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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-10

nikneme delsi cestu do Brainard,
kde navstivime veskere ceske OBJ
cbodnfky, ktefi slfbf nam sve L.
castenstvl pfi slavnosti nasl. Dal-
81 cestu podnikne pruvod do slay-
neho Brna. Vjezd do Brna bude
imposantni. V brane mesta zahra-
je kapela "Moravo, Moravo, Mo-
rayicko mila," nacez prnvod ubi-
rati Sc bude k stare radnici, by
popatfil ma devftihlaveho draka.
Po prohlednuti stare radnice pred
stayf sc nam obcane V. Blatny,
Zeman, bratfi Proskoycove, Ka-
spar, j. Kratky a JIM. PAX pro-
bledneme 81 jeste jine pamatky
mesta, zvlast6 moderDf Sokolov-
nu - q 0 navsteyu naH maticky
Prahy bude postarano, neb zname
nase sousedni Brno, vine pre-
dem, ze bgde jedDo tech prv.
mich. y Brna po patnacti minu-
tach octneme Sc V Able, maleb-
mem to mGsteGku, kde ale panuje
ely narodnf obchodnf ruch. Ma.
ystivfme bratry SgoDody, obeana
J. Hasfka a ostatni pfatele a jsem
jist, ze nam velkym poctem ma
ysteyu oplaH.
y Able zajedeme 81 do Linwood
podfvat Sc ma la mista, kde sta
vala pryni posta a starry mlyn.
Vypravujff nam prynf zakopnici,
ze az 300 mil chodili 81 pesky
pro psani Myslim, ze j tam nas
vfele pfivitajf, a jiz napfed vidim
usmGvav6 tvafe obGanh bankefe
Mundila a DR.. Drask6ho, jiz oba
budou ochotni pro mas we nciniti
nedayno jim ucin6nou navsteyu
jiste nam oplati. Neradi Sc bu-
dem mimi loutiti, ale musime
yzdyf ma mas budon cekati Y
Morse Bluffs obGane q start znaml
bratfi HinesovG, Rackove, Raj.
ckove, OndraGkov6 a jine pfatele,
ktefiz nam ysichni pfislibi, a TAX
Jim mhzem dat kredit, ze ma mas
slavnost vsichni pfijedou. A tu
budeme u cile naA automobilovt
projizdky. PAX 81 jeSte yyproa'
me cd obcana a pfftele Kaplana
pozehnani budeme ubirati Sc X
domovu -- do matiGky Prahy.
- V ned6li 7. cervence odby
vala Sc v evaneglickem kostelc
slavnost Husova pestrym pro
gramem. Ucastenstvf bylo slusne
- Mas krejci Lampif nyni pra
cuje a vzpomina ma zasle easy.
Tatinek.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-10
z PRAGUE, NEBRASKA.

