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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
TEAMS TIE SCORE
IN INTERESTING GAME
Great Shots by Hal Chase's and Joe
Jeannette's Men--SCore $751;
large Crowd Enjoy Battle.

T,,~4 - ehnw vorv.tiittv .IIalp
CHASE the premier hrst Assem- Oh
the American EeA8sse, and Joe
Jsannette. aodkicai sclafmant Of Jack
-rohr.or,. -h..xv~a.vht n,or,n aton-
red ~ n Hi. csty Iasf niobt lnnp
80 81 - nisv ;rta-eate
~ hssrs.haii = Arsstn
. .a ahich rss.ssad - Ia 81 ~
- ~ &c. "a tha hasahaiI
sra hox,ns ,~nrsas srAr. .,,nnorfsa
~ rlavava ~ urnar.t shiIjtv who
~ ~. arti"iea - h..Latr,aiI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
OLDEST @nEWsGIRLv is II.
Caldwell Makes Notable Event " ofs
Wvnanss Anniversary.

srsu weii IN. - Haseu 4e-rIiss anna
Eliga Beach, Tia oldest ~"newagirf' Ia
the Unitad States. had a regular birth
day parry this year. The Baptist
Ladies, Aid society took 1t upon them
selves 10 make her seventeenth birth
day notsbls.
Miss Beach was born on Feb. 70,
1870. and although the c~elsswatien was
Cor her aeveafeestA hsrfhsey she was
setually asvenfy-swe years old. Tic
gear 1900 nof hsing a leap year. she
haa an eight year sapss between BIRTH
days al The beginning Of tina asw cen
fury.
Fer sxnAny yeass Miss Beach Aas sup
gsoFted heFsslf by setiag ~ q newspa
per carrier over lsnx gsads Ia Caldwell
asA Mesa tasaw@sE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
TO
BE ARRANGED
High School League viii
Meet Next Week

Dave Wilentz, president of the
Middlesex County High School
League, has called a meeting OF the
managers OF the league teams for
next Saturday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
The meeting will take place IN the
high school building and the pur-
pose is TO arrange the whole sched-
ule.
It Is understood that New Bruins
wick high school will be represent
led at the next meeting and with all
the other magnates attending there
lis no doubt that the business of the
league will be finished as far as
baseball Is concerned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

YOUNG BEDELl
WILL BE BUSY
Local Boxer Has Four Mat
ches Next Week.

Young Bedell, the Pride OF
Perth Amboy, has his hands full In
the squared arena for next week,
when he faces husky opponents on
four occasions. Bedell will appear
In the main bout on Monday night
at the Permo "A. A. stag in the
Auditorium, having az his opponent
Howard Smith, considered one oil
the cleverest nghtweights In New
Jersey. On Tuesday night Bedell
will box at Browns gymnasium. in
New York, and On Thursday evening
he will appear before the members
OF the National A. c. The Perth
Amboy lad will conclude the weeks
performance with a grueliing ten
round affair at the Liberal A. c.,
Rosebank, s. r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
COULD NOT SURVIVE WIFE.
Charles Enssi Of Trenton Died Whiis
che Mas In Coffin.

Trenton, N. j., Merch "a shert
time before the time set for the funeral
Of his wife Charles Engie, q prominent
citizen, died. The funeral Of Mrs. I'm
gel wal postponed and husband and
-sse win lie buried together tedsy
The couple were devoted, and it had
often been predicted neither would SUR
yfvg the other. very bong.
Engei a been III for some time. and
The death Of his wife FASTENED the end
Fer years be was a member OF fhe
water board aud was long the proprie;
tor OF a local cafe. lie was an active
worker In German-American societies
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
SCHOOL GIRLS
IN FAST GAME
Sophomore and Junior Play
ers Beat Senior Freshmen.

