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New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

/. Tanenbaum, Strauss e. Co. have
leased for long term OF years TO Edward
l.. MAYER Inc, 5000 square feet in the
building now In the course Of construc-
ton at No to 10 East S3d street for
the Fifth Avenue and Thirty-third Street
Company, Inc.
The Century Iron Works. located for
many wears on West 10th street. have
leased for a term OF years from F. NJ.
Schildwachter and Fiss. Doerr & Carroll
Horse Company the property Nos. So
and 6Sl Concord avenue, located near l52d
street H. s Bunner was the broker in
the transaction.
The Cross & Brown Co. leased 10 Han
sen, Shackelton & Ward, tailors, the
third floor in the Dempsey Carroll
building at No. 4Sl Fifth avenue, for
Pease Gilman, a. agents.
William |. Rosenfed has leased lofts
in Nos la6 and 1S7 West 18th street 10 B.
Webster and the Inslee Company for a
term of years.
The Napoleon Construction Company
leased space in their new building No.
% 10 % West 3lst street to the Edward
Kolbert Company, Kaufman Costume
Company, Myer 5. Perlstein, Jacob Hertz
Company and Rosenbaum & Baker
Pease & Gilman have leased the stable
No 50 East sd street TO F. de r. Wiss-
man.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
REALTY NOTES.

Samuel Hausor 1. the buyer OF the plot j4x
1908 Irregular, the north side OF 1a6th
street 100 feet east Of Brook avenue, sold by
the Douglas Robinson. Charles E. Brown Com
pany for the City Real Estate Company.
Francis McDermott has taken title 20 the
plot. 761222 feet. on the east side OF Broad
way 100 feet north OF 232d street. The resale
OF the property by the Rembrandt Realty
Company was exclusively reported November
30.
Arthur D. Train is the buyer OF tho 9lot
7eII76 on the west side Of Forest avenue
running through 20 Jackson avenue located %
feet south Of 1881 strsst reported sold last
week by the Corbstt estate. The property is
improved with Q two story dwelling house ard
q stable. Thomas A. Wilson negotiated the
transaction.
The Cross Brown Company has been ap-
pointed agent for the twenty story building
under course Of construction at Nos. is and ~
East 4ist street.
The Title Guarantee & Trust Company
loaned yesterday on first mortgage 10000 to
the College Of Dental and Oral Surgery Of
New York Oh the four story building located
at Nos 500. 30i and Soe East 35th street.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Union Trust Co 10 Lewis Z Ledyard.
$4,000
Wilson NJ Powell TO Mary l. Shear: s14-
300
Italian American Trust co to James e
Marsh. 500.
century Holding Co to Benjamin Morde-
cal: 500.
Julius Fleischmsnn to Century Holding
Co. ST.
Joseph Roth TO Bertha Roth; 81.
John Haspin, trus. TO Amelia Muir
Henry de F Weekes to Arthur ID Weekes
and ano exrs $S,041 10.
Elizabeth \ Anguvine to Joseph B Fo-
Marjorie Singer to Morrimer NJ Singer;
slO0
John W Raymond to Wilson Powell
81, 573 20.
Isaac Ofner 20 Sonn Bros Co; 81
Louis Minniruan to Margaret Knox; Si,S00.
Frederick W Lorch 10 Margaret Knox: s..
Charlotte ohle TO Frederick Hoeser.
sis.62.
Wilson NJ Powell to Isaac " Merritt;
New York Trust Co to City Mortgage
CITY Mortgage Co to Ronald E Curtis;
Lswl ers Title Insurance and Trust Co 20
Lawyers Mortgage Co: $4,000
Ronald Z Curtis to Isabel Curtis;
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Charles II Low
ere 81 al; $4,000.
same TO came, individ: $1,000.
Same 10 Beatrice w Miller. eXtrX: $4,000.
Barbara Degner ct al to Nicholas Kip
pel: $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
LEAVES PERE MARQUETTE
President Cotter Resigns on Ac-
count of Wife's Illness.