Nzhuru nam BE cby5teJ, DfheHu,
do Prahy, a neyahejl
Mesto nase svateR stroll
dnes po etvrtstolet6m boii,
uplynulem jako sen.
Jest tomu prave % rokn, kdy
protaIa krajinu naH draha Bur
lington a vykdzala pole k rome
feni pro mesto Prahu. Byla to
hola prerie, jen tn tam stal ne
jaky topol, zasazeny rukou Jos.
Kaspara A ma tomto pustem mi.
ste zapocali jsme svou einnost a
praci. Peneznich prostfedkd me.
| Ii jsme malo, "a TO ale odyaha, Ia.
ska, obetavost byly ysech mas
enosti. Vsechnem nam starym u
tkv6la stara doba Ia mile pane
ii. Nevynasel Sc jeden mad dru.
heho, byli jsme vsichni cbudi. Ne.
zayideli jsme nikdo nikomu jeho
postayeni, neb vsichni zapasili
isme mnohymi svizely a starost-
mi. A TAX ubihala leta. Prac0va-
III jsme a nyni sklizIme ovoce sye
vytrvale prace.
Dnes Praha jest chloubou nasi.
Co vse vykonano behem ctyrtsto-
lett Mad mestem ma male vyso-
cine stoji krasna 11-tndni skola,
obklopena krasnym parkem. Po u
licich prochazi Sc c,zlnec po tyr
dych chodnikach chladem kras-
nych sadn a zahrad. Ma druhe
vysine pne Sc krasna novodoba
vodarna. Ia tmavych noel osvet-
Iuje mesto nase elektricke svetlo.
Diva kostely a sin ZCBJ. dodava-
j phvabu m6stu a vice jinych "a
fizeni modernich zvelebuje nase
mesto j okoli.
Proto tedy usnesli jsme Sc po-
fadati asi dne Is. a l6.i srpna ve-
likou ctvrtstoletou pamatni slav-
most.
Ku pozvani nasich okolnich
NEST a pratel yyjede australasia
karavana hudbou cele We
mnoha automobilech. Vezmou sse-
bou tiskarnu a budou rozdayati
terstye pozyani programy ku
slavnosti. Nase hasice a cetu Mo
dernich Drevafn V stejnokrojich
yySleme jako eestnou straz Pr1.
vod svefime vedeni nejstarsimu
m6sfanu oh6anu Tom. Simankovi,
ktery pojede We SVEN vlastnim
automobilu Program prnyodu u
yefejntn bule pfiStim elsie 20.
kroku ZApadu
i Die meho nahledu poiede pro-
yod asi takto Vyjeieme smtrem
vyehodo. .polednim, projedeme me
stem Malmo, odtamtud poiedeme
( okresnimu mastu Wahoo. kle o,
sekAvati mas hudou uasi slan oh.
zane prahy, obeane v kireh
man a II fiser, / mind pfidruiI
81 nas sssti priyniei oheant
X SlAma rlaaek a Donate a sllbi
Il nam. a. praeoyat huinn pro vel
lkf v{let Mahoa da prahy
/ 70 roalousenl - wahoasskS !
nj odiedems 10 s,aFehylshe ms
sta Weston Tam nasatislms ma
= pfisniyee. ahaany v rapa. No
sanda, koadelu, hFatry vei,y
NeyAky. ehssna llakla = iine 10
hfs pfAiels. atskASsiiee II nlei
yslik9he aaaslsns,sl Va 70 pol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
REALTY NOTES.

The West Side Taxpayers Association
will hold regular meeting at No. 267 West
34th street. this evening. The law and leg
islative committee, John ]. Pheelan, chair
man, will report on the work at Albany in
the last legislative session, particularly In
regard TO bills defeated and bills now
awaiting the approval Of the Governor.
Matters of Importance TO taxpayers VIII be
discussed
Charles s. Carscallen. the present tenant
is the buyer Of the dwelling house No. BIZ
West End avenue. the sale Of which by the
Crittenton estate was reported IN ycster-
days Tribune.
Alfred Seton is the purchaser Of the
dwelling house No. West 500 street sold
by Henry u. Winans & May for Thomas
Denny.
Catherine Bremen is the buyer Of the
dwelling house No. 40 West 2lSt street.
sold recently through Louis Schrag.
Henry d. Winans & May were the brokers
in the sale Of the dwelling house No. %
West sd street for the Sanford estate 10
Dr. Robert G. Reese.
James II. Cruikshsnk and William d.
Fitzpatrick acquired title to No. 767 Green
witch street on Monday. 1t will be improved
in connection With No. 10, adjoining. re-
Gently purchased through Herbert a. Sher-
man
Du Bots & TAYLOR negotiated the re-
sale for Louis X. Ungrich Of four lots run
ming through from Amsterdam 20 -. Mich
olas avenue, 30 feet south Of 1Soth street to
John Katzmann. who will erect six story
building.
s. Alvin Piza. Harry \. FEEDER and Will
lam r. Cooling have been elected members
of the Real Estate Board Of Brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and attorney
Interest . per cent, unless otherwise stated.
APRIL 10
arsr
MANHATTAN.

