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Contest Wakes
Interest on First Day

Rules Governing The Stars $50 Prize
Play=Writing Contest for School Children
THE CONTESTANT
]. Must be a pupil of a public or parochial school in either
Essex, Hudson or Union counties.
2. Must be the bona fde author Of the play.
8. Must accept terms and conditions of the contest.
THE MANUSCRIPT
1. Must be typewriter on one side Of the page only.
2. Must not be folded.
3. Should have pages numbered and be well spaced and with wide
margin.
4. Must have title page, with name of play, author and school to
which author belongs.
THE PLAY
|. Must be original.
2. Must not exceed 1000 words of dialogue.
3. Must not involve more than four characters.
A. Must not take more than twenty-five minutes for presentation.
5. Must be received by The Star Contest Editor on or before
April 6, 1912.
6. May be either dramatic, farcical or light comedy.
Z. Must have characters, scenes, costumes and stages directions
well defined and fully explained.
HI WINNER
l. Will be determined by competent Judges.
2. May have play produced at Broad Street Theatre, Elizabeth,
week of April 20, and at Proctors, Newark, the following
week.
8. Will receive $3.50 in gold and any royalties from the produc-
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FEEL sHAKY, HEAOACHY, BILIOUS
Or CONsT|PATED? TAKE CAsCARETS

Sick headaches! Always trace them to lazy liver, delayed, fernenting
God in the bowels or a sick stomach. Poisonous matter, instead Of being
thrown out is reabsorbed into the blood. When this poison reaches the deli.
cate brain tissue it causesc congestion and that dull, awful throbbng, sdcken-
I'M heado che
cascarets remove the cause by stimulating the liver and making the
wastem ov IN nj tut of the bowels. One taken tonight will straighten you
out by morning-a 1o-cent box means a clear head for months. Don't forget
he children.
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DoubIe Stamps Before Noon; Single Stamps After Th
Dressfnakers'
Supplies
Sale OF Notions ''' s s's'

Not only lowered prices but thin veil Of the fact hate every article rs Oh "1 DoH d""y
sale at department and twelve special table left aisle
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n n ISIS HELEN WARE. whose abil-
lVI ity as an actress has long been
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12
Spent Fourth at Flagstaff

Among those who were seen in the crowd on their way to Flag staff were: Mir. and Mrs. ]. N. Christie, Flesher, Chas. Calm and family, Ben Evans and family, Chas. Evans, C. C. Braden and family, Schroeder, Doolittle and family, Harvey Powell, Theresa Monrose, Jos. Daze, MT. and Mrs. Wm. J. Crozer, Mrs. Lee Pearson, mother and children, Mrs. Geo. o. Downs, MT. and Mrs. o. R. Ripley, O'Rourke, Jos. Seeger and family, Mrs. Edwards, Burr Williams and family, Mrs. Drumm and daughter, Harold Lyons, Geo. Drumm, Mrs. Janewav and son, Prof. Fred K. Ellis, F. T. LaPrade and numerous others. From reports all were well satisfied with the royal treatment and good time shown our people by the Flagstaff citizens .-Winslow Mail.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12
Miss Margaret Duerr Married

The marriage of Miss Margaret Ryan Duerr and August M. Ag- uirre, which was celebrated in St. Mary's cathedral last evening, was among the most brilliant social functions that the summer has yet seen. The handsome edifce was illuminated by myriad of candles, while the altars and railing were banked with masses of flowers shading from dawn pink to full, rich crimson.
 Heading the wedding procession were the ring bearer and the flower girl, Master lack Shea, the brides nephew, and little Miss Catherine Shea, her niece. Rev. Father San Andrea of the church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, an intimate friend of the groom's family for many years, was the officiating clergyman. After the marriage a reception was held at the home of the brides parents in Sutter street. MT. and Mrs. Aguirre will leave to day on an extended honeymoon, during which they will visit Salt Lake City and Yellowstone park. On their return they will reside at the St. Francis hotel. Mrs. Aguirre is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. John F. Duerr, formerly of Ham, ilton, O., where .Duerr was auditor of Butler county for number of years. The family moved to this city about year ago. The bride was a pupil of Loretto convent at Las Vegas, N. M., and also of the State University of New Mexico at Las Vegas. The bridegroom is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Ray mond Aguirre. His father is a we'll known French and Spanish court interpreter. He is grad uate of Santa Clara university and is well known in club and fraternal circles, where he is affiliated with the Knights of Columbus, the Order of Elks, the Olympic and Dolphin clubs and the Native Sons of the Golden West. San Fran cisco Chronicle.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12
Tax Commission Coming

