinser q Zimmerman ConstrJctIon
Co contractor: $40
FULTON AVE. " $, 100 Il Of Ills, q,
loOXsO: North Sand co agt Bethel CONSTRUCTION
Co, owner and contractor; Si1l 20.
lST AVE, $50. and 3sth 1T. 403 East: MorrIs
Spergcl ast estate Of Anthony Dugro, owner;
Lorenzo Building Contracting Co, contractor;
1910
S6TH ST. los and 100 East; Cramp & 90
agt Herman Bachrach, owner: Gesr con
tractor (renewaD; 500
b5TH ST 300 Fast: Solomon Hammer ast
David Osterwols owner and contractor. SIS
51TlI 81. 300 East. Same agt sumo. Sla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
TERATtONS.
Manhattan.

29TfI 81, r, 70 It Of 9th ave; TO q 4 ETY.
rounng house; Van Schsick Realty Co, i.oa
Broadway. orneri II Knubsl. 500 West A3f
ri, architect: 5000
Tho Bronx
SHAKESPEARE AVE, . $. 225 n 8 Of lse,a
st. 10 a sty frame shop and tenn,, Lx6i
Jacob Kubler. III Melross ava owner o A.
Ebbinshaus, 752 East 220th at, architect: cost
$500
PROSPECT AVE. . e. 256.bI II . Of is7d stl
TO sty frame store and dws. 22I50j Jennis
Bytne 1900 Franklin ave, owner: Carl
Itxei 1898 wilkins ave, architect. cost 900
MOTT AVE, AIS; 10 8 sty frame tenmt,
2ox74: q J. Hiisemen, on prerniseA qvnerl
Moore s. LandsedeL 145th st and 81 ava
Architects, cost, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
EDGEMERE TRACT SOLD.

Franklin G. Norton has sold to a syn
dictate. composed of. BENJAMIN Hauts. Ma
OF 25i., acres OF nlled-in meadow land at
Edgemere for $500. The tract Is near
what is known as the Half WAY House,
and extends from the boulevard TO ia
maica Bay. The purchasers will put the
land or, the market FOR homo sites after
II has been curbed and graded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and at
torney)
Interest D per cent unless otherwise stated.
lilly FL
Manhattan.


CHARLTON ST, II and 10, 4sxloo. Sophia
Lonxinotti 70 Ellen O McManus, e86 Madison
ave. July 30 due as per bond, $1,000; attorney.
Victory, 90 Nassau 1t.
IiTH ST. g, 1905 II n W OF I'd ave. 4Sx
49,: Annie Hochstim 10 Ann Seeing, Al
Hooper st. Brooklyn; July 20; demand. per
cent: $1,000: attorney, = Zpris, 1oi East
Broadway. -
27TE ST. 251 West; sty brk, i6.sx-,;
Groh's Sons to Dorothy Crovat. guardian,
827 West nth 1T; July 80; 8 yrsj s125, 900; at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co.
100 Broadway.
18TH ST, liz East; Q sty brk. 1sexloo8
John Bottomley to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; July 81: due per bond, t2o 900; ad--
dress 116 Broadway.
GOTH ST. q West; 3 sty brh lsx1o0.o;
r.ocornoblla COMPANY Of America 20 Bankers
Trust co. trustee. 10 Wall st; July -; due az
per mtg dated June l, 1912, supplemental 70
mtg for 81. 800, 600 dated June l. 1912; s. ad-
dress Is Wall st. -
10TH ST, = q. rs II W of Park ave. 2ox
fOOII. Abraham Herbst to Harris Harris. 90
East 1O6th st. July 81; yrs; $4,000; sttor-
ney, A Cohen, IL Park Row.
i13TH ST. 3. $50 n Of Broadway DOH
iOoIl: Maze Realty Co TO Walter Wstson'