In a game which vas marked By
very little scoring the Senior-Fresh-
men girls basketball sextett wal
downed by q team OF Sophomore
and Junior players yesterday after
noon on the Auditorium court. The,
Anal tally was Z to G.. Only five
field goals were scored throughout
the contest, the rest OF the points
being scored by free throws from
the foul line. Close guarding by
both teams accounts for the small
score.
Throughout the entire length Of
the tussle the losing team had this
lead but In the last few minutes at
play Laverne DeHamm spilled tn
two field goals. which turned the
tide of victory to her teammates
camp. The feature of the game waa
the playing*of the side centers, La
verne DeFiamm and Ruth Bawden.
While Miss DeHamm played a very
fast game her performance did not
excel that OF Miss Bawden. Mis4
tDeTamm had the advantage In scor-
Ing. since she Tailed two field goals
while her opponent was held score
less. The lineRps were:
Senior-Freshii1en Sophoanore-Junforn
Clara Hanson Margaret Eonuaes4
Helen Pfeiffer Anna Rhodes
forwards
Ellie Dinkelacker. Dorothy Crowell
centre
Laverne DeHamm Ruth EawdeH
side center
G. Ernst, Miss Doris. 6. Smith
M. Greenbaum -.-.....G co. Martin
guards
Goals from feid-C1ara Hanson.
Helen pfeiffer, Laverne DeFIarnfn
I1zl, Anna Rhodes. Foul goals
Margaret Conquest. Helen pfeifer5
Time Off halves. fifteen minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
EMERALD A. G..
HERE TONIGHT
Hudson County Team Il
Meet the Riversides.

Secretary Joseph Biliott, OF the
Auditorium, has booked the Emerald
A, c., of the Hudson County Bas-
etbail League to play against the
fast going Riversides az tonight's
attraction at that amusement place
The visitors are declared to be ex-
ira strong and capable Of giving the
locals a drubbIng. The lineup OF
Che visitors will be as follows Hart
man and Biber. (: Berzkumps q;
IBehrens, Worth. Fisher, g.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
SOUTH RIVER is
GIVEN SURPRISE

meade gathered four points between
tns-a on nine throws from the foul
line. Tue score:
~sayregiIle tI4.) South River f12-9
Kroeser, Check, Armstrong, Iaslsx
forwards. -
center
Oiesen, Tucersen ....Ed. Cathvart
Err. Eathcart
guards.
Field goals-Cheek III, PhRir
t3), Armstrong f21, Taylor l21.
Foul goais-Phair (6). Taylor l3).
Meade Gil. Referee, Van Mucha-
hey, Of Perth Ambcy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
e. CID TEAM
REORGANIzES
Railway Baseball Champions
Planning for tbs Season.
stenes . the svEYtNe NEws.

IAreosos 70 TEE NEVH
Railway, March 2:-The El Cid A.
sC. last years baseball champions OF
the city, have r~eorganlzed for the
1912 season by electing the fellow
ing officers. Captain, Fred n. Boyne;
manager, Thomas q. Connolly. Cap
tain Boyne is d Railway A. A. play
er. The El Cids would like to ar
range games with the Marfons and
-. a a, O., OF Forrn annoy; Car
teret r. c., OF Roosevelt, and the
Tottenviile "A. c., OF Tottenvilie. s..
/. Address Manager Connolly, p. o.
Box So, this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

s.rFf 0F -acDuf3n grfsm
ss e the grAs covessd diasnoad
There Is nothing to II wher Cnast
gets into a baseball uniform and
cuts up oapers along the first base
line, but he is very much out OF
place on the basketball court. Ee
Admits it.
Jeanette, ON the other hand,
profited by much experience aud
gave a creditaole showing last night
at the Auditorium. He is far from
o. SLOUGH on the slippery floor. Still
and all. he'll be heavyweight cham
pion before he ever stars In the
ranks OF professional baskethalldom.
20 . y
Everybody had a skate on last
night. Wait a minutel / mean "a
roller skate Jeanette, Chase and
even the genial Steve Fallon tried
the sport with much enthusiasm. It
was ~Jeannettess first effort since q
night in Paris three years ago
when this is written we start
for Dead Dog Gulch. armed TO the
teeth. Something will happen when
arrive. We have stood enough
Our favorite hction-.Police on
Track OF Robbers; Arrests Momen-.
tariiy Expected"
Connie Mack has a new first base
man named Chase. TO avoid confu-
sion with tho Peerless Hail. we
might cali him "Young Chase
aChaseieto or even Chaser" But
perhaps he will be chased before
the season opens.
A contrib. writes: aWhy don't
you settle this proseeutorship?"
Now Just givE us time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