AMSTERDAM AVE. r W cor Of lssth ST. ok
100: Amsterdam ave, W cor OF 18TH IT. 9ixlOo;
Napoleon Construction co to William Adams
Glen Cove. Long Island. and ano collateral mtg
prior mtg $1I,JOOj April .: due as per bond :;
): attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. 100 Broadway.
BROADWAY $50 and s34 a5x4sx lrrcg: Isidor
Bach 20 Theresa Metzger. 81 East 72d ST; April
5. due per bond; $4,000; attorney. James
Frank 11j Broadway.
DUANE ST, So, 25x7T; Jumel Terrace. Il. Tx
100: Mary FerTigan to Milton NJ BIumenthal
3I5 West 99,h st; Oct 81. 1911; due as per bond
$500 attorney. l. Brock. - Park Row.
BRoADWAY' e cor OF i04th st. 73xicO Hope
Baptist Church 10 Sarah O Clark and anO. IL"
West iO5th ST; April /; yrs, q per cent: Sill
600; attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
CLINTON ST. 81 25x1OO; Rosie Wckowitz TO
william Welkowitz. 10a West 1Ilth st: April A.;
3 yrs per cent; $500; attorney, Hugo Cohn
JAMES SLIP. g. 2lx36x lrreg: Jennie Benulnq
to Sarah u Ceyill. Coeymans, Albany County,
y; April >: . Yrs; $500; attorney, Title In
LEXINGTON AVE. 1893 2jxsOx irreg: Rose
Berar4 to LeWis Sisson 2625 Grand Con
course; April .. yis; per cent; $1,000 attor-
ney. Joel Krone. 800 Broadway
LOT DO DIX 1905. tax map: Jacob l. Wolden-
berg TO Arthur A Miller 1877 South LIST ave.
bond: $4,000: attorney. Titie o1 tja,yantee and
Trust co. 116 Broadway
3D. AVE. GO cor Of 4ad st, 25xlOO: Marie
g Wise and ano 10 Louise Darrow. ga Central
Park West: April 10; 3 ers: SIS 600; attorney y
j OBeirne. l32 Nassau ST.
Mailer TO Clara Hecht. 4OS Wegt 13Cth 81; April
Urior mtg O.l72); due Nov l. 1919 per
cent; sl3 400; attorney. James T. Reynolds. 20
Thomas pl.
STH AYE, W cor of god st. 57AIOO: Kath-
arine Moore 70 American Mortgage 60. ~ Mas
saG 81; AP Gd, o: yrs ~ cent $4,000
sI'H AVE. T76 10 $50 SOY irrer. William "
lame, 70 Emigrant Industrial savings Bank. -
enanln"gs - prior rntr st2a. 001, yrs: $1,000.
NtH ANl. y cor II i2d Fl eiye9x rrer
NuhShl Dsnlel IN EniErsnt Indus rial 4 a.
inss SahA' o. Chambers 81. April 20 0Glor mt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Charlotte Ruppel 10 Hermine Bojanda. 81
r ADAMS Realty Co 10 Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust CO.. 81.
Jacob Kohm TO Jacob koehm; $500
sarah and Aaron NJ Myres, eXrs, TO Mortimer
NJ Menken; 81, $50.
lily J Rogers to Alfred Lpman; 1900
Herman " BaumGnn 10 George Hsuser: 500
German Exchange Bank TO Joseph ShaefHer. 81
Estee . Horkheimer h New York Mortga ge
and Security Co: $4,000.
9 G. Coakley and ano, eXrs, TO Salome Hamee
81
Dyrc Avenue Realty Co TO First Mortgage
Debenturo and Real Estate Co assigns Is mtssi.
81
First Mortgage and Real Estate co 10 Mount
Vernon Trust Co assigns mtgs): $4,000
Edw NJ Clarke to Gottlieb + MunchlnRer.
81 500
Lewis sisson 10 solomon WE'LL $1,000
Samuel Goldberg 10 Bennett Gordon: 81.
Gertrude VI Welde 20 George Fuck $Gl.5l5.
Reliant Holding 60 10 Gertrude J Levy; 500
Annie Leahy 10 Eliz Kiefer: 81 900
Frederick Jack 10 Charles TrOeb: 81
Walter Donovan TO Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co: $4,000.
Lambert SuydPm ir. TO Margaret Helm: s. 900
Clara llecht 70 Frederick - John. 81
Smith Ely TO New York state sunday School
Association; nominal.
Solomon stitch ir trustee to John 4 Asuiu-
wall and anO. trustees 81. 900.
Herman Leis TO Nicholas Ludwig: 81 200
Albert Hicks To Hudson Trust 60: 81
Board Of Education Of Reformed Church in
America 20 VIM Amend. $3.50
Frederick - John 10 James T. REYNOLDS. 81
Gcorgr y + Howard To Aaron Schrier: S21 100
George II JAMS e. John II Post: 81 600
Lawyers Mortgage 90 TO Grace / Crosse. "a Opo
American Mortgage 60 to United states Trust
Co. $1,000
Lave ~ MoitEagc 80 To : = smith to5 r.st
3rth 81. aud tno. trustees: $1,000
Same % Augustus = Gurlrz aud ano. exrs.
s. 800. ' ~''
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust "a ~
Albin Noegel. $500. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
ORDERS SUBWAY CONTRACTS
P. S. G. Prepares for Public
Hearing on Dual System.

