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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
ONTARIO'S EARNINGS POOR
Anthracite Shutdown Caused
Serious Loss in Gross.

The report OF the New York, Ontario q
Western Railway Company for the fiscal
year ended June 80. which was issued
yesterday. makes an unfavorable showing
OF earnings. due 10 the shutdown in the
anthracite mining region, which caused
q serious shrinkage In the gross earnings.
The gross earnings were sS,0eI9H.
against s9.295.70o for the preceding year.
n decrease Of s767.75S. Expenses and
taxes were sG.7s3,S5s, against ss.799,
219 and net earnings were $l,16A.O66. a
decrease Of S7G2,417 Total income was
S219G.9S3, against s2.sSo.626, and efter
deducting s1.653,254 for interest. rentals
and other charges the surplus for the
year was s47S,72?. equivalent to 81 per
cent earned on the outstanding stock
against 1876 per cent earned on the same
amount in the preceding fiscal year. En-
penses for maintenance Of way and strucf-
ures were s1.26G.413. or s17s,G22 more
than in 1911.
The balance sheet as OF June 30 shows
assets and liabilities OF Ssb,I91 1913. The
profit and loss surplus was SS,92e.0s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
APARTMENT HOUSE LEASES.

Peasc q Gilman leased a large simplex
apartment at No. 9es Fifth avenue. north
corner Of Slst street, 10 Watson d.
Dickerman. Other tenants 81 tho build
ing include Levi =. Morton, Elihu Root
and Murray Guggenheim.
Payson Mel. Merrill rented duplex
apartment I'm No l3l 60 lS5 East 6Gth
street 10 Hartwell Cabell; In No. llt
East GGth street 10 H. Emil Holt, in No.
s29 Park avenue to Henry !. Parsons; In
No PSI West S5th street TO Mrs. r. l..
Young; also apartments in No. - East
seth street 10 John r. Tucker: No. 925
Park avenue TO Walter II. Seely; No.
1870 East 67th street TO Miss Alice Louns-
berry; No. 40 West blth street 10 j.. o.
Holloway. Miss Kathryn B. Bower. Mrs.
Leander b. Shaw and Mrs. Helen :.
Chaplin; at No. % East 10Th street TO
william G. Gibson and Alexander III.
Webb: at No. 13S East 10th street 20 Mrs.
Edwin La Montague; at No. ll2 West
47th street TO Louis Wendell and Richard
Muller: at No. q TO % West 30th street
TO Mrs II. b. Sayen and Mrs Virginia
NICK. Allen. and at Nos. G2-63 Washing
ton Square South ~ Carton Moore
Park.
Miss Mary Morgan Newport has leased
an apartment I'm the Hawthorne. Central
Park South. for q term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
TO CONTINUE BUSINESS
Same Receivers for Motor co.
Plants in Various States.

J. y. Rosenberg. counsel for w u. 3
Strong and Roberts Walker, receivers OF
the United States Motor Company. said
yesterday afternoon that the local courts
I'm the various states In which the com
pany carried or It's manufacturing busl-
mass had appointed MesSrs. Strong ano
Walker receivers Of all the plants IN those
states espectively-the Alden-SampSon
plant In Michigan; the MaNven-B riscoe
properties and plants at Tarrytown \.
Y: Auburn, r. l., and Newcastle. Ind;
the Brush Runsbout plant in Michigan;
tho Columbia Motor plant, in Hartford,
and the Dayton Motor plant at Dayton
Ohio. The appointment by the local
courts OF Messrs. Strong and Walker as
receivers of all these properties Mr.
Rosenberg continued, would insure the
continuance of the business under one
management without interruption.
The reorganization plan OF the United
States Motor Company. II IS understood.
VIII be ready for announcement in about
two weeks II is expected 70 provide for
large assessments .on the preferred and
common shares. with preferred stock of
the successor company 10 be given In eN-
change for the present debentures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
LIS PENOENS.
sEPTEAIBEK l3.