edge basetballicly. the following IL
iustrations are appended: In the
dressing room before the game Chase
was asked by a NEWS reporter,
What position do you play to-
nigbt?" We'll I play nearer the
center OF the hall than any other
place" What position do you call
that?" He was enlightened Dur
ing the game. Hal picked the ball
up out Of bounds and whispered to
a bystander, Now what do / do
with it?" Jeanette told him. De-
spite Chase's lack of knowledge of
the game, the big crowd was entirely
satisfied with the evenings enter
tainment and Ia a unit in a vote OF
thanks to the Auditorium tor the
privilege of witnessing IN action
these stars of the sporting world.
The Riversides or Puritans would
have to extend themselves to defeat
either visiting quintet. The score.
Chase (6i.) JeanHette (01.)
H.. Doyle Harvey
right forwards.
IWAllum w. evans
left forwards.
Chase Jeannette
center.
ccrrrigan ...-,...... ]. Doyle
right guards.
lBrugEy II. Snea
left guards.
Field goals-Ghase fl), Jeanette
E(8). Wallurn f3), T.. Doyle (6),
Bruggy f131, Corrigan 90, Harvey
t13), Shea (3), Evana t29. J..
Dople s(2). Foul goais--L. Doyle
E(1), Bruggy Ill, Corrigan t3).
IJeannette (2), Shea t1l. Referee,
sTom'' Evans. Time-20 minute
J halves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
spessal 10 the EVENING ME- wE.

Special 20 Che EVENING NfWH.
South River, March 2.-Paul
Checks Sayreyille A. A. furnished a
surprise TO hundreds OF basketball
fans throughout the eoaHty by cap
turing the county league game last
night at this place from the Sterling
Al. Al, by a III to IL score @Poppie"
Phair. the VISITORS center and for
naer star of the Steriings. made
twelve of the winners points. He
shone brightly throughout the con-
test and today is the hero Of the lit
tie burg across The river. Phair
was strong on fouls. making six out
oil eight free throws Taylor and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
WAR ON AUTO sPEEDERs.
Recorder ksHsr Sentenced chauffsu
20 Jaii For Five Days.

N8cor1@f N3H@F S@HktH~sa ~Hau7F4Hs
20 Jaii For Five Days.
Atlantic City. N. u, March 2. Recor-
der KefYer started a war on automobile
~sscorcherss by imposing the heaytest
penalty In the history OF the Police
court here. cae man being sentenced 30
tafI fer ave days. The victim al WIN
ield scott, chauffeur Tor Wilbart Mea-
mont. d contractor.
Edward Martin. { taxieab drives was
ffsed SIS. Judge Ke1er severely rep
ylsnassaed hotf rneal and declared he
would eoatlaue heavy penalties unul
the speeding vas broken up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
ANOTHER LOSS
FOR HELME1TA

specidf to txs EvEEFNG NEWS.
Helmetta, March 2.-Heimatta
lost three straight gafaaA IN this
S-M Bowling League last week AT
HightstoHn- Heimetta rolled poor
III.
Harry Richards won the puoi
game from William NadoIaki Thuxa-
day night by the score az SIS TO fB.
Russell Soden stail hnids the lead.
All the eews TOR ~ cents = vseax.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
ASTORIA WILL
TACKLE I. A. C.
eosal to ths EVENING NEWS.

ssecsai to ths EVENING NEWS.
TottenviiIe, s. l., March 2s--The
Astoria A. c., of Astoria, Long Is
land. will play here tonight IN K. OF
r. hall against the ~Tottenville A. G.
IA first class game is assured the
locals many patrons BIZ Manager
Willis Larkins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
VARSITY TEAM
MEETS DEFEAT
Old Riversides Trim High
School Score Al to 20.

