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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
MURRAY HILL PRUltSIS
Grading Might Commercialize'
Saw Moreans. Vanderbilt, Etc.

Strong opposition to the plan OF Borough
,,-.,,der+ McAneny to cut down the hill
IN Fourth and Park avenues, between ga
ara s5tb streets, and have Park avenue
ord gath street meet at grade. developed
al the meeting Of the Board OF Estlmate
Yesterday. lawyer. representing j. r.
Morgan, ]. p. Morgan, jr.. j. sergeant
cram. Alfred O. Vanderbilt, George l." In
Graham and the Church Of the Messiah. said
that the plan would end To commerciaiize
Nfurrav Hill. He though the restrictions
on the Murray Hill property would not per-
init the city to carry out its plans. He de-
clared that instead Of costing some 10000
Al estimated, the work would not unlikely
cost nearer 100000 when consequential
damages were figured in.
An alternative plan designed by Warren
& Wetmore the architects of the Belmont
Hotel. was offered. Mr.. Wetmore said that
il would meet with the approval OF the
residents Of Murray Hin. and. he believed.
would he more satisfactory in every way.
The architect suggested a ramp on the
east side of Park avenue. similar TO that
on the west side with an arcade through
the building at 32d street and Park avenue.
which would afford easy access. BY slight
~ raising the grade me thought ed street
might be- cut across Park -.Ic without
much difficulty
The opposition was of such substantial
nature the Board of Estimate decided 10
lay the plan over until further investiga-
tion could be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
LIS PENDENS.

list ST. 4s9 West; lessehold. spr al
OF mtg. attorney. l. o Van Doren.'
l4sTH ST. 300 West: Julius Lew AZ, NJ
Goldstein ct al foreclosure Ot mtg1 s,,a-y
NJ Cooper.
9Th ST. 30 East; Emile WoIlmsn AZ, -
Ritterman ct al ,amended foreclosure q =
attorney. VI Kaufman.
MADISON AVE, 3 " cor s2d 81. 10 III
United States Trust 90 Of Y az, 70 gss;
Street 60 ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attcr.1
OGDEN AVE. $, 100 II Of 18Th 81 !
70; VIM II Diehl ct al sgt Olaf q Klsys1
et al foreclosure OF Mtg: attorneyx H.
Corwin. Gunnison & Meyers
1O1ST ST s, 2i2.6 a OF lstas. rj
100 II: Grenville Winthrop sgt Hsnr NJ
chinsky ct al foreclosure Of mtg; auarnr
LUDLOW ST. "A: Broadway sayiru lsr,|
ton Of the City Of New York sgt Rertran al
~ co ct al (amended foreclosure ofNfntg); al
ney. Kelly. at
3iTH ST. 1i3 East: London Realty Co ID \
7 Henning notice OF attachment; sttOnu|
Morrison & Schim.
10TH ST. 8, 100 q Q OF 9Th ave. srJ
Louisa Minturn agt Patrick Reddy ct al hg
closure OF mtg; attorney + de Rham.
WORTH ST 1871: 16lst st. :. betwte, \
and 9th ave. lot Is. 25N62.4x irreg; Mott s 1
Benjamin Steinman ct a. agt Edward nx<
faction to set aside assignments OF dover, s
attorneys. Rosenthal & Stecker.
61Sr ST. 2J3 Fast. William II Hays e. d q
Elizabeth Costello et al foreclosure Of u,
attorney. Gardiner.
LOT 6S. map Of 40 lots known as DaIg =
tate Bronx. Jacob Weinhemer sgt Feli J
Canio q al foreclosure Of mtg; attoneys ii
II Bloch.
BURKE AVE. r. 30 II e Of Wallace ave.
100. two actions: Agnes / Kimberly E, d Y
Madison Construction 60 Ooreclosire q \,
m.es): attorneys Howe, Smith & Howe
18TH ST. 35J West: Frances II Caysrs}
agt Josephine Murphy et al (aetion q \
clare lien,. attorney r VI Rowlet,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
Epen the Best of Foods
Nav Be Used to Excess