OATH ST. a. west. Flora Douglas sgt Char
lotte hsuptner foreclosure Of mts)' a'torhe!'
IGr 40 uortheasterIy % feet OF and south
westerly 4 feet OF lot ~, map OF Wasninstoh
Vile bronx. gore, lot c, map of South ASH
instuuyiile Bronx. lot 300, map OF Washing
tonNilIa BrouA: Autonle Benda GUARDIAN asS
NIm " Icnneid 20 al foreclosure OF h'S'
attorney. n j. Patton.
Lon 3, parcel %, rap Of Ogden estate, Bronx,
American Swedeubors Printing and Publishing
society agt Elmer Realty 60 II al toreclosuI7
Ot mtg. attorney. IL e. Brown 49,.
CONCOURSE. e. s, between 18th ana losth
ITS. lot 81. Tax Lien co OF New YORK ast
Sarah + Timpson ct al foreclosure OF uens'er
OF tax Hem: attorney. W Lustgarten.
BARCLAY ST, ~ TO ~, and WASHINGTON ST.
22I. County Holding Co agt Laura Rhine
lander ct al faction TO declare conveyance
void. attorneys Merrill q Rogers
LOTS ilS and ll9. map OF Waldo Hutcnins
estate. Bronx: Aldus Realty Co ast Edw J
Du..gan ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney,
j G. Meyers.
ioSTH sT. 100 East; David Banks ct al ast
Israel II Finkelstein % al foreclosure or mtgDi
attorney, + Makeresce. jr. 49,
iT7TH ST. . cor OF Ave st Nicholas, lOVN
9ali: Home Life Insurance 60 agt Flurl Con
struction 60 ct ell foreclosure or MTG; at
toruey II swain.
18TH ST. ~ West. Grace Stsnger ast Clara
Boumcnthal faction to foroclose mechanic .
LEM; attorney. II Flelscher.
sgTH ST. ;. 22J Il ot Amsterdam ave.
5oXiOOs: VIM. 9. strange aSt piedrick Blink
man ct al foreclosure Of mtG): attorney =
Hardy Stanclfe 4 Whitaker.
LOT to y and Is and 49, map OF estate
Of Thomas Woot. Bronx: two actions /:
Eugene r Wools agt James X Price et al
foreclosure OF two mtgs); attorney
MADISON ST. s5s: Juliette + Potter asst
Morris Florea ~ al foreclosure or mtg; at
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
F0RFEITS 900 CASH BAIL
Accused Bookkeeper Who Fur
nished It Not in Court.

Cash bail Of $1,000 furnished by Eric
Cornell, CT No. 100 DeKalb avenue, Jersey
City. who is charged with larceny, was
forfeited yesterday in the Tombs court by
Magistrate Murphy when It was found
Cornell was not in court. When the case
was called Cornells lawyer. Henry
TIIcsch, Of NO. - Franklin street asked
Tor an adjournment, which was granted.
When he started TO leave the room he
was asked the whereabouts Of his client.
Hc replied that he did not know, and the
bail was forfeited.
The prisoner was arrested last TUESDAY
on the complaint Of Henry II. Kabat, at
electrical supply contractor, Of No -
Warren street. who charged Cornell
whom he had employed as bookkeeper
with the larceny Of a check for $40 Upon
his arraignment IN court an adjournment
was granted and bail fixed at Loco
which Cornell furnished himself
Although he is charged with stealing
only $40. the police say Cornell had beer
systematically robbins his employer,
cash drawer for months II is estimated
nearly H,2oO has been taken. The polio.
have information from a former employer
Of Cornell in tho West. who declares the
man robbed him OF about $4,000 and es-
capped before it was discovered. Cor
nell's plan, they say was to substitute
checks and drafts taken from INCOMING
envelopes In the mail for cash from the
drawer for the amount Of the checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
STATEN ISLAND SALES.

