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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-04-27

Proceedings of City Commissio n

Special meeting OF the City Com
mission held at the City Hall, We'd
nesday evening, April ~. 1912. Meet
my was called To order by Mayor Stef-
fes. Present, SLetfes. Hudson and
Kenny l3). Absent, none.
The City Commission having under
consideration the matter OF paving
Mill Street from the east rail OF The
East Jordan s. Southern Railroad
track To The east line Of Third Street,
OF Main street from the north line oi
Mill Street To the north line Of Gar
field Street and Esterly Street a dis
lance OF ITO feet east OF The east line
OF Main Street, aud 10 feet vest from
the west line of Main Street. Com
missioner Hudson offered the follow
log resolution and moved iLs adOp-
tion, Secluded by Commissioner
Kenny.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-04-27

the Seventeenth day OF May, A. d.
1912, and then and there publicly
opened and read by the City Clerk, for
furnishing the necessary labor and
material for paving with Concrete.
Asphaltic Concrete on q Concrete base.
Asphalt Macadam machine mixed,
Asphalt Macadam penetrating process
and any and all other kinds aud types
Of pavement, all on concrete or
crushed stone foundation, with the
necessary drainage and otherwise i'm
proving that part Of Mil street from
the east rail OF the East Jordan ~
Southern railroad track To the east
line Of Third street. That part Of Main
street from the north line OF MIL
street To north line Of Garfield street
and Esteriy street from the east line
of Main street, approximately dis
tance Of ITO feet more or less east tp
the easterly line Of alley, also of
Esterly street distance OF 10 feet
west from the west line OF Main street,
according 10 the plans aud specitica-
tiuns therefor on tile in the office pf
the city clerk OF the City OF East Jor-
dan, Michigan.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check on some solvent baLk
payable TO the order Df the City
Treasurer OF said city for an amount
equal to per cent. of the amount Of
the proposal as a guarantee that II
the proposal Is accepted a contract
will be entered into and the required
bonds will be furnished for the per-
formance of the work and guaran-
teed maintenance thereof.
The Commission reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. The city
clerk shall give such public notice 10y
publication thereof In the East Jor-
dan Enterprise, and the Michigan
Contractor and Builder Of Detroit.
Michigan.
Adopted by the city commission OF
the City OF East Jordan on the gath
day Of April, A. D. 1912, by aye and
nay vote as follows:
Ayes, Steffes, Kenny. HUDSON (3).
Nays, none.
Moved by Hudson, supported by
Kenny, that the city Ndter works be
extended TO Price Bros. brick ward
aod Hajght's coOperage plant. Car
ried.
Moved by Kenny. supported by
Hudson, to adjourn. Carried.
Otis j. SMITH,
Cifu SNlarl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

ing syndicate being headed by Eugene
Meyer, jr., who is a director OF the COM
pany, and is named in the latest "Moody's
Manual az chairman of its finance com
mittee. The bonds were offered at 92, but
2. considerable part of the issue was ici'
in the hands of the underwriters.
Mr. Meyer said yesterday that the un-
derwriters had not, as charged, received
heavy profits, ard that he was a consid-
cradle loser, having himself bought some
Of the bends. He added that he had gone
into the company in the belief that IL was
paying property. and expressed the be-
lief that. with adequate working capitai
and a better management. both Of when
would soon be secured, the corporation
would prosper
The bonds are now quoted at 40 bid, 81
asked. The preferred stock, on when
quarterly dividends at the rate OF per
cent a year were paid from May, 1910, 20
November. 1911, inclusive, has sold above
30 and closed yesterday at 49,; while the
common stock. which in l9l1 touched A.
went yesterday to z per cent and closed
at 1is.
1t Is learned that the reorganization
plan will provide for heavy assessments
on the securities OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
THREE.CENT LINE CASE UP
Decision Reserved as to Re-
Quest for Commission.

