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New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
CHANGE OF VENUE IN SUI
Action Against Judge Rockwoou
To Be Tried in Saratoga.

George G. Goodrich, who is suing JUS
Nash lockwood of Saratoga, I'm TINS Gun
". opposed yesterday the motion ol '
defendant for a change of venue to sara
toga County. declaring it would be lmpos-
sible 10 get a jury of twelve men in sara.
toCa who were not In some way entansIe'
with or financially indebted to Senator hu-
gar 7. Brackett VINO is counsel for Juuse
lockwood, and that because Of the defehu-
ants political influence a fair trial was iii
poesible. Also Goodrich said that Senalo'
Brackett had developed an intense hatreu
for him and had started "a war of eXter-
nination" against him.
Justice Gerard granted the motion 20
have the suit tried in Saratoga. The court
held that the plaintiff had not shown that
his legal residence was in New York city
although Goodrich said he had lived here
since 1907 at the Hotel Plaza. Hotel Bel
mont and the Waldorf.
Goodrich is suing for 5000 which he
saws Judge lockwood owes him for getting
back for him a client named Peckham.
The latter retained the defendant in an
action, and it was. agreed, said Goodrich,
that he was TO pay Judge lockwood 100000
All a fee Judge lockwood denied that he
ever made an agreement to pay Goodrich
s25. 900
In trying TO prove that Goodrich was a
resident of Saratoga County Judge Rock
wood pointed out that the plaintiff voted IN
Saratoga Springs three times In recent
years. Goodrich was formerly in business
IN Saratoga with Judge lockwood. lie de-
MED the assertion Of the Judge that he was
a bigamist, and explained his three matri-
mcnial experiences to disprove It.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have rented q large
apartment at No. a9s Fifth avenue. an
apartment house in the course Of construc-
tion, at the northeast corner Of s1st street
to Victor Morawetz, a corporation attor-
ney There are only four single and two
duplex apartments left for rental In this
building which will not he completed until
February Is
Benjamin Englander has leased to Ma
than Iepow & Son the ninth loft in No 2b
TO 251 Seventh avenue. corner Of 24th street;
also to g. Kreeger about 900 square feet
in No 159 TO l63 West 25th street.
The Charles F. Noycs Company has
leased the third floor in No Maiden Lane
for five years TO the J. a. Myers Company
successor to the S. F. Myers Sons Com
pany, jewellers: also leased for three years
the store No. 242 Pearl street 10 Estava &
Gallardo; a floor in No. . Beekman street
and floor I'm No. - Beekman street 10
the Challenge Printing Company, a floor
in No 25 Beckman street TO Alcxius Wurm
and floor in Nos lis and l9o Maiden Lane
to Aaron NJ. Levy.
y. Brigham Hall and William u. Blood
good have leased the second loft In No. lii
d
Company. and 10 McGrath e. Dawson the
third loft also in conjunction with the
Ernestus Gulick Company the front half
Of the ninth floor in No. TO West 18th
street to the Haulenbeek Advertising
Agency and Language Phone Method for
a term Of years.
The Thomas A. Hll Company has leased
the store floor, basement and first loft In
the new building Nos 3j5 and 2ji West 36th
street to the Locke q smith Company,
manufacturers and dealers in plumbing
supplies for ten years
Louis Kempncr q Son have rented stores
in the Riverside Theatre Building. Broad
way and 96th street, to the Bon Ton Tailor
ing Company, Mrs. &. e. Mortimer and
Mrs Emily Briggs; the store in NO 2joii2
Broadway to David Bcrkowitz, and the
store No. 50 East 9th street to j. & n.
Cohen.
