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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30
TAKING UP SLACK.


L. ]. Yaggy, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Davenport, was next
called upon, and took as his subject
Taking Up the Slack" He commend
ed the ideals of the organization which
made for better and more efficient
methods and service, and stated that
against the unknown conditions Incl
dent to commercial activities the mem
bers of the association were now pro-
tecting themselves and weaving about
them the strong cable of unity, and
| were cementing the bonds of profess
sional brotherhood. In other words,
the men were taking up the slack"
SPEAKS OF LINCOLN.
Hon. E. w. Hurst, who was next in
troduced, stated that as Lincoln's
birthday was approaching it was prop
er something be said of the man who
had no peer as a student with a great
purpose
mo youth spent his boyhood amidst
more miserable surroundings than
those of Lincoln" said Mr.. Hurst
His success was achieved in
spite of these obstacles. | consider
Lincoln great because of his human
| ity, because of his great intellect, and
because of his magnanimity Of char
acter." The speaker then told of var
ious men who had illtreated and
even slandered the martyred
president, notably Edwin NJ
Stanton, who was appointed secre-
tary Of war on Lincoln's cabinet.
Years before, when Lincoln was a
struggling lawyer, Stanton had been
the means OF crowding the barrister
out OF his first important case, through
his influence. Nevertheless, LINCOLN
appointed Stanton as a member of his
cabinet, and when asked in regard to
the step taken. replied: I'm the selec-
ton Of my cabinet consider the pub
lie interest and do not allow my per.
sonal feelings to enter into the mat
ter" Lincoln sought to further the
welfare Of the people and subserved
his own interests. In fact, at the close
LOT his first term, he had but one mem.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30
CITY PAYS HALF
ELECTION COSTS
Telephone Petition for ordi-
nance to Sell to Be Voted
Upon in April.
TOWNSHIP SHARES BILL
Reynolds Needs More Cash for Inn
mediate Needs of His DEPART
ment-Wants Hose.

April was set as the date for the
election on the petition of the Union
Electric Telephone company in which
Il asks permission TO dispose OF its
entire plant in Rock Island to some
other telephone company. The town
chip election comes on that date and
the telephone matter is the only ques-
ton that the city will have before
the people then. II will be necessary
for the city to defray half OF the
election expenses. Should a special
election be held, the city would be
obliged TO bear the brunt OF the en-
tire cost, and so the city commission
decided that IL would be better to hold
the election in conjunction with the
township election. Mayor Schriver
presented the resolution providing for
the election. Commissioner Reynolds.
as in the former case, voted in the
negative on the election.
NEEDS MORE MONEY.
Because his appropriation of $500
for the construction and maintenance
OF Waterman systems is exhausted,
and because weather conditions may
soon compel him TO make repairs on
parts OF the system, Commissioner r.
r. Reynolds preached the question of
making further appropriation for the
fund. or the amount appropriated for
this particular part OF his work. so
per cent was used TO pay of old bills
of the past administration. His none
too large fund was soon exhausted
and now in order TO take care of this
vital matter when the subject of the
peoples health is concerned the de-
partment must have the wherewithal
TO carry on the work. Obstruction of
mains and catches may occur at any
time within the next few months and
immediate repair will be necessary.
II was decided TO refer definite action
on the matter till next week. Com
missioner Reynolds asks for 800 for
temporary relief. II II is found that
the finances can stand a harder rub
at the present time, more will be set
aside for the work.
Uses FIRE HOSE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30
Annual Shoe Sale

Many styles in women's s4 shoes
at s2.95-including the latest mod
els in gun metal, patents and tans,
button and lace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30

cheaper to purchase hose for the sewer
department. The matter was deferred
for a week along with the Waterman
appropriation question.
Commissioner Bear reported that all
will be in readiness to care for the
sewer system should high water
cause any danger. Plans were pre-
pared last fall to care for this matter
in case of emergency, and the arrange
ment is ready to be placed in order
now should occasion arise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30

has issued invitations for a dancing
party to be given at their hall Wednes-
day evening, Jan. 81. Music will be
furnished by the Lyric orchestra.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30
Piles Cured In 8 to 14 pav

Piles Cured in to IA Days.
Your druggist will refund money il
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
CT itching. blind, bleeding or protrud.
ing piles in to IA days. 80 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30
USES FIRE HOSE.

