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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

One Of the most important developments
in the oil industry recently has been the
extension Of the Blue Creek field IN Kama
wha County, W. Va. where several good
wells have been brought in I'm advance Of
the previously defined producing limits
These wells were not Of the gusher type
but more than ordinary interest was at
taChed TO the operations owing to the loca-
tion Of the wells. In the defined limits
of the district several good producers We're
reported and indications point to CON
tinuance Of the active development work
that has been going on for some time
Taking the district as a whole however,
the production OF the field shows signs Of
declining In the Southwest extension the
South Penn Oil Company has completed
its tests and has a we'll good for seventy
Eve barrels
In the mid-continent field increasing in
terest is shown In the extension Of the pro-
duCing limits. one Of the independent COM
panies within the last few days has
brought i'm a well which produced three
hundred barrels i'm the first twelve hours
This we'll IS in entirely new territory and Is
all tho more important on that account.
In the Hamilton Switch district three big
producers have been brought I'm. The
largest Of the wells flowed at the rate Of
one thousand barrels In southeastern Ohio
recent compilations I'm the northern extern
sion Of the Deep Sand territory in Licking
and Muskngum counties, have been some
what disappointing. In Greene County,
Penn developments also have been unsat-
isfactory.
Prices for refined petroleum remain UNI
changed al $50 I'm barrels and SO in bulk
at New York. European prices follow:
London. spot sgd. an imperial gallon; Ant
werp. l5i2 francs for lop kilos, and Ham
burg . 10 marks for 80 kilos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17

Y; June 10, due as per bond; SO 900. attor-
ney. Title Guarantee co, l76 Broadway
18TH ST s, 23l6 # OF LIST ave FIX
l00.ll; Mariana Domi to Antonio al Leonine'
800 East 112th ST June Il prior mtg $50, OO0l ;
$4,000; attorney, Title Guarantee co, 17o
Broadway.
japanese Fan 90 to Title Guarantee and Trust
CO. 176 Broadway: JuIe II; due as per BOND
10000: address. lI6 Broadway ,,,x
I32D ST. s. 2lJ n OF 7th ave. ak
% II. Gustav A Scariuer to Henry Wolcott,
~ West 59th ST: June Is (prior mtg $4,000 ;
due "a per bond; $4,000. address, 222 West
i4lsT ST, n $. $50 It " OF sth ave. 25x
80 II; Percival Wtlds to Henry y Sanders, .
East 3ath 81; June Is, 3 yrs $1,000; attor-
neys " p & F ChsmberIain 81 Nassau st.
The Bronx.
BOYNTON AVE 9. 100 n n Of lI2d 81. 30
MOO Benjamin slverman and ano TO Ameri-
can Real Estate co, 81 9Th ave; June IA ,
yrs. $4,000; attorney. Lawyers Trust CO. $50
DYsE AVE. s. 225.s It OF Conner ST. 80
xiO0: Fine & Fslk 70 First Mortgage and Real
Estate co. l6j Broadway June ~ prior mtg
T v Fl 4o% "Gi 1875 nr Bro Broad 9%"S,
DYsE AVE. 3. sle II Of conner ST. liSx
100. same to Dyse Avenue Realty co. 1G5
g per cent; S9.100; attorney same as aooVe
HUGHES AVE. " geo q Of IIs sGta sy 2
European Construction 90 10 Prospect lhNesIlus
90 purchase Y: June II. VI. per cent
S34 COO attorney. " Collins. 80 Wall ST. ..o-
GRANT AVE. o g. 100 n n Of lbtth 81 o'fA
100; Hannah Schwab n yorktown Realty %
Gi3G Rroadway. June "A: yrs. per cent ~;
coo: attorneys, Cohn & Nordlnger lop bi"ah
vay. ,eo.L
HONEYWELL AVE. " =. 22si It n OF lsOt1
s. ~ lxliO2 Alfons De Blast TO Tommaso
Giordano sG42 lsOth II: June "a prior mtg go,
.OO,: due rs per bond, $500; attorney
Moran. 81 Chambers ST. o,
THRONE AVE. . cor Fordham r. 7lx
1928 II: also Hiahbrldge ri, n $. l2S5 II OF
Jerome ave 25xlS4: Henry L Singh 70 Nelte
Lynch. cor Jerome ave and Fordham "a: juno
II: vr: $1,000. attorneys, Ellison n EIIso"
iG5 Broadway. ,eo.,, -. esx
l449: sarah G Gluck to Charles p AptIeoy ai,n
auo trustees, Gl3 7th ave. As6uLy fatk, y .
June Il. , yrs. 80 per cent; S'."V". a'loI"'F9
cannon x cannon. 1856 Broadwas. ,,.
FREMONT AVE. 8. 400 n ot MSI'n, ,ot
ave. JOxlCD. John McNulty to defdII NIP
West 18th 81. June II prior mtg >t'p".' e.
600: attorney Title Guarantee ana IruSt Co. '''
TrcadWay. ,oo,- t-i
VICTOR RI. W cor Heath ave. iCoX21i ora-
ham Realty 60 to Mrs Frank Leslie, 2D5S hT3ad
way: Nav -. ; yrs; $1,000: atlolney' INV
Guarantee and Trust 20. IIB Broadway 40 ooo
18TH ST Q cor Hoffman 81 "'.oN" az.
cGsenzo building 60 20 James q Vent 500
Wet End ave, June -; demand. per cent
Si7. 800: attorney, Title Guarantee ana I'''' w.
iIG Broadway ,-c., ., o5vae .
samuel Cowen To Israel I."ihsOhn. 263 East loo,n
81. Nav 2s prior mtg $500: 8 vas. q per cent
So 700. attorney. Charles II frledrl'h 80 '''
"GI-1r ST. n e. S64 n Of spencer ave 3..ok
50 nav n Grant 10 sydney Grant. Gf MesI
I9oth ST. June -: 3 YRS without interest S'''''
attorney. Max GieenbcrGer. 10 Broad"aN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
A MARKET STUDY.