Mutton McCreeryss band of old
Riyersldes defeated the high school
varsity basketball quintet .yester-
day afternoon at the Auditorium by
a Al to 20 score. The game was
closer than expected, although the
high school made most or their
points In the last few minutes of
play. Yesterdays game marked the
close of high school basketball here
this season. The game will net be
counted In the teams record since
the opponents OF the school were not
school representatives.
"Sambo" Hernsby showed mp we'll
at center caging four field goals.
while he held Keeps to but one.
McCreery as usual dropped In more
than q half dozen field goals and
showed considerable class. kid
Regan'g playing was much applaud
ed. Jake Levy made some fine
shots for the varsity and Captain
Bones Browning played very ciev-
erly around the court, The first half
ended II to 5, in favor of the cid
.Riyies." Following r the lne4
ups;
Browning, Major Fecrcr-y. Davis
Shumsky, Coudsn :. !. -
forwards.
k0onS hofns5y
center.
Levy, Belikove .5chantz, Regan
gtlgrds.
Goals from held@MeCseery {7),
Davis ls1, Hornsby "a, lteganA ts9,
Bro wuiag. Levy tp1 II Ap0Dgs 4sDHgseu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

Eo9&@sost LsFsfHfstt1S IFHAHIxt8.
Eaw York, March 1.-The personnel
Of the Roosevelt committee of the city
OF New York was announced. Charles
ID. Duell ~ the president, Eiou Hunt.
ington Hooker treasurer and Oliver @.
Carpenter secretary. Mi. Carpenter
will have charge, as In the past. OF the
office work. His oface Is almost across
the street from the Outlook.
The news when It Ii news in the
sEyENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
|RIVIES TO PLAY THE
T. A. C. ON MARCH e

The Rlversides and Tottenviile
a.. G. will play in the Auditorium.
on Friday evening, March %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
rtnr.rC srnvICn TIME rARLn.

cars Leave Staen Island rasrry:
For New Brunswick-6:10 = M
every 80 minutes until $3.50 :. M alse
at $40, 1910 and 1919 y. %. eSntu1
days only at 12:l0.l -
For K~easby--6:26 q. m. and oxery
Is minutes until $40 ?. m. Then svefy
80 minutes until l1.40.
For Rahway-b:b0 q. m. ana every
minutes until 1920 p. m.
For Boynton Beach-6:o0 a. n. a
every Is minutes until l1:So ?. m-.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

rms NpgNENa NEWS has aaay
nxxeaK clfeg1zatf1a eaMMfy*
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
MUST PAY FOR PARK SPACE
Newsstands are the Only Exception to
Commissioner Stover's Ruling.

All persons engaged In any business on
mark property in New York City, except
those conducting newsstands, will have to
nav for such privileges, Park Commissioner
Slower said yesterday Why newsstands
are the exception TO the rule the Commits
would explain only with smile. few
months ago the Mayor had some corre-
spondence with the Commissioner regarding
the stands in the parks. Bootblacks, how
ever. will come under the ruling Photos-
raphers in Battery Park are now paying y
a month for that privilege, and the rule Will
be applicable to all the parks of the city
There are persons in this CITY, saiu
Commissioner Slower, who think that the
marks are created as a place where they
can make a living without paying any
license fee. When recently refused per-
NIT 10 one man on the upper East Side OF
Central Park he threatened TO commit SUI
eide. I told him TO go and do so. Hes
still kicking, for he was around here again
lately after the same permit"
Commissioner Slower said he had tound
that some of the privilege holders WIN
out consent to do so. had sublet SUCH priVi-
leges at a higher figure than they were
having and some who had no privilege at
all had sold their rights" to unsuspectlns
victims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
LEASES.