ID. r. Cornell sold the Kellingan estate.
on Pine Place Stapleton. 10 Rudolph
Jaeger; for the estate OF Colonel r. Penn
Smith and Lucy i. Smith. 100 lots on
Bement avenue, West New Brighton. TO
Joseph Johnson's Sons; for the Rudman
estate. n house and plot In Quinn street,
Staplcton, to Michael Freshman; for the
Redmond estate, two lots on Curtis Place,
st. George. 10 Katharine Collins; for
George Role house and plot on Broad
way, Tottenville. TO Richard Won Horn.
At Fort Wadsworth, for the IarIin es-
tate, nineteen lots TO Rudolph Klein
schmidt, six lots to John J. Sullivan,
three lots TO Louis Heman and three lots
to Loella O'Neill; also, for William #.
Holt and George S. Mawhinney 10 Ros-
coe G. Ford, a plot on the north side OF
Albion Place. Port Richmond, and for
Josephine f.. Rudman TO Ellen Flnnerty, a
house and plot, No. "a Quinn street.
Staplcton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
PATROLMEN HELD FOR THEFT
Charged with Stealing Carcass of
Hog from Wagon.

The 18th Inspection District, In charge Of
Inspector Dwyer, reported to Police
Headquarters yesterday afternoon that
Patrolman Robert c. Corners. OF No. 1910
Bathgate avenue, The Bronx. and Patrol
man Lee Shenfeld, OF No. 1879 West led
street. both attached to the West Tooth
street station, had been arrested by In
spector Dwyer and Lieutenant Copper on
a charge OF petty larceny.
They are charged, according to the re-
port at Headquarters, with having stolen
the carcass of hog from wagon at
10Th street and Central Park West at
ALB a. m, September 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Carstein & Linnekin leased space In the
American Wooden Company Buliolhs'
Fourth avenue. to the villa Stearns Com
pany Thomas f. Brown. Of Philadelphia
ana the KIots Throwing Company; also
leased for Charles Kaye, I'm the flfth M
tional Bank building, 23d street ana Lex
ington avenue, space to K. Kaufman "
Co. Mitchell Bernstein and stephen H..
Tying, jr.. and the front part OF the
eighth floor 10 the American Association
for Labor Legislation.
Richard H. Scobie leased tho store No.
6S fremont avenue, for five years. TO
Newman Brothers; store No. osl Ire
mont avenue, 10 Samuel Forbes; stores
Nos 500 and 63 fremont avenue, to
James Butler, and a garage on Crotona
avenue, 100 feet north Of fremont avenue.
TO George F.. Ryan.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have rented for
Alfred d. Poll the fifth loft at Nos. 40
ana AZ Broome street, to the J. X
Thread Compsny; for Bernard Kreizer
the sixth loft at No. Is Elm street, TO
the Hirsch Chemical Company. Inc.
The Louis Becker Company has leased
for the Riverside Visduct Realty Com
pany the large store or the north side OF
18TH street Immediately adjoining the
northwest corner OF Amsterdam avenue
TO Harry Solomon, for long term Of
years. who VIII occupy game as laun-
dry
The Guarantor Realty Corporation has
leased TO Dilworth. Lockwood & Co. for
a term OF years the store. basement and
first loft in the building at the southeast
corner OF West and yestry streets. Dill
worth. Lockwood a Co. are dealers In
steel and steel supplies. Also, offices in
the Knabe Building. No. 80 fifth ave
nue., TO Mrs. Lillian A Belmont. teacher
Of beauty culture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14

