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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-26
News of North k
CROP EXPERT SNOW SAYS NORTH
DAKOTA YIELD BEST IS 20 YEARS
. . . . . . . = . . . . . . = . . .
WHAT EXpERT SNOW SAYS.

WHNT ENT'ERT NNUW SAYS.
Fargo II. D, July o6--B. w. Snow. the best known expert in
. crops In the northwest. after having made a thorough investigation
. wired the following to Chicago today:
Drove today 120 miles in Cassa NJ Trail counties. North Dako-
" t. and in Norman and Clay Countless Minnesota. Crops are abso-
= lutly perfect and like the Red river yields of twenty-five years
. & O / never have seen a North Dakota rp with the straw as
= clean is this year. There is hardly any red rust and it takes a
. search tray by raw to find al occasional postnle of black rust.
:" This crop is made ow, beyond any damage except storm o. frost
. as far north IS Grand Forks. In the district covered today there is
. plenty of wheat that will MAKE forty bushels, thousands of acres
that will 8 o thirty to thityhve bushels and the average, seen in to-
. days drive will g tNenty-hve or better. Cutting will begin net
. Monday and be n full swing by next Thursday. In an experience
> heavy as this year and it would he hard to exaggerate h probable
, yield. Weather bright. cool and perfect.
9 . . = . . . . = . . 2 . Q Q . y :. = . . =
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-26

II praise is overly extravagant peo-
pie not only stop listening but apply
mufflers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-26

Minneapolis. Mimi. July 26.-Ltver-
pool wheat closed unchanged to IL
higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
INVESTMENT BANKERS COMING
First Convention Of New Association
To Be Held Next Month.

The first annual convention OF the In
yestment Bankers Association Of Amer
tea viii be held in this city on November
q at the Waldorf-Astoria. This is the
association which was formed in New
York last August with the primary OBJ
tect OF restricting, if not entirely elimi-
mating get-rich-quick schemes and spuri-
Gus stocks and bonds.
On November q. the day preceding the
regular convention, there will be meet
ingS of the various committees, composed
OF members from Boston TO San Fran
cisco and from St. Paul TO New Orleans,
following which will be the first meeting
OF the board of governors. The closing
feature Of the convention will be din
ner at the Waldorf-Astoria on the even
ing Of November p, at which important
speeches will be made relative to the
work Of the association. Several of the
larger cities are already bidding for the
next annual convention.
A special train. which will probably be
run as the second section Of the Twen-
ueth Century Limited, will carry the
western members Of the association from
Chicago TO New York. On the rear Of
the observation car there will be an cleo
trio sign bearing the name Of the asso-
citation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
STEEL MERGER GIVEN UP
Plans Had Been Outlined for
Uniting Large Independents.

The project OF a combination Of the
leading independent stee! manufacturing
concerns, often rumored within the last
year. Is now said to have been definitely
abandoned. It was the idea OF the pro-
moter, 1t was said yesterday, TO form a
corporation, with a capitalization Of $780,
10000 embracing the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation, the Jones & Laughlin Steel
Company. the Republic Iron and Steel
Company, the LackaWanna Steel Com
pany and the Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Company.
The plans, It is understood, included the
leasing or buying Of extensive iron ore
properties in Canada, which, with the
present ore land holdings of the various
companies, would give the combination 4
supply ample for its needs for many
years, and IT is said that options were
obtained also on large tracts Of ore lands
I'm this country.
Several bankers. II is said. were 80
favorably impressed with the project that
they were willing to become heavy under
writer's Of the securities Of the proposed
company, but the scheme did not meet
with similar favor on the part Of the
steel manufacturing concerns which il
was desired to include in the combination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