William Cotter. president OF the Pere
Marquette Railroad Company and genera
manager under the receivership, mas ten
dered his resignation as the operating
head OF that property. This decision ac-
cording 10 a Detroit dispatch, was brought
about by his vife's serious illness. am
leaving the service OF the company MI.
Cotter said under the most friendly re-
lations with the receivers. Yho urged me
10 accept a leave of absence. The prop
erty is in splendid condition, and there IS
no congestion on the entire system.
Newman Erb. formerly one Of the re-
ceivers Of the Pere Marquette, said that
the resignation Of Mr.. Cotter would lead
TO harmony in the management oil the
system and that, with operating otfcials
and receivers heartily cooperating, the
property should begin 10 show more ef-
icient operating results.
II is expected that Samuel FELTON,, presl-
dent Of the Chicago Great Western Rail-
road Company and receiver in charge or
operations Of the Pere Marquette. VIII Sc
lcct a man from the official stan OF the
former company 10 succeed Mr.. Cotter'
The receivers Of the Pere Marquette
Yesterday issued their annual report for
the fiscal year ended June 20. Gross earn
ings were N7,1eo.4S1. an increase OF e367l9
as compared with the previous year. After
allowing for expenses and taxes, net earn
ings from operation were S,5A1i or a
gain Of 1886 7ls. Deductions, however
amounted to $4,04s,742, which left a deficit
for the year of 81 .97s,6sO as compared with
a deficit In 1911 OF S,Sl3.76l. In 1910 the
company showed a surplus Of s4697li.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER Is.

BARNES AVE. c s, "a II n Of 230th st, 50x
l0o; = iieaney Co sgt Realty Co, own
er; Edward Maliphant. owner and contractor
II Cook, contractor; 81 ,S03 %.
9TH ST, Il East; Steuer Steuersen agt
George ID, Paul ID and Joseph u Ruel. own
ers. Communipsw Steel GO. contractor; ST.
67s IL.
BROADWAY. sw cor Of 9th ST. 1O0.1ix
100; James Mclaughlin Co agt Fox Amuse-
ment 60, owner: Atwell Contracting and Con-
struction 90. contractor; s42.
124TH ST. IFS and $50 East: Mathews 4
MARSHALL agt Sophia r Gentles owner; l.
l4TH ST. 3n2 West: Jacob Rubin agt An
drew Duhben. owner; Bernard Johnson
18TH sT 74e East; John Fitzmorris ast
Anna e Cotter owner; Thomas F Urel, con
tractor: SIi.
HOB AVE cor OF l73d ST. 125xi0o
Benjamin Jackerson sst solid Realty Co. own
er: Kramer Contracting co. contractor: 1892 80
3sTH ct, SO and 6s West Gelband Contract .
ing Go. Inc. ast T J o Rhnelander. owner
Paul De Ros leighton, contractor; si97.
1s2D ST. 622 East; Levin & Dichter agt
Sophie kneppa, contractor; fI2.
AVD ST NICHOLAS. cor OF 1+sth ST.,
=. llxlo0: CnIlo & Brother sgt 81 Nicholas
Holding GO. owner and contractor; sS55.
tractor; S2Ib.
wESrCH ESTER AVE, cor OF Jackson
ave, y; Grant l. Gray aRt John Doc. own
er; kelwood Realty 60. contractor; s43
SUFFOLK ST 81: Fleischer A. Weiss agt
Sufran Realty Co, owner and contractor; St0o.
| BROADWAY, n e cor of SD st, l01xi0l
: Empire Brick and supply Co agt Broadway
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
BUYS BROOKLYN APARTMENT
New Owner Also Purchases Tract at
Oyster Bay.