Harris. Forbes & Coz brokers. who now
occupy the ground floor Of the Commercial
Union Building. at Pine and William
streets have taken a long lease Of the
second and third floors in that structure
together with the adjoining three story
building in Pine street
H. T. GodsChmidt a. CO. now AT No =
Pine street. have taken a long lease OF tn"
third floor In the Trust Company Of Amer
lea Building, No. 81 Wall street.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Sarah r Mcpherson. as General Guardian
and others, Plaintiffs. against Jonas Wei a,l
others. Defendants. pursuance ~ trtgnsri
~ foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered
In the above-entitled action and bearing date
the 5th day OF January 1912. l. the undersigned,
the Referee in said judgment named. viii stn Al
nuhljc auction az the Exchange Salesroon Nos.
i4-f6 Vesey Street. I'm the Borough ~ Manhsttan,
CITY OF New York. on the lst day q February
1912 at l2 o'clock noon on that day. By Joseph
p Day Auctioneer, the premises directed ol
said Judgment 20 he sold and therein described
as follows: ALL that plot OF land in the Ciiy
and County ot New York. with the euiltinss
thereon bounded and described ss follows: Be
ginning at a point in the westerly side 0, Fst
Avenue distant siXtyeight feet 1--WE inchts
northerly from the intersection Of the westerly
side OF First Avenue and the northerly side Il
sixty second Street. and running thence westerly
parallel with SiXty-second street sixty fouI tsei.
thence northerly parallel with First Avenl.
thirty-tvo feet: thence easterly parallel VITA
Sixty-second Street siNty-four feet 10 the west
erly side OF First Avenue. and thence southeHF
along the westerly side OF First Avenue thirty
two feet to the point Of beginning.
Dated. New York. January 9th. 1912
WILLIAM s. BENNETT. Refere.
HAROLD 2. I.IPPINCOTT. Attorney for Plain
tins IS Nassau Street Borough ot N2nhat-
tan. city Of New York
The following Is a diagram Of the property 9
be sold: its street Numbers are ll35 and III
First Avenue
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
LIS PENDENS S.

corneiia Gfc " Hal e al ast wsIOrtdse Tar Tai,
trus. etc. 81 al foi eclosure ot mtg)' attys
walsh. Wallln Beciwith Ede.
1ooTU ST. II : 100 n " OF Park ave. COX
100 II: state Bank act Henry NJ Mapyer ct al
pforccloslte Of mts), atty A Kohn'
IsrsT ST, $ 22i5S n " Of Sheridan ave, we
William Ncsbit 81 al foreclosure Of mtg
atty + i kuerZL
BOONE AVE. W cor o. 172d St i2S1ioci
James r PETERS agt BENJAMIN Nisu ct al
foreclosure OF mtsD; atty, g Rust
CARTER AVE. s2,2 q OF Tremon;
ave. is 6Sx75.3xl6.sNT6.2; Northern Bank OF
New YORK agt Besse NJ Mcouade et al core
gan.
MADISON AVE, " cor Of 6sth ST. 100 Sx
100, Mutual Life Insurance 60 OF New YORK
agt Plrkvew co e al foreclosure OF TWO
mtgsb. atty, + l. Allen.
r1H AVE. " : i04 u $ Of Goth st. "a SIX
100: 2atn ~ =. 100 II Of iIh ave- a2x
$50; 20tn ST. S. % 5 r. or 18TH ave, -oX
rs OK irreg: Gertrude Hamilton agt Devon
shire Realty 60 Il al partition. atty, f II
Nollmer.
SGD sr, $50 East vossl Cabinet Co ast
Charles Y kroehc 81 al taction to foreclose
mechanics lien); atty. W Weiss
o5TH ST 3O7 and 800 East; Mary B schwab
ngt T.udins & Romm Realty Co et al ttore-
closure of mtg; attys. Schenck & Punnett.
I15TH ST 50 West: Isaac Hedelburger agt
Arthur Schreincr ct al foreclosure OF mtg)
atty, NJ Kronacher
VANDEwATER ST. % and 2S Henry C
Munger agt Henrietta + Munro ct al tore-
closure OF mtg; atty. T Carter. tr.
WALKER ST, ~ and so; Mutual Life In
surance 90 agt Phcbe \ u Boyle ct al tfore-
closure NJ mtgl. atty, f c Alden.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, s. bs7B II W
Of Ave 81 John. 3T.dx 100; Dominica Trotta agt
Joseph Plcpne et al foreclosure OF mtg);
atty. l. GaChs.