NJ & l.. Hess have leased for the Realty
Holding Company from the plans 10 the
Martin L. Cohn Company, importers Of
silks and silk and cotton goods, the first
loft and front half Of the second loft, con-
tanning about r. 800 square feet, in the
building now IN the course Of construc-
ton at No. 42i 10 49, Fourth avenue,
northwest corner OF 9Th street The
lease is for a term Of years.
Carstein G. Binnckin leased the store floor
and basement in the new twelve story
building Nos. l2l and 1913 East 2ith street
to O'Callaghan & Fedden for a term of
years
Harris & Vaughan rented apartments In
No 81 West 5Sth street TO Harriet y.
Taylor Charles Sooysmith. Martha A.
Miller. Edward l. Horsman, II. Edwin
and Frank c. Lewis, and in No. p East
18th street to r. c. George, Mrs. Frances
d. Hall. Oscar y. Bergstrom, William S.
Patten. Richard f. Howe and J. Insley
Blair.
Douglas /. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Mrs Francis II. Markoe No. 10 East
18th street, a four story English base
ment house. to II. 5. de Souhami, a
wholesale dealer in tapestries and an
tlques, for branch Of his Paris house.
Porter e. Co leased for d. e. J. II.
TONES the northwest corner of Eighth
avenue and 124th street TO a motion pict-
ure theatre concern for ten years at an
aggregate rental Of S37,5OO.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased two OF
the Madison avenue stores in the Carlton
Chambers at the northwest corner OF
18th street, for s. Osgood Pell & Co, as
agents.
Jayson Mel. Merrill lesaed for Car
stein & Linnekin, agents for the White
House. southwest corner Of Fourth ave-
nue. and 31st street, the eleventh loft TO
John Darling & Co.
Jacob Leitner leased for the II. B. Kirk
estate 70 Morris Meister No. 1880 to 1888
Minford Place, four four story houses, at
an aggregate rental of $4,000.
Pease & Gilman have leased space IN
the new Aeolian Hall, No. q West A2d
street. 10 Walter L. Bogert, Paul Hert-
wig, Estelle Stamm Rodgers, Agnes +.
Miles. DR.. E. K. Underwood and Mrs.
Morrill,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
OCTOBER q.


HONE ST. " cor Of Prospect ave, 60 *
57l. New york Trus' 20 agt liner Realty
60 It al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
" Horlaud.
ZEPEGA AVE- :. intsrsec Maclay
ave, l9l1x7SlO. Frederick southTorth
It al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, w
FUfToS ST. vs. lot 10. map Of wash
Ingtonville Bronx: VIM W Penheld sst
Lawrence Ryan 81 Al faction 20 determine
claim attorney. O Roberts
2gTU ST, 23G East; Myrtilla Hendricks
o.; al agt Joseph ] Setaro ct al ttoreclosurs
OF two mtSsJ. attorneys J J & Lyons.
64TH 81. 5. 10 q Of Lexington ave,
2OxIOO5. Beekman Estate agt David d
Jennings ct al action TO cancel Lease !;
attorney. II J. Fordham.
sTH ST az East; Henry NJ Schiller, adm.
agt Samuel KciI et al faction 10 declare
oRi s T''2TTSy srdy ST 0 Ias Trnnah youn
ker extrN agt Caroline Glatner 81 al ifore-
closure OF mtg. attorneys, stroock q
ROAD leading from West Farms to Hunts
burylng ground OF the Reformed Dutch
church through the Hedge Farm, y:
Thomas B1Unon agt Lucretla Halves
ct al foreclosure OF MTG: attorney a
Hating.
22D ST. :. 24s9 II OF sth ave. is.9r
oSp: Margaret J Hall aEt Advance Realty
and Construction CO 81 nj foreclosure OF
MTG: attorneys. Eisman. Levy. Corn &
Levine
% 6XlOO: Northern ave, n . cor OF lISth
at g2BNi0O. two actions: New York Life
Insurance Co aRt Birch Realty Co 81 al
foreclosure OF two mtgs). attorney II NJ
9TH Ave 500; Bella W Hochstadter sst
Clemens !. Plath ct al foreclosure OF mtg /:
attorney. Walach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
TO FIGHT U. s. MOTOR PLAN
Minority Holders May Make an APP
peal to the Courts.

Efforts are being made TO get minority
holders Of securities OF the United States
Motor Company to take steps for prevent
ing the ratification Of the reorganization
plan, which was made public few days
ago. The contention Of the opposition is
that the new working capital needed
should be secured through new bond
issue instead OF through assessment OF
the old stock, and the courts may be pc
titioned for an Injunction to prevent the
plan from being declared operative or
may he asked to appoint a referee to take
testimony regarding the business and
assets OF the company The receivers are
to make their report TO the court next
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
SECURITIES OF n. P.
First Detailed List-Automo-
biIes and Passenger Revenue.