For the purpose of looking over railroad property in Northern Ari- zona, the members of the State Tax Commission, Charles P. Howe, P. J. Miller and C. M. Zander, left last night for Pres colt. From Prescott they will go to Flagstaff, Holbrook, Winslow and other points in that section. They will return in about a week and then go to Cochise county. The commissioners have enough field work to keep them occupied several weeks. Phoenix Demo- crat.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12

Wednesday July 3rd, 1912, at 7:3o p. m. Present: Mayor Treat, Councilmen Black, McGonigle, Suit, Switzer, Wilson and Yaeger and Clerk Fleming.
 This meeting was called for the purpose of acting upon the resig- nation of J.O. Harrington, police judge. Moved and carried that the said resignation be accepted. Moved and carried that J. C.. Milligan be appointed police judge.
 There being no further business the council adjourned until the next regular meeting, unless called sooner than that date. Approved:
 K. TREAT, Mayor,
 Town of Flagstaff. Attest: GEO. A. FLEMING,
 Clerk, Town of Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12

A former visitor to Flagstaff still has kindly feeling for the country and people. Mrs. Mary L. Barbeau, a sister of Allen Doyle writes from Elgin, Illinois;
 l was very much pleased with your illustrated number short time ago. I spent the winter in Flagstaff twelve years ago and visited many of the places men toned, while visiting my brother Allen Doyle. l became acquainted with many nice people whom l have always remembered. With best wishes for them and The Sun 1 am yours truly.
 Mrs. Mary L. Barbeau"
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12
OF TOWN COUNCIL

Pursuant to the adjournment talked June 24th, the mayor and common council of the town ol Flagstaff met in the town hall Thursday June 27th, 1912 at 7:3o p. m.
 Present Mayor Treat, Council men Black, Switzer, Wilson and Yaeger, Clerk Fleming. Absent Councilmen McGonigle and Suit.
 This meeting was called for the purpose of final consideration of the license Ordinance, relative to draying, requesting said license to be made payable annually in advance.
 The following ordiance was then introduced for passage by the legal committee.
 An ordinance amending section nine Co of ordinance No. nintv eight, (o8) requiring license on all draymen, or persons running ex- press wagons, hack or omnibus, shall pay license of SIo.oo per annum, payable in advance.
 Moved and carried that the above ordinance be accepted, and to be known as ordinance No. I42.
 There being no further business the council adjourned until the next regular meeting, unless called sooner than that date.
 Approved:
 ]. L. TREAT, Mayor.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12
Insect Bites Costs Leg

A Boston man lost his leg from the bite of an insect two years before. To avert such calamities from stings and bites of insects use Bucklen's Arnica Subsequently, to kill the poison and prevent in flammation, swelling and pain. Heals burns, boils, ulcers, piles, eczema, cuts, bruses. Only 25 cents at Rabbit Bros.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12

Buy it now. Chamberlain's s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Re- medy is almost certain to be need ed before the summer isover. Buy it now and be prepared for such an emergency. For sale by all dealere.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12

Pursuant to the adjournment taken June 27, 1912, the mayor and common council of the town of Flagstaff met in the town hall,
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12

Attest:
 Gro. A FLEMING Clerk.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12

