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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY.-Ursua c. Burns has sold TO
Max Marx the plot Of three lots on the east side
of Broadway. 90 feet south OF the junction OF
Hillside and Maggie avenues, 15.5xllO.2x irregu-
lar.
BOTH sTREEr.-Robert II. Jones has sold for
William Goldstone No. 1i9 West Both street,
I'VE story tenement house lot 25x9S9 feet TO
the Security Mortgage Company. In exchange
Mr.. Goldstone takes Nos 400. 4O4 and 400 Cherry
street size 81 sx1OO feet. with three four story
front and rear tenement houses, with stores. on
plot 64.Sx100 feet. The resale Of the Both street
parcel 10 the Karnack Realty Company was re-
Gently reported
74TH STREET.-THE SteTy estate has sold
No. 81 West 74th street four story and base
nent stone front dwelling house. on lot 25xi02 2
feet, near Central Park West. The house, which
Is directly opposite the row OF American base
ment dwelling houses owned by the Clark estate,
Was held at $50 600
Sd STREET. Harris ard Maurice Mandel-
tor OF the Lawrence estate, No. 50 West Sd
three story building. ON lot 25x90 feet This
- the INST time this property has changed hands
IN thirty years The Douglas Robinson. Charles
; Brown Company negotiated the deal.
18th STREET.-Pease e. Gilman have sold
for h. Il. and l.. Kerr No. ~ West 56th street
four story dwelling house, on lot 25x1O0.5 feet,
10 a client for occupancy The property had not
changed hands since 1870
HARRISON STREET. Horace S. Ely Co
hsve sold for Charles Astor Bristed No. T. Harri-
son street = FIX story loft building on lot 25x
$40 feet. about i43 feet west Of Hudson street.
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April II (mtg $4,000; $500; attorney VIM d
Cameron, l54 Nassau a 81; e.. Park; Johanna Col
lem6urv e. al TO Amelia Foth. 1913 Taylor ave;
July 81; gift; attorney, W Matthias' 0'0 Last
lots e5 to OF, map W A and II Mapes;
Chas A Iaumeiseter 10 Frank Il Mayer. Aprli
S; Hadlynne, Conn; S; attorney iiue "ua
tee 5EsS' AT 10 go s. iS5 # of 179th ST. Cox
145x irrcg; william Prayer TO julius Melh-
heimer 2OGO Newbold ave tmtg SS.GVo' ga NasI
10; 500; attorneys q Il D'0'"'
- MACY PLACE, s6s. 2Sxlio; Henrietta a IA 4
Strong 10 Max Lehman. East lll!n 81, n =,
10 mtg $4,000: 500; attorney Samuei Iu-
MrTF0RD PLACE cor Of jennings 81;
c5x10o; Edward Rafter TO George kaplan; 10
East 97tn 81 lmtg s2s.OOO) April 4; SlOo'
attorney, Julius Fisher - Nassau ~. ..,s
PLOT begins $40 It Of Whits t iSdn Marie
e Cissmann TO Giovina Colletti; W. barne
ave tmts $4,000: Aprl loi SloV, '"e''
Charles II Baechler, l2S Wai.er C,s,la uiu
ave. 50xi0n: : Alvin Pie 10 Johanna sc SchI .s
ser ia West SD st; April tmtg Sl,loy, g.
attorney, William Loeb 12Sl southern Dou'o-
TIFFANY ST. land under water East River
st foot OF Tiffany st, East Bruao"dS s.aIu
ard ImVroyanl, Co to city OF Ne" horh'
June so. 1alI. s.. .,,...-., Ill.,,
TIFFANY ST c,ntre line at hdikhead Inc
East River runs 102N W TX II 32N io'x
. 30: church Gates & co TO city or New
York: July II. 1911: 81. -...oo.