THE Bache Review" gives a general sur
vey of the market and conditions and
quotes The London Times In IT'S issue OF
Saturday, June Is. a. follows
The London Times" SAYS that hopeful
ness in the American stock market is
based on the continued cheGpnesS OF moneE,
the good metal markets IN the states and
the excellent figures of the foreign trade
To this NAV be added the conservative but
steady expansion I'm business and the bright
outlook for the crops, as far as any esti-
mate Of these at this early period can now
be made To the extent 20 which II can be
briefly described, the irregular market OF
the moment is one of specialtes and favor
ing generally the ndustrials rather than
the railroads with some absorption OF the
better industrials for permanent invest
thus far Chicago and Baltimore have APP
parently played little part In market move
ments, except in the way of hating any
made.
Certainly the business situation is show
ing up most favorablv this week, ana AZ
last the improving activity, which has been
going on 80 long in iron and steel has be
gun 10 extend itself 10 other branches or
trade "Duns Review records reports
from the leading cities. ali speaking OF a
normal development Of business during IN"
week, often in excess Of anticlpauonS. Inc
bank Clearngs Of the country TINS week
show an increase Of per cent compared
WIN ldSI year, anu VI y per ''il'' ''''ti'i
with 1910 New York city irrespective or
stock market operatonsl and the outsidn
cities all make "A favorable comparison III
CIcarings with the last two previous years.
/ The immediate disposal Of S5oW'en two
year Az per cent notes Of tho Illinois cen.
trai Railroad IS indicative Of the ease o,
! the money market. This does not eNtenu
! Ia the foreign centres, where money IS
! closer. especially In Germany. I'm antlclPa-
ton Of the June-cnd settlements. Berlin
! is reported TO he negotiating here for tnrtN
day loans. Offering as high as or per CeIlI.
There is however. no indication of trouble
| in German financial quarters. as mas otril
Of Tho continued EFFORTS Of the German
bankers to curtail unwise speculation. Inc
weekly statements II both the BANK VI
France and the Rdnk Of England snow m
prOyement over last year. although the pro
portion Of reserve TO liabilities In both these
institutions is lower than last year ~ 'hl'
time. -
The bond market Is well worth the care,
/ ful attention Of all investors, IN view %,
its long decline and continuation az ~"
levels for nearly year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Decline Follows Improvement-New
York Buys Wide Goods.