Daniel Birdsall e. Co. have rented tho
building at No. % West I'D street for a
term OF years 10 a concern in the fur bust
ness at a rental aggregating about 100000;
also leased for fifteen years the property at
Nos 1S0-ls2 Bowery at a rental aggregatlng
$4,000
Mccarthy G. Fellows have leased for Cen
terboro Realty Company to the Murray Hill
Art Galleries for a term OF years, the sec
ond floor I'm No. 176 Madison avenue.
Denzer Brothers have leased for long
term OF years the stores and Easements
1900 square feet at Nos. l04 and 106 Bleeck-
er street, southeast corner Of Greene street
to Lazar Jacobsohn: also 10 the S. & q.
Importing Company 1000 square feet I'm
Nos. 50 and II Wooster street. running
through to Nos. 1888 and $50 West Broad
way: also to A. Blumberg & Bro. the
eighth loft in Nos. 142 and 1ii West 26th
street: also to A. & II. WE'LL the first loft
in No. 1903 Grand street northeast corner
Of Mercer street; also to j. Hartman the
fourth loft in No 50 West Houston street;
also to the American Button Works the
first loft in No. li3 Greene street, and to
the Bob Raincoat Company the second loft
in No. Isl Spring street.
The Duross Company has leased the store
at No. 1903 West 18th street 10 NJ. J. Purcell
for q term OF years.
Leon s. Altmayer has leased for q client
10 Thomas Murphy, for term or years.
the store and basement at the southwest
corner of S7th street and Park avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20

ao.Ioo. May &c. 1870 TssreHan House, Gross vOr-
Gers,en; 1.45O;
haus. lis broadway ..-. .ame interested
by div bet pre1,l,,iivanian. 211.G II OF DOS
OF Dickran + da =. sept 2s 1911; peer l Don-
ton ave. ID S~a 7, Lucas SooV' "'''N''
shue 10 Vrythbert. As BroadWay' :,
CT W $, SO IT fromaon, WWouwood
Kelly pc soxiOO oct 10, iy ,o So ne aStor
b bongwo3GS co TO Emanuel stern se nR;rosadwsy
n mSa,'y rerr,ss & Roeser, 100 ,ooe.
ycr 200 map Van Nest Park; o Gs II h'VI :;
Henry snd no. address, 749 East lsls' 81.
MeAcy, %-, 100 It n OF Hath ST, loo.4
NOT AvSs; May 3. 1911; Me OF o nDen ~,
kl3gx lO0N % S.N York Trust Co; soo'VVV' az
ntaiV n A Snow, is Wall ST.
."ey ,Y,,,cr AVE. W s. 307.0 II OF W ose
PRospE.i 1oxi22 lx502x92; Oct -, i y" II
chester AVA Kettle Altschul to BernhaI \,
Sg inhtensts;n: $4,000; attorney isauoie ~
Levy. 40 Broadway ,,or.t. park
r,vroR ST, O s, 600 IT OF motifs ,iaaav
IA 5Ixioo. March Z, 1908; CamIila r. NJ
az pobsrt [, ireland. trus; S5.Z0U,, q,
soencer, Ordway & Wierum' - -.
TprMoNT AVE, s g, al II 100 o1 M Sur,
sya 532SIO4 11x50fx1e69 Feo 10, IT, II and
ust and Philipina c Jaeooo6s o,,ornev Douglas
Eiizabeth + Faller; s4,ooo' a''o'"'''
Nathewson o65 Broadway ma:
t.oru ct 95s East, 50xs0; Dec 2S lSos
ua1cr solomon 10 Elsie b ana sopniad az
Iowden: $1,000; attorney. oscar Ehe
302 Broadway. IVA
t,-11, ST. =, 1888 II OF C our.ianau. a.
oox9i7e. ocf l. 1907; Josephine StIasssi a
asrab Mason; $4,000; attorney brederich .
Stroh 100 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
BROOKLYN REALTY NEWS.

