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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-01-12
EDEN.

George Neudecker, Fred Neudecker
and Walter Blanfeld spent New Years
day in Baltimore.
Miss Write Osterhous, of Eastview,
il spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Schlerff.
The officers Of Snydersburg Grange
No. 1872, will be installed on Thursday,
January Is, at 100 p. m. All mem
bers and friends of the order are cor
daily invited as the work will be done
publicly.
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DUBLIC SALE
4 OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property,
In and near the City of Westminster,
Maryland.

The undersigned, a. heirs-at-law OF
Mary A- Hunter, late of Carroll coun-
ty, deceased, will offer ait public sale
on the premises, situated in and near
the City of Westminster, the follow
ing valuable and very desirable real
estate, to-wit:
First, On TUESDAY, JANUARY
2$rd, 1912 at ITO "a. m., at that farm
Of which the said Mary a. Hunter,
113 ACRES, ROOD and PERCHES
Manchester road, about IA of mile
improved by 80 ROOM $50
ED DWELLING HOUSE, HII El@1
large bank barn, wagon A==a9
shed, and other necessary outbuild-
ings. Water at the house and barn.
About 8 acres are i'm woodland and
the land il in high state OF Guilt
vatiOn
| Second. On TUESDAY, JANUARY
23rd, 1912, at 1 p. M, all that desir-
able lot of land situated on E. Green
street, in the City of Westminster
containing $3.50 square feet of land
more Oh less, and improved by "a well
built 2-STORY FRAME
| y .-ra. DWELLING HOUS E
81 e.ssassasss containing 6 rooms
sSEzs@zsaSGzzl and bath with front and
back porches. This is one of the most
desirable homes in Westminster q
new hot water furnace has been com
pleted since the death of Mrs. Hunter
which occurred a few weeks ago.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third OF
the purchase money to be paid in cash
on the day of sale, or satisfactory Sc
curity given for the same, and the
balance in two equal payments OF IL
and twelve months, the deferred pay
ments to BE- secured by the notes of
the purchasers, with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from the day
of sale; or all cash at the option of
the purchasers.
Possession of house and lot OF
Green street will BE- given Immediate
ly upon satisfactory settlement for
the same, and possession of the farm
will be given April LIST 1912.
GEORGE N. HUNTER,
JOSHUA HUNTER and others,
Heirs-at-law of Mary q. Hunter, de-
ceased. r
Elias N. Davis, Auct.
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NIT. AIRY.

The damage suit of the Mt. Airy
Milling & Grain Co., VS.. G. A. Runkles,
was held in Rockville, January. 9th,
and resulted in a verdict for the de-
PENDANT, @. q. Runkles.
Nathan CT. Dorsey and wife are ex-
pected home this week from their
honeymoon.
Edgar T. Mercer & Co. have COM
pleted their mammoth straw shed and
are prepared to handle any amount
OF straw that may come. They have
shipped several car loads.
Mrs. Lille Steele was q prominent
shopper on our streets last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Smith, of Balti-
more, spent Christmas with the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles TT.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hahn gave "a
New Year dinner which was enjoyed
by quite number Of friends and rela-
tives.
L. F. Buckley of Mt. Pleasant, spent
last Sunday at the home Of Chas. r.
Smith.
Dr. A- IT. Cronk seems to d. very
busy man. He has q very large prac-
tice, and reports quite a lot Of grip
throughout the county.
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THE Superior Drills and the Dairy
n Maid SeparaLors sold by ?. T..
Bennett, of Sykesville, are the best now
made on the market.
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FOR SALE.
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
"CIJPFS I'M RVRPY cASR,

MIR. Jas McCaffery. Mgr. Of the Schlitz Hotel.
Omaha, Neb-, recommends Fuley's Honey and Tar
Compound, because it- cures in every case ''I
have used il myself and have recommended IL I'd
many others who have since told me Of it, great
curative power I'm diseases of the throat and
lungs" For all coughs and colds it is speedily
effective. For Sale by all Druggists.
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WEST FALLS.