Fall River, Mass. June 10 GSpeciaD. Tho
print cloth market showed a slight i'm
provement last week. and sales are esti-
mated in the neighborhood OF l3On0o pieces.
The activity started at the beginning OF
the week, but manifested a falling of at
the close OF the weeks trading. There was
q good demand for various constructions
OF wide goods, the styles wanted being
p5sis Inch 64x6is, sis. and 64x60s, 5.S5.
New York factors were large buyers Of
the above counts. but these goods could
not be secured. in all cases. in desired
quantity, owing to great extent that the
mills have contracts on their books for
these goods which will not mature till merit
month and August. while some will not
expire till the early fall months.
The narrow end OF the market came In
for consideration by buyers. and IT is Re-
ported that on Thursday 5000 pieces Of e.
inch 6ix60s, 80 yards to the pound. sold
at 9-l6 cents a yard. the bid being ia
cents. which was refused. The call for
twills and ssteens has been small, while
other plain styles we're neglected.
During the week the natter OF manufact-
uring novelties was discussed by mill treas
urers and brokers' and It was decided that.
we're designs created which would meet
with instant favor by the trade. large
profits could he realized. Some OF the New
Bedford mills have profitably nanufact-
ured certain kinds of novelties.
The cotton yarn markets were not actiVe
last week. although there are instances
where large orders were executed. the raw
cotton market declined somewhat iast
week. but the reductions were not large
enough 10 warrant manufacturers granting
concessions 70 their goods
The curtsllment among mills remains
without change, the fine goods concerns
having the greatest amount Of machinery
idle. II Is reported that some Ne" Bed
ford mills did fairly good business IN
batistes and lawns last week.
The following ere the cloth quotations
for last week: 2s-inch 4xsis. Ss cents; Y
inch 64x6Os, go. cents; G-inch eixsos, s-is
cents 27-inch 56xJ6s. 3s cents; H-inch 5Sxbzs.
cents: 3sI.-inch 64x64s. SO cents; $s-inch
6Sx72s 81 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
MECHANICS LIENS

AUDUBON AVE :, 7tl1 4 OF is5d 81,
90 i,TO. Giauuattasio CONSTRUCTION 90, Inc. az.
Wes, one Hundred and Eighty fourth street
construction Go. owner. Frederick Burghard'
contractor, SI0N9 -. .,- NJ.
SAP ST $50 West Savarence Brothers rant
ing and Decorating CO ast ReSteF heaIN o.
owner and contractor; $50 49,
EIMSERE Pr. 795. Ira Lcitra agt Abraham
SHERMAN. owner, salvatore ZimoardL con-
KfNGsBRIpGE RID, II s. 80 II Q OF Barnes
ave 32N4sN25xGs. l. D'Jrst CO ast Rache'i
Tar.,rto owner and contractor; $3.50
9TH AVE. 226. Dellon Natnk 90 ast hel.ner
Rroibers owners; Harris Goldberg. contractor
S66 .,-,,.,.,r, 100 :, .,
vyost,bastsr ave l64N15O: Buchalter 4 Wen-
stein 90 agt Mercury Realty Co. owner ana
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 5. 1860 n OF
t,rasn,an 81 EOxi00x50N99 II. Buchalter & Vein
s,sj, 90 AIT Daniel Augustus Realty co, owner
Narrurv Realty GO. contractor, 500
CHRYsTIE ST, 55 TO 80; r Perlman Painting
o,J Decorating co agt William Miles and
samuel \ Katz Iessees; Frank Heitzner' con-
tractor S2.n 80. - @, On, >.
18TH ST. cor Of Bryant ave o sxs2 :
United shade and Awning co az Charles klch-
-, ournsr contractor. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
The Bronx.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

United states Trust GO 70 New YORK PUBIC
Library q mtgsl, Sit"eO ..,..
sarah Honhe'Wer 20 Bertha HoHhelheT anu
ano q mtgs); $1,000 .,,o
chelsea Realty 20 20 Brooklyn Trust 60. 500.
yyrr ;, DonnelIv 20 Milton I Miller. 500.
George Mosher 70 Vera MosheT- nominal
Wollcott q Lane. trustee. 70 Greenwich Sa'
uigs Bank; 1000. ,,,oo
Patrick X Lilly 10 Ethel Iuman, Ss2pn
New York Trust 60 trustee. 20 Ed"aF'
YoHktoVn Realty co 70 Sidney Nordlinger;
Sl4 600 ,,.- - r-., I.
Wof,cr u watson 70 Bernard Karsch. $1,000
VIM n n Martin 10 New York Trust CO.
nominal ,-.,,,, ,-r,,.a.
(
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
i3Oth street
10th Street.