Commodore ]. Stuart Blackton yester-
day became the owner Of one OF the nneSt
apartment houses I'm the Flatbush section
AS well as OF the JO-acre tract adjoining
the estates OF Colonel Theodore Roose-
Welt and W. Emlen Roosevelt, known as
the Swan property. Cove Neck, Long ISL
and. between Cold Spring Harbor and
Oyster Bay Harbor. The apartment Is the
Buckingham Court an elevator structure
at the southwest corner Of Beverley ROAD.
covering a plot lVJXs0 feet The building
was purchased by Mr.. Blackton from the
builders, the Kraslow Construction Com
pany which took in part payment unm-
proved land in the residential section OF
Flatbush, which the builders Will improve
shortly. The transaction involved about
10000 and was transacted hy Lewis
Smith as broker.
The Swan property transaction. also
negotiated by Nj. Smith a. broker. az
gregates, il is said. $4,000. MI Black
ton. it is reported. will soon erect hand
some home, garage. boathousc and dock
on the property, which will involve al
expenditure of about Sl-5.0Do Mr.. Black
ton also purchased the plot at the rear Of
the Buckingham Court. ONlO0 feet, which
he SAYS he Will convert into a garden for
use of the tenants.
r.. a. konter sold for Andrew Weber
the two-family house. No. G6i Park ave-
nue.: also for Victor PaqIet the apart
ment house. No 19 Emma street, and the
one-family dwelling house No. 5N LeXing-
ton avenue.
John H. Gerhsrdt, jr., sold for Edward
r. Bellows the four story apartment
house at No. 20 Hslsey street.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
LOANS ON PROPERTY.
Tho Graphic Arts Realty Company hal

Tho Graphic Arts Realty Company mas
secured from the Bank for Savings "a
mortgage loan Of $4,000 on its newi|
completed structure. al No. 2G to 2l7
West 18th street. The loan s for term
Of five years, at ~ per cent year Last
month the Graphic company purchased
the two adjoining houses, Nos 2o2 and
2O5, TO protect the light OF the taller
structure.
Hughes & Hammond have recently
placed loans aggregating sl,56J,0 600 They
include for the Harvard Club, 1000 at
A., per cent on No. y to 81 West ifth
street and No. IS to IS West 18th street
$4,000 at 4ia per cent for the Amsterdam
Colonial Corporation, on the twelve story
apartment hotel at the southeast corner
Of Amsterdam avenue and 18th stree,
Sle5,0C0 at per cent for Paterno & Son.
on the southeast corner OF st. Nicholas
avenue and 172d street, and $4,000 at .
per cent for the Hancock Construction
Company. OF the northeast corner Of
Manhattan avenue and l22d street.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
NORTHWEST PROSPEROUS.
Business Good. Says President
Elliott of Northern Pacific.

Howard Elliott. president Of the Nortn-
srn Pacific Railway, who IS in New loIN
on a business trip in connection WIN ta"-
road interests. when seen by Tribune
reporter Yesterday. said that condlnons
in the Northwest are excellent and tha'
the farmers and merchants are wen sa''
isfed with the volume of business trans
acted thus far this year. He dld not pc
dict any boom period. but was conhdeh'
that In all essentials the various depart
ments of commerce and trade would con-
tinue to move along on safe and sahe
basis. When asked how the farmers anu
merchants in his section of the couh'i'
viewed possible tariff changes, MI EIliott
said
IF this subject is giving much worfS'
at least lttle is being said along th''e
lines" He continued
Naturally, the Northern Pacific Is deep, deep,
ly interested in the tarmeIa, =, tb,
roads revenues At recent iaid i', sIi" .
i'm Ninneapo the agricultural distil, ~,
served took away with them laIs s.'l -
OF the blue ribbons for their eIuipl'' 30 -
Grain. apples and other commodlties. "
course YOU have all heard of the eNC'i
lent crops i'm the Northwest, ana ~ =
r.suIt the Northern Pacific has hanuItu
this fall the greatest volume or ousiIen'
I'm its history. without any serious Som
eostion at terminal points ana Wltnoe. ~
any serious shortage or cars. lIlIS L., -
been due 10 the foresight of the company
IN preparing for such contingencies
also has been true OF the other rosus
oncratinc in the Northwest. and rs ON
| ri the reasons for the decrease III 90.
shortage lust reported BY the Alhei '''"
Railway Association
Regarding possible traffic alliances IL,
Panama Canal business, Mr.. Elliott saiu
that the Northern Pacific would not com
pete for this trade. as its lines runnins
for the most part east and west were
content 20 use every effort TO increase
the service in their present territory.
Mr.. Elliott said his company was wei
nrenared TO cope with severe winter
weather.
rhe contract for douole-trackins the
Northern Pacific line over the Cascaue
Mountains has just been let. This Work
will be completed before the opening oil
the Panama Exposition In 1918.
Mr.. Elliott said that Anal details Tor
the construction of the new union pas
seneer station at st. Paul had not been
settled. Another conference Of the roadS
interested in the project will be neid III
st. Paul to-day.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
WINS RAILROAD SCHOLARSHIP
Foreman Son Receives Sims Me
mortal Honor at U. of P