Another important step toward the act
ua accomplishment Of further rapid transit
facilities was taken Yesterday when the
Public Service Commission by unanimous
vote directed its counsel to prepare the
proposed form OF contract with the Inter-
borough Rapid Transit Company. and to
complete the form OF contract with the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, or a
company To be formed In its interest for
the equipment and operation Of the dual
rapid transit railway system" Then fol-
lows an enumeration Of the lines as out
lined In the offers OF the two companies.
# was explained by Chairman Wilcox
that the offers at present were merely in
the form OF letters, and that before a pub
lie hearing was held IL would be necessary
TO reduce the terms to the form OF writ
ten contract. While the names or the COM
pany were In the resolution, 1t was en-
plaIned that IL would not prevent the
preparation of contracts for independent
operation or operation by any other COM
pany. nor would II prevent the submission
of tho proposed contracts to public bid
dug.
Counsel was also directed 10 prepare Ger
,ircaies for the third tracking and exten-
sicn Of the existing elevated lines OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
LEASES.

Louis Schrag has leased for Robert T.
Kelly the building. No. 26 East 4lst street
10 the Neal Farnham Company, incorpo-
rated. for term of years; for Samuel
Sommer the first loft in building. No. $50
sixth avenue. to Messrs, Reimer e. Brother
for term of years; for Johnson &; Fleish-
hauer a loft In the building. No. 107 TO 1l3
West 18th street to Matilda Goldblatt for
q term OF years
The Charles r Moves Company has
leased the building. No. 70 Front street.
southeast corner of Old slip, 10 the Potter
Sloane O'Donohue Company. Extensive
improvements will be made to the premises
and the entire building used by the lessee,
which was forced TO vacate its building at
Old slip and Water street, which was re-
Gently purchased by w. Il. Grace & Co.
Huberth & Gabel have leased the first
loft at No. 1856 Prince street to the Union
ust Company. the second loft 10 Charles
rohen. and the third and fourth lofts Of
No. 595 Broadway 30 the Eisenhardt-Son
Company.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
through ". G. Senior the store at No. 1851
Broadway to the Braender Tire Company;
through Frederick Fox & Co. the third floor
at No 90 West 45th street to Emily b. VIII
son for n term of years.
shaw & Co. have leased the following
stores No. 1858 Amsterdam avenue TO Peter
and Charles Bussemi, No. 200 Seventh ave-
nue. to Jacob Friedman, No. 1855 Eighth
avenue TO Mary Klein, No 4S7 Central Park
West 10 Charles Diament and No. 55l West
125th street TO Louis Patlar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
TUBE CEMENT SHOWS SPOTS
Engineer and Railway Officials
Saw Trouble Isn't Serious.

Something i'm the soil Of Hoboken and
Jersey city has been causing spots OF de-
composition to appear on the concrete lin
ings Of the new Lackawanna tunnel through
Bergen Hill. the Erie cut and that section
of the Hudson & Manhattan tubes which
parallels the Hudson River between the
Iackawanna and Pennsylvania stations.
Engineers and chemists have been studying
the problem for some time. but have been
unable TO discover the cause. They are
practically sure that II is some acid which
attacks the alkaline substance in the con-
crete. and that II Is not the fault OF the
concrete Itself.
Charles NJ Jacobs. OF Jacobs & Davies,
the firm OF engineers which built both the
McAdoo and the Pennsylvania tubes con-
Meeting New Jersey and Manhattan, said
yesterday that he considered the trouble
much less serious than eectrolysis con-
dtion, he pointed out. that engineers had
been able to deal with successfully.
ITS lust n little local disease attacking
the outside OF the concrete In spots" he
said. There's nothing organic about IT..
We doctors Of the engineering profession
are fully qualified to deal with it. IT needs
only a little homeopathic treatment,
There is absolutely no sign OF this de-
composition in the Pennsylvania tunnels
through Bergen Hill. at Weehawken. ell
though these tunnels are lined with con
crete manufactured from the trap rock
and trap sand OF the hill itself That shows
it seems to me. that nothing in the Bergen
Hill rock can be the cause"
Vice-President FIske, of the Hudson &
Manhattan Railroad, and Chief Engineer
g. J. Ray. OF the Lackawanna, both made
light OF the trouble as something that need
ed investigation. but did not warrant the
slightest anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
APRIL 10.