Justice Kelby, OF the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, heard arguments yesterday az
ternoon upon the application Of the Man
haitian Bridge Three-cent Mne for the ap-
pontment OF three commissioners TO de-
termine what compensation the lire
should n,eke TO the Nassau Electric RailN
road Company and the Brooklyn Heights
Railroad Company for crossing their
tracks in the Flatbush avenue extension.
Almet Reed Latson. counsel for the line.
presented evidence that he had secured
from the property holders along the ex-
tension more than enough consents to
permit the laying OF tracks. The total
valuation OF the abutting property on the
assessment books of the city is about 81
10000 The consents represented about
81, 4e4 900 Of this valuation. This sum, MIR.
Latson, said, was about Ss2,CJO more than
was actually required He also presented
10 the court an affidavit made last Sep
TENDER BY Charles L. Woody, attorney for
the defendant Comps MES, which said that
the companies would not come to terms
with the Three-Cent Line regarding the
crossings.
MI hOOusi ia OPPOssiiS lIAt
argued that the line was trying to use
part Of its franchise and that nothing
should be done concerning the proposed
proceedings covering the extension until
the line was prepared TO 20 ahead with
the proceedings for the entire route He
was allowed to introduce testimony re-
garding the entire route, subject to the
decision OF the court as to the right OF
the line to operate only part OF its fran
chise without receiving further permission
from the authorities. After the hearing
decision upon the application vas re-
served.
Frederick W. Rowe, president OF the
Three-Cent lane, who returned from
abroad yesterday, issued statement
charging that the railroad monopoly OF
Manhattan end Brooklyn" was fighting
the line with the object of grabbing the
Manhattan Bridge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
M'CRUM-HOWELL PLANS
Reorganization To Be Effected
as Speedily as Possible.

The creditors committee of the
McCrum- Howell Company, composed OF
Albert IT. Wiegin, John Z. Mckeon'
Charles II. Sabn and Herman Waldeck'
yesterday issued the following state
ment 10 the creditors;
The undersigned committee advises you
that II has prepared, and Will submit 20
YOU shortly, plan OF REPRESENTATION .,
the COMPANY. There will be submitted Al
the same time an option 10 creditors ~
accept y cash offer In lieu of the secuIi
ties of the new company. Sufficient STOCK
Of the new company has been issued 10
provide necessary working capital ana ~
paw the expenses of receivcrshlp ana
reorganization,
This is merely q preliminary announce,
ment. and is made for the purpose OF
correcting a statement In certain news
papers that il IS intended TO dispose OF
the assets of the company and that no
reorganization would be mad. The pcti-
ton. filed I'm the United states District
Court at Philadelphia, was for the pur-
pose of facilitating the reorganization
IL is hoped that the reorgantZed com
pany will be in a position 10 acquire
the properties by November l, 1872, and
In the mean time the business viii he
aggressively conducted by the receivers.
who have retained as their manager the
gentleman selected to head the new
company.
The reorganization plan, according 10
the preliminary outline published a
month ago. provides for a new corpora
ton with sl,6O0,OO0 authorized pre-
ferTed and 100000 authorized COM
mon stock, $4,000 of the preferred
stock to be sold for cash 10 furnish
working capital. Creditors are to re-
ceive % per cent of the amount Of their
claims in new preferred stock and 20
per cent in new common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

II was a dull day in tho real estate
market yesterday. The ci3ief feature was
a lease OF the Hotel Endicott, OF the
west side OF Columbus avenue, between
slst and SD streets. and owned b. the
trustees OF the Marshall o. Roberts es-
tate The transaction will have to have
the formal approval of the court. and
until this has been obtained the inter-
ested parties say they are Unwilling to
discuss the details of the transaction.
The Endicott was sold under foreclos-
ure last month. and was transferred
few days ago to the trustees of Marshall
o. Roberts's estate. tie plaintiffs in the
foreclosure. for an expressed considera-
ton Of $4,000. a seven story structure,
built about $780, the hotel has frontases
Of 2D44 feet on Columbus avenue and 154
feet in Slst and SD streets. The property
is diagonaly opposite Manhattan Square.
y. Brigham Hall and William ID. Blood
good have sold for Jessie II. Williams No.
l6O East 18th street a four story and
basement dwelling house, OH lot 2oxsS.9
feet. between Lexington and Third ave
nueS
Charles 5. Kohler has sold for Edward
De Voc Tomphins and another No. 'S2
West End avenue, a three story and base
ment dwelling house, on a lot l6.6x95 feet,
to DIR. Samuel Nelson Irwin. This is the
first sale of the property in over twenty
two years.
Helen 5. Lebue has sold for the Haight
estate o plot llGx32X95X25 feet, Oh West
chester avenue, extending through 10
Edison street. The buyer, Andrew Quin-
to, will probably improve the property
with fathOuses and stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lefsce.l
SEPTEMBER ~.