David j. Cloward, son of r. I. Glow
ard, general foreman OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad machine shops at Will
minaton. Del, received yesterday the
John Clark Sims memorial scholarship
al the University Of Pennsylvania.
Two free scholarships at the univer-
sitv were established in 1909 by com
mittee appointed to found memorial
to Mr. Sims, formerly secretary OF the
Pennsylvania and for many years trus-
tee OF the university. One Of the schol-
arships is open on competitive examina'
ton to employees or the sons of living or
dead employees Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road system, including its subsidiary
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
i RUTLAND MINORITY LOSES
Injunction Restraining Sale OF
Road Is Upset.

Tn, decision OF Justice Gerard granting
J 10 the minority stockholders OF the kut-
Hand Railroad an injunction restraining
t1he sale of the road BY the New forK
central A HUDSON River Railroad com
many 10 the New York, New Haven %
Hartford was reversed yesterday by the
Appellate Division However, 1t was not
ibv unanimous opinion OF the higner
, court.
The action vas brought by Tompkihs -
pelevan and several others or the M
Nority stockholders, representing stocA
holding OF l.S4s shares In the ralirosu'
The plaintiffs contended that the contein-
plated transfer Of the property was III
Violation OF the Sherman ANTITRUST Id"
and also was against the interests oi '"e
railroad Presiding Justice Ingrahan'
Justice Bowling and Justice Scott decideo
against the injunction and Justice Laugh
lin and Justice Miller decided in FAVOR OF
The restraining order. There were some
uoint, in the case OF the Rutland Railroad
that resembled the circumstances OF the
m.rser Of the Union Pacific anu the
Southern Pacific, and the decision OF last
week BY the United States Supreme Court
deciding TINS contrary 10 Ia" Sow '"N
stockholders in the Rutland action hope
that their complaint also would be upheld.
Justice Ingrsham said in. his opinion:
Accepting the allegations OF the com
plslnt that the New York Central by con-
trolling the Rutland Railroad has been
violating the federal Law for years and
subjecting itself to the penalties imposed
by.that act. il now seeks TO relieve itself
from the unlawful position by transfer
ring its stock TO another railroad, and the
effect OF the injunction granted below is
10 restrain the New York Central from
ceasing 10 violate the federal Law because
ii Is alleged the other corporation VIII
also violate the Law il it acquires the
stock Just how this could affect the
rights Of the minority stockholders is
difncult TO understand.
Justice Miller expressed the opinion that
the plaintiffs had made out cause Of
action, and Justice Laughin said that it
was doubtful IL the New Haven road
would pay nearly three times the value Of
The stock OF the Rutland unless II intend
ed to obtain some advantage thereby at
the expense OF the Rutland.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14