37TH ST. 522 West. Celia Meinhard agt
Alfred ] Ellis ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attys,
Gnldfogie, COhn & Lind.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. January

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, January ..
ORDERS IsSUED.-Th following orders
have been issued
Captain EDWIN BELL. quartermaster. from
San Francisco To Fort Mcdowell Feoru-
airy -. as constructing quartermaster
Captain HENRY l. NEWB0LD, 4th Field Ar
tillcry from Fort Leavenworth 10 fort
u. H. Russell.
Captain STANLEY u. EMBICK. General STAFF.
from General stan corps and duty N
Washington. MarCh To- and name removed
from list detached officers; assigned TO
CAPTAIN GEORGE McD. WEEKS. commlssary.
Fort Riley. thence to San Francisco as
assistant purchasing commissary -,
First Lieutenant MARSHALL q. KANDOLfh,
6tn Field Artillery to Hot Springs Army
and Navy General Hospital -
ieavrs Of absence First Lieutenant HARRl-
aSON ". STUCKEY. medical reserve corps
two months from January ~ MAJOR
JOHNSON HAGOOD. General siam three
months on relief from Washington
NAVY.
Ensign II e. PARKER detached the Ner-
mont. To rife range, Guantansmo'
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels were reported
TO the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
Ian. p1-The Monaghan, at Charieston. In.
Jan 22-rhe Birmingham ana IN" ,bs Eiu.sar
AZ Ttiantanamo the Ajax, newport
News: the St Louis at Mare Is,e"u' 'ne
smith al Nassau. Bahama lsshus
SAILED.
Ian oq-The 81 Louis from san rtanSlseo
for Mare Island the Paul Jones' ''o fe''y
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
BIG 89TH ST. APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
The Runoa, New Six Story Structure, Held at S35oOoo'
Purchased by the Frederick B. Taylor Estate.


Frederick Zittel & Sons have sold to the
estate Of Frederick B. Taylor for the North
Holding Company, Harry 3. Mulliken'
president. the Runoia. No. 267 West s9th
street, new eight story ireproof apart
ment house, on plot 75xi0O feet, the same
being held at SS5O,OnO. The North Holding
Company takes ip part payment the Ar
leigh, No. $50 West 1l5th street, six story
elevator apartment house, on plot 15xlO
feet. the same being held at $4,000.
Two new loft buildings in the Fifth ave-
nue. section, one of which will be the tallest
in the district between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, between 34th and 42d streets. will
result from transaction made yesterday
The property at Nos 60 and 81 West 39th
street and No SO to 81 West 3sth street
which Judson S. Todd purchased about ten
days ago, has been acquired by interests
which have in view the immediate erection
of a twelve story commercial structure
The property has frontage of 464 feet in
S9th street and SIS feet in 3sth street, adj
joining the Sixth avenue frontage Of the
block.
4 little further east i'm the same block
second loft structure, recently announced,
but materially changed to make it of in
terest. is TO be built by Elisha B. Springs
at No. % to 80 West 5sth street. Originally
Mr.. Springs intended TO improve Nos. 81
and SO with twelve story building, ana
plans were filed for a six story loft for NO
%. The whole plot will now he improved
with a sixteen story loft structure from
plans by Hazard. Erskine & Black and
e.
practically leased the four lower floors Of
the proposed structure to a prominent mer-
camille firm for a long term Of years.
The Thomas W. Evans Museum and In
stitute Society Yesterday passed title to
the last Of its real estate in New York
the property conveyed being No. l2j Fulton
street and No. a Ann street, purchased
through Horace S. Ely & Co. by Harris
Mandelbaum and Fisher Levine under a
contract which was executed three years
ago. This property measures p feet by
about 119 feet. and gives Mandelbaum e.