]. L. TREAT, Mayor
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
LIS PENDENS.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 2of and 2oS. Mary \
Cutlpp ag. william @ Rose - 81 foreclosure Q!
mtcl: attorneys REYNOLDS r Thomas a., -,
qaTH ST, 81 Fast. Hebrew Ornhan Asylum o'
the civ OF New YoTk aRt Annie Tow 81 al tiore-
closure OF mtg. attorneys. Hoadly LaueToaeh
i2isr ST. 4t2 ard 4f3 Fast: Loui. Lowers'-i-
- aI az, Empire Cornice Works - nj 0oreclosure
OF Mtg. attorneys. Hoadly. Lauterbaeh { Jehn-
18TH ST. 10 and Fl Wet: Julia l. Butter
neld az, Seig Falk e al foreclosure % ntg)
attorney. \ r HaEar.
LOT r. Sec ?. Ek t53 Tax Map q Borourh
- Manhattan. Mannatos Realty co agi National
Coke co e. al dorsrloauIe of transfer 81 TAX
Hem: attorneys. FHsnar. Levy. Corn & le"ln,
LOT 2, Sec j.. Bin 4i3. Tax Aap % Boiough
o' Manhattan: MannaGos Realty ca ert Rector'
church Warfcns AMI Ncs,rym'n of the btot's-
taut Episcopal Church Of =; Marks I'm tho Bow
cry et al 0ore-osurt of transfer ~ tax lleni' at
torreys Eisman. Lew. Corn s. l., wine.
i2gTIf ST $ s. 1i7.6 n "a ~ PARK ave. tIaS
10 II. two actions: Mutual bifc Insurance 60 II
New York agt Kate J. Van Naliu = al tore
closure - tWJ m'rD. attorney. l. Allen.
9TH ST a. rs 70 ~ Ave y .jNei. cath
arine Ho1pcnhciucr ~ al agt pincus Schacher
et al foreclosure of mtg: attorney . I Sruse.
25Xs55x irrcg: John s Williams agt otto Giebel
hansen ct al foreclosure 0f mtgl. attorney. VI
i.0T H. nlook 80. sec 2 map ~ Borough o'
Manhattan. Narnados Realty ca agt Simon Uhl-
feldef ., al foreclosure of transfer u tax lienl;
attorneys El,man. Levy. Corn a Levine.
Lemon AVE q. 1tii n . ~ if3d 81. COX
-: Charles " Young - al act Hyman g Levin
- nj 0obrcio-ure ~ mt"). attorney. \ Wtchie.
18Th sT. go 20 - East; Helen VI Kelly. gdn.
aCi Morris J. Weiss et ri foreclosure q mtg
attorneys Alexander 4 Green.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Iosenh Mcnamara TO Yorkville Bank; nominal
Charles II Spitzner TO George " oP''N"''
$1,000 ,,A,,r.or Saw
Yer Planck estate to Van Dyck ess'e -
ntesl: 800. .>. s,oo
Lawyers Title Insurance ana iFu'I ~ -
Lawyers Mortgage Co: s3Sooo .,oo
7 las Senft TO Saul y Freedman; sioo
Penjamln Holander 20 same nominal, ro.
William Jay, exr, 10 Title ihsui aH'o
sarah F Turner 10 Hudson MORTGAGE CO: SIoCV'
LAWYERS Mortgage Co TO New YORK Lie ihSui
'.J5 John &c Ebe-is t. Elias senft: 500 ,-,,.,
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF Lnlno Lntso
States 10 New York Life Insurance co; sSo.Isi
American Mortsage CO to cntr Genera snd Allied
Security Mortgage Co to William E D Stokes
so5. 900. Yru,,a,, r
William aG' S Mcdowell to Guardian Trust Co;
Annie Marie and ano to George F johnson;
500 paid. nominal. ,,,.-.
5000 So Lawrence D'sn'' 70 'o,'yD o',. ,rs
SlO0 ,,rrarcs
and Trust CO: 500. - --....
Greenwich Savings Bank 20 Title Guarantee
and Trust Co: $1,000 . eau
Fidelity Development co 10 washington GOV
e5 Grgnd 'i Lodge Of the United States .. the In
dependent Oi5cr Free Sons of Israel 10 isaac
Shuman. $4,000. .,on
solomon Jacobs 20 Bernard Boskey; slco.
Frank Silhcrman % Aron Altman; 81 rs
Isaac p Smith. eXr. 70 Havens Rehet tuH'
David 4 Rose to Augrs, Ruf; 81: ~.
Jennie Z Taylor 10 Guarantee Mortgage CO.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos IA and 16 Vesey street.
BY Joseph P. Day
s7TH ST. 522 West. 8 s. 325 It OF ioth
ave 2s1sss sly loft building withaTawh VI GnnTHS
ave. 25xioo.1l; sty tennt; sold to NJ Vein
berg for siss0o
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
1o3D ST. ?37 East. n 5. $50 II ot "a ave, n
e5x1001l: O sty tenmt and stores: sold TO the
\ pIaintir for $4,000.
y At the Bronx Exchange:
By Charles a Berrian.
HOME ST. s. 50.4 IT W OF Bryant ave, 20 Z
xe75x25xl0OS vacant; sold TO NcNaHia' &
HOE AVE. $. 200 # OF Jennings pls 5:6 25Y
100: vacant: sold TO John o ORourKe i3r ga ~
LoNGFELLOw AVE. W 8, IS u $ OF J. S tSd 81 81.
75IIoo. vacant: sold TO James Mccarthy Tor
BY Joseph P. Day.
SHAKESPEARE AVE. W 5. whole front be
tween Highbridge and 17oth 81: 1.ilx1xis' *
sS vacant sold to the plaintiff for s. $500; io,b e,
sass AKEsp5ARbl Tsds5t sold AHI TO the pa4t for $500
TAYiOR AVE i7s7, W S. go IT g OF Morris
parf ave, 25Sio6; Van Nest; sold to the plaintiff
''l wEsT FARMS RD cor Of 18TH St. l39 lsct
sss 1Hl46 2xS4ii; a., 6g. etg shsd; s sold 10 'a'0r
ifH' issp ST. East ST. 5. 20 # Of Willow ave, 5o1
100; vacant; sold to the plaintiff for 5000; als9
1s7TH 81. $40 East, W cor Of Lorillsrd pl
TIN for $4,000
BY l. J. Phillips & Co.
iNsr ST. East. cor q Powers aye. 10. 1872 :
u 70 Robbins ave x1oo; vacant sold to the plain
tn for $4,000.
By HeroeA A. Sherman.
2ssp ST. East. s. s93 It Of 4th ave. is.ex
200: sold 20 the plaintiff for 5000.
By Samuel Goldsucker.
DECATUR AVE, W 8, 4C09 It Of 19Jth st,
s4l!5a;S. sty frame dwg; sold to the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and attor-
ney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
Manhatt; L.