Health of community, good.
Ice cutting and hauling seems To be
the order of the day with those who
have ice houses to fill
Miss Mary Harris, of Evansville, la
visiting friends, in this place.
The weather is very cold at this
writing but we have not heard Of any
freeze-ups.
Mrs. o. R- Hood and Miss Edna
Hood visited trends OF Taylorsv1lle
and Westminster, last week.
People are making good use Of the
snow by sleighing.
Elsie Burdette and Ruby Clark paid
flying visit to the Misses Gartrell
OF Wednesday morning.
John Baumgner, Of this place butch
cred on Monday, killing ten hogs. The
largest one weighed All.
Those who visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Clark on Saturday night were
George Gartrell, Eugene Adams, Oliver
and Vance Keefer and Misses Florence
and Dora Gartrell.
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1E,,iNNIDF. SALE. ~

4'VR S
Two hOuger and lots situated In Flohr-
vile, near Springfield Hospital; 2
coed water in the yard; garden -
fsneod, all il good condition.
Apply to wv. j. WOLBMRT,
nov$ Wo@dbino, hid.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Fine Carroll Go. Farm.

i am instructed I'd sell fine farm OF
PIG Acres located near Taneytown. Ex-
cellent land in fine condition. 200 acres
cleared. Well watered; good fences;
fine orchards; good stone residence, 2
large barns and other outbuildings.
This i IA opportunity seldom offered
to acquire good farm In that section.
For price and particulars apply to
j. LELAND HANNA,
822 Equitable Building,
oct ely Baltimore, Md.
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W. Fl,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-16
LEASES.

The following firms have rented Offices in
the United States Realty Building at No.
il5 Broadway: Noble, Estabrook & Nc
Harg. Standard Underwriters. V. d. Moody
W. S. Mathews & Co., Turpentine Products
John p. O'Brien, Kemble & Lewis and c,
w. McQuoid & Co
Pease g. Gilman have leased for Ions
term OF years for Mrs. Jenny X. Stafford
No. East 4lst street. four story base
ment dwelling house on lot 20.1Oxlq feet TO
the Paris Embroidery Works, through Cur
sen Schwartz. This property is part OF the
Stafford estate. Mrs. Stafford also owns
No. 4 East 4lst street and Nos al and l73
Fifth avenue.
L. l.. Rosenthal and the Broadway Realty
Company have leased for term Of twenty
one years the plot 100XlO0 feet, on the north
side of 10th street, 100 feet west of Fifth
avenue. 10 the BIN Amusement Company
which will erect ~ two story building con-
1aining a ballroom. The rental aggregates
$0.O00
n term Of years to Henry l. Brown, insur-
aticc broker a portion OF the ground floor
In the Woodbridge Building, No. 100 Will
lam street
Thc Rutland & Whiting Company has
leased for a term Of years the following
properties: The entire building No "a Beck
man street. 10 Krekel Brothers Company
Ncw York agents for the Barstow Stove
Company, the store and basement No. III
Nassau street 10 George II. Joyce, now in
Temple Court Building. and the John street
frontage OF the sixth floor at No 45 John
street. about 1900 square feet, Tor Robert III.
lugersoll & Bro, TO Worthington & Ray
New-York tribune., 1912-02-16
BIG PRICE FOR 44TH STREET HOUSE
Property Adjoining Demoncos, Once Used by Garfield Gam
bIino Place Purchased for Dressmak'ng establishment
NEW OWNER FOR OLD SIKH AVENUE HoIp"0o