AVE II, 2s3: store and basement. Louis
pomeran, 10 Kalicnberg & Whitman: 81 and
8 moo from Sept l. lsi"; $500. address. 2s3
Ave 3.
BEAUMONT AVE. $50 70 ?s2s: all: Jacob
Cohen Construction 60 To Joe Bruno and nnVi
8 yrs from Sept 1, 1912; $500; address. 20I
East 10Th St
CHAMBERS ST. AZ. the land. R.ade -.
10 DE land: Rector. ctc. Grace Church 20
Mary j Heuer; 10 yrs from May I. 1914. S.
as; address West Nth ct. Spuyten Duyyil.
COLUMBUS AVE tDi. corner store. Jeanstt.
Burchall 20 Charles Kohier, 100 West lO5ih
Of; = yrs ana mos from Nov IL. 1911; S2I0,
address $50 Yves; l03th r.
COLUMBUS AVE- g03; store; same 20 same:
yrs from May l. 1876, 5000.
SOUTHERN Boulevard II v .. l224 n
81 Wilkins pl. Cox, the land. William II
sullivan TO Shanske 20. 46J East i4pth ~. in
yrs from oct l. 1912; 81 90, address, ff3 East
i4oth 81.
Eth Avn n e'cor OF lsoth 81. 24iiS7i:
mon: 8 yrs from May I. 1919; si.Cco, address.
premises
18th sT. 402 to acc West. stores and base
ment; Conron Brothers Co TO Jennie l. ore;
- yrs and mos from Oct ]. 1917: sG.op; al
dress. 1913 West nth -.
10TH ST. 30l and 200 East; al; David sol
ONION and tnO 20 Carnne Maftei yrs from
Nov ]. 1909: 81. 400; address, 2G1 East l0.th 81.
18TH ST. lT3 East store and part Of base
mcnt; Wieben Brothers 20 Hermann Sdhluni-
bohm x yrs and Z mos from Aug J, 1872; /.
leases each 81. 800; address, lT3 East 10th e..
18TH ST. 252 and - East: all. Henry II
Meyer 10 Howard Hulse; . yrs from Spt 10,
1912; 5000; address ga West l45th ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Theodore 7. M,ts.m-r 70 George koehler' u;
$4,000 -.., p-,,rA -
Flntlock Realty Co. 81 ,,,,...
FRANKLIN Trust 90 10 George De bfarh'''e''
George De Brackeleer eHr. 20 Lawyers Nor'-
gage 60. $4,000. -. .. rc,iiy. Ell. -
coo e.... ,,,a r,-,,s, co
"a nuth y Moran. 1000. - or,
Troy savings Bank TO Title Guarantee s'p
Trust Co; 800. r.. .. r-,,,,s
e,aias ,T,,rs, 90 OF New York s2b5,OOo
Tttic Guarantee and Trur co TO Johh ~
Frst.rick F.rdinanh 10 Thomas DAILY; sS,up
ct,nviile winthrop and ano eHrs. 10 ber
tnU , Need ct al. eNrs TO Charles Dun
lap; slt5e r,,-. =, ,vo,d. SIAN
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana iiuS' "
rawycr- Mortgage Co. $1,000 - VI.
1itlr Insurance and Trust GO OF New LOT"
., tast River Savings Institution; so1'.,n5 40
I'raucls - Lloyd TO Philip stevenson sio'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Edwin II. Wendell leased floors at No
rs Madison avenue 10 the MARSHA Com
pany, dealers IN framed and unframed
pictures and prints, and Helen Stone
Tuzo. specialist r. children's dresses; also
apartments In the same building to John
W. Dawson, Adolf Bommersheim and
Roy W. Porter.
The McVickar, Gaillard Realty Com
pany negotiated the lease for the United
Cigar Stores Company to Charles G. Co.
Of the store in the building now being
erected on Vanderbilt avenue and ex-
tending from 42d to 4sd street, facing tho
Grand Central Station. This store abuts
and will be useG in conjunction with q
plot, owned by Charles & Co.. fronting
Il feet in asa street, 100 feet in depth.
Charles &, Co. also own the plot. 65xl00
feet. at the southeast corner Of Madison
avenue and 43d street. and have under
lease the property intervening between
the two plots owned BY them. Upon COM
pletion of the new Vanderbilt avenue
building. Charles & Co. will have store
extending from Madison avenue to Van
derbilt avenue. with total ground area
of about 1900 square feet.
S. OsgoOd Pell & Co., in conjunction
with Pease &; Gilman, have renewed the
lease to Mrs. George j. Whalen OF the
furnished house at No. 9 East Sist street.
owned by Miss Maxine Elliott, for a term
of three years
He'll & Stern have leased for the estate
OF Randolph Guggenheimer, In the build
ings No. us TO 7i9 Broadway, 1900 square
feet OF space to Solomon Schiller. Also.
FOR the same estate. In the building No.
~ and 7o3 Broadway, 1000 square feet q
space TO Charles D. Jaftee & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CWith name and address OF lenders attorney
SEPTEMBER ~.
Maph attain
Manhattan.