AVE Il. 2s2 25xl00: Klara Josephson 10 VIII
helinina Kratsch. 2G6 Ave 4 (prlor mtg $40 OUO;
Jrne / . yrs; $40, 100. attorney, Adolph Wayen-
baum. 124 stanton St.
AUDUBON AVE. cor 173d st, and Audu-
bon ave, n e cor 173d 81, 94.6x95: Henrietta c 5
lyn June IL; due as per bond: IS. 900; attorney,
Myer Nussbaum, 5l Chambers ST.
LUDLOW ST. 26, 25Xs7.6: Morris Dcnobsky 10
Citizens Savings Bank, 90 Bowery: due May u,
1915: per cent; June H. S22, 900: attorneys,
PRISON g. Bcail, 5 Nassau st.
PARK AVE, e cor 66th st. ~ 5xs0: Fuller
ton Weaver Building 10 LAWYERS Title Insurance
and Trust co; June 10: yr per cent: $780,
900 address, 100 Broadway.
WADSWORTH AVE, c cor 18th ST. J0xl00:
Crest Realty Co 10 Caroline Boehm 3 East Goth
81 lprior mtg $4,000: due as per bond Jan 80:
5000
WEST END AVE, cor 0sth st, 19.iIx1Oo:
Mortgage Co 81 Nassau st; ] yr; S36, 900: attor-
neys. Bowers g. Sands. 81 Nassau ST.
ID AVE. 2407. =, 24x7o; Ida X Stewart 20
Francis Thompson, Alston. Mass (prior mtg
Sl4, ZOO: June 10; yrs. PER cent; S4, 765 10;
attorney. w Kiddle. rs Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same TO william Nc
Doweli, 705 Mulberry st. Williamsburg, Penn
4TH AVE, cor 1880 81, 40x75: p NJ: George
Bockhans. 81 Mott ave 10 Anna NJ Dreyer ct al.
1878 Park ave: yrs; June 10; Sl0,550: attorneys,
Elfers Acker. 277 Broadway.
9TH AVE. cor 10th ST. 90 9xl20: Two
thousand Forty-one Filth Avenue Co 10 Security
Mortgsge co. q Cedar st: due per bond; June
Sd ST 3ls East, :. 202x irreg; Maud B
Barclay 10 Harry HastOrf. 247 West 13lst st.
June 10: 8 yrs SOS. 900: attorneys, Davis &
Kaufman, 81 Chambers ST.
9TH ST, e3b East, S. 3oxo2.3 Barnet Appel
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
JCNE II.