Levine a plot Of approximately E.l08
square feet, including No. ll9 10 l25 Fulton
street and No. a to ~ Ann street
The history of the Evans realty in this
city Is interesting because after the death
Of Dr Evans in Paris. about fifteen years
ago. leaving a vast fortune. considerable
litigation ensued. which resulted I'm the for
nation Of the Thomas W. Evans Museum
and Institute Society. which obtained the
title to all Of the real estate in New York,
including the square block bounded by
Broadway. West End avenue. s9th and
s0th streets. which was finally sold through
Horace S. Ely & Co 70 Robert f. bowling.
In this litigation the Evans Museum was
represented by the law firm OF Davies.
Auerbach, Cornell & Barry.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
BROOKLYN SALES.

+. Sharum sold TO client Nos 3js and
$50 East 35th street. Brooklyn, two two
family brick dwelling houses. on lots 2oXl00
feet each.
f.. Wetzler purchased the Portledge, a
four story double apartment house at No
1873 Cambridge Place, plot 5Oxl0O feet, from
the II. h. Hill Company. Dolach G. Spadcr
negotiated the sale.
William =. Jones sold for Martin Van
Buren, Wood Hall to Aaron Hitler the three
family frame dwelling house, on lot 2jXiOO
feet, south side Of Kosclusko street 10
feet west Of Marcy avenue. For the same
owner the frame dwelling house, on lot
l6.sxlO0 feet on the south side of Lafayette
avenue 15S feet east of Franklin avenue.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

u,,,.on NJ powell to Mary Shear; Si?,5oo
Smc 10 same: $4,000.
SAM Saiss Myers. exr, to Joseph Swan
trus 81 .. ,,.,,ro to Michael = sveeney
81, 500. -, 70 ,o.r,Igi pistocco. q
LToUsenh A Mitchell exr to Cornelia NJ Burn
ham: 81. 300 ,- ,,...L.r
Joseph Mitchell, exr' to Mary Mitchell;
So. 900. 49,, rr,,,. 70 IN North piv.y
savings Bank: s35 0oO
same 20 same; $2S.Ooo -. -, .,o
same TO General Clergy Reiief Fund; s2o'-
0OO ,,,. ,,srrarc. 70. sos ooo
SSoI,mbia Trust Co 10 Title Insurance Co;
siS}i %itv Real Estate Co to Curtis B Pierce;
$3.50 600. - s --,.. 70 90
rawvers Mortgage Co: $4,000.
TITLE Insurance co to New YORK Life lnsur-
ance co: sl15.Oo0 .eo
same 10 Dry Dock Savings Institution; $50
gohn Baumann and ano. exrs, to Anne
Kidd: $4,000.
Ida Schoemmel to Peter corell; 81; 900.
willis q Davis to Cosmo d ,O'NeH, superin-
,endent Of Harlem Hospital; 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST. % East: Sutphen & Meyer s az Sgoo
Fitzgerald et al: April 10. 1910 tcancehen'' siO-
SAME PROPERTY: Nicholas corcia ast Sa''i7'
March % 1910 cancelled; Sl21 %.
t42D ST 537 West: Jacob Ar1nbrust ast Mn
INN Gamble 81 al: Dec 30 1911 Coy oono)' slef'
SAME PROPERTY: Henry AIRS sons iron
Works AIT same; Jan s, 1912 0by bond)' Jill
SAME PROPERTY. Philip Beyer sst sanno'
ian . 1912 Cbv bond; slD
SAME PROPERTY; J Iino q co sr same
Ian s 1912 (by bond). $50 90.
SAME PROPERTY: August Hell ast sa'he'
Jan s. 1912 10y bond); s@O2
SAME PROPERTY: Birger Won Seth ar' same
Jan (. 1912 ,by bond) S2Zo
t1sTH ST. "a West Joseph Gersteln as'
Henrietta Levitt et al Dec 2S' lsli' 30
ArH ST, i6S West: Marcus schlossnan ss'
Arthur Human 81 al: Aug 10. 1871 sto %
SAME PROPERTY; same age same Aug H.