WISE AVE " cor ot liza 81 ,'N-nv;
Noritz Galuber TO charles Rosenberg' 3u'
Richmond Terrace. New Brighton, staten Isl
and; April (mtg $4,000; sept ~ sloo'
attorney. John Knox, ~! P!oadWay IA,
WALES AVE. Q $. - IT of l49th 81; oox
1O5. Kate i Considlno to Michael sullivan
,mtg 81 O0O); April 10: 343 East l4lst 81
500: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust CO.
IIG Broadway ,,os
EASHTNGTON AVE, W 8, 80 II n Of 1880
st. lgxIOO; Anna Rice TO Rice-Fitzgerald
Building CO. 219l Rycr ave; April 10 untg
s. OO0l 800.
MASHfNGTON AVE, 947. ?5NiooN ireg:
Frederick schmtt ct al to same April II
tmtg $1,000. 800; attorney. same as above.
IGlST ST. s. 200 n W NJ Elton ave, COX
ASK irreg; Frank Y Mayer 30 Charles 4 Lau-
meister 17l5 Holland ave, April omtg
S1I .oO0l: 500: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust 60, 17G Broadway
23GTH ST. n s. % n . Of Catharne 81. 26X
aSN irrez: Charles Dammayer 10 George II
Janss G31 East 16Sth ST: April ~ ,mts
81 .J0ol 500: address. 63l East lGSth ST.
SAME PROPERTY; George II Janss 10 Pat
rick Jon's % Cannon ct. April 10 lmtg
50 5000: 500: attorney, Irving Goldberg. 100
Nassau
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Al Hayman and Emanuel Blumenste
have sold. through the Douglas Robinson
Charles s. Brown Company, parcel 81
feet 22s inches X 100 feet in Fifth avenue
between 95th and 96th streets, beginning
20 feet north of 95th street and extending
to the centre Of the block. The sale was
made TO Helen o. Brice, the daughter OF
the late United States Senator Calvin ;.
Brice Miss Brice now lives at No. t8
Fifth avenue, and will begin at once ;he
erection Of a private dwelling house FOR
her own occupancy upon the plot pur-
chased.
The sellers recently acquired the plot
from Justice James w. Gerard, to whom
| they sold plot 4OxlOo feet between @th
and 95th streets. upon which Justice Gerard
is about to erect home
The sale of this plot marks another event
in the Improvement of upper Fifth ave-
nue. by the erection of private dwelling
houses. The building of both houses Will
be begun at once. The sellers own the re-
mainder of the block between 94th and
| a5th streets. The property sold was held at
100000.
Philip Jeselson sold for Max Marx 20
client for investment No l32 Lawrence
|
ment house, on plot ANl00 feet. The
] property, which is close TO the Manhattan
street subway station, was recently ac-
quired by Mr.. Marx from the Hensie Con-
structlon Company. In part payment Mr..
Marx takes No. 155 Sixth avenue. three
story building, with two stores, on lot
| 20x60 feet
The principal Offering in the auction mar
ket yesterday affected seventeen lots Of
the old Cozine farm. which Joseph j. Day
disposed Of In "A partition suit brought by
Margaret l. Aldrich against Winthrop A.
Chanler. to various buyers for NS2,&n
The northwest corner Of Eleventh avenue
| end 56th street, a plot 49xlOO feet. was
obtained for 500 by John Theurer who
bought two adjoining lots on the street
st s. $50 each and six lots TO the west for
IS, 800 each. The Rudolph WallaCh Com
| pany was the successful bidder for the
! 75Xl& foot plot at the southwest corner
Of Eleventh avenue and 56th street, for
which $4,000 was paid The adjoining
| similar plot on the avenue was bought tor
| ST. 80 by John Gordon for a client Will
| lam =. Rooney obtained three lots on 18th
! street. 125 feet west of Eleventh avenue,
| for $4,000, and three adjoining lots to the
west were purchased by T. C. Patterson
/ for 81 $50 each
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DECATUR AVE, :, 74.lo IT $ OF 10oth st.