The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the aboye-descrbed
property is to be sod is Eight thousand nine
hundred and slxty-eight and 81 100 Dollars.
with interest thereon from the 22d day OF
Nav 1912, together with costs and allowance
Amounting TO Three hundred and forty three
i4-iOO dollars with interest from May 9th, 1912
together with the expenses OF the sale. The ap-
proximate amount OF the taxes, assessments
and water rates. or other liens. which are 10
be allowed TO the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee. Is s2ssr3
Dated, New York, May 2sth, 1912
JOHN II. ROGAN, RafereA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
Some Practical Recipes

ing point. and while IL is heating put the
gelatlne I'm just enough water To cover it,.
Melt the chocolate and mix It with little
Of the hot milk Then stir into the rest of
the milk, add the sugar also and when the
milk has reached the boiling stage stir the
gelatine into H. Remove Immediately from
the fire. add few drops Of vanilla IL dc
sired and pour the mixture into a mould
When IL is cold set 1t upon crushed ice and
when hard turn 1t out upon a pretty dcs-
sert platter and serve with cream.
Strawberry jelly served with whipped
cream makes a delicious dessert at this
season. The recipe calls FOR three pints Of
strawberries. a pint Of sugar. box Of
Relatine one pint Of boiling water, half a
pint of cold water and the juice OF
lemon Mash the berries, mix them with
the sugar and let them stand for two
hours This will draw out much OF the
Juice Then pour the boiling water over the
berries and sugar and squeeze through "A
muslin bag. Let the extracted juice come
TO the boiling point, add the lemon Juice
and enough gelatine soaked In the cold
water TO stiffen the mixture when II be-
comes cold Pour the whole medately
into moulds and let II harden on crushed
ice. When firm and cold turn II out upon a
pretty platter and serve with cream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
RECORDED LEASES.
With narre and address ~ lessee

BROADWAY, E. 3O.11 II Of Asst 81, q TX
--: also Broadvay, cor u 4lst ST, 81 2X93 +.
all: 4lst Street Realty co 10 Hotel Realty Hold
ing Corporation. 10 yrs from June, 1912; S6i 500;
address 50 wall st
EAST FREMONT AVE cor OF Clinton ave;
store etc; Helen 7 Coushlin to Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Co. . yrs from May I. 1912;
$500
WESTCHEsTER AVE ogG, 1861, and 9ts.
store, etc: Winnie co :, Abraham J Brondy and
sno. 10 yrz from Sept I. 1912 S3.50o, address,
$50 Kelly II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
Manhattan,

a. o5x- BERNARD Ratkowskv TO Union Trust
90. Juue Il: 3 yrs, "A per cent; $4,000; ad-
dress so Broadway.
PRINCE sT. I59 25H05. Sturm-Nadel co to
Joseph BuIson. az central Park West: June
IL: due January l. 1911 q per cent; $4,000.
5TH AVE " cor ~ roth 81. 100 llxl36:
cibson- steInrart Construction 60 10 Harry s
soS5 0oOts $50 900; attorney, Title Gusra ntee
and Trust Co t78 Broadway
42D ST. $. 5ls u g Of sth ave, 22x9s o.
r,hariss n r,,lpsper to Annie w Dimond Is
West aTth 81; June Il, due May 90 1913
600 200 attorney, Title Insurance 60. 1873
5SD ST sas2. sty brk. ok; Louis Michel
son 70 Esther Ksplan, 80 Pike st. June -: 3
yrs. per cent: $1,000; attorney ! Ellis 1l0
etTH ST. 1871 East. sty brk. 2ox1o05; John
q Turnhuu ct Al to Edward Black, Yonkers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
I. s,tz.: ] H Juds. ref: due. ss.5ss 81. taxes
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy

r. attys; J X Judge, ref; due. s2.75s IS; taxes
etc, 1855
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
10th ST : :, 144s II OF Teller ave, TX
l4l9x irreg. vacant, Joseph Putzel ast Nale.
tine Pressler ct al: Putzei 5 & 7, attys: VI
Wilkinson. ref. due S2Ts4 81. taxes. etc S38S ~
on FRIDAY.
IT NO. - NESEY STREET
BY Joseph p Day.
WOOSTER II. l3l and I33 CO. Prince
st. 044x40x irreg. sty loft and store bldg Ne"
York Public Library, Aston, LenoX and Illdeh
Foundations. ast Mamie Landauer et al; Au-
eLstus Haviland atty. Alfred Steckler, jr. ref.
due, SlOj COS s.: taxes. etc. s.. 997 -.
CHERRY ST 1874 S 9O2 IL r OF Cathartne
st. - lxIO3 9x2JxlO30. sly tenmt and stores:
J 4 Keyser agt Rosie Kutler ct al, r Burston.
atty: r Knox. ref; due, ST2S3 %, taxes, etc,
POO, sub 10 mtg 81, 600.
By J. II Mayors.
10TH ST, $. 7s4 # " Of Fort washington
ave. 5OxI25. vascnt: 4 II SchIamm ast ] VI
B,rinstein ct al: Man G. NJ, sttys; NJ Levy.
ref. due. SIS 229 63, taxes, etc, $G0s O..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17

For eggs and cheese en- cocotte heat sev-
eral little cups. In each place a table,
spoonful OF boiling cream and into the
cream break an egg. Dust the top with
salt and pepper and add a bit of butter.
Put the cups into pan and surround
them with water. Set the pan In the oven
and let the contents cook for ten minutes.
Sprinkle grated cheese over each and LET
It melt then serve Immediately.
Prune tarts are delicious with whipped
cream. TO make them. butter six little
tart pans and, after lining with pie crust
MI with powdered bread crumbs Spread
with d criss-cross cover Of pastry and bake
the crusts until done: then remove the top
crust. empty out the crumbs and MI with
stewed prunes that have been stoned and
chopped Add some grated lemon rnd and
plenty OF prune juice. Replace the top and
bake again. then let II cool off and serve
with cream.
For a chocolate Jelly have ready quart
OF milk. a cupful of sugar. two ounces Of
grated chocolate and about half box Of
graduated gelatine or enough 10 sunen
quart Of liquid Heat the milk 10 the boil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

osru ST. : 40s4 u OF nth ave, FOR a
Q stt storage 5l6xos II; Terminal warehouse
20 II south william 81, owner; . NJ Beck. ldis
soi a, Rro0<yn architect, $4,000
ItTH AVE. cor 56th 81 for q sly stsnie'
IA bxi50. Sheffield Farms Sawson Decker 20,
40, Vest 5Tth 81. owner. Rookie 4S9 oth
- arEhit,ct. $50 coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
NEW JERSEY.
THIS rs GOOD.
SPECIAL SALE BUNGALOW SIZES
SOS PER PLOT,

Write reservlns tickets for free special trains
June % and 80.
W g REEVES & CO. l2l +. 23rd st. y Z e.
SEVENTY-ACRE FARM. WITHIN COMMIT
ir., distance OF New York. Modern house.
An improvements, containing fourteen large
rooms including two bathrooms. Fruit OF all
descriptiOns in large quantity New asparagus
he'd Ideal place for one desiring country
home capable OF bringing In good income
Write q. FINCH. 453 High 81, Newark, =. J.
TEONIA, CENTRAL AVE; WEST ENGLE;
wood washington ave-: houses Z ana y
rooms? improvements: $4,000; 500 down. sS5
nonthlv ACKERMAN, 1877 Greenwich 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

10TH ST. q East. Globe Roofing 60 ast
stephen . clark 81 al; June II, 1912 sli5 -.
80, sstate ~ samuel Booth ct al, June H. 1872;
como
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan,
LIS PENDENS.

BROADWAY s, 1874 Il Of Beaver ST. to
~ a. one. standard OIL co, premises owner
" "a Nersgreau, 80 Broadway, architect; S5,uoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name aud address Of grantees attor
neyJ
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address IF lenders attorney
JTNE 10
Manhattan.