AVE A. i4I; store etc: Matilda Bernh auer.
exr 10 frank Garfunkel; 10 yrs from May l..
1912: 81 500; address, 236 East 18Th 81. ,,,
AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor OF ltOth St VIII
lam II Davidow to Charles T Daniels; yrs from
May /. 1911: 81. 100: address. Jos West lI2d 81.
BOWERY, 10; ali. estate T Lustgarten 10
Dennis Dunn: yrs from May /. 1872; $3.50;
address 52s 57th 81, Brooklyn.
CANNON ST. rs: all: Rachel Perlman TO
Abraham Bnwohner and ano: yrs from March
l. 1911; 81, 400. address, 135 Goerck ST.
EAST END AVE %; store, etc: Emilio DOT
schel TO Signund Frieser; yrs from May l.
1912; 81, 500; address IS Bast End ave. 49,
EAST BROADWAY, 1S5 and 1871; second, thlrd
and fourth floors. etc; Ezekiel Sarasohn ana ano
TO Joseph Eron: yrs from May !, lSl2: 80
coo; address 1j3 East Broadway.
FRANKLIN ST. 10; store and basement; An
CELLO Legniti 10 Luigi Rapuzzi; yrs from May l.
1911: 5000; address 10 Franklin ST.
MADISON AVE, 1914; store and part basement;
Solomon Weinhander 20 Bella Friedman 4 yrs
mos from Feb /, 1911; Sl,30o; address 1914
Madison ave.
PROSPECT AVE, II II OF Home st, 4lx54x
irreg; ALL Ittner Realty co TO Rose Cohen; . yrs
from Dec 10. 1909; 81 500; address. on premises
WASHINGrON ST, $50: Sd floor, etc; Lester
I Denner and ano 10 l. ID Crossmond; " IRON
Nav J. 1872 $T20; address. IS West ssth St
1ST AVE 600; store and basement Mchael
J Rove 20 PletTo SspdsloTe: yrs ! month from
April 7, 1912 $500 address 100 East il2ih st.
sTH AVE 26i7 north y store. etc; Herman
Kats & Brother 10 Nathan Brschfeld. yrs Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
LIS PENDENS.

10TH ST. 81 West: Solomon I. Pakas sgt Elem
iSh Realty co Specific performance; attorney. II
Reeves
HOME ST. 5. lots IS 70 80. map No 107s
city Of New York Insurance Co sgt Surety Land
60 et al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, Caring
ovRpELAND AVE c $. 275 # OF Marin st, St
SoHl9S; Nreelsnd ave. 8 300 II 81 I Eatins
Mallett ct al foreclosure OF mts)' attorney
" II Arnold. ,-,
ing 60 AIT Bernard Reich et al foreclosure oil
Item; attorney. W McCombs ,oo-
10 PRALNAGE ST. v S0G 0t s1 sg f Pentamn
viau ct al (amended foreclosure OF mtg; attof
ii2oTH ST. STU" IS East: Helen D Clark sgt Jacob
IIirsch ct nj foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys
stanton & Hopkins. ..o ,,..
GREENWICH AVE-. i2a; Henri aICy -. $50; 'l n
on and 7th 81 $50 and 2S2 East: Frederick J.
Haus sst John " Hildenbrand ct al 'amended
g7TT S'r, n r. goo u OF "a ave, 2jNloo ~ .
George II Coutts agt Salle We'll ct al 'aInended
foreclosure OF mtg, attorney. WIG, ..
2ss Macdousal st. ~. city Real Estate 90 az,
Michael F Eagan ct al foreclosure OF mts)' at
''I w ~: AVE. a5u and 1886; two actions;
Francis O lloyd et al agt Irving Construction
90 ct al foreclosure Of two mtgs); attorneys
sTARTJNG AVE. Sc cor Washington st. 1osx
534: Mary Il Cash agt Isaac y ABBOTT ct a.
Goreclosurs Of mtg: attorneys, Ferris Roeser *
nth ST. Ga East: Klara Selig ast Abraham
Glanzer ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney Z
Schwick.
WEBSTER AVE, 354s; Francis 9 Lloyd ct al
ast Irving Construction 90 ct 81 foreclosure OF
mtg: attorneys. Merrill Rogers
WEBSTER AVE. 353s: John Hyslop ast irving
Construction 90 IT al Ctoreclosure OF mtg; at
torneys Merrill 4 Rogers. 80
l27TH ST. =. 1872 8 u ~ BROADWAY, lVot
$50. iis,h At s. IS n Of IpnoI ave, TX
InbIi: Isdor Nosson - al agt Israel Lippinahn
notice ~ levy; attorney, Gottieb.
WEBSTER AVE. 1850 John Hyslop agt irving
Construction co ct nj foreclosure OF mtg; at
torneys, Merrill e. Rogers.
PRINCE ST 100; MARI OttnEsr 81 al sEt
Walter J Moore 81 al foreclosure Of MTG; at
,o-levs thurman e F'rankenhsimer.
WEBSTER AVE. $40: John HysloP sEt irving
C'ous,rtctiou 90 % al foreclosure OF MTG; at
torneys Merrill & Rogers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
BIG JERSEY CITY PARCEL SOLD.