cases, boiled cod might be prepared IN SUCH
a way as 10 make Il desirable food Tor
young children but they should be care
fully watched and the result of 1t upon their
systems noted.
"Too much stress can not be laid on the
Importance Of using only strictly fresh FISH,
and it must be remembered that hsh does
not keep well and that the slightest talnt
is fraught with possibilities of danger.
Miss Gibbs went on TO say that there are
numerous other foods that can be prepared
easily and cheaply and have quite as high
a percentage of nutrients as has meat.
Eggs. for instance" she said They
are getting cheaper now and every mousse
wife knows dozen ways to prepare them,
and ali are good except fried eggs. II
little moro milk Is added to the diet, so
much the better MIX is about the cheap
est form Of protein food, and calculation
OF the amount of muscle-building food that
is contained in a luncheon of bread ana
milk would astound most people.
Cheese dishes are excellent, also, but
the cheese must be carefully cooked so
that It Is creamy. In order TO render II ao-
solutely and easily digestble
"Other excellent forms OF protein food
are dried beans, peas and lentils. Ihey
don't sound interesting when RATED OF
lust like that, but they can be made most
tempting Lentil roast for instance. 10
make that the lentils are boiled to the
consistency of mashed potatoes-thicK
mashed potatoes-and rubbed through
colander. A beaten egg and savory herDS
may be mixed with II, and the Whole
formed into a big roll. put in baking pan
with a little tomato sauce over 1t ana
baked. 1t cuts in slices just like meat and
is quite as nourishing. Croquettes may be
made of the same mixture and used with
a brown sauce. The other dried vegetables
lend themselves to similar treatment.
Another very inexpensive dish, SUITED
PARTICULARLY for luncheon, is boiled rice
made into croquettes and served with lentll
gravy made thin, like lentil soup ana
strained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14

theatre. 107xs2; Edward Mareol,.. ~ A.
$3.50, 600 wi ON ave. 40 ~
47TH ST. $, 225 IT Of s,h =.
bower. Philadelphia, owner; q p pny G
Bath ST, architect; $3.50 Dise. .
The Bronx.
MIDDLETowN ROAD, $ I'M
Amsterdam ave, 2iz sty frame s.1sf ~
Matilda Amser, 1916 crosb,, awls. ~
Jacob II Amsler 1916 Crosby ay ave ~
FAILE ST. W 8. 40 II OF b
sty brick tennis. 40x66: Koyse.s YETI
ton 60, Julius kovacs, 2o3 49, coux2
president, owner; Hoppe e. Danha ssndsf
chester ave. architects: fetal Coz, 20 D.
POWELL AVE, :. 9Oj n CT, ,tseA15
ave; sly frame dwlgs. lGsxs, i. nssss>|
Construction Go. j l. Miller. ia 'sweh; q
president, owner; Otto 6 Krauss sS.ssss
'o WA ugg SCgTl,Set iv y8tal cost
ST. sty brick garage. 5o.ixlos T. ~ -
Seigel, 1852 Sd ave. owners: 4 q (, Held
East 18th ST, architect: cost. Az aneooens N
BCLLARD AVE, s, 400 n n ~ :.
b, sly franz Ice house. lsx22: John ~ ~
cost. $500. ave- srcas
18TH ST. cor Of I'd avn
storc and loft. size irregular: NY v,
Construction 60, Robert Burnett aetu N
lock ave. president, owner; KreymhS.9g M
tectural CO. 1850 Wilkins ave. srehi,.ss, All
$lJ.OOn FiH'ect. =.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD " ~.
Crotona Park East. I sty brk 40 80 u ,
! irregular; Redwood Realty Co. Tan,.y's 4,
han. SIS Hunts Point ave. nreTass. u
Kreymborg Architectural co. lssa' .os,'
ave, architect; cost. $1,000 Wht,
BURNSIDE AVE. :. los a. o.
thony ave, > sty brk tenmt, 30 ior-, ~ Al
p Lisk. 2iST Marion ave. owner. JoS iaon
, land. Fordham road and Webster az. p
tect. cost. S35. 900. ~" ~
BONNER PLACE. e. 100 n -,
ave; ! sly brick tennis 80. ixsl: ss',
| Malcolm Construction 60. Thomas n a,,yrss
1861 81 ave, president. owner uAtt,
Howell. i4?,h st and Sd ave, archi,ss,.'i
cost, sec, 900 ''Vi "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
SUBURBAN SALES,