Arrangements for new department STORE
70 he erected in Fulton street at the cor
ner Of Elm Place have been practically
completed. The plot TO be improved COM
prises the stores of Barrett, NepheWs q
Co, wallace s. Co. the Royal Cloak and
Suit Company, the Star Shoe Company and
the Koch Company. at No. 4H to u? Full
ton street.
The Koch Company, OF which samuei
Bloom is president, will erect the new
structure, which is to be six stories In
height and to cost $4,000. 1t is likely that
the six stores which now occupy the ground
floor space on this plot will be Incorporated
into a holding company and have a pro-
portionate share in the Improvements con-
templated.
Platt g. Albert sold to the Worth Patter-
son Construction Company, Harry Malkin,
president, the plot. S9x127 feet northeast
side of ST. Marks avenue, 1s3 feet east Of
Hopklnson avenue. The buyers will erect
three high class four story apartment
houses.
Frank A. Seaver sold the two family brick
house No. $685. Bay 18th street for A. Gull
liksen to an investor.
The Bulkeley & Horton Company sold No,
99l Bergen street, between Franklin and
Bedford avenues. two story and base
ment dwelling house, 2OXllO feet, 10 James
Il. Kelly for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with namo and address OF lessee)
JANUARY 10,

BowERY, l48 and 14s. W cor Broome St,
si3 and ISL (alD: katharine Neill ct al TO
Samuel Kahn; yrs from May l. 1872; sl2oo;
address. 81 West SIst ST.
CANAL ST. 1925 (store. etc): Ida IevinSon to
Jacob Phillips and anO; yrs from Nov ], l9ll'
S1,320: address. IS Howard st, Newark. j.
COLUMBUS AVE. 7s6 store etc,; Henry G
Weller. exr, TO Joseph Goldgraben; o yrs from
May l. 1912: 81 roo address. 7s6 Columbus ave.
CoRTLANDT ST. II (alD; Havemeyer Real
Estate Co To Samuel KlatZko: yrs from OCT
10. 1911; s., 300 address, II Coruandt ST.
GiusepplnI Zarillo 10 Tony Fcrrochillo; yrs
and mos from Feb I, 1917: $500: address. lfS
Mott St
ST NICHOLAS AVE. cor 172d ST fourth
store north OF corner. Rotterdam Holding 90 10
IIyrnan Dane; yrs from Jan Is. 1912; $500; ad-
dress. SCI West roth ST.
TRINITY AVE. S23 to 500 1.-TWO bldss): MoseE
Arndstein 90 Jacob Peskin; yrs mos and 10
days from sept Is. 1911; $1,000; address. ooa
East l60th st
WORTH ST. 125 and i27 (store. etc); Fred
srck woehr ct FL 10 Merriam Paper Co; 10
man ST.
I'D AVE. W s., 100 It Of ESD st. 5OxiOo;
Catharine A De Peyster 10 Jeanette r Mans
ban; 3 yrs from May I. 1910. $1,000; address,
premises
9TH AVE. COS alD. Jacob Burneer to Fred
5000 address. 100 West 104,h st.
STII ST. 1872 East and Avenue a. l25 (corner
store aud Easements Adcla Fuchs et al TO Sam
uel Roth; yrs from May /, 1912: ST. 500. ad-
dress. 1872 st Marks Place.
10Th ST. 1913 West store and basemenU:
William ~ Nelson 10 Samuel Gang; 10 yrs from
Feb ]. 1912; 81. $40: address. IS East 18th 81.
18TH ST. 300 West Cthe and); Marie " D.
Courvsl n John Farrell. 81 yrs from May l.
1911: address. S0l West esth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20

attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and Irus' W.
100 Broadway. \,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, e s. 80 n.hel Ge
Home ST. 60xi00: Harry II Hooe aoot W pec 20:
500; attorney. F P Hummel.. 1911 Sd ave. ;.
sTEBBINs AVE. 942, 1sxs0; Sadie N Nova ave %
Mannello NJ Well and ano. 6Ii Jene ISnds 67i
Brooklyn: Jan II: ST. attorney. Isaac LihN7'
jefferson ave, Brooklyn. ~,
ST AIMS AVE, W s. rs Il n Of 1sttn 81; si1'N
100 IIikan Kahn 20 Max strohmes 1,r, i MsIlett
Provost & Colt 80 Broad st.
FREMONT AVE. s. 81 IT W of Morris .,a ave,
60x125; August Jacob 10 August JACOB. ottor-
ton Co. 1000 Morris ave; Jan IS; si0o; stsus
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 176 Broad
way.
TRINITY AVE. cor i5sth ct, 4sxi4a9ii
Cohen g. Eckman "a coporationl 70 samuel 9n !.
$780, attorney Samuel II Newman. 1854 Graha
ave.
WEST HALF OF lot 49, map of wakeheAlsds,
50xi1i: Peter Bonelli 10 Serafna Murabella' 'oo
East 226th at Cntg $40. O0O Jan IS; 500
WEST HALF OF east half OF lot 4s8, same same
map; same to same tmtg $4,000 oet % 10 ave so
mis- Harrington. jr. to Frank Meehan; Jan TO-
500 600; address. 27T3 Webster ave.
WEST HALE Of cast hall q lot 2ss map OF
dam. III west esth st; Jan TO- 500: attorney.
Hickox. 1880 White Plains Road.
142D ST. 421 East 25x1Oo; There's. We'll 70
Fanny Gruen. 401 East b2d at (mtg sIZOooD' jan
IS; si00: attorney, B We'll, Beekman ST.
1G2D ST, n s. 100 IT OF Morris ave. s7xlI1o'
George = burlington 10 Overland Building %
933 Teller ave (mg sl6 750); Jan IL: 500; AZ
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust o.
$50 Broadway.
1s3D ST. n q. 1874 It " OF Washington ave- sox
100: Isldor weis. ref. TO Rachel Rubin, 1o4 East
lsOth st: Jan IS; $4,000; attorney. FRIED
rich. 80 Nassau ct.
Is3D ST, n g. S25 II " Of webster ave. zos
100: Augusta X Werrick to Dora Reimann NOUN
Vernon Jan II: 500; attorneys. Merrill reg
crs IoS BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
BIC PARCEL IN LEXINGTON AVENUE SOLD
Property Comprises Almost Entire Block Front Between 48 and
49th Srees-To Erect Large Business Buildings on Site
NEW OWNER FOR TWO APARTMENT HOUSES IN BRONX

story dwelling house No. 1914 West 4sth
street. on plot 17Ni00 feet.
PEARL STREET-HOracs S. Ely 90 AIIu
the Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown ool.i
pany have sold for Marie NJ. ]. de GeuIpa,
No. Pa Pearl street, four story oululhs' w
lot 20 GX57S feet.
nth sTREET-Edward J. Morgan nas
sold No. 241 East 18th street, iour s'o''
dwelling house, on lot 11.3xl04 feet.
I2sTH sTREET-Porter & Co. have soIo
for the Wells Holding Company. 70 a cnent
for investment. the three story browhstoiio
dwelling house. No. 213 West 12sth street oil
lot 16Sx100 feet
THE BRONX.
SIMPSON sTREET-The properties at thf
northwest corner OF Simpson and HOME
streets, recently leased by Louis Schlecntef
have been sold by Helene Stein, OF Paris, 70
the Kanevale Realty Company. The struct.
ures consist of two six story apartment
houses, known as No 1901 TO 1908 Simpson
street and No OF Home street. occupying a
plot fronting about so feet in Simpson stTee'
and 1903 feet In Homo street
DAILY AVENUE-William II Mehlich has
sold for the Krabo- Ernst Realty Company
the hve story apartment house with store al
the southeast corner OF DAILY avenue and
lsOth street. on plot l00x52 feet The same
broker also leased the store in the building
for five years