& Manhattan Railroad Company TO the Ma
tionaI Carbon Company, represented by the
Frank ]. Mathews Company, the block
bounded by Henderson and Provost 18th
and 18th streets. Jersey City. 20Ox4OO feet
This property was acquired several years
ago by the selling company and was utilized
for storage purposes while the Hudson tun-
nels were i'm course Of construction. The
block was held at $500 Title will pass
on August 1.
II is understood that the purchasing COM
pany will erect new building on the site
Its present plant is on West Side avenue,
near the grounds Of the Jersey City Base
hall Climb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11

Manhattan Railway Company and the
BROOKLYN Union Elevated Railway Com
pany.
It was also decided that provision snouiu
be made In the contracts for the temporary
operation OF all lines or parts OF lines a.
rapidly as completed, including the stem
way tunnel, pending the completion OF its
extensions and the Fourth avenue subway
in Brooklyn and the Centre street loop III
Manhattan.
Commissioners Cram and Maltbie' VINO
are opposed to the suggested contracts De-
cause Of the preferential payment proVlS-
ions. said they would vote for the resolu-
ton. as it did not commit them to any
thing. As Commissioner Maltbie expressed
It: at gives counsel something to DO WIN
ont committing anybody to anything.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11

SdleSToOlIif NUS - anu Az NfS'S SpNN''
BY Joseph z. Day.
ALLEN ST. 1876, 9 3, 22s # Of Stanton st.
22XSS1, ( sty teumt With stores, executor
sale. sold TO r Van Warmer for s14.1oo
sTH AVE e25 and 627 5. 4s.8 u = ~
sold "a TO Aifred skinner for $22s 500
5TH AVE, s cor 96th st. 100 sx1oo; frame
bldgs and vacant. executors y, sSs; G IN
G9l1: frame stables and vacant; executors
sale: withdrawn.
70: sty tenmt and stores. executors sale'
sold to James Feist for S4s7Oo
MAIDEN LANE. 113, cor Pearl 81, 25eT
sold to Charles F Moves for s44,IOo.
MAIDEN LANE, 1o5 " cor Pear, St. cox
sold tc William crawford for $50 100
GREENWICH ST, 765. :, CT II ~ Bank
ST. 21x692; Sly dws; executors sale with
HUBERT ST. II and 10, ' " cor Of collistcr
ST, 5O4xloO; sly warehouse; exr's sale; with
GHARLToN ST. 100 TO- log. 5. 12t1 # Of
Greenwich st. 9s .4x1Oo.6; sly loft bldg and two
sly tennis; exr's sale. sold to 9 Mailer Tor
'iV VHNDAM ST. 81 to es, s. sol Z. y OF IIud-
son 81, $50 1xi008; sty loft bldg and I'VE s,N
tennis; exrs sale; sold TO c Moller for Sl2oVoo
i2srH ST. 1876 n $. 25s # e Of IN ave. COX
90. II; sty hathouso; eKrs sale; sold to G Mol
5erA 81 80 west 1227 (, t,.5 Rr9s%-
sold stone sS for sl77 Ft@69' also 6en'' Won "
RROOME ST, 400 and 4e4, 5, 60 II e o. West
Broadway 4Ox75: sly loft and store bldg' soli
128TH Sr. 20 and 20 West $. 30 = " o.