The Edwin W. Fiske Realty Company has
sold Twin Gables. the property Of Bertha
and william Adams on Gramatan avenue.
Mount Vernon. 20 Mrs Lollic Goldman. Of
Manhattan. The property Includes a large
residence. with modern garage and large
grounds. It IS adjacent To the Gramatan
Hotel and the Siwanoy Country cub.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Charles r.
Whitehead his farm az 10 acres In the
Washington Valley section. Morris Town
ship, between Morristown and Demands
willie. y. J. There is an old stone farm
house on the property in good state Of
preservation, although dating back to tho
Revolutionary times. II Will probably he
occupied by the now owner after extensive
additions and improvements.
Burton Thompson has sold 800 feet ~
waterfront on Hampstead harbor. I'm tho
Glenwood section. Tho property IL located
between the shore and the Shore Road, ex-
tending from Roslyn 10 Glen Cove one
mile from the Glen Head station. James
Ayers. the seller. purchased tho property
in 1888. The purchaser Is the I'M and Har-
Dor View Realty Company.
Philip Jeseson has sold for George ~
Muller to a client for occupancy a three
story modern cottage. with garage and
barn and four acres Of land. situated on
Beaver Dam Road at Brookhaven, Long
Island. The property is known as the Oaks,
and has a frontage Of 37s feet on the main
road.
NJ e. L. Rosenthal have sold at South
Jamaica Manor for the Markert Realty
Company OF Brooklyn. the following: On
New York avenue. between Manor and
Woodhall avenues. plot 6ox100 feet, to
Thomas Donnelly; on Stoothoff avenue,
plot 40x1oO feet. to John Schaefer. and on
Kenmore Boulevard. between Hilcrest and
stoothoff avenues. plot sox1O0 feet. TO Mrs
Meyers.
Cornelius g. Kolff has sold 70 Harry A.
Tabh a FIVE and one-third acre tract having
a frontage Of 40 feet on the Port Rich
mond Road. New Springville. Staten Island
for the Steers estate; also sold for the
Steers estate a farm Of three and one-third
acres, having a frontage Of 405 feet on the
Port Richmond Road. near Rockland ave-
nue.. to Henry Meyer
The Shields Company has sold for Andrew
J. Cobe and James w. Jacobus about two
acres OF land In Plandome Park. fronting
on Bay View Road near Plandome Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
LEASES.

Denzer Bros have leased for Michael l..
Warmth, for a long term Of years, AZ an
aggregate rental Of $500 the store at NO.
q,o broadway. To Harry A. Beltz; also, for
LLOYD Warren 10 NJ. II. Stein, the store
and basement at No. 9o5 Broadway: lofts,
for Brooke & Georger to the Famous Com
pany. at Nos. 146 and rs West 18th street;
for William Oppenheim to the Eagle Cloak
ard suit Company. space at Nos. "a and 80
East 10th street, for Fannie Joseph 10 Aoe
Pestky. lofts at No. 40 East Houston street;
for Huberth & Gabel to Klein 4 Cohen
loft at No 50 Mercer street; for william
Colgate 10 Newman e Klupper loft at
No Sc East 18th street. and for Barro X
Muller TO the y. Schlossberg Company loft
at No % East 9oth street
He'll & Stern have leased the NTH floor
In the Masonic Hall building, at 23d street
and Sixth avenue. for a long term OF years
to Neugass Bros
Albert r. Ashforth has leased the sec
ond floor at No. $40 Fifth avenue to Victor
s. Fletcher. dealer in musical instruments.
Gllen e Bardusch have sold for Rose
Epstein the lease and good will in the
four story building at the southeast corner
Of Goth street and Seventh avenue, and
have leased the four story building No AZ
West llth street TO Sterba & Schinzel
Charles Hart has leased a loft IN No. IS
East Sth street 70 Harry Schachter; a loft
I'm No - East sth street to Isdor Blatt.
and a loft in No. % University Place 20
Abraham Heyman.
The J. T. Manx Company has leased the
Broadway front OF the fourth floor in tho
Wilson Building. 33d street and Broadway.
for a long term. &. II. HartshOrne was
the broker In the transaction.
The Guarantor Realty Corporation has
leased offices I'm the Knabe Building. No.
437 Fifth avenue. to the Concealed Transom
Lift Company.
y. Brigham Hall and william y Blood
good have leased for Anna Il. Gill tho
northwest corner OF Fourth avenue and ca
street, q plot J0xS0 feet. for q term Of forty
years. at net rental to tho Washburn
Realty Trust. Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick X. Trowbridge Is the purchaser
Of the dwelling house No lib East 9th
street, sold recently by the Douglas Rob-
inson Charles S. Brown Company for Mrs.
]. w. Henning. The Trowbridge family
Is a large owner OF property In the imme-
date vicinity. Their holdings include Nos.
l15 and 100 East 9th street. No. liz TO 10
East SSth street and No. 123 East 18th street
William H. Archibald and Henry Brady
were the brokers in the sale OF No. Alb
West 18th street, recorded yesterday. Mr..
Archibald and II. " Mead & Co. negotiated
the sale OF No. 1863 West 10th street to DR..
Edward Loux.
The House and Real Estate owners As
ISOLATION will meet this evening at Turn
Hall, s5th street and Lexington avenue.
Henry Brady has been appointed receiv-
or Of the rents OF No. % West both street
pending foreclosure proceedings.
S. Werdenschlag and Martin II. Cohen
have been appointed agents for the Edel-
weiss and Alpine, at Nos $50 to 55S West
lS6th street
The firm OF 4. Aren't Company, composed
Of Anthony Aren't, Vincent W. Woytisek,
jr., and Maurice Kastriner. has opened Of
fees at Simpson and 1sSd streets for the
transaction OF general real estate bust
ness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
A Word of Caution From Miss
Gibbs Regarding the
Fish Dietary.