The Northern Pacific Railway Company,
the income account and balance sheet u
which for the fiscal year ended june
81 last were summarized in The Trlpul"
NJ October 2 has issued its fun panphiel
report for that year, when cohIa'"''
among other features, detailed STATE
mant OF securities owned as OF June w.
this being the first list Of the sort Whlch
the company has issued. The STOCKS h'lu
ore ~ follows amounts representing Tar
value. Northern Pacific Railway COM
many. $4,000; Spokane, Portland & Seatue
Railway Company &0O3,0O; st faui
Union Depot Company. S5s,S5o; Lake su-
perlor Terminal and Transfer Railway
Conpanv. Sl4S.sOO: Clearwater Short Line
Railway Company. s2.127. 200: Washington
Central Railway Company 10000; MIS-
souri, River Railway Company S'VV'UV1'
Camp Creek Railway Company SlN'VCV'
Northwestern Improvement Company, So-
rs 900; Ruth Trust Company, Nlj'1'o'
miscellaneous stock. S32i,9l5.
The bonds owned are: Northern Paclhc
Railway prior lien. $4,000; Northcr !
Pacific Railway general lien, SS,S2S'oOo :
Northern Pacihc-Great Northern COL
lateral trust Joint is. $2,139,00O Washing
ton Columbia River Railway nrs'
mortgage. $4,000; Chicago. burlington
Il Quincy general mortgage, S"'"'l"'''
Spokane, Portland & Seattle halfway
s25. 10000; Northwestern improvement
COMPANY. 81 960. 900; Great Northern Ran
way first and refunding, A,oO,WO; South
crn Pacific first refunding, Slh,Vo' AZ
Gibson. Topeka & Santa Re short me
$500 900: miscellaneous bonds, $4,000
,,pfunded notes for sundry advances ~
479.5o3. The total par value oil 'h'''
stocks. bonds and notes is &"izl'S"> anu
the book value $79,OlS,Soo
President Elliott in his report to the
stockholders refers TO the quietness VI
business in Northern Pacific territory
during the fiscal year, which would nave
been reflected in a decrease in lreleh'
earnings except for the large gram tEdl
fc handled. The decrease or N's5o'Voo III
passenger earnings. he says, was the re-
suIt of several causes, among them the
Gulhcss of general business, which MADE
the people feel poor; the competition oi
the newly opened Puget Sound extension
Ut lgh ST. ldGl ~ SANiil ''iAN ~
use of automobiles, concerning when NJ
says:
The latest figures for registration OF
auto,nnhiIes show that there are, mol
counting commercial vehicles. S2',2S4 auto,
mobiles in the United States, or aDoul
one for every ll5 people, and in the states
served by your company one auIomoDilt
for about every ninety people. rms re,
suits in considerable decrease in the shor,
travel on the railroad and also mas nae
the effect of reducing the volume ol
pleasure travel. temporarily at least De,
cause people Of moderate means cannon
own automobiles and also make tflpS u
the mountains. parks and lakes
The outlook for general business for the
current year in all Of the states traversed
by the Northern Pacific, President Elliott
says, is extremely good. The crops have
never been better than they are this year.
and there is a marked increase in the
movement of lumber and manufactured
articles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22

There were few sales announced in the
real estate market yesterday. The Dyck-
man section figured in the trading by the
sale for the estate Of Charles Weisbecker
of the property at the southeast corner
OF Broadway and EllwOod street. at the
junction Of Sherman avenue. The pui-
chaser is reported to be a Mr.. Josephs.
The plot has frontage Of 20l.S feet on
Broadway and 1927 feet on Ellwood street.
with an irregular rear line The late Mt.
Weisbecker began accommodating this plot
in 1900. and the present transaction IN
wolves the fourth sale of realty in this
section disposed Of by the estate within a
few weeks.
Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum have
bought from Evelyn Coventry, Of Eng
land, No. 60 Cliff street, four story front
and three story rear building, on a lot
25xl00 feet. The property which is on the
east side of Cliff street, 40 feet north OF
Beekman street, has been held In the
family Of the present sellers for more
than a century The Douglas Robinson
Charles 6. Brown Company negotiated
the transaction.
Albert f. GaIlatln has bought from
James J. Van Allen and others No. 10
East 18th street, a five story American
basement dwelling, on lot 2Ox1o05 feet, 100
feet west Of Lexington avenue and facing
Normal College. Mr.. Gallatin will occupy
the house.
B. H. weisker has sold for the Fleisch-
mann Realty Company No 1886 Grand
avenue, a three story dwelling
Ferdinand Nagel sold for Ernest Wenig-
mann the five story fathouse at the
northeast corner of Mapes avenue and
lSOth street. on plot 9SX47 feet, to John +.
HaSSe for $50 OOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
REALTY NOTES.