sty tenmt voluntary sale; sold 10 Rudoiph
WaIlach Co for $1,000.
Sd AVE. 1916 and 231s. W s. 24.it II or
I26th Il, 501a0; two . sty bdss; voluntary sd'e'
bid in az $4,000.
9TH ST. 41. II :. 200 Il Of 9th ave. 2SH
1905: sty dwg; voluntary sale: sold to
Tcmpkins.
MADISON AVE. . cor of I'D 81, 1o2 2XtoN
irreg ) sty dwg: sold 10 the plaintiff Tor S''o'
coo. also
18th ST 2l5 East n $, $50 n = ~ 50 aNr,
o5x1Op4: 4 sty tenmt and stores and sly ''"I
tenmt. sold 70 Esseboms for S24,OOO' also
IITTH ST. SO4 Fast +. los It . OF "a ave-
c0xI001l sty tcnmt adjourned TO Feo "a AFRO
CLEVELAND PL. 10. :. 1923 Il Of spilng
81, 27xa9 3x2s. 2x99 3: = sty tennt and stores 30
tourncd to March I.
By l.. a. Phillips & Co.
2l6TH ST, o2s west. = s. 425 q OF Sth ave.
2jXi02.Tx irrcs; = sty tenmt and stores 'o'i 70
the plaintiff for $4,000
by Daniel Greenwsld
AUDUBON AVE. 200. =, 10 n n o.
1s4th st, isx6oN irreg, s'y dws. sold to NJ
Hsurent for $4,000.
At The Bronx Exchange, 30 3iS6 Third
avenue:
Ry Joseph r Day. ...
10TH ST, AZ Fast, e. 1861 n or M.n1 M.ns ~ !.
ave i63xlC0. 3 ajy dwg sold to mo p'ahnV' 'O'
SO 000.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-16
MAIL DRIVER FELL ASLEEP
Stopped Hours at Home, Leaving
Loaded Wagon in Street.

William Turner. driver of a mail wagon,
was arraigned yesterday before John A.
Shields, United States Commissioner
charged with having retarded and obstruct-
Ell the delivery of the mails. He was pa
rolled for examination to-day.
The complaint was made by Postoffice
Inspector Morris, charging that Turner.
while on his way 10 the Pennsylvania sta
ton with load of mail on Tuesday night,
left his horse and wagon standing in front
of his home. No. 234 West Both street from
? p. m. until 2 o'clock Wednesday morning.
AS a result all the mail on that wagon
missed the best night trains to Western
points.
The explanation offered by Turner was
that ne stopped at his home 10 turn over
his wages to his wife. Entering from the
cold night air into the warmth OF his fat,
ne said. he became drowsy and fell asleep.
His wife tried TO awaken him, but did not
succeed until o'clock in the morning.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-16
RECORDED LEASES,
@i;h name and address Of iosr""'.
FEBRUARY -.

FEBhIAtN1 l'
AMSTERDAM AVE, 4s7. store. floor and part
NJ basement: E1Ier Ostcrholt 70 '5ustave HaFo'
:; yrs from May l. 1919; Sl.sco. address 49, AN
sterdam ave
BROADWAY, I4a1, 90 t&d st; = siy note. ,.Is
,rnm ;isrcb l. ia12 s25 ooo: address, Hos "a 81.
Brooklyn.
BROADWAY, 1925 to lG3n, part of store, 10
seph Weimtraur 70 Benjamin Harman' D Is
from Feb l. 1911 S2,2oO, address, 1'2" $50 81
Brooklyn.
BRooME ST, Se2 ant asa; all; charles % Rubin Eit
ger to Giovanni Mslgielre: 3 yrs from ''' J.
1911. $1,000: address 2oi Mott ST.
CLINTON ST. 2s; south store. etc. Hermsn
l. RosenthaI 10 Benjamin Grossfeld Yrs from
Dec IL, 1909 $3.50, address, 2S clinton e.
HENRY ST 2s7 and 2sa: all. sadie Pa.ke ,
vitz to Herman Meisner; od IN East ~ I1t Ta,'
yrs From Nov I, 1911. Sh,yoo' address' ~ hes'
ith st.
LEWIS ST, lio south store. etc Israel Jacob
witz TO Herman Jacob; yrs from MAY l. l'l+'
Ssi0 address. 10 Lewis 81.
LoNGwooD AVE. e34 store No 3. etc ChaS
Protze 10 John Wishmann. 3 yrs from March
/. 1911 s7s4; address. o34 Lougwood ave.
MORRIS AVE. 677: south store, etc; James
Cunningham to John Deksr; - - ~, W a,e ,,1
FREMONT AVE, 5o5 to 5o7 East; west Isrt
store floor. United Merchants Realty a I'M
provement 90 ~ James Van prck" -: " ErH
nom Feb T. 1912: 5000; address, S0i Water 81.
WORTH 81. liA 10 ITO. lbl anu Hil ''''7'
Tduard ! DouFhertv - ri 10 William & Pepper
Co: 10 yrs from Fob I, 1911; 5000. address, p
Duane 81.
ID AVE 1904: store. etc, Louis Borkowitz
90 Herman Reichmanu; > yrs mos from
March /. 1912 s732; address 2$a4 I'd ave.
18TH ST. l24 West: store. etc. Douglas Realty
CO 10 Anna Schoenemer and ano. i24 West lsth
ST. 10 yrs from Feb !. 1912; 81 200 10 Sl'""' al
dress. I24 West 18th st.
a2D ST ~ West: rooms 32G In 32s. Walter J
SaIomon 20 Ernest - Barrett and hno . yrs
from oct l. 1911: $50. address, 34I West "'th st.
9TH ST. 81 West: all: " y Moore IN Angelo
Srroyeier; 6 yrs from Oct /. 1910: $500 20
81 500: address. - West 47th ~.
54TH ST. 547 and 5f0 West all; Ruth \
Wallace 10 Paul Mehlin Sons 10 yrs from
March !. 1912; 5000: address - Union square
New-York tribune., 1912-02-16