2J.lxlo0; Jan -. lVO'i Len~ award p
Louis Gates s2ooo; "''oi"'''
GRACE AVE, - W 5. 225 Il n W of Lyon 1 ave,
2SxI0O; oct 3 1907 F Martin .H &c., attorney
i GefSer 70 C ogden, s Beaver st.
HOFFMAN sT, s. 800 II OF pIrnacio
ave, 40.4Xi0O.1; Aug 3; I'LL g::, 20. $4,000
attorniey. F. A snow, IS wall st.
JACKSON AYE; G75 10 4G:Shioss o s4ck to
George d Hilyard: $4,000; attorneys Nl"" o
lot Is. map William NJ ZbrowsKy pI wav
a-tv Webster and Crestline ayes, ZOAoV, taaa
ri 1907: Lochinvar Realty co 10 1aIror
r 'Formicio; 81 300; attorneys Wager q A'Nef'
2s7 Broadway. .o ~. r,,or,s nrop-
ortV west chester: Oct 2s 1907; villa Zoo ~
and Annie Erb TO Colgate Jones' Si''0''
attorney George Sost r,nrSed map 514 Mspes
osiafe. Nov H. 1907: Frank Field 70 hhZ
abeth K Doong; $1,000 attorneys N"'A ~
D1o LIS oi3 and 94G. map $780, Hunter estate,
,tarcb q 1910: oliver and Mary + Plat 10
Hudson p Rose Co; SOS; address 81 west
M WiITSFORD ~. n . cor OF Jennings ST, 25x
100. Ian IL. 1912: Edward Rafter TO carrie
Levy: $4,000: attorneys, Arnstein' Levy "
AZ AVE. 3s72. 95xI25: Sept /. 1911; Nathan
s Kalman to Joseph Saltzberg $500 attorneys
Frank & wolfson. 50 Riyington st ,,o
1ssx1oO: Oc; G. 1910; Christian Kramscn 10
Gertrude u Schopp: $1,000; attorney, Nlhan
II Dill 10 Court 81. Brooklyn. ,,e,
I4fST 81, ISL East, 2t.6Nl00; April l9' iSSf
Julia ard William O'Gorman to PAU rune
and Frederic r Coudert; $1,000; ADDRESS, =
Rector II. 49,, a,o
14STH ST. n S. 1895 II " Of 81 AIMS ave ave
81. 6xsA9. Aug 70. 1900; Louis Grimm 70 WI a
helmIna Y Grimm; $1,000, attorneys Lese ~
Connolly, - Nassau -. .
156rH ST. II s 1913 Fl ~ Prospect ave,
25yiGII1: March 3. 1909; Albion Realty :"
to Eugene Dupuguac; $500; attorney W j.
clark 81 Nassau -. NJ,
PROSPECT AVE- $ Q p, 2i2 10 n OF
fremont ave. 52X15O7x irreg; March j. loi2:
John Schreyer TO John y Scnreyer: S-'oooi
attorney. 7, wendell, jr. OF Broadway.
ROBINS AVE. :, 140 II Of Division ave,
2oxI0O. Jan ., 1907: Katharine Maedsr 70
Emma Rosemcer; $1,000; attorney
Matthias al fremont ave. .oo,
VALENTINE AVE, v s., c79.9 ~ : ot $3.50
81 25HlO0. MAY II, 1905; James J y brle T' 70
Michael I Sheridan S3.TO0; attorney Faul
/. ToVnc. "jS Broadway.
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LIS PENDENS.

STERBINS AVE. n o cor OF Rristow ~. ll33
1I0O: seymour T. HUFFMAN agt Jackson Assoc
citation et al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney. w
Frank. -.
l8STH ST. s 100 II ~ Broadway, lOOx
1870; Milton NJ Silvcrman 81 al agt James
Butterfly ct al tpartiuon); attorneys calm "
Nordllngcr
VAN buren, ST. " =. 1861 n Of Morris
Park ave, 5d7N1O0: Knickerbocker Trust co
agt Joseph Gamacho (notce OF levy)i attor-
neys. Seyfarth, Gunkel 4 Seyfarth.