MADISON 81 COS 10 so. 1903 Il " from
y b Jackson 81. az face OF . wall Of buildthg
herein described. runs along SAID wal. 20
Il Q alrshaft OF said premise ana aloTE
wall 10 9 5 airshaI again along race
OF 60 wall building og premises described 10 g !
bet AiadisoA and Monroe sits Z along DIX
~ o. u 10 = end airshau II across airsha't
10 n oud thereof along wall nuiidIilS On
urelll.es TO p 4 Madison ri along y Msd-
lsou 81 20 4 10 beg; sept 10. 1903. sarah Klein
10 Z James Reilly and Peter Collins. eNr-'
$40 100: attorneys. Sayers Brothers, 81 Nassau
st. -. %. 90
MADISON AVE. " cor SGD ~, 204 tIp:
Ami IL 1917. Princeton Construction 90 80
Abel King and aIo. $4,000; attorneys. kurz-
nan & Tllukouheimcr, - Broad -.
EHNE PROPERTY; jan II. loll; same 20
viIiIm = y,Xyieson: sos coo: attorneys strong
& CLdualader. 40 Wall 81
- AVE q b. T1.ii ~ " OF 1i6th 81. 2bXlOu.
ArriI ,, 1898 Louis Riusldo 10 the BoWery
savings Bank: sl35oo. attorneys strong a
Csdwalador. 10 Wall 81.
s2D 81. y ". 2jxps o. May !. 1909; James
: and Elizabeth Metcalfr 10 John Wycth
and James : M.tcslto; satisfied OF record BY
order supreme Court. Sept II. 1912. Justice
Tos.Ih 4, Ncubergsr: 700. 600. attorneys, spen-
Ger. Or,usy e WieruW. - William 81.
s'rH AVE-. 21C0. mtg. OF leaschod. etc; July
20 1905: Iguatz Herr 60 Clausen Flanagan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Sept. 12.--At the beginning %
business to-day tho condition OF the United
States Treasury was: Working balance IN
Treasury oflces, ss7 2ei; In banks and
Philippine Treasury. $33.2i4.1J3: total Of tie
general fund. tll9. 267. o31: receipts yesterday.
81 2T2, $50, disbursements $4,000. 7o1: dencit to
date thi. fiscal year. S0.1V7 .e15 az against a
dencit OF 500 178O54 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Pansma Canal ana pub
lie Gebt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER i2.

cpoToNA AVE- 1879 20 1855. and 176th -
.7g FAST. Evans & Kacstncr agt Nula" K,ul
~ ard Construction co. owner and contractor
'GT,l AVE. 40 70 4Ts: the Erecting 60 ast
rou-th Avenue and 33i street 60, owner !,
I'nd.rpinning Foundation co. contractors
I '5TIi ST. n s. so II Of 9TH ave; i,'xI"'
uradford Il Rabbit a<t Honore bcree''
owner and contractor; $3.50 % . 80. 49,.
pArE Avn, sol. Patterson Sargent 90 aE'
I,,v. Hundred ami Twcnty-One Park Avenue
co, owner: Theodore Hed!unl' CONTRACTOR
S'GttT' Ii sr. oIs 20 go Fast. american LixIer
p,lsu 90 aRt Baron Do iilrsch Iunu owner
taroh A Zimmerman contractor: $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
PERMIT FOR BUFFALO TERMINAL

Albany. Sept Authorization has
been given by the Public Service COM
mission TO the Buffalo Freight Terminal
and Warehouse Company to construct
a terminal and warehouse at Ganson
street and Hatch slip, Buffalo. The
company also has been authorized TO
issue $4,000 IN capital stock This
is the first application OF its kind
approved by the commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
s2o,ooo,ooo Business in Year.

which was organized in August, 1903, has
done a heavy business, its gross having
exceeded s20.0oo,0oo in the last year. but
has been hampered by insufficient work.
ing capital. In addition, IT was said yes
tcrday by one OF the men now prominent
in the direction Of the corporation, its
business methods have been lax IN the
selling end and In tho keeping OF the ac-
counts between the parent company and
its subsidiaries. No criticism, however
Was made upon the manufacturing de-
partrnent which. on the contrary was
said to have been conducted In thor
oUgbly competent way.
The ss,oe0000 dcbenture bonds We're
brougb. o,if last october. the underwrit-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
NEW JERSEY TRACT SOLD.