Pease & Ellinan sold for Il. Remse'
Robinson and f. r. Perkins. as executors
Of the estate of Phoebe Robinson. the lou'
story and basement house No. East ftth
street, on a lot 27X10o5 feet, adjoining Der
moncos 1t is said that 5000 front 100.
was given Tor the site which is believed
TO be a record price for property III i''"
street between Fifth and Madison avenues
The house was owned up TO few years
ago by Richard Garfield, who used II az
gambling house. Mrs. Robinson purchdSeu
il in 1855 for $1,000 considerably less thah
half tho price il has just brought Inc
purchaser is Margaret +. Moran, OF fhila.
dclphia, who is reported 10 have acquire"
the property for use as a dressmaklng eH-
tablishment According 10 present pans
the building is TO be practically rebuilt. II
IS to be a six story store and loft structure
Ennis & Sinnott have bought through
Mooyer e. Marston from the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. as trustee, No ~
Sixth avenue. a four story building with
store. on lot 22x5g.9 feet The parcel ad-
Joins the northeast corner OF 4Sth street
and had not changed hands in moro than
half century
John O'Bricn. who is known as m"
millionaire cop" has just closed &o,""l
lea SO on his property, known AS the Alpha
at the northwest corner Of 81. Nicholas
avenue and l25th street. 4. six story elevator
apartment house. with stores. II occupies
o frontage of 100 feet on each thoroughfare
and has been leased by Charles II. Lehman
for term of ten years
Mr.. O'Briens holdings arc for the most
part located in the Willamsbrtdge section
Of The Bronx. where he has been operating
and building for many years. He acquired
the Alpha apartments couple Of years
ago from Alberto de Verastegui.
Facing the large home of the Harvard
Club there will probably be under Construc-
ton soon sixteen story commercial build
ing on the 100-foot plot at No. ?5 10 80 West
45th street. The property. which once was
acquired by members Of the New York
Club as a site for a clubhouse. but subse-
ouently abandoned for their present home,
in 10th street. Is owned by the Century
Holding Company, Lee & Flelschmsn. who
purchased It last year. Mr.. Lee said yes
terday that II had not been decided whether
they or new corporation which was neso-
tiating 10 acquire the plot would do the
construction, nut lnN huuCAuTt "o"lp u"
got under way shortly, the tenants having
already been notified that they were ex-
pected to find other quarters within sixty
DAYS
Frank F. Smith has obtained from the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for
Joseph L. Graf building and permanent
loan Of 1886, 900 for the erection of a twelve
story modern loft building at No. 1l9 TO 125
West Path street. Plans for the structure
have been prepared by George and Edward
Blum.
This is ono Of the few large opera tions
recently undertaken In that section and is
regarded as an indication of returning in
terest in undertakings of this class. both
on the part of builders and prominent lend
ing institutions.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-16
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
MANHATTAN.

