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New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
"CENTIPEDE" ROBBERS BUSY
Detectives Charge Three Prisoners with
Big Shoe Thefts.

The centipede" burglars are the latest
evil the police Of this city have TO contend
with Lieutenant Lonergan. Of the Central
Office, is responsible for their discovery
and. he says. arrest. Yesterday he brought
Abe Levine, Of No. s. Madison street:
Jacob Gold. Of No. 81 Monroe street. and
Edward Goldberg. Of No. -l5 East 18th
street, before Magistrate McQuade In the
Tombs Police Court. on charges Of at
tempted burglary. Lonergan asked that
the men be held forty-eight hours for ex-
animation. in order to give the police op-
portunity to connect them with a series OF
robberles in loft buildings. The magis-
trate held them in 1900 bail for examina-
tion tomorrow morning.
Two weeks ago the BrocktOn Shoe Com
pany, at Reade street and West Broad
way. was robbed Of $40 pairs Of shoes. The
thieves drove up 10 the building early I'm
the morning with wagon, jimmed the
door and got away with the plunder.
week ago an attempt was made to
enter another store on Duane street, the
men being scared away by the appearance
Of = clerk on Saturday afternoon Lieu
tenant Lonergan and other detectives saw
three men in delivery wagon drive up TO
the building at No IS Chambers street
The detectives allowed the men TO enter
the building and then arrested them. a
Jimmy was found on one Of them. accord
ing to the police.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
BISON FIGHTS KEEPER
Great Bull. Annoyed by Young
SterS, First Attacks Calf.
WHIP Is USED IN VAIN
Pitchfork Proves Better Weapon,
and Central Parks Toby Is
Secured in Stall.

Robert Hoey. keeper OF the buffaloes N
the Central Park menagerie. saved his own
! life and that Of q buffalo calf Yesterday
morning with a pitchfork. The cold weather
! and teasing by a number of youngsters,
who threw ice balls at Toby, leader Of
! the herd, caused the great bison To attack
J one of the calves in the Enclosure.
The shouts 6f a number Of people brought
| Hoey out of the buffalo house. He saw
! Toby charging about the lot in hesdlong
pursuit of the bull calf, got his whip and
tried to head off the big animal. bat the
| cracking of the whip about its ears only
| served TO increase it's rage.
The cows Of the herd retreated into the
| buffalo house leaving Hoey and the Two
huffaloes in the Enclosure. After making
several more unsuccessful attempts to stop
Toby with the whip. the keeper ran for the
house to get his pitchfork.
The big bull continued his chase after the
calf. which finally ran into the house.
with Toby right behind him, Hoey was
Just about 10 step ont with the pitchfork
and met the calf inside the doorway. The
excited animal did not vecr an inch and
struck Hoey amidships. knocking him head
over heels and continuing on TO the ronr of
the house
The keeper scCamhled 10 his feet as Toby
showed his nose through the doorway. He
gave the big animal whack over the nose
with the handle OF the pitchfork. This
STAYED Toby's progress only a moment.
The bull plunged inside
Then followed a stampede rhe COWS
began hacking and snorting in their stalls
and tried 10 squeeze out OF the runway in
the rear. Toby stood with his head low
cred, defying any OF the COWS or bulls 70
move. The calf he had chased still seemed
to hold his attention. for he spied II cover
ing in the corner In the rear Of the house.
Then the big bull plunged through the
kicking writhing herd 10 get al the calf
AS lie did so Hoey gave him hard welt on
the neck with the fat side of the pitchfork.
The keeper retreated at the sams time 70
the rear Of the house. As Toby came on he
hit him three or four times with the Aat
side Of tho pitchfork, not wanting TO injure
the big animal unless absolutely necessary.
The young calf then did what was best
for IL, but the worst for the keeper. II
saw chance TO escape. and plunged head
long past Eoey and the bull and was out
in the lot again in iffy. Toby wheeled Ia
get out. and as he did so crushed Hoey up
against the stalls. The Keepers left arm
was badly bruised and his hand cut by the
impact
Toby rushed into the ward after the calf
which again slipped into the house, and
this time the keeper slammed the door shut
and slipped the big bolt before Toby could
get back in.
Before the bull had got over his rampage
he demolished a feed bin in the yard aud
had tried to rip out the side OF tho buffalo
house.
After he had been made to 80 hungry all
day he calmed down late in the afternoon
and was let inside his stall, uut once in
there he was locked in with a heavy chain.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
DR.. WILEY ATTACKS LOBBY
Working Against Taft's Pure
Food Amendment, He Says.