Mammalian
AVE- D. s. 1891 # OF %, "a 81 Il Hon 1S'V TO-
i Iachman & Goldsmith. 80 Nassau 8 o.,
&c GENtki Al. ra mnHn lime r. 1907 William NJ
sperry 10 william Rankin; s4O9oO. ATTORNEYS =
Quackeuhush & Adams - BroaI - ~, Mar
EAST BROADWAY, :, 1851 II " 81 IN, MT,
hot st runs n nix W ok % to $ prem ,
lses - East Broadway " box oI'' Es,ber
to beg. March -, 100" Berha,u ms Ins,ifnt,on.
$50 900. attorney. " . Gross, 27l Broad% %a n
WEST BROADWAY, n cor or 30 -, 49, - =,
Anrii % 1907. John b and Adelaide lrelduu - %
T6nis I, seaman: $4,000, attorneys, strauss *
Reich lil Broadway. - ,ooo rar,os n
SAME PROPERTY: ApriI ~ lg'' zoo at
,or,sv / Josephson. : Beekman 81. 49,. :,
SIN AVE. 1855. 253xlo0; July -, I" g%o6 -
q. RetIty 90 to Henry Rosenberg SLOW a.
,orney lanes Demarest. $40 Nassau ST
an ST u West cor OF West Brodu"asy =,
~ 100. West Broadway AIn-Ih. n T cor VI ~ n
g. -t.2N ~ R1yaI Rank OF New york $1,000
stto-nev samuel Packard. ~ Nassau 81. c.,
7TH ST 97g. I9x97G april =; 9, I 90. a SG
- n 4 A. . F. Hcydt, - william 81 -, 9y
4sTH ST 900 and 81 East. 5oKlp' Jan "a
1900, Abraham and Mary Sonnens'TrSSm I V CID
ham Schlcsnger. $4,000 attorneys ''''
smith. 10 Broadway no ev,oorr,
uno a. 1900 Max and fetta Ja.oOs9 900 u p,oad
ysiaYs \ Trckman $1,000; address w n'oaD-
The Bronx.
Tot ,ae man Van Nest Park; May IS l 8.o
yi,St. S-ylman Of al to Frederick Greoe' 500
address 3iT East 18th 81. ,,-,.. ,,,,. o 1905.
-, - crshs IN charles 4 Elliott ct a. rus'
ere I''' 81 600 attorney. George Read 90 LIBERTY
s',a-rr ST. 8 =. 100 u Of Brook ave. 45xloo
no - ,oot Iropold Fhrmaun 20 city Real ES
tate 20: 5000, attorney. Ed~ Ihorha"' -
cedar $s,. 81. sr Fiji u 2 OF Southern Boule
- runs o 2iB * n 3a3N 1870 20 Nhlt-
to,, ave \ 8 " sos 5x 1874 TO beg contains
a "a 100 city lots. with properly IN other s'aS
81 OCT lqnS. Norcross Brothers 60 cory a.
~ me OH colony Trust Co. 100000. attorney
a.lden Bacon. ~ Wall ST. o..,oo.
-, ~ Iott. Pauline Jlrich n the Wesley Con
structIon 90. $500. attorney. George W VI Clark
Madison ave
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SID ST s, 800 II " OF ID ave, lohloo.S;
Lincoln Trust co agt charles InN9n ~ al
,;"reclosure of mtg; attorney, NJ ; Borland
HEATH AVE. =. S445 n Of Emmsrch
nj 9bxigT Tx irreg. Alexander Hamilton, j.
sg, Agnes Brown foreclosure Of mtg. attor-
ney, T. NJ CrandeI . q, 60,
81, Eannie Post agt Abraham pWorsky ct al
foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, @ j Rosen
HAMILTON ST, 81: David Lite agt Henrietta
R6ssn et al foreclosure OF MTG, attorney. Is
MAPTE sr. :. 50 # OF Avenue A. 25xiOo:
EIi1abeth X Dooling ast Benjamin II Irving ct
al Camended foreclosure OF mtsl' attorneys hhoA
ETH sr :, 357.s Il OF q ave, a5xloS' 3 F;
DsrieI Woodcock agt Roslna Tuzzolino 81 al
foreclosure OF mtg. attorney, hornteld.
NTH ST n ;. 1896 II e OF LIST ave, 81 tx
100 10. United states Trust 60 OF New York agt
iobn Focarils ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attor-
hs yyiIrT.pERRY ST 200 and 2ll; Spring st. as;
Vincent Orlando agt Michael Bonn ct al fore
l"sure M mtg; attorneys. Palmeri & Wechsler.
IstsT sT - I0i n " Of Clinton ave 22x
o. a. 10Th 81. 5, a5 q OF Creston ave, 55.5x
yioy irreg. Joseph Dutey et al foreclosure
=; fro mfesl; attorney. r G Hirleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17

with 10 last week and % in the correspond
ing week Of last year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17

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