1911: s72 80.
RENWICK ST, 29ll and 81: Michael Bnsiio'
,r. agt Johh White ct al: Nov q. 1911; s'so'
4srtf ST. % East: A Victor Nemours agt
Ntsnbattan Centre Co ct al: Dec 80, lsll' Ell %.
NTH ST. 255 West Benjamin WicholZ et a
ast CHARLES Buck Construction 90 ~ al No' -
Oil Sll3.
,o2n ST. JO7 West: Joseph Hilortng sg
r,esry o. al. Nov IL 1911 Cby deposio' sooV'
Central, PARK WEST. 47s to 4sl; BENJAMIN n
Uicbolz ct al agt Brown-Weiss fealues Ct a''
Nov 2. 1911: S3oS 49, ,
11TH ST, 253 West; same ast same Nov z
1911. $40 c.h,.
"a act Borchard, Inc. ct al; Aug = lsil 10Y
hondl. 81 0On.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

Ellen Wilson TO Sarah J Gedncy: $1,000
Iqidor Bergcr to Sadie Taub and ano. $500
isabella Iabriola TO Giuseppe Labrola: 81.
same to same, 81.
Frances W \ Donohoe, gdn. To Frances =
Wnants: $1,000.
Same to same. SjJ,OOO.
UyInnd T. Rice to charles Gronich: Sl6J so
Frederic j Middlebrook to Babetta Cohen
Sl.5l1. ana
American Mortgage Co TO Babette Cohen
SS.OSS.
same TO Betty Gusthal and ano: Sli534
Same to same: $1,000.
Bctty Custhal, eXrX, 10 Betty Gusthali
SIS 900
Same to same: $3.50
Same TO same; $1,000
Same to same; $1,000
IIly Hahn to George Hahn. $1,000.
Jerome Wilzin to Julius Stein. 500.
Morris ID Nelson to West Side Bank. SlO'-
600 1000
Anna I Bauer to Wells Holding Co; Si,O0O.
George W Short to Wells Holding Co, 500
Max solomon to Emanuel solomon; $1,000.
Manhattan Mortgage co to Edw * Ander-
ton. $4,000 ,.. a.
Arthur Adams TO cornelia NJ Adams 81
National Savings Bank OF Albany 10 TUE
Guarantee and Trust CO. s3 600.
same 20 same $4,000 80
Fredericka Abtle ct al. exrs, TO FRANKLIN
Savings Bank: $40 600
same 20 same. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
coPARTNEasHlp NOTICES.

"FRANK p. GREEN NOTICE is HEkSsgo.. sso.
given that the undersigned have tornsu "a A.
arsi partnership and have made. signed sna ~
knowledEed. and have caused to be h,ea Sa Court
corded In the office OF the Clerk OF We ,oi,ow.
of New York. a certificate OF which 'he ~
ing is a copy: M, ~ syn, nan.
under which the partnership Is TO ne ba,s m
Is Frank T. Green" and the couhlE ,eJ Is n,
nripcipaI place OF business is to be locateu yofk
County OF New York and state % OF innternaed %
the general nature OF the business I'ssn,e a.
h ,rsnsacted by such partnership Is inc -, - a.
that heretofore for more than @ tnref ef,rSyiausIly.
paoeSy ths buying and selling OF seNi"s s sscess.
chimes, and sewing machine p,.,.. pa,,S,
Tbe names and respective addIesssocrs stsri,r
r,nors are Frank r. Green, No. ,es ~ W.
p1l pi.a Rorough of Brooklyn. and CIa',sb q
rrtsn No 7Os Classon Avenue, borSV;s Sa;y spi
BROOKLYN. both OF the county Oh "a partners sIs
~ S,ats t, 81 age The said partnership Is 70 onseeSf
Of January End. 1912 aud Is !" '
3Ist 1916. - ,a,, tsth. 1912
cLARENCE W GRsbN.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
CWith name and address Of grantee and attorney
Interest ! per cent unless otherwise stated.
JANUARY %.