FIFTH AVENUE. .--Pease & Gilman have sold
house % 5d6nipR aR 5Tur n
The house US IS hs' on plot 27xiooS feet, and wa.
sold for Phoebe II. ana r. Remsen Robinson and
Edward {. Perkins. as executors.
SIXTH AVENUE.-Ennis sinnott have
bought through Mooyer Marston from the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. as trustee
No. So Sixth avenue. four story building. with
store on lot 22x599 feet The parcel adioins u,
changed hands in over half century.
PARK AVENUB.-Leon S Aitmayor has re
sold for F., Murtha 10 Harris and Maurice Man
dlebaum the Ave story double fathouse, with
two stores. at No. 1850 Park avenue, between
seth and s7th streets. on lot 25Xs1 feet.
s6TH STREET-sonn Brothers have sold to q
buyer for occupancy No. - West s6th street, 4
VII with 1 elevator on l9t 25XiO2 feet. for about
ed at this point by the sellers.
WORTH sTREET.-The Charles r. Noye'
tive story building. a lot % sx93 feet foI
Franklin 5. jerome. 10 clients OF Daniel Bird
sail & Co.
57TH sTREET-Mooyer e. Marston have sold.
with the Cruikshank Company, for the j. J.
Glance Clancy estate the four story and basement
high stoop brownstone front private dwclling
house, No. 33I West 57th street
THE BRONX.
FOX STREET. -Kurz & uren. Incorporated
have sold for the Rockland Realty Company &c
an investor No. 1866 Fox street, FIVE story new
law apartment house, 37.6xssx1OO feet.
BAssFoRD AvENUD-Clement II. Smith ha,
sold for a client the four story double hathoust
No 1850 Bassford avenue on plot 35 6X74 feet
John Drakard is the owner of record.
MOUNT HOPE AVENUE.--Clement II. Smith
has sold for Mr.. Benedict the three story
frame dwelling house. on plot 70x39 feet. at the
northeast corner Of Mount Hope avenue anG
175th street.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-Eberh e. Pod
our have bought from the American Real Estate
Company plot at the southeast corner Of
Southern Boulevard and Aldus street. and will
Immediately improve it with high class apart
ments and stores. This is on the main thor
oughfare leading from the present subway sta
ton at Simpson street TO the Hunts Point sec
ton.
JEROME ANENUE.--Harry +. Davis has sold
to John Scharsmlth, through q. II. WeiskeT tr.,
the plot 1oOXll4.6 feet, on the west side Of Je
rome avenue. 1925 feet south OF Kingsbridge
Road. The site will be improved Immediately
with five story apartment houses. The property y
al the rear is restricted 10 residences, thereby
assuring light 10 the new structures. subway
station is 10 be located al Jerome avenue and
Kingsbridge Road.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