Fire department hose has been used
for the past few weeks for the flush
ing OF sewers. The commission de
cided yesterday that there is no econ
omy in using the fire hose for this
work and that IL would probably be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs Marie VI. Matzinger is the real
buyer of the Schuyler Arms apartment
house at No 3O5 TO 81 West sSth street.
the sale Of which by the Robert Hoe es-
tate was reported in The Tribune May !.
DR.. Walter S. Reynolds is the purchaser
sof the dwelling No 1872 West I'D street, the
sale OF which by the Dr. Louis Weber es-
tate was reported in last Sundays Tribune
Thomas T. j. lyman is the buyer OF the
dwelling house No. 175 West 97th street,
sold by Pease e. Gilman for Joseph Dillon
John r Steinmetz negotiated the sale OF
the two lots on the east side of Lafontaine
avenue, about go feet north of 18th street
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents of the oxford and Cambridge apart
rnents at Nos 1923 East l24th street and
the Albert and Eleanor at Nos. 3o-3l7
West SD street.
The Dun & Brown 60. have been ap-
pointed agents Of the Ralph apartment. No
SIS 10 go West nth street.
q. carlucci & Co negotiated the sale Of
the six story tenement house, Nos. lO-l62
sullivan street, to d. Casela.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24

The Duross Company has sold for James
8. Herman No. 521 to 527 West Goth street
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues touf
four story tenement houses on plot lDN9-
feet, to Joseph A. Falk for investment.
Further activity was shown yesterday
along Lexington avenue by the sale or the
four story private dwelling house at the
northwest corner Of 10th street. on lot
2x1OO feet, by r. l.. Putnam. Gross Il
Gross were the brokers in the transaction.
Albert 3. Ashforth sold for the George
Backer Construction Company George
Backer and Arnstein e. Levy, the new
twelve story store. loft and once building at
Nos. 90 and So West 45th street, on plot N.s
x1oo5 feet The buyer is an investor. This
building was completed last fall and is all
rented but two lofts 1t has been held at
500. 900. The George Backer Construction
Company Is the owner Of Nos. o. and 56
West 18th street. which will be improved
with a structure somewhat similar to the
one at Nos 90 and 50. Mr.. Backer is also
building q sixteen story building at Nos.
25 to SO West 45th street for Lee & Fleisch-
mann.
An exchange involving over $4,000 has
tust been closed between the Hunts Point
Estates, represented by FREDERICK Johnson
and Robert e. Simon and the Brown-Weiss
Company. Edward Weinstein was the
broker In the transaction.
! The Hunts Point Estates have sold thir-
w two family houses in the Hunts Point
section Of The Bronx, known as Nos 623'
sS, $50, ss2 6SS. 63S, $40. 642, CAS- $50 and sS2
Fafle street. Nos 649, 65l, $50 and 657 Bryant
,evenue and Nos. &c and ga and tS2 TO CSC
hCoster street.
, In part payment the Brown-Weiss Com
pany gives the block front on the west side
of Park avenue, between 122d and 1870
fetseets. and a country estate OF ninety
acres at Chappaqua, y. Y being the prop
erty formerly owned by Frederick Tench'
THE Park avenue front is now being exca-
lvatsd and will be ready for building in the
1su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Samuel L Wolff. admir-, TO Samuel l. Woln 81.
William Sampson to Edward Oppenheimer'
s27 900
charles oney and ano exr, to George D Bar
tholomew: 81. $500
Isaac Butler 10 Bertha A Arrow: 5000.
Edmund Hen tricks and ano, trustees, to Ed
mund Hendricks. trustee; $1,000
Same to same: 81. -,
Peter Alexander to Sarah Rodenstein; soo'
900.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to German Saw
irgs Bank: $4,000
Same to Emma Weick; 81
Same 10 William Human; $4,000.
Lewis Twisby 20 Samuel Dawson q asstS
Marcellus Dodge and ano, exrs. to Marcel
It's II Dodge q assts): 81.
Edmund Hendricks and ano, trustees 10 Ed
ward Hendricks and ano; 3d. 2b3
Edwin Lyons TO Harrison w Hendricks ana
ano, trustees: 81. 49, VIZ
Mark w Maclay ct al exrs, TO Mark "
Maclay ct al. trustees; S2O,OOo -,
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co 70 Dry Doch
Savings Institution; $4,000. ..
Howard Chapman 10 Wilson NJ Powell; S2ooo
Wilson NJ Powell TO Elsie Bogert; S25W
Sam Simon to Glbralter Mortgage Co; s9,Os4.
Emma Simon TO Gibralter Mortgage Co; Slo,-
Gibralter Mortgage Co to Adelaide Mills: 500,
Columbia Trust Co to Title Insurance co
1925. $50. 1870
Robert H Jordan. exr, TO Alevia Lynch
Henry p Welsh, exr. to Knickerbocksr Tru'
Co. S45OOO
Real Estate Co of New Jersey to New Yors
Trust Co; $4,000
Guaranteed Mortgage Co of New York to Laura
l. Maurer $3.50 -.
Edward II Michel TO Title Guarantees ah'
Trust Co: s., 500. ~ .,
Samuel IApman and ano to Lewis kresner; q q
Samson Lschman ct al 70 Sigmund Adler' sloV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
LIS PEN OENS.