JUNE IL
AVE A. n ", cor Of Goth st; store and part;
rom April /. 1912; sIS2o; address 1858
Ave A. ~
store and part: c John Ohlssen TO Siegmund
sussmsn: 3 yrs from May /. 1912. $500: ad-
dress. 622 East 169th ST.
BROADWAY. IA Q cor Of 10th st or Cathe-
dral Parkway; 4 stores and basement from
corner: Ada l. Westcott ct al. trus 10 lsa-
doro Cohen, 501 West 18th st; 10 yrs from
Sept /. 1912; sf.5CO; address, 5O7 West ll3th
EAST BROADWAY. 81: 3 upper doors:
Lena Tetelbaum TO stein Restauran' CO.. .
yrs from Feb s, 1912: s21oO . v,..to,,
20 same yrs from May ]. 1872; $4,000 ad-
aSsss. 13s East Broadway.
Herman Drake to Henry Runne. $50 ash
Ut, Brooklyn; 5 yrs from May /. 1912: 81, 100;
address. Brooklyn.
MORRIS PARK AVE. 7Os; all: Gustav
It's Park ave: yrs from May l, 1911; s72O;
address, 700 Morris Park ave.
PARK ROW, l4S and 145: upper floor;
July /. 1912; per month, $50; address. III
WEsTcHEsTER AVE. 23l4; all: Richard
Powers TO Jacob Weissbere; yrs from May J.,
1912; 5000: address, 2314 Westchester ave.
% AVE. T4s. cor Of 40th st; store and
basement: Louis 7 Lehmcyer to Patrick Fitz-
:ss2es. :%Ges ss 1 fas yss sG% as9h 81. June l. 'i2
TTH AVE. ISIS: store and basement;
Pa Adoiphe TO Abram Robinson and ano; yrs
from May /. 1918; $1,000. address. 1915 7th
sTH AVE. 7s2: all; Cecilia Potosky. to
Moritz Kraisier: s yrs from May l. 1912;
g. 400: address. 7sG 9th ave.
S4TB ST. s6S West; NTH floor: John But
Ter TO Juliet Browne: life lease from May
4. 1912. gift: address. 3e3 West $4th st.
o'Connoll 20 Daniel Crimmins: yrs from
June /. 1912; $40; address, 25 Manhattan st.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12

The twelve story building, at the soutn-
east corner Of Fifth avenue and 2lst street,
and the adjoining eleven story structure
have been sold. Ti,les to the properties are
In the name OF Caroline A. McCready ana
others. Each building is on a plot 4eHN
feet, the two together having frontage
Of Sc feet on the avenue and 50 teet IN -ist
street. Both structures were erected Wheh
that part OF Fifth avenue was peihg
changed from a residential section into
business area.
The McCreadys acquired the building ac-
Joining the corner. known as Nos lal ana
ll3 Fifth avenue in March. 1897. from Henry
Corn. the deed showing an expressed con
sideration Of si62. 800. On February l. 1875
the transfer of the corner property NOS.
rs and I47 Fifth avenue, was recordeo LOT
S3l.OO0 The Cutting estate had peen the
owner prior 10 that date.
At the southwest corner OF Broadway anu
zst street is the plot which was for many
years the site of Park & Tilford's store ana
on which there is now in the course OF
construction a twenty story structure belns
erected by Henry Corn. AT the northeast
corner is an eight story building owned oy
the Bradish johnson estate This was al
ana time the home Of the Lotus CLUB. AL
the southwest corner is E. II. Van lngen
Mohawk Building. and at the northwest
corner the Union Exchange BANK struct"' =
The No. $50 West End Avenue CohstFuc
don Company has sold to the secuii.y IVY
Mortgage Company Nos. 5o2. 56A' 900 ana 800
West End avenue. recently purchaseo llo'ii
W. e. D. Stokes. The property mas
frontage Of IS feet, and is 2 feet norm u
B7th street.
Il is understood that the Security MoGt-
rage Company will OFFER this plot win
building loan for twelve story apartment
house operation. r F. Fitzpatrick negouet-
Cd the sale.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