DR.. Harvey W Wiley, Tie pure food eX-
pert Of the Department OF Agriculture, told
a West Side Y NJ. e. a. audience yesterday
that their crowd and his are the easiest
sort OF people I'm the world TO deceive. Al
most anybody can sell almost anything
without questions being asked to Christian
people and to farmers, was the way he
put II.
Dr. Wiley said there was strong lobby
at work in Washington trying TO defeat
President Tau's amendment to the pure
food law. The liquor interests were repre-
sented. he said
"If every form Of business had i'm It "a
creat deceptior. az the food and drug bust.
ness America would he nation of rascals
and criminals" he said. Yet there Is not
business that does not need legislation
and regulation. Already the ethical prin-
ciples embodied in the pure drug and food
law have cTept out into other lines. II
will not be very long before deception in
business in America will be at an end"
Dr. Wiley told this story, which pleased
the audience greatly:
Three flies went out for a fly, IN try
their wings and see the world. One discov-
cred a pile Of sugar and ate of II. The
sugar was adulterated The iys eNcur-
sion ended with his death. The two others
few on. when one saw some -four. He ate
OF IT, being hungry. II contained paris
green. and the eater died The third fly
could hy no further, hut would fain COM
nit suicide. and SO die with his compan-
ions. He saw some fy paper which q
housewife displayed at the kitchen win
dow. But II was aduterated, and tho fly
lived"
Or. Wiley. outlining the fight for the pure
food law which had been his work Tor
twenty-five years, said women and their
ORGANIZATIONS did more than men and their
organizations to help him
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
TO RE0RGANIZE WIRELESS
New Corporation Planned for
Which Shares May Be Traded

DeScIlptlons OF lle plan or reorganization
| of the United Wireless Telegraph Company
are being sent out TO it's 10000 stockholders.
The plan has been prepared by Saul $.
Myers, OF No. 60 Wall street, it's counsel.
| 1t is proposed to form a new corporation
under the laws Of the State Of New York.
with an authorized capital about equal to
the number Of shares subscribed under the
| terms of the plan, and 10 have the new
corporation purchase from the trustees in
bankruptcy all the assets of the present
| company, including its patents.
Each stockholder of the present bankrupt
company can exchange two shares of stock
In the old company for one in the new. pro-
Vided the stockholder also pays % cents In
cash for each share of stock in the old
company which he offers for exchange. The
par value of eaQh share Of stock in the
new company will be s.. No distinction
VIII be made between preferred and COM
mon stock Of the bankrupt corporation.
The time within which stockholders may
subscribe is/limited to March Is, 1912, and
all stock must be deposited with the Broad
way Trust Company, which will issue nego-
table receipts for all subscriptions received.
The subscriptions are made, the commit-
tee SAYS, with the distinct understanding
that they will he held in trust, and IL the
committee is unsuccessful in making the
offer for the property which is accepted
and confirmed by the court the amount Of
each cash subscription and all the certifi-
Gates of stock deposited will be returned.
If the committee shall he successful in
having its offer for the property accepted
and confirmed by the court. the new corpo-
ration will be formed at once.
The various committees have now COM
bined, and Arthur T. West, one Of the vice
presidents Of the National Surety Company.
is chairman Of the permanent reorganiza-
tion committee, which also includes r. VI.
Owen, an automobile manufacturer at Lam
sing, Mich; John L. Folwell. banker;
George W. Whitesde counsel Of the New
York Credit Mems Association, and others.
Mr. West says that he has received
cable dispatch from the managing director
Of the English Marconi Company suggesting
that the two companies be consolidated and
requesting Mr. West TO come 10 London
with full power to close a contract. AL
ready the Marconi company is extending
its system so as to take in all the depend
encies Of Great Britain. and as the United
company practically controls the trade on
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans in the
Western Hemisphere, such consolidation
would give the Marconi interests such
strength that IT'S wireless messages would
encircle the world.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
ABANDoNs HOPE FOR WILSON
Chief Indiana Boomer Gives Up Work
ing for Governor.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Indianapolis. Feb. i.-Colonel W. {. Liller'
organizer for Governor Wilson In this state.
has gone West after frritless efforts to or.
ganize WILSON clubs and II Is said that his
mission is a political one. lie organized a
Wilson club here some time ago. and just
as. he was extending his efforts TO other
cities the Watterson-W Wilson trouble came
up. and Democrats ceased to take further
interest i'm Wilson, or took so little that the
work was abandoned. It is said that Colo
mel Liller. who was secretary Of the Ma
tIonaI Democratic League Of Clubs, has
abandoned all hopes of getting any dele
gates in this state for Wilson and that he
attributes It 10 tho wilson IIaryey-Watt
son row.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

fremont Avenue Land co 20 Jacob Man.