JACKSON AVE, II cor OF lOOth 81, ZtIN
lT5; Longfcllow ave, $, 1913 n or 16ith
ST. IOOxIOO: Forest ave s, 100 n u OF CEDAR
pl 25xI35; Mcconnell coal co agt Emma ;
Mestaniz tnotce OF levy; attorney. w { kel-
yea. -., 800 an 90
10th ST. u 3. 800 10 II W Of 18th ave: 4o.lo
xaOlI: Emile Harlem agt william Gun et al
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys Goldfosle'
Cohn a Lind. 80 o-,,o
Genevieve Skelly It al agt Joseph Acker e'
al foreclosure Of mtg), attorney, q y Raves
Hath ST. : 3, 100 n " Of TN ave, 'nS
100 II. 10Th ST. los West; Lexington ave- II W
cor Of S7th st. 100 sX36.2. Lexington ave, ~ =
zoos II n of sTth ST. = inch Mo-; right
right. title etc: 18TH 81. 2O3 and 200 west
1l3th st, poe West; list ave- s. 80 II OF
18th 1t, 554xiOo. Matilda NJ Mertehs agt
MatbiIda NJ Mertens - al, eNrS e,o' ct al
Iomended admcasuromcnt OF doNerl, attor-
npy { DusGUhurN.
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COUNTRY LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Edward
L. Rossiter. treasurer Of the New York
Central Railroad, his country place in Field
Point Road, Greenwich, Conn, to Dwight
F. Boyden, for a term of years from Octo-
Der next. The property in question, which
is one of the best known places in the
Belle Haven section OF Greenwich. contains
about five acres and is improved with a
large stone dwelling house. stable and com
plete set of outbuldings. 1t occupies a
commanding site overlooking the Sound.
Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented for j. y.
Russell his estate Beacon Hill. at Dobhs
Ferry on Hudson, to ]. $. Halle for the
summer season.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
APRIL II.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY. u cor Of 18th st. 100 tx
l25; Aug 20 1911: Palermo Bros TO stephen
9 clark: 500 600. attorneys Van Planck,
Prince & FLANDERS. $40 Broadway.
chari 81 an s7Gx546. MAY I. 900. Morris
Rosc and ano 10 ~ Mandelbaum and ano:
$40 900; attorneys. Eisman Levy. 135 Broad
way.
1sT AVE- 19A. 87sxiOO Feb 90. 1907;
Harry and Jennie Seigel 10 Peckie Kadin:
s14 900; attorneys. Morrison e schin. 800
GTH AVE, W cor OF 3sth st. 24sx6o: May
- 1903 solomon May 10 deorg@ Ehret:
81. 600; attorney: p Henry pugro' 20 County
sTH AVE. 778 10 $50 o5x1OOx irreg; April
- 1909; William J Daniel to Edmund Coffin
22D ST, 90 and 81 East, 52xasa: Nov 90
1909; Bernard + Golden 20 brunswick Realty
Co: s2S5o0; attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
23D ST. pa East. 2O10x0s0 MAY 90 1890:
Cornea Johnson to BERTHA Treat; Sl2. 900
o't t2 g otS z In co. 200 ,I Rroadway
1905 same TO same; $4,000
42D ST. 800 East. 17xloo.5; June 90, 1900:
William and Marsaret Delaney To Mutual Life
shearer. As walt St 3"
42D ST 2O5 East, 17xIoO5; July .. 1900;
Marguerite and David Fricdlander to same
81 600; attorneys. same as above.
I'D ST. :. go u OF West End ave 25x
1922: June -. 1893 Hugh and Elizabeth II
Lamb 10 the Bank for Savings in CITY of New
York: $4,000: attorneys, strong & CAD J"T
Walader. 40 Wall St
18TH ST. n 9, 100 n OF ID ave- 376x1o2 .