15trH ST. All West; Mary Pritchett A.,
Solomon Richman faction TO cancel mtg; attor-
Tors 1871 and 1872, located between Aquedue.
ave. Macomb's I'd and Featherbed Lans TSs
Bronx Williams SILK Manufacturing Co AIT IA
cob f Holzhab ct al faction TO declare trust:
18th ST. n $, 100 II W OF Sd ave. 2Oxloo S.
Caroline b Beach agt Wooster Beach ct al Gors,
closure Of mtgl; attorneys. Fuller & Prest
MARION AVE, $ 8, 1911 # W Of 1894 81
25x9sx irreg: Susan y Rouget, extrx, axt Re-
becca Marcus ct al foreclosure OF mtg. sttor-
neys. Dawson & Underhill.
46TH SIT, 8. $50 II OF ist ave i45xi00 s.
Bank for Savings in the City Of New York al;
torneys Strong & Cadwalader
BURNSIDE AVE, cor OF Morris ave % 4
x94 Henry r Sutphen ct al agt Modena Realty
Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney . Z
LOTS 1886 1917. 1873 and 200 map OF McGr,v
estate. near Van Nest Station. The Bron,'
Martha 4 Arrow agt Rose Lustbsder ct al 1fors,
| closure Of mtg, attorney Power
35x15O; Henrietta Jones agt Sarah Cohen 81 81
foreclosure OF mtg) attorney. " S Smith
LOT 81. block 40. sec /, map Il Morris PART
The Bronx: washington savings Bank ct al sst
Alice VI Cade ct 81 foreclosure OF mtzl. ;,
torney. VI Patterson.
LOTS Is. 16 II and IS. block H. NAP a,
Morris Park, The Bronx, Washington Saving,
Bank ct al agt Hiram W Harris ct al fore
closure OF mtg: attorney, F VI Patterson
LOTS 10 and 90 map Of Cedric Park n.
Bronx; Theodore l. Chabot agt Sarah A Low
wood ct al foreclosure of mtg; attorney. ii
BROADWAY, 240. 73s, Washington RI ;,
Broadway. 1855 10 1859; Charles Moran ~.
Thomas Morgan ct al psrtitionJ; attorne,
| Bowers & Sands
CENTRAL PARK WEST. cor ga 8,
exr.. ct al partition: attorneys Bower,
Sands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
LOANS ON PROPERTY.

Tts New York Life Insurance Company
YESTERDAY gave a building loan of $4,000
40 the Northcote Realty Company for an
yapartment house to be erected at the south
least corner of Park avenue and SD street,
,on plot sO.5xl176 feet.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
soaned TO Gertrude A Vanderbeck $4,000
uon first mortgage on the eleven story bust
hess property a No. 80 Union Square, West,
between 18th and 18th streets. The mort
gage is for three years, at per cent
Smith & Phelps have obtained for Sonsin
lwahlig e. Co. a permanent mortgage OF
E&80o0 on the two five story apartment
khouses, with stores on the east side OF the
b6outhern Boulevard, 200 feet north Of Jen-
h1ings street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
WEST SIDE TENEMENT HOUSES SOLD.
Investor Gets Group Of Four in 10th Street. Between en and
Eleventh AvenIes-ActWity in Lexington Avenue.
S5OO,OO0 TRADE OF PROPERTIES IN THE BRONX