DEL 81.
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to New York Lite In
surance Co. SI30.OO0
Whippe Security 60 10 David a Marks; ~.
New York Life Insurance and Trust co,
trIs. 10 Seamen's Church Institute OF New
York: s2s, 600
Mary and c Il Lyman to Mary and n
Lyman. $s.046.
Same to same: $4.o03.
Same 10 same: S5.512
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to John V
Hecker: 5000.
Same TO Philip weinFtein and ano; $4,000.
Same TO German Society OF City Of New
York: $25 600.
American Mortgage co to New York Tru.t
Co: S25.2I5.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CO TO
LAWYERS Mortgage 90: $4,000
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co 20 Philip
NAinsten and ano; $4,000
Same to same: s35 000
Same 10 same: $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. n " cor 1921 81, 425xlI6x irres
Robert Griffin Co agt comfort Realty Go, owner
aid contractor: Barnet House. contractor
Si07 6S
iG3p ST $40 West: same azt same: 1885 "a.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 490: same sgt Kinsels
Construction 90, owner; g W kinseila' con-
tractor Scsi q"
lf2D sT. No COS West: Clsremont Iron Works
agt Emkasr Realty CO owner and contractor:
S1.730
l2fTH ST. 1877 and lS9 West; Henry u Kahn
agt Hotel Viking 60. lessee and contractor Y
Myers Realty Co, owner; John y Korndahi, con-
tractor. 1886.
AUDUBON AVE, " cor is6th 81, i6oxloo.
August Kampfnyr agt IT q Realty Co owner:
William Cartwell and Henry Guttmann con-
tractors; So.
81 MARKS PL. rs; Jacob Nordiryer sst
barnet Chenkn. owner: David chenkin, con-
tractor; S45 so
ilTH ST. i2s West: Charles Brahus sst
Laura A Vale, owner; r W warfeld, con-
tractor; 1921 -
IBID ST, $50 West; Chicago varnish co agt
Latham Realty Co, owner and eontracror'
s616 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
SCHOONER BURNS; 6 SAVED
The Frank M. Low Sinks-Crew
Taken from Boat.

According to a wireless message re-
ceived in this city yesterday by the United
Wireless Company six men, half frozen
were picked up by the steamship Suanee
sIfSfIS miles southeast Of Frying Pan Shoals
.Lightship yesterday morning.
They were Captain Donovan and his crew
Of FIVE men from the three-masted schooner
Frank NJ. Low, which left Norfolk on Janu-
airy 27 with cargo Of coal for Savannah.
At midnight Saturday a fire started in the
coal cargo and got beyond control Of the
crew. who fought it for an hour. They
then got away in the ships dory, and at
1880 a. m saw the schooner 60 over on
her beam ends and sink.
A stiff gale from the northwest drove
. the dory before il, but II was sighted by
the Suanee. of the Merchants and Miners
Line from Baltimore and Savannah. Cap
tain Kirwin bore down upon the men and
/, took them aboard. Although suffering from
eiexAaustion. they were able to row along
side the suanee.
The schooner. which was Of 5i2 tons
burden, was built in Camden, \. j., in
1909 for Rogers & Webb, of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OK lenders Attorney
FEBRUARY 5.
MANHATTAN


AMSTERDAM AVE, 1742. = 25xl0o (nts
So. 000); Jan 81, 1910: Amsterdam ave. 1740, W g.
"a lix10O (nnts $500 Jan 81, 1910. Amsterdam
ave. l14t, :, 2JXl00 Gntg $4,000: Jan 81, 1919
Realty CO 20 William Ergelmann; total
rtgs s16, 800; attorney, William Finn, 17sS
VEsEY ST, Ps. mtg on lsasehold, etc; April
z 1911: Frank Mann 10 Bernheiner & Schwartz
Brewing Co; SL1oo: address l2sth st and AM
% AVE cor Tooth ST, 1so 1lx1O6 s9th st,
n s. 3e6 II OF lst ave. l4SSl0011; June Il.