The John II. Fife Company has sold an
interest in the Arlington Hotel, at Nos
is and % West 18th street, to Y, \. Austin
formerly proprietor of the hotels De Vile
and Ponce de Leon at Atlantic City.
William r. Ware, for twenty-one years
at No. 45l Columbus avenue, has leased
an apartment at Euclid Hall, at Broad
way and seth street, which he VIII alter
and occupy with his real estate business
about December !.
George Seewagen and Stanley p. Kirk
are now connected with II. y. MaXley K
Co. at the uptown office I'm the Marbrdge
Building, Broadway and 3ith street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

SD AVE. 1859; Water Supervision Co sgt
Gretchen Ullman, owner; NJ Goldberg CON-
tractor: t29.
& Son agt Charles a Layton owner anu Gu"
tractor: SlM.
TRACKS, etc, on Broadway from Of
Sherman 50 TO OF sherman SO; Johh =
Kane Co agt Forty-second street, Manhattan
VILE & st Nicholas Railway Co, owner; Ne"
York City. Railway Co, lessee FenewaD; sJoo'
Of Houston st: same agt Metropolitan stree
Railway Co, owner: New York City halfway
Co, lessee (renewaD; N4 it.,
TRACKS, etc, on Park ave from Oh flsS
st to n Of 42d st; same sgt MetIoponV21.i
Street Railway Co, owner New YORK Ci'y
Railway Co, lessee CrenewaD; SOS. -.
Sd ST, AZ and 4l9 East; Adolph Rapabore
owners: NJ " May Refining Go, contractor
S2S3 49, o-.b
TRACKS. etc. on LIST ave from Goth 10 san
st: John p Kane 90 agt Metropolitan StLeU..
Railway Co. owner: New YORK Clty id''""'
co. lessee TenewaD; 1870, c-,, -
TRACKS. etc on 81 ave from Of SSth 81
10 n Of Goth st: Same agt Metropolitan SUE SUE,
Railway Co owner: New York city halfway
Co lessee (rcnewaD; $50.
TRACKS etc, on Grand st from 10 W
OF Centre 81: John p Kane Co agt Dry DOCK,
East broadway & Battery Railway co. owner
New York City Railway Co. lessee Vehe"S"'
BERGEN AVE. $40 and 612; D Pizzutielo co
agt q Building Co, owner and contractor T.
81, 900. . rouo-.
CRESCENT AVE. W cor Of lSGth st, 6OXSL
D Plzzuticlo Co agt Kitchen Improvement 70
owner and contractor: Sll6. 80, -.
PROSPECT AVE, 5, rs n OF i9-o ~.
25xiOO; Isidor schwartz agt Prospect Ho,GIns
Co, owner: Harry Appelbaum and New aorN
Plumbing and Supply co, contractors ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
BROOKLYN SALES.

Elisha T. Everett sold for Thomas j.
Clark eight lots on East 3Sth street, near
Avenue ], 10 a builder for improvement.
Also the two-family dwelling house NO.
$50 jefferson avenue, for +. w. Jennings
to q client for occupancy. and the three
story fat No. All Rogers avenue, to a
client for investment.
Charles W. Congdon sold the southeast
corner Of East 18th street and NewkirlS
avenue, a plot 4Ox9SxSOx12) feet, to Arthur
H. Strong, who will erect Colonial
dwelling house on the site.
John II. Gelhardt. jr.. sold for Annie
Won Derleith the two story building, with
store, No GIG Classon avenue, to Michael
Custigan.
Charles NJ. Anderson & Co. sold TO a
client the plot SoxloO feet. east side OF
Fourth avenue, 20 feet north of 18th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
sURRoGATE's NOTICES,