BLEECK KER ST. cor o, Jones ST. 2T.ix
81. IsiCor Hirshman TO Iirshnan Realty Co.
i1G n ave; Dec II: $lop; attorney. Isaak
C'ANNoN ST. i6 20x50: Catharine ssihrer
10 Heny @ohn. on premises, all liens; Dec II
glft. attorney Charles Brandt, jr, 90 Nassau
COLUMBUS AVE. " cor Of ol2th st, 100 10
10 213th st xl50: 2l5th II. q, 2T5 . Co
lumbus ave 30 llx2I3 to Harlem River x
10 81 xlg2. Harrison q White TO Josephine II
White and Nellie n Rhodes. Harriet - fiiggs
ard Josephine " Holme. 3l6 Woodworth ave,
loHkers: all title: q c; Dec = 500 attor-
neys. Simpson a. CsrdoLo. Ill Broadway.
ELDRlDGB ST. 2O2. 2i.4xss, Moses Gut
man to Charles Fleck. l7ss Bathgate ave. "
part mtg S35000): Dec l5. 81; address. ll5
HESTER ST. 5s. 221Oxioo; Rudolph Wal
lsch 90 10 Bonjamin Doblin. I18 Lexington
ase, and william Lnstgarton. 81 orchard 81;
Dec l2: 500. attorney. william Lustgarten'
JACKSON ST. cor OF Madison st, 2sr
100: Isidor Hirshman TO Ilirshman Realty 60.
i7s ID ave; Dec IL; SlO); attorney. isaak
LEWIS ST. 40 and o. 5oxioo; Mile b
Blumbers TO crown Holding 90. Beekman
at; all liens. Dec Y: 81; attorney, " VI Powell.
LOT 10. map SCI. Samuel Thompson, l2th
map. contains 500 1000 acres, with Gil tile
To- lanas under water. etc; James McCreery
Realty Corporation to lnwood Dock. Wars-
house aud Markets 90. Inc. Kerhonkson. u
ster County. Y mtg 500 COO: Dec d. 500
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. 118
Broadway.
1i1ih 4. 25Si00: Bay Ridge Construction Co
20 John Fitzgerald. 31e West ll2th st; all
liens; Dec ~; 81: attorneys. MacFay & Da-
VAN CURLEAR PL, S. lots 1o3 and 1o4,
map 7SsA of North Marble Hill, 80 4Il0i 10x
irreg foreclosure Nov ~; u Michael Edel-
stein. rcf. TO Park Mortgage 60. II Park Row;
Dec II. ss. OOO; attorneys, Seybel 4 French II
Park Row. .oo
iSr AVE. cor OF 6i.t st. 100 5xsoo
Frederick Buse 10 susan 7 Beeoe, flS East
attorney. T. J Murphy, 25s Broadway
9TH AVE II W ~ lot Z. map Samuel Jones
ct a. 2'aD to v,nsne "a Tusssn% RcaS 9
20 g; 9Th ave mtg STOOD: all Hens: Dec
~. 81. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
asTH sT III East. 2o1oxos9: Anna r
Van Loan to Charlotte e Trops and ano. $40
Marcy ave. Brooklyn: q c; Nov %; 800; at
torrey. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
SAME PEoPERTY; Brasnder Building
and Construction 60 to same; q c: Dec 10;
aaTH 1ll0T9sya sT aoS ssHe aed so7 Ea. ,y brk ak
SSgx rrsg. Josef Lustig 10 Eliza Lustig.
100 Fast ith st (rntg se4 50O); Dec IL: ST;
attornoy. 4 A Luytis. 229 East 4th st
18th ST. 60 and - Nesl' sly brf' ~. ~
2STO Broadway (mtg Sl00. .00O): Dec q: 81:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 1T6
Broadway.
ioo5 MARY Keogh. extrx OF John f
Keogh. to Mary keosh. indivld. $50 East
fsth 81; Dec ~: 81; attorney. james =
5oTH sT. ais East sty brk. 2oxIoo5
Phiiip Reilly 10 Andrew Sheridan. 143 East
l47th It: Dec IL; 800; attorney Dono-
SGD ST. 2si East. 3 siy brk. 2oxIoo5
John McGrath TO Michael McGrath. 237
East I'D st tmtg 100000: Dec -; 500; at
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
LIS PEN DENs.
DECEMBER "a