1907 Thomas Graham 10 Charles F Murtsgh
5TH AVE. S, 74I1 Il Of 1880 ST. 25xa0:
Henry and Sophie Rothschd ct al 70 New York
Savings Bank SIS. 500; address, 81 sth ave.
5TH AVE 2l69. 25X00: April 10. 1908; Charles
schade to Philip 4 zoller; s6,oCO; attorney. W II
sage 1850 Broadway
Samuel and Bessie BaTkn Lowenfeld &
Prayer; S2450o attorneys. Arnstein & Levy, i2s
Broadway.
6T0 Feb ?. 1905; George Kit TO Ralph Cans:
$4,000; attorneys. W & J McDermott.
Rector 81.
Robert l. and Jennie Knasgs to Ellen L Finlay:
$40, 600; attorney. Title Insurance Co. lS5 Broad
iS2p ST. $. TX q W Of Park ave. 25x9o II !:
surance CO.. $4,000; attorneys, Dulon & Roe.
1i5 Broadway.
25xoo II: MAY .. 1911 saranac Construction co
to Harry Davis; $4,000; address. % Broad
THE BRoNX
PROSPECT AVE, 5 e cor 157th st, 1Qox1125x
90. iixli0.s: Dec s. 1908; Ferd c and Katie NJ
Ramman to Mutual Life Insurance Co: $4,000:
address 80 Nassau 81.
VYsE AVE. COZ 173d II, 75x1O0 Dec 0.
moG 6D5S and and Therssson, eSrs etc; 5000; at
torney u Seymour, DreXel Building.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
Rob 3 IN A BAR HOLD-UP
Masked Men Beat Customer
GWhO Had Only 81 in Pocket.
TAKE MONEY AND WATCHES
Loader Fills His Pockets with
Blls from Cash Register and
All Four Make Their Escape.

-.,,r men. dressed in the conventional
lam costumes Of slouch hats and masks,
.u.d into a saloon at No. 2S7 Willis ave
- The Bronx early yesterday morning,
ia an the bartender and friend. robbed
,ta cash register and were about to stroll
.rt again when a prospective customer
.,.rsd the place When the quartet found,
,,.r roine through his pockets, that the
,a.,er had only 50 and nickel plated
s,cb they knocked him down, and after
,satine him we'll and kicking out three
..o.b left him on the floor and walked
out. -.
,rbe men who were robbed were not able
4, describe their assailants to the police.
tJ,tterof. the bartender, said that when the
,,ur entered he was standing back Of the
,,r tolking to a friend and glanced around.
Thev walked leisurely up 10 the bar. and
ope of them quietly drew revolver ana
sno+ber. evidently the leader, came around
hack of the bar and opened the cash regis
Ear He pulled out bills by the handful
,tuAinc them in his pockets, and then
armed hIs attention to the bartender.
The man deftly went through Hatterofs
rcckets. taking $35 in cash and gold
watch and chain valued at $75. Turning
"a uatterofs friend, the man extracted A2
t,or, his pocksts and a gold watch worth
tnA .,.eod ,,ir,se,f
,ho+ tbe lob was complete rear door
onened and another man entered the ss-
Ioon He was apparently blinded for
moment BY the light, and walked across
,oar the bar before he discovered what
was happening. When his hands went
rn an an order from the leader the latter
started through his pockets, but when the
most careful search revealed nothing nut
the lone 81 bill and a cheap watch the
,esrcher was infuriated. He struck the
man in the face, knocking him nat on MS
back, and kicked him several times IN the
head and body Before the man on the
floor could make a move TO protect hlm-
self from the shower Of blows the husky
leader had dragged him to his feet by the
collar pummelled him in the face and
smashed him back on the floor again, kick
ing him in the face and knocking out
three front teeth. Then with a parting
word TO Hatterof and his friend. who
stood helplessly by with their hands
above their heads, the four walked out or
the saloon.
Hatterof stood in the corner for several
minutes, and then ventured to the door
and ran out on the street where he found
patrolman of the Alexander avenue sta
ton. The three men went with the po-
liceman 10 the station house, where they
told their story, and Detectives Kerner
and Dovle were assigned 10 the case.
The only description the victims could
give Of the men was that they wore dark
overcoats.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney.)