Juno 90. 1903: Sigmund and Fannie Norrnn
stern to Sophie Grossman: 900: attornev
David ! Shapiro. $50 Nassau ST. -
S0TH ST. $50 East, 264xfO22: oct o 1oos g.
Anna orcnsteln to Cccilie Ettinger. &, T5o.
attorney. Ira Ettinser, ~ Chambers ~
SITH ST. 3. goo n " OF West End ava
50NlO2."; May I, 1905 Abraham and Rebecc,
Gordon IN cooper Union for the Advancement
Of Science and Art (by presidentl; $50 OOo.
address % William ST.
OATH ST. 90 East, 27xlO0s: Nov 10 1905
Rachel ,Rosenblum 10 Jacob weinheImor.
$3Ooo: attorneys. \ g n Bloch % Nassau 81
lo+Tlf ST. POS and 30 West a. Gxlo0 II !.
Feb 10. 1917: the Society for tho Relief OF Tho
Destitute Blind NJ the City Of New York IN
Fulton Trust 90: sol. 900: attorney Frederic
de = Foster. "a Wall ST ''''' ~
l26TIt ST 20S East. aONaa II: Ian g 1000
Moses J. and Ettie Steel et nj 10 " Touj.
Heilpern and ano. $4,000. address. 600 Brood-
way. - '-' "'"""-
lI5TH ST. 30s West. e5syoa1t. Mari, IN
moo; John stitch to Ludwig Ratz: 81 200. at
torncys. kantrowitz & Esbera AGO Rroadva,.
10TH ST 306 West. 25GNgn II. March IN
1905 same 10 same: $4,000
THE BRONX
BELMONT AVE. 24sO. u q cor Of tsotb o.,
'oN2o; July $. 1911: Bolognese Investing 90
10 pnnlel Moodcock; $4,000; attorneys, Men.
ken Bros 81 Nassau ct
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address ~ lessee
APRIL IL

APRIL IL
AMSTERDAM AVE, 7I2 Gtore floor. otrl
William curtis 20 John I Prayer. = gre from
Oct l. 1918. 81. 800: address. 305 East ltlst &c.
RONERN. 2V3 tstore, etcl: Charles l. Suck
ney trustee. 20 Harry Scharf and nn1. 'rs
from May T. 1912. g. 400, address, 40 cleveland
st. Brooklyn.
iST AVE, 5Ji ,slD: Henry 8 oHrion Il ~ 70
Daniel Young: yrs from May ], i"l2. Sl,f-',
address $50 lst ave.
% AVE. 22e2 front store etO. Lille Box
10 Mary & Mullhardy, Yrs from ArrN ]. W..
81 800; address. 1000 Overing st.
30 ST 500 and 30s East alb, Audubon Mor'.
gage co to Nathan L HirShdcl1: 10 us from
Nov !. 1911 81 200: address. l1O Madison p.
4TH AVE. 3Z3 (alD: Frederick W a.izs.cier
10 August Wis,erhurg. yrs from May ], l'l@,
So ODO address 323 4th ave
4TH AVE. $50 aid; Henry Jackson. "Nr, 10
John u Wuln 81 Al: p yrs from sept ]. 1911;
81 900; address AZ Attn ave
18TH ST. 4l3 and 4l5 East; 2 sly factory
New York University 20 Joseph Weinsiein; yrs
from May /. 1912. $500; address. 1880 Prospect
ave.
18Th ST 200 Il from n pier ~ foot West
3gth 81. North River for public dumping hodral.
CITY of New York 10 John - NuH'g1n. wa
from sept l. 1912. 81 60. address. Rector ST.
4OTH ST, 200 Wos' ostore. cfcl: Meta HalcnisD
10 John FensuR. ST. from May J. 1912. 5000.
address 2uO West iUth ~.
44TH ST, E. 207 ~ Of 9TH ave. 1Iyluo. all,
James r Roosevelt q al. trustees. 10 he Shu
bert Realty Co q al. 90 yrs from April ~, 1871;
S27 622. address, l4iG BrOadVay.