h aye o5 S:be.Sn s f5r sSs sGd also Es'a" "oo
GREENE ST, IS 8, 1917 n n Of ,anal 81,
% .3xI0O; 6 sty loft and store bldg sold 70 the
pS saB ST. t'T s4 '3 Vest s. 525 IT q nth ave
aoS 11oo 3 Sly tenInt sold to ! Matten for
si-'''V' Py Rrvan l. Kennedy.
seTH ST. so West. n Z. 30 # Of u. Columbus dur
ave, % 6xloOs: sty dwR bid IN at $500 S'so,,
12ST ST. 6l4 East 5 ,i s II i' At "a F''''"'
ave 8r SER ST. ISIS =, Isl n " OF Mulberry
St 25x1OO: and sty tennis. bio IN at S2o'VVo.
., To11nooS ave 5OxiOO; sty brk market; sold
70 James Meehan for $1,000 ,o.,. -.
MANHATTAN AVE. 12l " cor loo'h 81
h5TH ST 3is Bast, <, 22a II OF n ave,
25xi0O5; sty tenmt; sold 10 John Drummer Tor
| aSD ST. 1s4 East s. s48 II " Of I'd ave.
lJ.6x75.s; sty dwg; sold to Leon ; M'maYer
lot TTH ei hV. ' @24e ana pas = % # OF 1920
Iokloo Two S oa ts s Si.h 100 stores 'od
to1T n i,@ AVE- 1855. s. 1903 Il n Of 1G5th st.
2sNIi2; sty dwg; bid in at Sc. $50
MADISON AVE Lakewood, y D. A. 5 e cor
Main s. 2OOx2ssx irreg. with sty d"g and
sty garage: bid in at s34, $50.
1lsTH ST. 324 East. s s. 335 II " Of lst ave,
90x1O0.10: sty dwg; Withdrawn
BY the James i. Wells Company.
TIEBOUT AVE. cor 1s9th St 75x70 with
drawn: no bids. ~
TIEBOUT AVE. " $, - II Of is9th 81. IS. BY
7ox75 to 1s9th st x45x113 5xl1j; withdrawn; no
bids.
At the Bronx Exchange, No. 1856 Third
avenue
BY Joseph p. Day.
FULTON AVE. 1851. W S. 1898 It Of t70,h
st SO 3x2OG 11x31 5x207: 3 sty dwg sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000
OLINVILI,E AVE. 1857 " cor Magenta 81,
50xiOO Wakefield; sold 20 the plaintiff for $1,000
222D ST, 625 East, cor Carpenter ave
" 81 o. Wakefield: sold TO the plaintiff Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-11
ALTERATIONS.
MANIIATrAN.


MADISON AVE, E cor 43d st; TO IL sly
store and Offices; Charles e Co, S3l Madison
ave. owncr; e l Berg. 33l Madison ave. archi-
tect; $500 900.
AVENUE -. 145 and ~. and 9th st, COB
East: TO two sty and basement settlement
houses Christodoro House. premises, owner;
Grow. Lewis & Wickcnhoefer 200 9Th ave,
architects; S35, 600.
18TH ST. 1871 and 15a West: TO n sty
stable: W f Donnelly. 90 Nassau st. owner;
q McCabe, 90 5th ave, architect; 10000.
ELDR1DGE ST. 105 and 107: to a sty
police station; city, owner; l. A Sheinart, 1oi
BcUery'. architect: $4,000.
THE BRONX.
BRONX BOULEVARD. . =. $50 n = OF Gun
Hi Road; Ia | sty frame dvg, i2X437
John y Lazzari, on premises. owner: William
+ fringe, 49, Rarker ave, architect; $500.
BRONX BOULEVARD, Q s. 264 n Of Gun
Hi Road; 10 sty frame dwg. 1sy43e;
Jofn u Larzari, on promises owner; William
Prlnslc 1892 Barker ave architect; 5000.
BRONX BOULEVARD. . $. 50 n Of Gun
Htll Road; 10 a sly brk dwg. 2JX32: John p
LazzaT, Oh promises, owner; William Y
Pringle So Barker ave. architect: $4,000