story dwelling house, With store on lot
20XlGO feet.
The Ernestus Gulick Company has sold u
plot lC0x2O0 feet. extending through from
nth to 18th street. between Eighth avenue
and Prospect Park West. for James g.
Macarthur TO Louis Bonert a builder. The
property has been held at $4,000. MIR, 70
merit will Immediately begin the erection
of apartment houses.
The following rentals are reported by
Charles T. Rickerson: No. ga Prospect
Place, between Vanderbilt and Cnderhil
avenues, lower apartment, for =. j. Darcy
TO David Symes; No 1s6 Prospect Place
Royal Arms. between Carlton and van
derbilt avenues suite 2s. for Jerome H.
Pennock to Ross Taylor: No. S4 Union
street, between Seventh and Eighth ave
nues. first apartment. for William, Cedar
holm TO Frederick Burr Trimm, ana NO. y
Park Place between Fifth and sixth ave
nues, lower apartment, for Mrs Lochltt 70
Charles G. Brink.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
BIG DYCKMAN SECTION SALE
Builders Get Parcel in Upper Broad
way for Apartment House Site.

One Of the largest apartment houses IN
the upper part Of the city is forecast for
the Dyckman section as the result Of a
transaction contaminated Yesterday. Eight
lots at the northeast corner Of Broadway
and 212th street. opposite Isham Park.
were sold by Hall J. How & Co. 10 the
Hazel Real Estate Company. The sellers
are Charles. Samuel and William H lsham,
Julia Isham Taylor and Minturn Post Col
SiIns. trustee The plot has a frontage OF
,1is7 feet in broadway and 1919 feet in
212th street
The entire property will be covered by a
high class six story elevator apartment
house. Work upon the building will begin
: at once, and il is believed that the house
will be completed and ready for occupancy
tsome time in Nav 1912. The entire trans
faction will involve about $3.50 600. The site
tfs only block north of the large plot at
,Broadwav and Isham street which was
purchased last year by the Paulist Fathers.
Spho will soon start work on a church and
Lparochial school, and looked upon as the
Ichoioest in the Dyckmsn section Close 10
Ut Is the 2l5th street subway station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
BUYS HOME AT BELLE TERRE
N. Leslie Carpenter Gets Home Over
Iookinr Port Jefferson Harbor.

Tsignrnouth Hail. Belle Terre. Long
kJaand. has been purchased by n. Leslie
Carpenter. of the banking firm OF Car
snsnter, Baggot & Co This is one OF the
Imposing houses of English design forming
IA group known as Devonshire, near the
sSeile Terre Club and overlooking Port
Mcpherson Harbor from a high slopins ele-
Walton
II occupies a plot Of about l-3 acres and
acon1prtses three stories. II is Of brick
astucco and half timbered construction. The
k1rst floor has a wide entrance hall, spa
Scious, well lighted dining and living rooms
aeutlery, kitchen pantries rear hall and
living room and dining room and kitchen
porches. There are FIVE masters bedrooms
and two bathrooms on the second floor,
and one masters bedroom. billiard room,
two servants rooms and bath on the third
floor. Handsomely finished and decorated
throughout Furnace heat, electric light
ing. The grounds finely set off the house.
Distinctive features Of the house are
service walled court and family and
kitchen gardens Mr. Carpenter will oc-
cupy his Belle Terre country house this
season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
Manhattan.

10Th STREET-Bernard smyth & Sons have
sold for the estate OF John n. A. Griswold. No.
III West 10th street. two story brick building.
on a lot 25I76x irregular, TO client OF the II.
NJ Well Company.
46TH STREET-William T. Gully has sold
No SO West 46th street, four story dwelling
house on a lot 20xlO0.5 feet, TO the Helenita
Realty Company. which owns No. 85 TO SO. ad-
Joining twelve story hotel will be erected
on the plot. IT. T. Quincy was the broker IN
the deal
AMSTERDAM AVENUE Enniss & sinnott
have bought No. 1880 Amsterdam avenue north
west corner OF 16sth street, a three story build
ing on a lot 2411x1OO feet. The Sutherland
Realty Company holds title.
PATH STREET-George W Brettell has sold
for the Dominck O Reilly estate TO Jacob Chat
mowItz and Thomas Carroll the nve story fat
house and store No. 1872 East 124th street, on
a plot 3lx1001l feet adjoining the southwest
corner Of Third avenue.
DIVISION STREET-Iev,n & Smith. the
present tenants have bought No 20 Division
street a four story building. a lot i3xll7
feet. from Joseph Katz.
45TH STREET-The Douglas Robinson. Charles
s Brown Company have sold for George u.
Warins the four story store and tenement house.
No 525 West 45th street, 10 client for in
vestn1ent Also. for Isabelle Leonard. her ooun-
try place az Langdon Island Shore Haven.
Conn. The owner will occupy.
Tho Bronx.
LEGGETT AVENUE-Benjamin Englsnder
has sold for the Avenue ST John Realty Com
pany the plot 50x107 feet. at the northeast cor
ner Of Lggett avenue and Beck street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
sArrsrlEp MECHANICS LIENS,