s2foool; Sept y; $1,000, attorney, 5 O OBJ
sSTH ST, Is west 4 sty brk. 23x9s.oI
l 49, So; s55h ST. Milwaukee '"'s '7s'00'' sep
18th ST. - 1905 n . Of 7th ave, 20.
i ioSs HspoS Roth t. I %sa, 18th :.
54TH ST, 8. 100 II " Of 1th ave. s nSs
Hotel Co. 40 Nassau st (mtg s87a.0ool; 81;
10Th ST, 3o6 to ali west, 8 sty brk. sox
1905; Directors Realty Holding co TO Re-
an oooI Osng $50
Title Insurance ana Trust Co, $50 Broadway
The Bronx.
BEAUMONT AVE, 6, go tt . Of 18TH
at, 50xlo0: Ellen Slattery TO William STAT
tory Construction Co. 80 Nassau st; Sept 10;
500; attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust
BEAUMONT AVE, 5. 10 IT Of 18th
st. 6ori00: Katharine Slsttery 70 william
slnttery CONSTRUCTION Co. 90 Nassau st lmts
sntee and Trust Co, 40 Broadway. - o
BURNSIDE AVE, n g cor Morris ave, ZOE
xsi; leopold W Ha 5b! ref e., to Hy .n y
IS: $4,000; attorney. John V Irwin 2V5
Broadway
BRYANT AVE. 2OOs to 2oo7, 4eI127x
irrrgxl1O: Paul Stacknk TO Mary Losore
1898 Beach ave; one-third part tmtg 50
33ol: Sept II; ST. attorney. II Rit,srbu'ch'
so Maiden Lane.
CRIMAfINs AVE. cor Oak Terrace,
100Is8: Crimmins ave. cor OAK Terrace,
1O0x3S: Margaret q Post ct oil TO Pothar
Holding GO. ~ East 23d 81; 81; attorneys
Eidlitz & Eidlitz. 81 Nassau st
LOT 1872 map " II Duncan at Williams
bridge; Frank r. Sweetser rot, 10 James y
WnldroD, - clinton st, Borough or queens
Sept IS; $1,000; attorney, Alexander WILSON,
fSp 9th ave.
Lot S54 map Van Cor,landt estate; Belle
Salemon to Edna Abrahams, 1900 BrosdwaS
Aug 90: 81; attorney Deutsch, -oi
Broadway
LIND AVE, . s, 1858 II OF 1s5th st: 1oON
so. Joseph II Jones 70 TfiRhbridge BUILDING
GO. 949 ogden ave; Sept b. 81: attorney, + a
Snow, 10 wall n,
LOTS 19'end 20. map SO lots on 18th and
10Th sis. Wakefield 5Ox6i; Gottfried Buhlcr
10 Mary Ruhler, s2j East 22Tth st: sept -;
800; attorney William Eggert f'Oo
White Plains ave.
LOT $50 70 6o2 map Van Cortlsndt es-
tate; Major \ Rothschlld 10 Mabel q Roths-
child, doing business Workers security
co. a6 Hamilton ave. Yonkcrs, y Y; sept
'i Pfr Si'Td % AYE. 1927 2anroo; Daniel u
Hsuion TO Edw r Morris. 1927 Plmpton
ave: Aug 90: 500; address, 1927 Plimpton
ave.
14eTII ST. =. 200 II Of ST AIMS ave-,
e5yl0O; Mary Lyon TO Edna i Smith ct al.
10 Ee,t 9Th st; c. June 81; 81; attorney,
" ~ Westcott, IS Liberty ST.
iS3D ST. =. 325 ~ " OF webster ave.
25Nl0O 3N2Jx0a.9: william 6 Reimann 10
Augusta Werlich, So Fletcher ave Mt
Vernon, y Y; Sept IL. 81; attorney. I I
Hull, 80 Prospect ave, Mt Vernon. y :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Rickert-Finlay Realty Company
sold TO Raymond Clark. oC the firm OF
William Skinner & Sons. u plot with 30
feet frontage on Arleigh Road and the
East Drive. Kensington. Great Neck The
purchaser will build house for his occu-
pancy next spring.
McLernon Brothers sold for NJ. A. Wood
the plot, lcox2sl feet. on the east side OF
Webster avenue. 200 feet north OF Elan
dreau avenue, Now Rochelle. n. V The
buyer will erect dwelling hbusc.
Henry Brady has purchased OF William
+. sheehan plot. 40xlOO feet. IN eth
street south OF Montauk avenue Bayside
Qucons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
500 ROADS GOOD YEAR
More than Is Per Cent Earned
on Common Stock.