" Brigham Hall and William ID. Blood
good have sold for n client large tract
of land at Westfleld, y. j.. to r.. 8. r..
Randolph, who will improve the same
with number of houses. The plot fronts
$50 feet on Dudley avenue and 81" feet In
Elm stroct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx,

HOE AVE. q cor Aldus 81. two , sty ten
cmentA 4Oxld1XD3. owners. Elurheidt hehty
GO cbarl.s A Elurhart. president. 0si south
.rn boulevard: architects. Kreymbors Arch-
tcctural co. 1880 wilkins ave; total cost $50 %
600.
10TH ST. $ cor Tiffany 81. two sty ten
enlerts 30 aYsiT, 40Aos; oWnerS, Weber
Ruilding aGd Construction TO, William II Wei
her resident. 96s Y 10Th st. architects.
Moore & I.andseiJol. i4sth ST and Sd ave. total
cost. $4,000.
18TH 81 " cor Hoffman -. two sly
brlt tsuemcnts JcxsS az. lOsf,0: owners Carr
baldi Realty and Construction co. saverio Gut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
LIS PENDENs.
SEPTEMBER IL.

on AVE- s. els II 3 OF 10th ST. q. sxloo
mia Torlrnin agt Lemuel l. Phpps et al 'ac-
lion TO set aside deed; attorney. g tG1. act
llGTH ST, 2I6 East; Alpnonse D DS,rn, at
o27TH s'r. $ g. 3oJ II Of White Plains rd'
o,y1ia. lanes II Ceburre agt John c Lord eac
ton 10 foreclose mechanics' lien); attorney j
j. ZoetZl ., c,;o.,a., agt
+ Allison. - -. >to,-Iq
PARK VIEW TERRACE. s Q cor OF I,.n MOT; 7,
Ta1,io, q, ri foreclosure OF transfer or TAX
LEM; attorney. W Lustgarten. ,ez.. ., Oh Nv
FOX ST. g. 6j6.1f II OF lootn 81 So,oN
100. t,stelle Best agt Martha Perna Ell al Lore
closure of Mtg; attorneys, AroWsmitn
| Dunn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
A New ? Family House
ON VERY LIBERAL TERMS

KJomy stucco House. II rooms, modern IN
every respect, tile msnsard roof: large plot
on 100 foot street, graded and curbed; all as
easements paid Near proposed White Plains
road subway and elevated extension. Write
for particulars or take Webster ave, Williams
bridge or Mount Vernon car.
b. NELSON. OWNER.
N N.hIfa plains road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
sEpTEMRER 1o

SEPTEMBER IL.
WEBSTER AVE-, c +. 26s Il OF 1870 ~
100 3xgO: Prospect Investing 20 loans
schwartz Contracting co s12,oV. XII
ave 25x1O3: Richard W Horner, attorhe!
loans Ike Melnili 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
AZ The Bronx Exchange:

~ bryan /. KenneITN.
CLAY AVE. 1925, =. 33a 10 n n ~ iSg'h
81. 25AsI iOX2jNS2.i; and . sty store front
dwelling; sold 10 the plaintiff for $3.50.
by Samuel Marx.
223D ST. s, 22t4 u Of junction Corss
Lane. 25xi6t.2, 20 Corss Lane N1O 2Ni44 ).
Wakefield; sold TO the plaintin for $3.50
BY Joseph y. Day.
LORING PLACE. . 3. $50 Il s Of Fordham
Road, 75Ni2i. 3x15xi29. vacant; Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
BOKOuGHOF BROOKLYN.