800 i'''N''' '"'''-
$4,000
Philip W Bill to Lonis A Bodenst.in: $500
Columbia Trust Co 70 New York Mortgage ana
Security Co q assts); 800 a.,
Marion w voss and ano 70 susan Mont
somery. $1,000.
Montgomery: SGt:,t S2.6oo
Tuliy Construction co 10 Alfred @ Compton; 81
Gernanis Bank TO Herman l. Wilkens; 800
Greenwich Savings Bank TO Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust co a assts): 500. 900.
Harriet x Post, adm'x. 10 william II Post;
same to Harriet r Post; se,oeo
New York Trust co 10 Excelsior Savings Bank;
$4,000
same TO same; $1,000
Martin Keogh. exr. 10 Presbyterian Hospital
in New York City: $4,000.
Morris Park Land and Development co to
James VI Clifford; $500.
Fidelity Development 60 to Morris Park Land
and Development co: ST.
Helene Stein to Harry 2 Sinner: 500.
Helene Stein to Harry 9 shimer: 81
Jonah Cohen 10 Abraham shapiro; 500.
Nora Kenyon 70 Jennie Cohen: 81.
Edw s Clinch. exr, 10 Martha McKeown.
Emily /. Landon 70 Ed r De Grove; 81.
New York Trust Co TO City Mortgage Co; 81.
city Mortgage Co 10 Frederick Lawrence;
Frederick II Comstock exr, TO Ansonis T
Kingsley. $4,000
Anne r Weir and ano. admr, to u Carter,
J Frederic Kernochan ct al. trus. TO George
y Wetmore 81 al, eNrs; 81. -
George J Wetmore ct al trrs to syoh X
same to George wetmore ct al. trus: 81.
A Henry Nosle, gdn, 10 Eleanor Harvey;
Mathnds Psttisrsw to Elizabeth X pooi-
ing $4,000
County Holding Co to New York Iite Insur-
Alice N Snedeker 10 Ida W Innlss; $1,000.
Abraham Harris 10 Ray Goldfsrb; 81
Mutual Life Insurance GO TO Tito insurance
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Emile opsnheim; ;
SiI 300
Hanover Mortgage co 10 Mutual Life Tnsur-
Title Insurance Co TO Hanover Mortgage
W EmIen Roosevelt and ano trus, TO As.
sunta Palmieri: 100000.
Alice " Dexter, gdn 10 II s Carter; 81.
John " Ives 10 Henry y Hamilton; S26oo.
Henry Hamilton tn Adelaide Hamilton 81.
Mary Hershfeld TO Valentine Eselgroth;
Union Mortgage 60 20 County Holding co: 81.
Charles II Roe Estate a corporation TO Mar
Gsretha Altman; 81,
Esther r Moore 70 Charles Tsylor; sl2 600.
Herman VI Weaver to Isaac r Harris; SliG"
Benedetto Casagrandc and ano TO Annie Rosen-
berg, 81
Kate Blank 10 Surety Realty co: 500
corn Exchange Bank 20 Julius Fleischmann ct
Emanuel Neuman 10 Bernard Frank: 500.
Mabel ID Burton to Titlo Guarants and Trust
CO. 81 10
New York Investors Corporation TO city Real
Estate Co: 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 New J ork
Savings Rank: $4,000.
same TO Katharine x Neill $4,000.
Dry Dock Savings Institution 70 Kurt Rahl-
son: S25 600
Stuyycsnnt Mortgage CO 20 Louise T Brown;
So COO.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co 70
LAWYERS Mortgage Co: $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-02-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Cwim name and address OF grantee and attor-
ney.y
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
FEBREARY u
7 III T" y = :
MANHATTAN.