AMSTERDAM AVE. s, whole front be
tween i1sth and 17Tth SITS, Otis Eleyator CO
agt Gingoid Realty co ct al. Nov "a, 1911
SANE PROPERTY: Nicola Rao ast same
SANE PROPERTY. 4 Pardi Tile Co as'
same: Oct 81, 1911; s4,o75 =.
SAME PROPERTY. Dewey Engineering 20
oet same: Jan 20. 1912, 1882.
SAME PROPERTY, Stanislaus GolansNle
AIT same. Nov Il. 1911; $1,000.
SAME PROPERTY; Gustav seaoers as'
same Nov 20. 1911; $500. -.
SAME PROPERTY. Vito Contesss q 20 ss'
same. Nov 10. 1911. 81, 239 81.
SAME PROPERTY, standard Metal Furrln :
and | athing CO agt same: Nov 8. 1911 sloo
SAME PROPERTY; standard Fire Proot
sash and Door co agt same oct Il, lsll
sT65 ,,.-,--. CO.,
SAME PROPERTY. United Plumbers sup
plv 90 AIT same: Dec D. 1911; St,5lo 30.
SAME PROPERTY. Lockwood co agt same
Nov H. 1911; Sl,037.
SAME PROPERTY, Shiren 3 Shbernerg ae'
same: Dec 2s, 1911: l,426 30
SAME PROPERTY; John Trsinor agt same
Aug 5. 1911 (by bond; Sl4S
SAME PROPERTY. Paul Nooleman eg'
same; April s. 1912 thv hondl; SLOTS So
4TH AVE. 36l. Jacob Nordinger agt estate
~ Courilandt Palmer ~ al. Sept II, 1911
SsTH ST. So East: Solomon Unger ast Mary
Jameson - al. May Is. 1912. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24

dam ave 16xiO0l1; sty dwg; sold 10 I Low
enfield for $40, 326: also. -,
LEXINGTON AVE go and 222, n " cor OF
33d St 90 sxlOO two sly tennis and stores
sold 10 the Carvo Realty co for S6s.50O: also.
10Th ST PAS East. =, so n W Of "a ave- TX
1905: 2 sty dwg; sold to Hennessy for SS'-
900; also, M. q.
sty tenmt and stores; sold 10 sidney Cohen
for $11 800 also. -
PATH ST 313 Dast n s. 100 II . Of % ave. ~
Kos q: ETY. tenmt and stores and sly rear
tenmt: sold to George Kenny for 50 900, also.
1ST AVE 1871 and 1878 507 II o. 1921 ST.
50x1O0: 3 sty loft and storage bldg, sold 10 Htna
Mortgage Co for 81 900: also.
BARROW ST, so. 246x971o; 3 sty dUg; bid In
az $4,000.
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE
By Joseph p. Day.
UNDERCLIFF AVE. 1921 and 1923, 1872 y n
Of Washington Bridge Park. 6S.3xl42 1it5I11X
1897; two sly tennis; sold 10 the plaintiff for
$40. hps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The H. A. F. Holding Company has pur
chased from the We'll estate plot Of about
twenty lots al the junction of Bushwick
and Jamaica avenues. The plot fronts 1o2.2
feet on Bushwick avenue, go feet on ia
rnaica avenue and 1910 feet on Pellington
Place, and is improved with two three and
four story buildings, formerly used for
amusement purposes The property will be
altered for prospective tenant
b. ]. Sforza has sold for the City Real
Estate Company No. 1919 Goth street, . three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24