The Minneapolis, ST. Paul & Saut Ste.
Marie Railway Company reports for the
fiscal year ended June 80. 1872 Ghe figures
not including the Wisconsiu Central Rail
way. now operated as the Chicago division
Of the 500 road, gross revenue OF NT.W5,
6N6. against slS sos for the preceding
year an increase of Ss.939,15s: operating
expenses $685. 40S. against tsS75.ea5. in
crease SlS4lS. and not revenue s.5l9211'
increase s2.7593s4. Total income was
ss,577.6l4 against s,s7S,117. After deduct
ing interest. taxes and other charges.
amounting to si353.224, the surplus APP
plicable to dividends was s4224, 30 Divi-
dends at , per cent on the preferred
stock amounted 20 sSs2, 23s. the balance
s3.3f2,0s2 being equivalent to 1875 per cent
earned on the common stock, against 529
per cent in the preceding year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
BROOKLYN SALES.

BurriI Brothers sold the three story
American basement dwelling house No.
591 ID street. between Eighth avenue and
Prospect Park West FOR the Broser Real
Estate Company TO a buyer for occu-
paucy.
Robert Firth sold for MARGARET Walsh
the three story and hasemcn; dwelling
house No. lo5 Dean street TO William Nj
Adams OF Ncwburg. y. y, for occupancy.
Frank A. Seaver has sold four lots on
the north side Of SD street. 10 feet west
of Twelfth avenue, Dyker Heights. for
the Gibraltar Construction Company 20 "A
buyer. who will erect a one story frame
house thereon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
LsssEss OF HOTEL ENpIcoTT.

Julius and William Mauser are the
iessees OF the Hotel Endicott at Column
bus avenue. slst and SD streets. the leas-
ing Of which by IN: Marshall o. Roberts
estate was reported IN Yesterday
Tribune. Tho Messrs. Manger recently
acquired the lease Of the New Grand
Hotel. AT Broadway and 3lst street. and
they also operate the Great Northern
Hotel. on 56th and 57th streets; the Ma
varre. at Seventh avenue and SSth street,
and the Plaza Hotel. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
TIE METALS MARKET,

COPPER-The local market was quiet, with
lake quoted 1T 1T%s@17&c; electrolytic, II "a
l1A.c and casting. 11isdlGhc. On the Metal
Exchange standard copper was dull. with spot.
September and october quoted at l725b17. 46c,
end November Il 2J0 .boc. Arrivals OF cop
per ct New ork to-day were 3, 800 tons, and
exports for the month thus far are .03D tons.
London copper was firm; spot, rs Gs Cd. and
futures. ia SIS Cd.
TIN-Quict spot, 40 12H g49. 25c: September
az 05 d49. DO; October, 4S.90a 40 25c: Novem-
Ter. 4s5064s.S SOC. and December, 4s.27isQ
as zoe. Local sales were fifteen tons London
tin closed at 1924 les; futures. at f222
LEAD-Easy: spot, JQ5.25c, and East ST.
Louis at 495g6c. There were sales OF SO, 900
pounds September lead at &c, reported on tho
lorel exchange. London lead so los.
PELTER-Nominal New York and East
ST Louis, 7.40Q7.15c.
don Local market unchanged: No l foundry
Northern. s1e Jo9slI; No Northern, and No
Southern and soft sic 1851 25
ANTIMoNY-Firm and higher; Cooltson's.
S500s 60c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
TO FORM SAFETY HABIT. "
Santa Fe Railroad Urging Caution on
Employees and the Public.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

BY Telegraph to The Tribune
Kansas City. Mo, Sept. B.-t1fteen
thousand persons are expected TO take
part in the safety rally" under the
management OF the Santa Fe Railroad
which is to take place here tomorrow.
Caution" is TO be the keynote.
The meeting is 10 impress on railroad
employees the necessity of putting safety
ahead Of all other considerations. Nov
ing pictures will be used In demonstrate
ing how care will promote safety. and
speakers will tell stories OF the pictures
and discuss the safety habit"
The Santa Fe road asserts that as re-
suit OF It's safety habit campaigns the
number OF accidents to its employees and
passengers has decreased % per cent In
the last year. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
SOUTHERN DIVIDEND UP
30 Per Gent Declared on Pre-
ferred Stock.