BROADWAY. 5a3, and Mercer o.. ia: WAT
ham Realization Co, Inc, sst Jcnn w etSSSs
Building CO ct al foreclosure OF mtCOt a.
BRoNX PARK AVE- . . cor Wyatt s-S.
JOox25. Henry Bresiauer, tr1e. ext Rsbsos
zuckerkandel ct al foreclosure Of mtss); al
i5TH ST, ts9 and 454 West; two actions:
Edward Bachmann ct al aSt fsrasl Jacobsoe
ct al foreclosure OF two mtgeO; attorney J
T Booth.
ssTH ST, go East MAJ M.Intsov g. rs@
sroks ct al foreclosure Of mtge): sttoYnsy. L
SUMMIT AVE, $, 90 II $ Of is4th =. ia
e46: Lewis Goebel. jr. ast Margarst tgvso
ct al amended foreclosure Of mtse); sfsrrsy
I21sT ST. 2si West; General Synod Of "A.
Reformed Church In America sst Gsoegs
Helmer (smended foreclosure OF mtSe); attof-
9Th ST. 500 TO sl2 East: two actions; hta-
ME wollner agt Ella. Sentt et al forecsnsurs
OF two mtges): attorney. A Q Ernst:
TTH AVE, cor 2sth st, rs. lxbS II; Max
NJ Warburg sgt The Twenty-eishth Street ane
Of mtge); attorneys, strook & strook.
LOTS s and s. map OF Allen estate, b,oas
closure OF mtge). attorney, r c Beecroft
SID ST, 9. l2i II OF Park ave, 2oxfozS
cora \ Benheimer agt Frank J Moore 81 Al
li3D ST s 3, 175 II " OF sth ave. 5OTea II :
John n HERMANN agt Lizzie d Gorleit ct al
foreclosure OF mtgel; attorney, lsek.
AQUEDUCr AVE, e cor lslst ST i0i "
3T4: Julia Cameron ast Helmsr Investing 90
ct al foreclosure OF mtse); attorney Rikf
s0TH ST. n 9. s4l It " Of West End Az.
43x4q.sx irreg: Hudson City Savings institution
rntgel; attorney, p Dean.
BROADWAY. n cor $50 81. lOlN1Ol; Empire
Brick and Supply Co agt John n Inman et o.
action To foreclose mechanics lien)' sttornsy'
MVArS
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address ot lessee

BROADWAY. cor OF Cathedral Park
way; part ground foor and basement; Ada l.
Westcott ct al. trus. TO Morris Olwicks, 100
Grand ST; 10 yrs from Oct /. 1872, 5000,
BROADWAY. os44: ground noor Of Morris
olnick 10 Benjamin Polansky; q yrs and 10
mos from Dec ]. 1912; 5000; address. East
BowBRY. sIi: store and basement; Abrs
ham King TO George Wind. yrs from Jan J.,
1913; 81. 500. address 1923 Cruser ave.
$40 200; address. 1915 Broadway
Moritr Tolk 10 Russian Casino. Inc. yrs and
= mos from July |. 1912; s.Oso, address. JOS
Eldridge Of
ELDRGDGE ST. 23ij all: Joseph Lieberraan
EEDRIDGE ST. 2sa ana 2s5: ALI .ams to
same; 3 US from Dec ID. 1912: S,03S: sd-
LEXINGTON AVE. 1888; all. Edw c she.hy
20 CHRIST Herter; yrs from May l. 1913;
Cohen 20 Margaret Suior ct al: TO sept -,
1922; 5000. address. valley Cottage. Rockland
WAvERLEY PL. g. 1884 IT " OF Uniyer-
sity pl .7.sxI573; the land. trustees sailors
snug HsIbor 20 Goold " Redmond, trus ~
yrs from May l, 1894. taxes. etc, $1,000, ad-
WILLIS AVE. 325. all. Blzabeth V Eb.rt
70 Robert Clusoi Yrs from Oct !, 1912.
S5iO address. 325 Wills ave.
9TH AVE. 6i5: L store; Ida MarsuI "a
Hermann FeingOld yfs from May !. 1912
sl.2oO: sddIes,. Gi3 9th ave.
CANAL ST. 3i8. store, etc; Michael j
Adrian corpn. 70 Rudolph Gavron; > yrs from
Jan Is. 1913; 81 100; sdAress 1874 Bryant ave
IiTH ST. 81 East all. Charles Weller 70
Abraham Waldinger: yrs from Dec 10. 1912
Sl.sOJ, address $40 Dawson 81.
Bath ST. lj2 and i54 West; first floor and
basement. Adelaide Fitch. er1. to Fischer
Thomson 60: 10 yrs from oct l. 1912. $4,000.
address. a West 3ith st
1857 ST. 35 West. all. Henry Martinsou
ami Ano 20 Jew Wing; yrs from Jan l. 1913
-. 500. address. 81 pell -.
iG011l ST 500 East; store floor: Katha-
rina Thl 10 Esumer Maament: 4 yrs from
Dec 10 1912: S45G address 800 East 10th 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14