MANHATpAN


BROOME 81 3i3 TO 35i W cor Rowery:
l'asehod: Samuel Kahn to Samuel Robert 0pi
Park ave: Dec q. 1911: due May I, 1918 per
cent; $1,000; attorney. Hugo ; Mack > Beck
man II.
BROOME ST. 3i3 TO 3i7 W cor Bowcry:
same to same: Dec q: due May !. 1918. g per
cent: $4,000: attorney, same as above.
BROADWAY, n cor 74th st. ok irrcg
Thcrcse Browning TO Bank for SavinEs: Jan
.; = yrs, ~ Icr cent. $50 4th ave. $50 OOO at
totpeys. strong 4 Iudwaladcr, 40 Wall 81.
EAST END AVE. $. - n n OF sith st. 2jx
IS, VIM Stein, jr To Dry Dock savings InstitG
ton; Jan -; due as pcr bond. 3il Bowery: 80
O00 attorney, Frank VI Tichonor, ~ Park Row
FULTON ST. -. o5xlls; Kate Blank TO
Thomas W Evans. Museum and Institute So
gieiy, 100 South Broad st. PHILADELPHIA Jan %;
Guarantee and Trust 60 II6 broadway.
GREENWICH Sr. 800 to 3l3. 3 cor Readc
st. Sex ifreg: Hccrmancc Storage Rcfrigerating
@ TO Fidelity Trust Go. Hudson It; Jan 2 due
Jan t. 1927. per cent: SJO,oOO. attorney Rob
ert 6 Perry, ~ John 81.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1885, cor 10Th II. sx
-: Huborta " Woohning 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust 60: Jan %; due as per bond $4,000, ad-
dress. 1IG Broadway,
WASHINGTON SQUARE SOUTH. 83. a5x55x
irteg: Marcus NJ Marks to Hannah Eckstein
West 18th st: Jan 20: yrs. "a per cent; si5
600: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. 10" Broadway.
18th ST. =. 2i3 n . of Ave b. 5OxIG3:
Henry g Glaser to Moses Mendelsohn and ano.
462 West 1874 ST Jan ~; yrs, Q per cent: s.
COO: attorney. \ l. strasser. iGo Broadway
nth ST. III East 25xa2 Minnie e Grey to
Teni Wertheimer. 1855 Madison ave: Jan i2
~. ner cent; $1,000; attorney. g + Eisman Al
Park Row.
39TH ST. II West, . sty brk. 2lx9s; Bernard
Cellar to Charles Levin and ano l6l Bowery;
cent. 81. OoO. address. isl Bowefy.
18TH ST, n o. 100 n OF Amsterdam ave e5x
III: Mary J Kelly 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
CURB" coRREcTs AN ABUSE
Association Starts Reform to Prevent
Fictitious Figures Of Sales

A new method Of recording sales on the
curb, which is expected 10 eliminate TO 4
large extent so-called wash" or fictitious,
transactions in stocks. was put into opera
tion Yesterday by tho New York Curb As
sociation
Under the new system brokers are re-
ouired TO record all their transactions on
pads which are provided for the purpose.
These pads have the names OF the various
securities dealt I'm on the curb printed
az the top. and as soon as a broker buys
or sells any stock he must note the fact
on the pad. with the price. After the
market closes these records are collected
by messengers and taken TO the curb as
sociatSon's Offices. where they are filed for
q summary.
The following explanation of the new
method of recording transactions on the
curb is made by the curb association:
The plan is intended to correct the an
noyance. TO brokers and their customers
arising from wide difference in high and
low prices reported to the different news
papers. as well as the difference I'm the
number Of shares, and is undertaken be-
cause OF the large number of complaints
received from brokers. and especially from
newspapers. caused by a lack of uniform
quotations
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

CoERCK ST. II and 49, HARRISON Walker Re
fractorIes Co agt Wyler Construction Co, owner;
Cohen & Levine, contractors; s3l7 10.