While the Housewives League is singing
the praises of fish in this day Of its alum
dance Miss Winifred Gibbs, dietetic expert
for the Association for Improving the Con-
dition OF the Poor, thinks it wise to drop
word of caution on the subject
"The Housewives League" said Miss
Gibbs. us doing an admirable service In
trying TO induce its members to use meat
substitutes when the price of meat is so
very high. but Of course it is possible TO go
TO excess In the use Of any food
"Fish is one Of the most natural meat
substitutes. and theoretically, it ought to
take the place of meat because 1t contains
about the same amount of muscle building
tissue Int the fact remains that fish is not
at all q desirable diet for some people, and
even for those with whom IT agrees I should
not advise its use more than two or three
times a week under the present living con-
ditions in New York City. For people who
live an out-of-door life. with lots of fresh
air. It is a different matter, but with MS in
the city fish should bs used with discretion,
and those Of us who have any kind of diges-
tive disturbances should watch carefully the
effect Of fish upon our systems.
"In hot weather fish once or twice week
makes a most desirable variation in the
diet Of people who are heavy meat eaters
1t has the same amount of nourishment for
all practical purposes, hut IT is not as stimu-
Iating as meat. and that. Of course, is an
advantage in the dog days.
AT no time should I advise that fish he
given Ia young children, say, of five or six
years old. There is something about the
mixture Of fat and protein in fish, especially
in the dark or oily fish, that renders the as
similation of the protein less speedy than in
the case of scraped beef. which is an excel
lent food for young children. In some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
JUNE 49,
Manhattan.

william l. Calm 70 Isnat. Bloch. lSss "a ave;
b and s. Juno 10; 81. attorney Schwartz
BRooME ST, sci. 2sSsi; George d Barthol-
omew TO 81 Johns Park Realty Co. so Pine
ors & Sands. - Nassau st.
EAST BROADWAY. ~, y; Katharine c
I,olnss to samuel Wilder, l2O west ll1th at,
torney. LAWYERS Title 60. 1eo Broadway.
FRONT ST. s5a. 25xlio to South st 1882
sforza. Oi2 7?d st. BROOKLYN; June ia tmts
$4,000. $4,000: attorney, A Cohen. 10 Park
Row.
HUDSON ST, $50 1a7xs34 Horatio 81.
=. iO1 n OF Greenwich st, 10 sx irres
81 Johns Park Realty co 10 George ID Bar
tnolomew. 50 Washington pl; June 13. 500,
attorney. Title Guarantee co. ia Broadway.
HUDSON ST. $. 80 II n n OF CHRISTOPHER
81, 30xs6 to alley. with rights TO - II alley
IN rear: Greenwich Investing Co to Lizzie 4
Rentley. 6oi Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn
tmtg sto.O0o). and all liens; June u; 500;
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance co. 100
MADISON ST. 800. 2o.Irxo4 ex2O. 3xo4. o;
Dora Scha ,fcrt 10 Max Schaefert: 4, part;
b and $, June IL; 81: address. 10 Montgom-
MOTT ST. 80; 25x1oo; Abner I.ubeisky to
Ettie Levy. 10 East s7th st: all liens; June
10; 81; attorney. Max Levy. IS Mott st.
WEST END AVE, n W cor SD at. 102 Ok
100: Vest Eighty-second Street Realty Co 10
Helen l. @ Asnari. 326 West s0th ct (mts
$500 900 and all liens): June ~; 81: attorney,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 1GO
Broadway
sd AVE. 1920. 2jx05: Julius Jungmann IA
Edw Lehlhach, II Alpine st. Newark, !;
June -. 1910: 81; attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust GO. 17G broadway
=. 30 AYE. 1920, 25x1o5: stuart wyeth to
Edw Iehlbach. II Alpine st. Newark, ];
June IL; s22,500; attorney, Title Guarantees
and Trust Co. 178 Broadway.
I'D AVE, 1920. 25xi05: Edw Lehlbach "a
Harry Rakofsky. 1899 Kelly st: mtg $40 900
June II; 500; attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust CO. l78 Broadway
sd AVE. 1920. 25xl05; Harry Rakofsky Ia
w Realty Co. West 14th st: mtg $40. 600
June II; 81; attorney Title Guarantee and
Trust Co 176 Broadway.
9TH AVE. s W cor l7th st. 505xtoO. RaInh
w Sheinwald ct al to William w Fuller lO7o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14