Yesterday AT the hedI Estate EACHdHse
salesrooms Nos. IA and IS Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
MONROE ST, 1853 and $50 TO 168. IS, 1876
II w Of Montgomery 81, % 4x99t and 93x9s.2
two sty bldgs: executors sale estate OF
Martin schrenkeisen: sold TO A Smith for a
party in interest for $4,000.
sIsT ST. 156 and 1853 West IS, 275 II Of
Amsterdam ave. 81. 6xio22; two 4 sty dwgs;
bid in nj $4,000
AVE q. 3, block front between 18th and
10Th SITS 1s4xi20. vacant; bid in at $50. 600.
i3sTH ST ~ and 81 West n 9. POS II W OF
9Th ave; two sty tenmts. each 81 6xs9 II; bid
in at t67. 600.
Sd AVE, 1867. cor Of 10sth st, 25x1oo;
4 sty tenmt with stores: bid in at $4,000.
EAST BROADWAY. pa ., 1911 ~ W OF
Montgomery 81, through TO 233 Division ST. 23x
106: 2 and sty tennis. with stores: ad'
iourned TO May % $1,000
GRAND BOULEVARD. cor Of 199th ST.
a0xl00x irreg vacant; executors sale. estate
OF William J winghsrt. sold 10 John Cronin
for 5000.
MOsHOLU PARKWAY NORTH, e cor OF
Decatur ave 1870 5x100x irreg vacant; SOLD 10
John r Cronin for $l9.750.
DECATUR AVE. 3. block front between
2o1st 1T and Moshou Parkway South. lb6 AZ
s72x irreg; 2 sty dws and vacant; sold to I r
Brill for s17.50o. ~
KENT AVE, n cor Of Rush ST. Brooklyn;
sly bldg. s111xl23ex irreg; bid In at so9'soo:
LAFAYETTE AVE. n cor Of Emerson .pl.
Brooklyn. %2Is5; 4 sty fathouse; bid In at $2o,
sfTH ST. I@ West. = 47s # . q Amstsr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24

and lofts. ss.4xso5; Midwest Rally Co -,
9Th ave. architects; sS50,0OO. N -
26TH ST 122 to 128 West: 'f6ra lass,,S-
store and lofts. SI.loxss.9; Fahlsr constrss'
Gross. architects; 100000.
26TH ST. 5, whole front betwexf Bro.s-
way and 9Th ave: for a 20 story Tors a.
Offices. 155.7x60. 5x134x56.5; Fifth we snt
Goth ST co. 900 9Th ave, owner; Schrs a. a
Gross. BAT 9Th ave. architects: S600,0<D y =
Tho Bronx.
TIEMAN AVE, g. 425 II e OF Chez, "A.
. sty frame dwlg. 21x50; NJ Kempf CO Ia.
Marx. on premises, owners: B Ebelinr In
Walker ave, architect; cost, $4,000 400
BOYNTON AVE. n cor OF westcks..
ave. sly brick stores and tenmt Al 6fsH
American Real Estate Co. Edward E,v.''
ton, 527 9th ave- president, owners; Geor,s a !.
Summer. $50 Southern Boulevard, archiset,,
cost SO, 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

JENNINGS ST. n $, whole front between
Milford pl and Charlotte st, 66xl22x116xl65;
Harbison Walker Refrsctories co agt Crlspi
Construction Co, owner and contractor; $50:
ETH AVE n Q cor OF 18th ct, 13Oxl45; II
Vogel Co act Improved Property Holding 20.
owner; Henry Corn. owner and contractor
$3.50 30. -,
22D ST, 80 West; A Pardi Tie co agt john
Doe, owner; Albert Epstein and Louis LEVINE
lessees and contractors Nenewal): SoZ3 80
66TH ST Fay Baker. Smith y 60 ag'
estate Of Joseph Laroque, owner; w French
&. GO. lessee. George Mulligan CO. contractor
g, 225 II. ,oe.,,o ,
Iarsen e Son axt Zodiac Realty co, owner
Henewan: S44S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
BIG BROADWAY BUILDING
Twenty Story Structure to be Erected
on Old Cafe Martin Site.

Plans have been filed for the construction
Of the twenty story store and Office buih-
ing 10 be erected on the site II the ola
cafe Martin, on the south side Of yth
street. between Broadway and Fifth ave-
nue.. s'ra
II will have frontage Of 1851 feet n
the street, sos feet in Broadway and IS
feet on the avenue. The facade will be Of
brick and limestone trimmings and the
owner is the Fifth Avenue and Twenty.
sixth Street Company OF which George
+. johnson is president. Schwartz Gross.
architects, have estimated the cost at so.
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