Cd AVE. 1928: johnson & Gleason sst MaEy
= NcNscho!as owner and contractor: se5N
tLDCRON AVE e 5. Il. II y r OF ls"u -
20Tx1O: Cross. Austin * ireland Lumbcr =.
act West 18th Street Construction CO. owne'
ara contractor: Frederick Burghard. eoa'FaE'
MONROE ST. l5e and 1885, sternbe'g Iror
Works act George c seZaL owner ana con-
tractor: Sl.1I5
FULTON AVE. a 2. 1oo.@ - or l,lst ;.
81 6vfG- i-nionnort Lumber and Manuiac tur'
,ng co ast Bethel Const-uc,!cn co. owner sho
contractor. $1,000 -
I'm and 7Sth sfs. 2O0xo25. Evergreen Con-
etrnc;ion Co ag, East River Homes %. owner
Joeeph g Teikcns. contractor Sl9s -.
Sd AVE. GS3. Henry Wi;'on agt MIS-. rag
corty. owner: Corrady stevens CO. contractor
Sill. -,
4trH ST. 557 west Abraham Berser se'
Bcrnadine Gorgts. owner and contractor
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and alto
JUNE II.
Manhattan.

AVE y, 2s2 2jx1o0: wilhemna Kratsch 10
Klara Josephson. 1OJ Stanton st (mtg $4,000
June II: 800: attorney Adoiph Waxenbaum. l2i
Station st.
AMSTERDAM AVE. $40. W :. 2jx1O0: Sophie
d echoelIer TO Taber Bsyles. at Port jefferson.
n Y and ano (rntg SIS. .OO0l. June TO- S1O0 attor--
uey G G Roberts, q Cedar st.
LEXINGTON AVE. cor s4th 81, 4i3x
J02 2x irreg: Max Arnstein 10 Jacob HertzbeIg,
x23 West I2ist 1T (ntg 5000; May "A; 81: at
torneys, Arnstein G. Levy, i2s Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: jacob Hertzberg 10 Max
Arnstein. 7C3 5th ave (mtg $JOocJ): Mayl6;
n: attorneys, gsme as above
LEXINGTON AVE, e :. 50.1i n OF Tooth
ot 50x95 Joseph J. Mayer TO Fanny Green. 4Ol
East 62d tntg $4S, 600; June 4; 500; attorneys
Well A. Wager, 5 Beekman ~.
PARK AVE, l33d st. 40x75; Anna
~ Draper ct al. heirs Henry Cramer, to George
Beckhaus, 81 Mott ave: all Hens: June 10 500:
attorneys. Clocke. Koch Il Reidy, 80 East
10th ST.
PEARL ST. 4s1 and 49, 3sx71 5x33 10x55;
Pearl 81, 9 cor City Hall Place i5.6x55x22 SIX
l7.s: Rudolph wailach CO 70 William Lustgarten:
June 10; sf00; address. IS william at.
WEST END AVE. 562 and 56s, G s, 7exiO0:
The 562 West End Avenue Construction Co TO
eeeJrity Mortgage Co. i2s broadway nntg S125,-
o0o); June 10; siso. 900. attorney Title Insurance
Co 1876 Broadway.
WEST END AVE cor 9sth st, 19.I1xioo;
Mary n Newington TO T hcLaughlin's Sons.
= CORPORATION, 345 Amsterdam ave- June II; 500:
attorneys, Bowers & Sands, 81 Nassau 81.
isT AVE. eel. " s. 2o.2xioo: Roland
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

LORI LARD PL n q cor is7th 81; Bonser e
pougherty at Arthur Avenue Realty ana Con-
stru-ton Co 81 al. Feb o. 1912. N.i'5.
LORIiIARD PG. s cor lsIth st .ane aet
Joseph Faiclia 81 a.. Feb a. 1912: sl473.
l2TH ST. I3f West. Fyman Iev,nthal as'
Sophia Oppenheimer: Jan -. 1912. Sl36 -
42D ST. 23d n 2t2 West: Cenavan Bros 60 .
art Charlotte N GootrGss Ct al. March 20 l9lZ.
81 54s IS
5TH AVE. 1oi5. J L Mott Iron works as'
Russell Wo. kirs ot al; April -, 1912: sSis -.
FULTON AVE. " e. 100 u g of l1lst -. Har-
bi,on Walker Rorractortes CO agt Bethel con
etr,r,t,on CO ot eli: June 7. 1912 tby bond
S.n3 %
PARK AVE : VS. cor elst e.: Mary c Lary
2, al art RrSarly School e. al. Aprh 70 lolZ
~, borl1: slE2f