Plans were filed Yesterday for three ne"
structures for Manhattan, which are es"-
mated by the various architects 10 cost
ss3o OOo 4 twelve story annex will he
erected TO the Hotel Prince George, on the
south side of 2sth street go feet east ..
Fifth avenue, having a frontage or 100
feet and a depth of Sill feet with an eN-
tension. II will have facade of limestone
brick and terra Gotta. The Annex COMPANY
Is the owner Of record and Greenley
Murchlson, the architects, place the COST a'
s4500O0.
4 three story theatre Is to be built py
Edward Margolies on the south side OF 4oth
street, 200 feet east Of Eighth avenue II
will have frontage of 107 feet and depth
Of SO feet, having an exceptionally manu-
some facade Of terra Gotta, with MASSIVE
arched entrance, at the apex OF when VIII
be a large bust of Shakespeare. II VIII
have a total seating capacity OF about $40
and has been estimated to cost sl3O'oOo
Thomas W. Lamb is the architect
Plans have been filed for the construction
Of an eleven story store and loft ouiluine
on the northwest corner OF Fifth avenue
and 36th street, for the Medford Reaity
Company. 1t will have frontage OF 81
feet on the avenue by 124.10 in the street
II will have a facade Of granite. limestone
terra Gotta and brick, and will be fireprooi'
Schwartz & Gross and b. y. Marcus, the
architects, have estimated the cost at S2eo'-
600.
In the auction rooms Lenox Hail. SIX
story apartment house at the northwest
corner of Lenox avenue and 18TH street
was sold. The builders. Samuel Mandel
and others, lost this property to the Central
Trust Company. which sued TO recover liens
and interest aggregating s22o.o93. Joseph
=. Day struck the property down for S2lo'-
600. thus leaving a deficiency OF s4,o93.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
Manhattan.