The Southern Railway Company has de-
clared a dividend OF 2ia per cent on the
preferred stock. payable October e. com
pairing with per cent declared six
months ago and placing the stock on che
full 5 per cent basis The total disburse-
ment OF Az per cent for the current year
compares with 2 per cent in 1911. From
1903 to 1910. inclusive. no dividends were
paid on the Issue. In 1907 the total was
per cent, and from 1909 TO 1906, inclusive, .
per cent was paid each year.
Southern Railway preferred rose to sSss
Yesterday and closed at s31s, net gain
for the day of 2ik points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14

mammalian.
LEXINGTON AVE, $50, l6.sxSO: Nov Is,
1906: Gerard Beekman to Caroline W Mitchell
$500: attorneys, Mitchell < Mitchell, ~
LEXINGTON AVE. So. IGsssO Nov -,
5VrH 81. lO4 West. l9xI5.5: June .. 1905;
Elizabeth Brown 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
TO. sll,000; address. lI6 Broadway.
BOTH ST. ). Gill II " Of 9Th ave. 10 *
100: Nov J. 1900; Ida + Emerson. dev. TO
Abbio (. Whiteman. $4,000: attorney. Fernando
so.neer. 231 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; MAY 1. 1895: same TO
same: $1,000; attorney as above.
6sTH ST. 76 West, 2Uxl0O0; Nov -. 1903
Louise = Mahoney 10 tho Bowcry savings
Bank So 600; attorneys. strong \ Cadwaia-
7cTH sT. 265 West is.GAlOo5: Aug 3. 1908:
James and Mary J Hebron to Philip Steven
son; $4,000. attorneys Merrill & Rosers, los
Ii7TH sT. 9o3 East e,x5O; April 70 1912:
Beniauino and Lucy \ Pompilo to Robert
,leland; Sl,2Oo attorney, + W Duckworth.
Is2D ST. 5. $50 It e of 1Ith ave. 25x7o .:
Sept is. 1895: Emanuel Alexander to Robert
y Oakley and ano. eNrs, 5000: attorney. J +
The Bronx.
AVENUE \, cor 10Th st. iO}xaO5
unionport Nov 81 1905: Louisa stacllardt to
John Sommer; $1,000, attorney Title Guaran-
tee and Trust co, l7G Broadway
bi'lGGS AVE, 30 n OF intersection with
= 4,
Alonzo Fogel Jr. ct al to Clara n Van Stcen-
bergh; $3.50; attorney, William II Van Steen-
bergh. 10 Wall IT.
HOME ST s, - II OF Fox 1t. al dlvid
ing linc between lots and T. map 72i. Fox
estate. I'D Ward. 2LfX0l sx25xsp2: NAV IT.
1911: jesse Roberts TO Annie T. Moffett: So
700. attorneys. Afnslein a Levy. rs Broad
way
HOME ST. $. % # from point OF inter
section thereof with q Fox (Rarretto) n
runs ei.lN i2.ox DISK 90 to begin
ming; June H. 1911, Eva SIeVol la Ahr,E''.,
Fox and ano; $500; attorney, William Weiss,
SAME PROPERTY; May 10. 1907: Max and
Ruth Schiesinger to Gus Fluid: 81 boo attnr
nc,s hmfLnlhn * Ftankenhelmer. - Broad 81.
Doi 81 map uf lialght estate. West Ches-
tcr' sept ~, lso-; Arthur and Elizabeth Nc
Buiney To Mount II Vincent Cooperative
Buldins ana Loan Association: 81. 900; attor-
ney. Fred g i.eubuscher 90 Nassau 81
LOrs ~ and a. map a57. -parby estate.
March j. loO9: Victoria D'Andrea 10 AuglIste
and Trust co. l7G Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: Aug o, 1912: Ike and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
Ass,eNMENrs OF MORTGAGES.