Foster and Charles sshmitt; Eos
Kuttner 20 Henry Forster. 1Ss East 4OIn 81
Dec II; yrs; 81; 500 attorney, "a Nv aso.ds
Title Insurance and Trust Co 100 Broad
LoTs III and IFS same map: same 70
same; Dec I: prior mtg sisoo); 3 yrs
lot ta2. same map: Charles spenks 70
same: Dec IL (rrior mtg s51O); yrs 800
attorney, same. -
-: : yrs; $50; attorney, same.
LOTS liz and 1i3, same map; Christian :
Bohr To same. Dec IL; yrs. Az per cent
LOT i28 to 12e. same map: George y
Weber to same; Dec IL; yrs. AZ per cent
LOT I2f, same map: Frank o Morn 20
same: Dec ~: yrs, Az per cent soio' AT
torney, same.
Dec IL; yrs. ~ per cent: 5000; attorney
MONAGHAN AVE. W $. 900 II n Of J.fter, .tsi,
Tenxstron, 3937 Amundson ave; Dec 8: !
yrs per cent, $500; attorney, Robert
tIling. i,0 Broadway. go.
MARMIoN AVE. n e cor Of 175th 81. i4tx
60 sx144x69 John W Cornish Construction 10
TO City Mortgage co, IS Wall st; Dec IL; de
snd per cent, :, ssscGS 19s Badsswsy a5sSTRsy. TUE
gether in size 50x6aY6e.s; John " Cornish
Co o'' lie Bro Brosdxay: Dec Il; due etc. as per
bond $1,000. ,,,,,u o o,d
13fTH ST. n .. 575 n = OF Wills ave, o,n ~,
line "a exs9 5x24x9l.7; Ruth g Burras 80
LAWYERS Mortgage GO. 80 Liberty ST. DeS sN;vers cr
TIL. insurance and Trust Go. 15o Sros1"' S6,
i57rH ST, ss 100 II Of 81 Ann ave-. ave, ,oa Sa
I5 wynne Co Inc, to Manhattan MorsseSS
Co. 200 Broadway; Dec IS; due ss per ooho'
s52, 900 ,-..,,.r,Do T,
SAME PROPERTY samc 70 cathssrpInoso sEp ooo, y !.
Wynne 95 Noodycrest ave tprior mtg so='oo'''
due as per bond. Dec 10; sl2, 900. r,.,,,.
is4TH sr 5. 100 It W of southe6n ico :, Bou'e Of
ward. s.. I0x--: Inwood ave, $, aoV IL T,,yo
Belmont st, 25x--; Henry MaIsan is a 70 a. ipn per
Guarantee and Trust CO. Dec lZ que as pe'
bond: 80 500; address. 1T6 Broadway. .,.o
18TH ST s 10 II e Cornish %, r5Osgs cgonstruc-
ton co to Charles Csnedy. io6 6 oon,i nan Dec @
10: yrs, per cent; $4,000; attorney
yers Title Insurance and Trust co, loo broau-
way . . -, qou,hsrn
Bouieyard sOxio1.l; " \ Building Corpo,Ips
lion 10 Theodore N MACY, a07 Fsile ST --,,,c Dec
< 2 vr, : per cent: s., 100. attorney, lue
Guarantee and Trust Co 17e Broadway.
2IfsT ST, g. 177.4 n " OF Marina see
25riO0: Martha ave, cor OF 242d 81 %
Moses Arndstsin to Warren 3 samnis Hunt H1t.
inrton Long Island; Dec 13; yrs; per ct"''
s2 600; attorney, W z Sammis, Liper'y 1''
New-York tribune., 1912-12-14
APARTMENT, DWELLING LEASES

Douglas l.. Gilman & co. have leased
for Mrs. Benjamin knower No. ( East
nth street. FIVE story American base
ment house. 10 J. T. Tower. Of Tuxedo;
also No. 81 East elst street, a three story
house on a lot i1xlOo for Frank Guiden to
Mrs. T. r. Balm.
Pease e Gilman have leased the pri-
vate dwelling At No. IS West SD street 10
Clarence Sackett; and apartments in
No. SIS Park avenue TO James H. Benc-
dict: No. lls East 18th street to G. H..
Courtney: No. 6Ol Madison avenue to
Miss l.. NJ. Darrach; No. II West STth
street TO Paul l.. Mottelay; No l6o West
18th street to Mrs. j. &. Willets; No.
~ Madison avenue 10 Anson W Hard.
jr., and No. ioi East 10th street TO Mrs.
l., ". IeWis