FEBRUARY g.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
| AUDUBON AVE V cor Of 1I5d 81, 19oxlloO; y,lte
| Latham Realty Co 70 Bertha CHRISTIAN ana f'lZa
Cola, s2i2 broadway mtg kl50OOol; FEB !;
| 500: attorney, LAWYERS Title Insurance and
Trust 60. 100 Broadway
| SANE PROPERTY; Christian Cola et al 10
Fletcher Court, S2i2 Broadway 9htg mig Si''oVV'
| AVE c. 20. 26xioO, Louis Salzberg to Jennie
| sslzherg. 1913 Cd ave; all liens: Feb ]; slOO, at
torney Paul Hellinger. 32o Broadway.
BROADWAY. cor OF lsoth 81, 81. i4pNiy9; ySS
East sOth II mtg $4,000; Feb ]. 81: attorney
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO. 100
Broadway.
CHERRY ST, n 5, SO n OF New Chambers
st. 55x irreg; wiam II Barnum. exr, 70 August
Weyman. 200 East 1881 81; Jan 70; 81; attor-
news, Bowers 6 sands. 81 Nassau St
SAME PROPERTY; August Weyman 70 ,no tne
Rudolph wallach Co, IS William 81: FEB q; sloV
SAME PROPERTY Lucy ] Jarvis ct al 10
ame; Feb 2; 81; attorney same as above
FRONT 81. 2o5. 2ox72; John II Appellate, TO
6Sm eaSnuI Ian 90 si00 attorney. Lawyers Title In
gITance and Trust CO. 100 Broadway,
MAIDEN LANE. 1913. ELK irreg; Beekman st
2sC a adl anP Pcari TGT st. gsl sS7ioo Duane St g
2Ix,ox irreg Roland S Petit TO James W
s.iaTnsys Adam: i9S Iod2 Se'c Coke G Tsi IS Wall St
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. $ e cor Of 1921 81, lo4x
100; Charles oDonne 10 onondags Building
Co. 745 Riverside Drive Feb tints S2so;UooS'
WASHINGTON PL. 126. runs S SO # TO- 4th
a. x2lx irreg 10 beg: Margaret AchGnbaeh TO
Georgiana Maelay. 50 West 5Ith ST. Feb |;
500; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co.
l76 Broadway.
OATH ST. i3 and IS West; IL sty brk. 52x9sx
,rrer: George Vause 20 Brunswick Realty Co,
lis East 2sth ST: all liens. Jan 81; 81; attorney
isT AVE. il85 and ll37 92xe4x irreg: Will
,sn, & bennett 10 s G g. Roach. 701 Madison
ave: $4,000 attorney. II Lppincott. S5 Mas
sau ST. - ,-,oo,,
,rreg. Frank \ J Tyler TO Francis Fl Tyler 200
Tisrs,rSon "a BROOKLYN; 10 part; Jan 30; 81
st1nrnev W McConihe. 70 Broadway
corH ST, 222 East: sly 6rk. 1exloox i,rsg
Moses Newog955sseTT 95s Tast $. 6etb dia 3, Ne"0u'ss' ~
INST ST. 225 West; Q sty brk. 2oxloo; Walter
ESs,roeyAr exr, 70 Nandel Granor. $50 West
ss,L 81, Feb o. sl0o attorney. Title Guarantee
foI fo.H rrust GO. f76 Broadway.
,,,iiis,n Won et al 70 Dean Holding Co. SIS
r.nd ., Cr1te ss1 sool all liens: Dec 81; sl0o
IiiTH ST. es 70 81 East . sly brk, 46xioo'
Abraham RothstroH,s g ,a 81 to samuel schneidsIr
slgTg,i slgTiru ST. rs TO 20 East: sty brk 4sxloo
liiIh ~ Sa,han Hochron. sss Cherry 81 lmts
sss NV sooe, ali liens; Jan 81; sioo.
nth ST ss Max sprung. p ~ west e2d &
irregi 80 sd6, ali liens. Jan 81: 800 attorney,
vl'z ,,n Z STohn zoo BroadSay
W, tieI n'' sT' lis and 100 West sty brk. Ak
oo Georre Rosenzweig 20 Max Schwartz
ana ahV: s,dSsv ,o Roosman, 1is Broadway.