FIor.nos Wilkens TO Empire Mortgage co;
10 Louis r saumsnicht 8, al. exrs' to Emma
Mohrmann; $Stn. l.. o.,.. ,sor,oags
Manhattan Mortgage GO. to Guar "oitsase
Co. 4 assignments; S8I,9ls 90. v,.z
q & J Marin Company to Fero'h@na n"
man; s37, 600. -, .. o.,,r,Ss A
Adels X. Gardiner to Gertrude A. oBrien'
Louisa Stuckhardt 20 John sommeri SI ooo
Hobart Guion exr, TO Mutual BANK so2 oc.n
John n. Jselin 10 John Mel. Nash; sx"vo.
los w. Lawrence, trus., to JOS W. Law
renee; 3 assignments; 81 ,,, w.. x,no
Elia Heaney to National Holding ~ a..
John I, Kee 70 Vineand National bahh'
sI.7O0. s.ror,. ii
Peter ] Dsvine to Frank K swaT,wou'
Jas Pilkington TO Mount Morris Bahk; -;
Manhasset Investment Co TO areeh"i'Ah 'A'
ings Bank; $50, 600 A.. w rifs
Insurance Co; $50, 600. pank NJ
Geo II Fitzgerald to Dollar Savings BANK OF
city OF New York; $4,000
Same to same: s26, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
LEASES lANGDON HOTEL.

Gerson Stein has taken long term
lease OF the IAngdon Hotel. at Nos. l57
and l5s West l2ith street. from Jerome
4. Myers. The structure is ten stories
high and occupies IA plot a0yloO feet. hcinS
located rs feet east OF Seventh avenue.
The property vas traded last year by the
Aver estate, Of Boston. for the twelve
story Myers Building. at Nos. Il and -
Maiden Lane. The property was leased
To John l.. Korndahl for twcnty-oHc
years but was not carried through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
100000 APARTMENT HOUSE

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton OF an eight story and basement
apartment house at No. 50 East esth street
for the Jackson Realty Company. David
VI. E!sner president II will have a
frontage Of 20 feet and a depth of S3Ii
feet and will accommodate eight families.
Emery Roth, architect. estimates the cost
~ 500 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
REALTY NOTES.

An expenditure Of 10000 Will be made
TO comply with the municipal order to re-
move entertainments in front OF the Har-
lem Savings Bank at No. IA to l2S East
18TH street. Alfred II. Taylor Is the
architect.
Loren r. Johnston, formerly OF the
Flagler hotels. has been appointed man
ager of the newly built Majestic Hotel.
and Will reopen the apartment hosiery
this evening at six o'clock, with con-
cert and dinner.
A loan OF $1,000 has been obtained BY
the j. Schwartz Contracting Company
from the Prospect Investing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
lE.psrlrHrpI-D ~

SEPTEMBER ~
AUDI BON AVE $50 n cor OF 10Th 81
store; Queen Nab. Co TO lsidor Bravcinan:
yrs from Oct /, 1911; 500: address. 53i Yves,
l1sth II.
BROADWAY. sol: store and basement,
broadway Improvement Co 10 COSTS Talks: II
yrs and mos from oct l. 1912: 81 800. al
dress. 1870 East "a st
CHATHAM AgUARE. 81: all: Michael r
ltidl TO DIV ; Branigan; yrs from Nav /
1917; $1,000: address. 40 East lG6th st.
% AVE 53I TO COL and 33d st. 25s East
Orells - Brown et al To Samuel Muller; 2 yrs
mos and IL days from Sept l. 1917. 81 40.
address 25s East sd 1T.
9TH AVE. 20 to 2s:i; stores etc. Henry A
Stcinbcrg to W T Grant 60. 20 9TH ave; :
dress, pa 9th ave.
10TH ST, i0s 10 East first floor; Raffaele
June I, 1872 TO NAV /. Ioij 81, 800; addres.
20 East l16th 81.