sURRoGATE's COURT - WEsTCHEsTER
County.-In the Matter OF the Application
for Letters OF Administration on the Goods
Chattels and Credits OF George g. Menzics
DeccAsed.-ro the Creditors OF the Estate of
George {. MenEies, Deceased Please Take
Notice that Alexander J. Menzies the petit
tioncr herein, intends 10 apply to the Surro-
gates Court OF the County OF Westchester for
Letters OF Administration on the Goods, Chat
tells and Credits OF George &. MenZies de-
ceased. with a modified security, pursuant TO
the provisions OF Section 1904 OF the Code OF
Civil Procedure OF the State OF New York; and
you and each OF YOU are hereby notified and
required by virtue OF the aforesaid provisions
OF Section 1884 OF the said Code, and In pur-
suance OF the order made for that purpose by
Hon. Frank Y. Willard. the said Surrogate
dated September 26th. 1917, 20 present any
end all claims that you may have against thu
Estate OF George G. Mensles, deceased, 10 the
said Surrogate OF the County OF Westchester
at his ONCE In the County Court House, in
the Village OF White Plains, Westchester
County, New York, on or before the 7th day
Of November, 1912; at or after which time the
penalty Of the bond TO be given for security
by the petitioner 10 whom Letters OF Admins
traton herein shall be granted. is to be nxed
by the said Surrogate.
Dated September 2Sth, 1912
CYRUS A. BISHOP
Attorney for Petitioner,
lrVingtOn n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
WILLIAM ST. SUBWAY FAVORED

The Downtown Interborough Associa-
ton has appointed a special committee
consisting Of Alexander Gilbert II. V.
Black, Herbert b. Harding, Albert PlaLt,
Major T. T. Leigh, William II. Heller
Albert H. Frankel, Charles A. schieren
end r. A. NJ. Burrell, 10 attend the meet
ing to be held at the Drug and Chemi-
cal Club to-day at p. m. called by Will
lam Jay Schieffelin, 10 discuss william
street subway matters.
The Downtown Interborough Associa-
ton. of which Mr. Schieren IL president,
is in favor OF the speedy legalization and
construction Of the William street sub
way. f. w. Woolworth, the owner Of
the Woolworth Building, is also IN favor
OF the construction OF the William street
subway as are William r. Grace g. Co.,
which firm is now constructing a bank
ing building at Hanover Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22

Martha W McManus 10 Eliz X DooIinS'
$1,000. ~ EN-,
Max Kahlert and ano to Emily Fuchs SiOo'
West Bronx Realty Co to Edw J. Cole' 81
500 ~
Mutual Life Insurance Co to Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co; 800 . ,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Margaret
Sage: 5000. 900. .,
Thomas { Arrow to Matson G Arrow; 81.
William Loeb 10 Gertrude Davis; sLOiu -,
WASHINGTON II Taylor to kath SueOe''
60. 900. IT., ,o,ooo
Wilson MsrsF all to VIM Rankin; s2',Wo.
Same to same: $4,000.
Julia Chertoff to VIM Rankin; 5000 ,,o
Eliz Silberhorn TO Geo W Rankin; S-VVyo'
Same to same, $4,000.
Jacob Merkel to Lena CLARK; Sl,hIo.
August Nelson 20 Oscar Hentschel; slW
Eugene Levy 10 Sgismond Levy; SoVp
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Domestic and 81
eign Missionary Society OF Protestant Epis
cOpal Church: 1861, 200. =,
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co 70
LAWYERS Mortgage CO. S27. 600
Herman Heinemann to Manhattan Mortgage
Co; $4,000. ,,
Wiison Powell to Hampden Waldron
81. 900. oo
Ernest T Felowes 10 Eliz Howe; tIsOco.
Louis Hubener 10 Enoch G Bell; Sf,OW.
North side Mortgage Corporation 10 mary
Archer; $1,000.
Daniel Refer TO z l. Hebbard: Sl.2OC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
OCTOBER n