CLINTON AVE. $, 2s4:5 # OF Z lslss 1,nsais: ss:
127x135; Kaplan Plumbing 60 agt u Iinsaief
Co owner and contractor; s5,s'5.
CROToNA AVE, s, 336 It Of 1s1st st. eox
100: same agt G Zingaes Co, owner and contrae-
tor: s615.
FREEMAN ST, 99i; same agt same; $l42 20
33D ST. 4ls West: Frederic e Mott agt fou,
Hundred and sixteen West Thirtyrtnifo soEn '"''
Realty CO. owner and contractor; you.
TELLER AVE. 1o43 10 1049: Ferdinand W
Geiler agt Manhattan Island Realty Co, owner
Levy & Melvin contractors; SSl4 20.
CLINTON AVE, 6, 2s4 IT n OF lslst st. IL 1Ioh
1i2x13sx9s Church = Gates q 20 cae,sro Zin-
gales Co. owner and conuactor'
gales contractor; S3,o2I 80
CROToNA AVE, 2I54 and 2156; P J Heaney
60 agt G Zingales Co, owner ana contractor
1891 53
SAME PROPERTY; same ,ast g Zinga1es 1D cont Uo,
owner and contractor; joseph ID Da''''' ~
tractor: So 760 o.
p1DnP AVE W cor OF 140th st. box1oo;
James McAvoy agt New York Edison Co. o""''
G ] Doherty, contractor Coz
a5TH ST. 2O1 and 203 East; Sam onermsn an as'
Abraham Satzman, owner ana contractor s-''
KEITH ST o2s and 240 West; Drew q
Rro Inr set Frederick Kelley. owner; Lfandei
{ sire lessee and contractor Motor Car bqu'p
ment Co. sub-lessee; sso.
FREMONT AVE, 700; William kllnkel as'
rranCIs C'onlon. owner: Thomas Breen' con
tractor: S51.
osTtI ST. 31s West: Charles Covert agt
Augustus II Hall. owner; Mary Han oontrao'oi
ss5.
10TH ST, 8. whole front between caiIistor hEgtor
and Belmont aves: Elias NJ Pilzer agt salVasof
Tar,sco owner: Angelo Geraci, contractor tcor-
iection: $40.
FREMONT AVE, 100; Thomas r Breen @ as'
Francis Conlon. owner and CONTRACTOR Sl0f"'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS
THE BRONX


an AVE VS. 4T77 fts OF st PauIs pl: for e =
Z sty brk tenmt 26xiia4; Wendorer-Bro,nan
"a siIysrson S34 West a6th ST. presiaen!,'
oHp.r George F Pelham. 5o7 5th ave arcnlteo''
cost. $50, 900.
BOSTON RID. n 9. 1870 IT Of Bryant Az. az
,or n I sty frame store and dNlg. y ohos' I ElLa
] Pierce 1882 Bryant ave. owner henrSs 3, SO
S.im, 1857 fremont ave. architect; cost sl'soo
WEsTCHESTER AVE. $ s. Harrod ave, ".
and CIason's Point rd. 5; for 2 sly orh 80 80
and dwlg. size irreG: Trask Building co lharIs
7 Senke. 1918 Southern boulevard presiaen,,'
Cu,ner. charles Schaefer. jr. 4ol fremont ave.
architect: cost $4,000
JEROME AVE. n " cor OF Kingsbridge 70
,or a two sty brk armory. 6aTSSIS; city OF New N
York owner. Pitcher & Tachan' ~" LeN'ns'OH
ave architects: cost, si.OOO.Wp.
rJERIC AVE. s. POO II ~ 2bOth 81 for "a
. stv brk dwlg oIN52s. Victor Iamoettl 84Z<
RaIIeN ave owner; william kenny 4-o Nes'
o5gth st. architect. cost 5000
BRACKEN AVE :, l25 n Of E6enwald
ave. FOR a . sty frame d~lg 2oS5Z. M,chaei
o.Icary 4l3O pigney ave. owner; Robert Olenh'
7e9 Pas; l4ath ST architect: cost $1,000