MAIDEN LANE. ~; Maiden Lane and Will.
lam street 60 to Dry Dock Savings Bank, 3il
Bovery, June u. = yrs. AZ per cent; SloS.ccO;
attorney. Title Guarantee Co. l76 Broadway.
PARK AVE- " cor 6lst 81, looN3e. BreaSey
School to Mutual Life Insurance Co. 81 Nassau
81: Juno - yrs. as per bond. $4,000; I'D
dress. 30 Cedar 81.
PLEASANT AVE, q =. at centre lire l25i ST..
65X rreg, Randall Dock co to Iekia Do Meyen-
June II: due as per bond; $4,000. attorney,
Title Guarantee & Trust 60. i76 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor 18th st, 30 TX:
Riverside Mansions TO Metropolitan Life In
surance co. Madison ave- June nod i5 due Oc,o-
her l9i{ ~ per cent st'E Wo%so S"o[eeys
ST. NICHOLAS AVE, cor 1I2d ST. a3x
125: Palermo son contracting 90 10 Guy
Mortgage GO. 10 Wall So June T. demand 8
per cent; s2ooooo. attorney. SNOW. Is
sTu sT. 81 $50 East. :. 20 # east OF Ave
C. 3Ix-; Leopold Hallinger TO Title Insurance
Co. June -. 3 yrs: Sliooo' address. 10 Broad
West spa street Realty 90 10 Mortimer = Ar
mold. III West 10Th IT; June " yrs, slS''VOo'
attorney. LAWYERS Title 60. 100 Broadway.
23D ST. los East 25N9s .. Arthur B Satter-
lee 10 Caroline Whitlock. IL Central Park
West. June IL; YRS. per cent: 5000; at
tornevs Alexander a Green. l65 Broadway.
eth ST. AIS to 426 West, 125x0s o; Mac
Keoyn Realty 60 to Title Insurance Co; June
~. ; yrs, 1000; address, l33 os BToadway w.,
and Five 90 to Robert McGill. IIoboken. ],
April "a. I year. per cont; $4,000; attorneys.
lanes. Schell & ElkuS, 40 BrohdWay.
3IST ST \ :. 400 II " OF 9th ave. 20NlJ2 -;
Watson Vanderpoel to Mary ] Mcdonald Cape
MAY j. June ~ prior mtg 1000; yrs,
80 per cent $4,000. attorney. JOS stler. III
3IsT ST. l32 West 25.6xll75; Watson Van
derpool To Robert W Taller, Richhod Springs.
Y: June 30 prior mtg SI.OO S6On, at
torney. Title Guarantee Go, lac broadway.
Dist ST 49, West; same to Jessie Culling.
1908 Brook ave; June ~ (prior mtg Sto.OOoI
due as per bond; $4,000; attorney. Oscar Wag-
ner. ~ William st. -
i6TH ST III and ilo West 5Ox1OO3; John
Teaney and ano 10 Susan Barrett. 2iS West
123d ST prior mtg $50 OO0l; June IL: due. etc. ms
per bond: $4,000: attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust 60. I76 Broadway. uo
18TH ST y, 100 II NJ 81 ave. 25xlO2.2
Carolina Raumert to Harris ID Colt II East Goth
It: June ~: yrs. ~ per cent: 10000: attor-
neys Curtis Mallet & Provost. 30 Broad 81.
s5TH ST, =, $50 II g OF st AIMS ave, bON
5s q; Emma Hitler 10 Dun Brown co. i7i5
a nsterdam ave: June 13 (prior mtg $4,000. due
Dec Il. 1912: per cent; $1,000.
1O0TU ST. 81 East, sty brk 5OXlOO II
Rachel Ryshpan ct al to Levi Tenney Mont
clair. J. and anO trustees; June o. install
ments; per cent: "a. 200; attorney. Hampden
Dougherty. q William st.
1IsTH ST. n u, $50 n OF LIST ave. 25xl00 10;
Sebastino Beninati TO Maria Volker. 1859 Crop
sey ave- BROOKLYN; June II; yrs: = per cent:
5000: attorney David Freiberger. 2I1 Broadway.
122D ST. 81 East, sty brk. 2oAlOO. IL; Philip
Schwartz to Annie Froehlich. at Montclair. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
SUBURBAN LEASES.

De Blols & Eldrdge have rented for the
J. Van u. Reed estate their place on Belle
yue avenue Newport. to Charles a. Childs,
of Manhattan. for the season.
slawson G. Hobbs have rented for James
G. Tyler his dwelling house on Mayo ave-
nue.. Belle Haven. Greenwich, Conn. to
WHEREFORE Sully.
Henry Hotchner has leased to DR.. f. d.
Leviseur the MAILER cottage on Franklin
Place. Woodmere. Long Island.
Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented at Ship
pan Point, Stamford, Conn, for Mrs. Ida
l.. Bryans, her cottage on Shippan avenue
to Mrs. B. G.. Templeton, and for Mrs. Mary
Scofeld her cottage to Charles ii. Baldwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
FOUNTAIN AS 1912 MEMORIAL

The Andrew Jackson Chapter New ID
County of the National Society Uni.
States Daughters Of 1872 will observe
centennial of the declaration Of the ssea
war with Great Britain ON June Is by ds
eating a drinking fountain A. the entrS
to WASHINGTON Bridge. at l'lst street. ,
fountain will be set ma place under the 2
pieces Of the New York Society for the =
yention of Cruelty 60 Animals to whid1
will be presented by Mr. Nihlam
Hotchkin regent Of the charter the ",
cation will be given b. the Rev. Ed"agI.
cleveland. former rector OF AN Als
Church Short addresses vii be maos 4.
Commissioner of Parks Stofe. W. n. ~
Hotchkin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
EXCAVAToRs FIND SKELETONS

lot Of human bones, including several
complete skeletons, were discovered yester-
day afternoon by men who are excavating
east Of DuntoD, Queens Borough, for the
new jamaica station OF the Long Island
Railroad The bones were unearthed at
Clifford and Atlantic avenues. Coroner
Schaefer ordered that all the bones found
be brought 10 his office. 1t is believed that
the place was used many years ago as an
Indian burying ground. OF the skeletons
found, one is that OF a child. Another is
the skeleton of full-grown man, who is
believed TO have been an Indian because
Of the unusually long jawbone, which is
nine inches or more in length. The skele-
ton OF the man Is intact, but the bones of
the child were softer and have party crum-