AVE A. %. all. Jacob Blum 70 Gustav
Mayer. ~ yrs from Nov !, 1872 s. 700; al
dress on premises
CROSBY ST. lOl-lO3. ID loft. Emma Joseph
son % Huhbcli & BenninECr' yrs from NOV
!, 1912: 81, 200: address, lOl crosby -.
INTERVALE AVE, s94, cor Beck ST.
store and basement. Mott Ave Realty GO 70
Solomon RaShbO 10 yrs from Jan !, 1919.
81 200: address. 20 East lUyth st.
WILLIS AVE, POI: store and cellar. H'nry
W Schmidt to Frank pcrtEgioru. . rrs mos
I0m oct q 1912. $40. address on premises
WHITE PLAINS AVE. aGE' 81. @25 r n
OF Flower -; Michael Brennan 70 Morris
RcichgOtt. 10 yIs : mos from oct !, lbl2.
s. O2I: address 1891 White Plains ave.
9TH AVE. e 8 75.5 n of 56th st 1JNlOp'
the land: lSth ST. n s. 100 II e Of Tth ave. 25E
ll72: all: Charles Rogers TO ! L ChnIuplin
Hotel Co 10 yrs from March ], 1912: fi8"n'
address. S73 7th ave.
GSTH ST. AZ 40 Elst; all. Emandess Hold
$1,000. address. 3G2 Cypress ave.
bath ST s S. go II Of & AIMS ave.
5Ox7O: the land. Frederick W Ehr'am 70 Karl
Faerber and aUO. lO yrs from Aug ], lSl2,
$500. address II Southern Boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
TO OPPOSE FORECLOSURE SALE.

About thirty-five stockholders of the
Central Park, North & East River Rail-
road Company yesterday attended meet
ing called TO discuss measures for pre-
venting the foreclosure sale OF the prop
erty. which is scheduled for October 81.
A. B. Moran, Henry N Curtis and George
+. Morgan. who issued the call for the
meeting, were selected TO act az pro-
tective committee and were empowered
20 levy an assessment up TO 81 a share on
asserting stock for meeting the expenses
of opposing the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Harris & Vaughan have sold for Henry
NJ. w. Eastman seven and three-quarter
acres of land at Manhasset, Long Island /;
also for II. f. Thompson eight and one
third acres, adjoining. The same brokers
have also sold two properties in Fort Lee.
n. j., one on Main street 20xl0O feet, for
the Bryce estate, and the other a plot l50x
i79 feet, on Centre street.
Pease & Gilman have. rented forNDr.
Albert II. Buck, for term of years his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
BIG NEWARK LEASE.

Louis SchlosinSer Inc, has leased part
of the property formerly occupied by L.
Bamberger & Co.. being the basement ard
first and second floors Of the six story
building Nos. lf and l49 Market street,
Newark. TO the T. w. Woolworth Com
pany for a period OF twenty years, at
$4,000 n year. The WOODWORK company
takes possession OF the premises on Jan
nary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST 10 West. r Di Lila co agt
ROYAL Improvement Co ct al: Oct 3. 1917 1904
WEsTCHDSTER AVE. 2509 10 BIB; FRANK
Goldman 60 agt Glover Construction 20 CT a.
Nav @. 1912: tl77 90
SAME PROPERTY: Co!wen Lead co ast
same: MAY ~. 1912: Sj72 80
SAME PROPERTY. Frank Goldman 90 HBt
same: May g. 1912; 1928 ~. 49,,
42D ST gOS West: Louis Levin agt Edward
n James 81 al. Aug n, 1912. Sl3l.
nth ST 10 West: Oriental Freproot SASH
and Door 90 art Royal improvement co ct all
Sep, o. 1912. $500. IT,,
54TH ST. 5l3 West; Kemlein & Leahy tncl
aI ihv t0ndl. S4lG
$50 ST. I TO II East; Atwel Contracting
and Construction 20 agt Henry Corn 81 al
Oc. .. 1912 DIV bond: so 800
JACKSON AVE. " :. 30 n OF Pontiac
Place: Diedrich Gercken agt Paridc Santini
., ~. oct 3. 1912 Oy bond. 1851 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22

5CxIOO: August Nelson 10 Gustav NiehI soo
East 1C5th ~: Oct Is mtg $4,000; SlOo' at
rornev Thos G Loew. 800 Broadway. ~
lsOrH ST, 4l3 East. 20N92l. EstneI hsIIIt
N Alley Heine. 81; oct IA: address, il3 East
lSfth st. 20.
ls2D st. n e. lot A., map So Belmont, oyN
100: l. Napoleon Levy TO Antoinette Il Stadu'
,lG:, Hoe ave; oct II mtg 81, 25O): 500; attoT-
ney. Title Guarantee G. Trust Co, lIb Broan
way. no.
IssTH ST, s. ECO Il n Park ave, -ON
100: Sarah y DonneIly to Michael T Gillen, 33l
y SD st mtg SS.T50l: oct 10; 500; attorney
+ NJ Patterson, % william ST.