AVE Is. Isl, lTx71x irreg; Sarah DavidOn to
Adam Schoppert, 5Ji LEONARD st. Brooklyn; Feb
IL: due as per bond; $500; attorney, John p
Lamordin. 100 Broadway
ATTORNEY ST. I22. 3oxlOO David \ Singer
N Harris r. Greenbcrg i24 West i17th st prior
mtg Ss7 .OOOl. Feb II. 3 yrs; per cent; $2,7OO;
attorneys, Kantrowitz & Esberg. 800 Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. go, 26xIO0; James II
Holly 10 Thomas II Dougherty. OF Germantown.
Penn: Feb Is: yrs; az per cent; $4,000; attor-
ncy. Brown, 20 william st.
BROADWAY, 14Oi. cor 43d ST. y:
lanes O'Donne to George Ehret, 1897 Park ave;
Feb IA; l VI; $500 attorney p NJ Burghard.
l3J broadway
BARROW ST 60. 24x31 Commerce ST. 80. 25x
81; Santa De Domcnico 10 Albert Berry, l43
Clarlson ST, Brooklyn prior mtg $1,000; Feb 10;
yr: q per cent; S12.9OO: attorney, Grace,
$50 Montague II, Brooklyn.
CONVENT AVE, 347, 2Oxl0ox irreg Katharine
g Herne TO Justin l. Miner. ~ West 57th at;
Feb 10. 2 yrs: q per cent: $500 attorney. War
Tent 4 Mayon, 80 Liberty st.
CATHARINB ST, 80, 80. 80 n W OF Oak ST.
25xIO2 James O'Conor TO Title Guarantee and
Trust Co; Feb IL; due as per bond; $4,000: ad-
dress. 176 Broadway.
DIVISION ST, %, 24xs5; Harris Cohn to Philo-
tncna KOempel SIG Eist lJ6th st; Feb 4; due as
per bond $4,000.
SAME PROPERTY; same to same prior mtg
Sa8 O0OI; Feb ~ yrs: per cent: $1,000; attor-
ney. Title Guarante and Trust Co. l76 Broadway
LAFAYETTE ST. So 1885; Harry Halcn-
=
u: 3 yrs: S3l.oOo attorney L Massey. 3o2
Broadway.
LAWRENCE ST, >. 391 n = of Amsterdam
ave GONlOi: Iorimcr \ Cushman to Celia A Nc
cam. fOl ocean ave. jersey city. J; Feb Is: >
yrs $1,000 attorney, Title Guarantc and Trust
Co, l7G Broadway,
MANHATTAN AVE. $50. 1sNIix irrcg; Emil
R,chmann to Isaac Frank 100 West tsth ~ /;
Tcr r.. duo March I. 1911 ~ per cent: SO 0O0:
gttorrcys. Kurzman Frankcnheimcr 81
Broad 81.
MANHATTAN AVE 363 10 3G7 sOx'.O: George
l. i'crris 10 C;rOrgc l.. Enesiand. 80 9Th ave; Fch
- yrs: $50 Doo, attorney. I Dc = Foster ~
Wall -.
MANHATTAN AVE. -. 1915: Eva wright To
Feb -: 3 yry SiO1o0 attorney, = G Dusenbury
. ,e.tor Il.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. : cor i74th st. IOox
10; Strntfor,I- Avon Co 10 TTni"i " Freedman
nntg SiI 5nO,. March -. 1910. yrs: per cent +:
81 500 address, 300 RrohdWSN
VvAsHINGToN ST. It2 ana ~. iss irrcr
7ia and IA Warrington street GO 10 Bella Co.e.
zoe West l36th -: ! yT. per cent oct q. 81 500
attorrey d wetmore. Beekman -;
WEST BROADWAY, $ v cor Of 81 81. iOOx25
Mary Cavinsto 20 Alhna Esyinato. Fort Lee
T. SEPT 2l due - per bond: $4,000, address
Fort lee. y !
WEST END AVE s34 70 s3s iooxloO. West
End ave, SOS 2oxS julius Tishman N Akron
Building Co 5o5 5th ave; Ieh | 'prior mtg
! e,o1dard Marx i3s Brcsdway
WHITE ST. So 14x65. Hsrrv Hsu.nbsck
10 John = Henshsw. S5o Rro'1Tay. Feb /
New-York tribune., 1912-02-16

sty concrete signal tower. 1I.6x22.s: NYxv
n r r Co New Haven, owners; " L~f
New Haven. architect; cost sio,Wc.
18TH sr. cor Valentino ave; for :.
trk dgg 2s I4x7O2; John Y Tiencken. ., ",
18th st. owner; varian Bros 2'i1 Wooster 81.
architects: cost $4,000
FOREST AVE, c :. 225 n n % l5s,h ~ 4.
MAYER. 81 Eat 72d ST. owner: Charles y lie,'s,,ss
/ Union square W. architect; cost $500"
tt2D ST. n 5, 30 Il Of Rider ave: for (. #,
sty frame shed. i3x23: Jordan J. Mott on tress
isss. owner: Moore q I,sndsedel, listh 81 az
30 ave. architects. cost Si20
AoUEDUCT AVE. 9 $. 2l5 Il of issth a.
for ave sty brk tennis, 43xgIN92; the t;ains,
Roberts Co. 40 81 Nicholas ave- ovner: IIsr,y
n Howell. 14eth It and Sd ave, architect. co..,
Si2J. 900 HIt
GARRISON AVE, 5, 57.32 n " of FaHe ~
fot a sty brk tenmt. S. S.881lo'.5 T. ami !
brown 20: West l22d 81. owners; lfsfry =
POWELL f49th st and 81 ave- architects; coh
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