THE BRONX
pRooK AVE. :, l3l u OF l41st o. 52x
,rreg' IS Su vsn Nest p; Jan Is; s35; attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
DASH oFoR MOUNT M'KINLEy
Alaska Explorers Will Try to Beat
Professor Parker to the Top.
by Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]


fairbanks, Alaska, Feb. 4.--In an ef-
,vr' 70 beat Professor Hersbell Parker,
s'oant Mckinley climber, an expedition is
a'W under way from Seward by way OF
ne headwaters Of the Susitina River.
lFo sled loads OF provisions. Weighing
sA'een hundred pounds and hauled by
,N'een dogs. are to be taken over the
eshtisnna trail 20 the base Of the north
.''pe OF the peak whore permanent camp
IN ne established. The party comprises
nsI,lp Nash, George S. Lewis, Ralph
psy and Jack Phillips They inteno
se9nt for the most feasible route ana
mae 2 desh for the top by March u
FfoIessor Parker and the Beimore-
yNns party have a camp in the same
inity Since Or. Cooks climb proved
'aseP Lloyd. Of Fairbanks, claimed %
I've scaled the peak in 1910 and placed :
fss y the top. The rivals OF Parker eN-
'''' 10 prove that no nag is there
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and attor'
ney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
FEBRUARY 3.


ney)
Interest : per cent unless otherwise stated
FEBRUARY 3.
MANHATTAN
AUDUBON AVE, cor l7Sd tt. loOxlvwS,
Bertha Cola ct al 20 Latham Realty % ooV
east som st lp5L0r mtg $50 Cq@ FEB I,is Ts In
surance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway
BRoADwAY. cor i3oth ,sSIo,s, e. isexhSO; ssXi1S:
$50 90; attorneys, A s " Hutchlns s. Will
lam ST.
CANAL sT. 324, 25x95, Colonial Holding Go
20 David Israel. 6l East s6.h 81 prior mtg sfo'
COO. due as per bond; SlO,COO' attorney >
Danziger, 80 Liberty 81.
CHERRY ST. n :, IS II y Of New Chambers
ST. Rudolph Wal!ach Co TO AMERICAN .s ooN Mortgage
CO. 81 Nassau st; & Feb q 3; & yrs; SioV'o' S'oF-
COLUMBIA ST. IS, 25x100: Charles " Hunter
TO James W McDermot. 75 Macon st. Brooklyn
Jan %; 3 yrs; $500; attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust 90. 100 Broadway.
VESEY ST. es. X irreg; Joseph d McElhone
70 Sarsnac Realty CO. so Pine ST. Feb g. do
mand, per cent $1,000. attorneys. shiland
Hedges, 50 Pine st.
9TH AVE, 5s3 24z1Oo Joseph " Iedwith
iprior ifo mtg G SIS 66ol; jan 2; yTs. per cent
5000: address, 534 9th ave
18TH ST, SOC East 24x10S; Dean Holding Co
70 William A Spencer and sno. trustees, Ihrogs
Neck. y Y: Feb 2; 2 yrs Sl4 600; attorneys,
Miller. King. Lane & Traford so Broadway.
18TH ST, t25 West 12x irreg; Salvation Army
"a corporation) to German Savings Bank. 100
East l4th st: Feb 2; 3 yrs, "a per cent; attor-
ney, TITLE Insurance co. 135 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
LOT 30S. map Of Van Nest Park, Felix Ferago
10 James Tully tpror mtg s12000) due July
2, 1914; per cent; Feb >; $1,000; address. 1855
McGraw ave.
NORRIS PARK AVE, g s. 81 It Of Union
port Road. 25xllS Robert Adelman 70 Eugene
Heckert, 800 East SD ST prior mtg $4,000 ST.
6 per cent; s1.5o0; attorney, John a Steinmez.
1909 East ls0th 81.
MECHANIC ST. cor walker st, 50xi1S;
Lillian NJ Williams 70 VI DAILY, 4s3 Central
ave; Feb .: due July Is, 1913: per cent; So
900: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co, $50
Broadway.
VYSE AVE. cor 1s7th 81. 50x99: Arc
Realty co TO Kyran Dunno, 2349 % ave. Feb 3
3 yrs. per cent; $1,000; attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trus. Co, leo Broadway
WASHINGTON AVE. =, l2S II OF Hal
sey Place 25x95; William W Waddell 70 Martin
l. Henry: instalments. March IL; S4I5; ADDRESS
lP4s Bathgate ave.
4TH ST s. 80 Il OF 18th ave. 34xl05.
Wakefield William II Christian 70 Eugene Lich-
tenberg 81 Remy, y Y; Feb ?; yrs. 8 per
cent; 81 80. attorney Title Guarantee and Trust
| Co. i76 Broadway
18TH AVE n e cor 4th 81. io5x50 Wakefield (:
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