PROBABLY THE HOME YOU HAVE BEEN
looking for. ono family Easy Housekeeping
Homes. oath St. between 1ith and l2th ayes.
Easy terms. $3.50: $500 down. balance s35
monthly. REALTY ASSOCIATES, 10? Remscn
81 RrnLllAn
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Manhattan.
| ELDRIDGE ST. 202. 2I.4xss; Moses Gutman
| 20 Abraham l. Kass. 30 9th 81. Brooklyn:
| Sent 10 11ntEe s84. JOO); SlOo; attorneys. Hor
wiz & Feiner. III I'd ave.
| GRAMEECY PARK. carriags0ay. W >. 52s
| Il s OF 2lsi a. .63xilO. with rights 10 Ora
mercy PARK. Eliot Leo. cXr. etc. 70 the Ne.h-
erlsnd club OF New York. coipn. q j. 23th
VI; all Hens; sept .; $4,000 attofney' IaT
yeis Title Insurance and Trust 90, lO Broad
SPRING ST. 100 90 i7e. s5i,G44. Allesan-
| i;rooklyn. and ano: Sept is; 800; attorney %
I,ordi. " Mulberry 81.
30 AVE. 1851, 25.23io5; Arthur d rruax to
closure Sept 10); SEPT II: sl7so5: attorneys.
Bowe rs & Sands 81 Nassau 81.
18TH ST, 2I9 W 8 sty brk, 2oe,os.9; Wat.
T TS4oaG ssags Jm;se s2 ooc1: ana 8 6;
Sept 10; 81 attorney. Title Insurance CO. 10
'. 10Th ST. go W. sty brk. ao.sss: Wat
ave (mtge So. ODm: sept 10; 500: attorney.
/ Title Insurance Co. 100 broadway.
Tho Bronx
CARPENTER AVE. = cor 225lh 8, Ok
100: Carpenter ave. cor OF 2s4th ct. 2Jxluo
tor torn ~ B +, abbott 4 81. 81 Liberty 81,
c::oToNA AVE. 10 2osi, =, $, 2L5xlCo !;
iona ave- Sept Ontsc sG.o0D; 500: attorney.
Tf,io Guarantee ARD trust CO. i1G broadway.
DEVOE ST =. extends from Lind ave 10
rick S TreGcy. 11s Division st. ronkers, y
and ano (rntee $4,000; Sept IL: 81; attorney,
" Bennett q. z Rector Rs st. ,zo =, =,
Orchard Terrace. 5Ox2co: Alice g Wright TO
Patrick VI Burke go u q ST; sept 10: 500:
attorae5s O'Hars Bros, 200th 81 and Webster
ave.
KIRKsIDE AVE. " g. 1919 f. " Of Wees-
leg st. Bo2xsss Krkside ave. e cor Pari-
view Terrace 1i3.Ix-; Martha Colard to
Allen Turoell, Rose 81, Newark, j; Jan
2: $780, attorneys. EaDo & Keller 20s Broad
way.
lots ID and II. parcel -. map William Il
Ogden. AZ Iiishbridge; Jennie G Case TO Guion
Realty Co. at New, Rochelle. cmtge
$3.50 Aug I; 81: address, Blnghamton y \.
Lot ~. map Catholic Pfotcctory; William
Bull TO Richard VI Christensen. 1881 Benedict
ave: Sept 10 tmtge $1,000: 500; attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 100
MiDDLErowN ROAD. $. 75.4 IT OF
williams ave. 90 2XlOs.5: Charles X Baxter
22s3 Westchester ave (nltge $1,000; Sept :;
81, 50C: attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and
rrus, co. 100 Broadway.
iSsT s lGs g o. Robbins S66tns ave- ,s,, GSz
10 Z i5Ist 81 (mtge sa.s5W; Sept II: 81.
I53D ST. 33S f. 25xloo; Henry Brennich. as
exr TO Edward Davis and ano; d3o p lo5th
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i76 6roadwsy.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and at
torneyl
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER ~.
Manhattan.
CHAMBERS At. I47. 25x1J; RcaIc st. 100.
2Jr7J; leasehold: Mary J, wife or, and Henry
o Heuer to John S HsUley, ,jr. e4s Walnut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
BY Joseph J.. Day.

18TH ST. 22l L, n =. S26 II OF 81 ave. y
x92. sty dwelling; adjourned 90 September
10: also
1887 " ST, los and 10 T.. 9. 70 q az
Park ave. :iHslOO.lI: z ! sty terern"n'si cold
10 the plaintir for sls lGs: AFRO
18TH ST. 327 n. 5. 2iS.s n - Of LIST ave.
Is. tyIS22: sty tenement; adjourned 20 sep
tcfnher 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate cX-
change salesroom, Nos II and l6 Nesey
street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
ALTERATIONS.
M Manhattan

to,ru II. Nos 23s 10 2so v; 90 sly
..ttJcmrnt house: Harlem Federation, prem
ises. owner: 4 Gottleb, LOG 9TH ave- archi-
tect So 0co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

dora rresidert. 1ssth 81 ana Can1nre,ieng ave;
er.bitS1t Luciau Pisciotts, 391 II ll9th ST. TO-
tai cost, $4,000