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Yesterday at the Real Estate ENcn"hs'
salesroon. Nos. II and 16 Nesey street
Ry Joseph j. Day.
nth AVE 7q8 20 so3. " cor Of '6u 81. w. ~. -
X275x Irreg: several and siy frame hneN a't,
vacant. sold 10 William Lustgarten, Nlhah
Rooney John Gordon and y q patterson ''.
iiTH AVE. s23 and So, N " cor o. '4ih ST. -,
4av930x irreg: = sty bldg and vacant. SOLD 10
John T'hourer for SOS, 500, also .e,,. ,
nth ST, 81 and 3l3 East. =. 10 ~ y
Of u ave, 41.Sx1OOl1. ETY. tenmt and stores
sold IA The plaintiff Tor sci 600. also
SPRING ST IS : cor Of Mulberry 81 - *
as gX2SXq3. sty tenut and stores, fold u"
August RuN Tor $4,000. also .o,-
AUDI Ron AVE. @15 f. cor n lI5th St JUN
aSNajn6@.1 :. sty apartment mouse "''n'''"".
Ry Herbert \. sherman.
a4TU ST. ~ West ~ f. 2s75 n " ~ central
Tark West j. 1lNlooN. I sly dHs. sold T." tho
plaintiff Tor SI5S26
At the Bronx Exchange 30. 1856 Third
BY Joseph Y Day.
163D ST g. pa n of Washington ave loo
xl6e 2NiONxl6S 10. vacant; adjourned 10 AW'I 90
also
1a5. 2Nl00XloSy3S =. vacant, sold IN IN" p'ah""
wHiTE PLANS RI 1865. . s. 500 n ~ q
2i5th ST. 22x5lN22 1N52 10. adjourned 10 Nm'' -
RYER AVE. copf. s. 1899 y n Of iSotn s.,
lSaxlo4 g s'y hrk d"g. sold 10 me F''''''
by George Price.
172D ST 1915. " cor Of Boone s.. 2'V'o" 2.
sly dwg sold TO the plaintiff FOR s'.'""
BY James l. Wells Company.
ELTON AVE, 727 and 20. w f.. 20 n Of
l55th st JOxlOO. > sty dwE and " .t i.unt
house. rcadyertised for April Is
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ORDER CUT IN BRIDGE FARE
Service Board Asks for Two-Cent Rate,
Three Tickets for Nickel.

Following an investigation by Commits
sIoner Maltbie. Of the Public Service Com
mission. an order upon the Bridge Operst-
ing Company and IT'S lessees was served
Yesterday to reduce the local fare over the
Williamsburg Bridge to two cents for a
single trip or three tickets for five cents,
instead Of three cents and two tickets for
FIVE cents.
It was shown in the course Of the in
ouiry that the company was making 100
per cent year on the invested capital OF
$4,000, which is the amount Of capital
stock Commissioner Maltbie said that the
total investment OF the operating company
was S1oo,734 s.. but that the present value
Of the property is only A5,45S u. The
shrinksge Is due largely 20 the fact that
considerable sums were spent upon tenn
porary stations being put UP, including
roadway and track. which IS no longer
used.
Commissioner Maltbie went on 10 say
that the revised net income rs equivalent
20 a profit Of over 100 per cent annually, or
over On per cent upon the basis Of present
value Of property in service
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SWAPS LIONS FOR CAMELS
Central Park Will Have Two Ships
of the Desert

Trading horses isn't In it with swap
ping lions for camels, according to John
Smith, director Of the Central Park menag-
erie. who has made deal whereby the
nnenaRerie will receive two camels from
man in Ohio for two lions in the menag-
erie. With eleven lions already on hand,
four Of which are I'm one cage. and the
stork lowering over two lion families. the
director was perturbed when he realized
that either he would have to auction of
lion or two or swap them.
The deal for the camels was arranged
yesterday. Bismarck and Manila, a we'll
known pair OF lions. will go IA the trade.
The camels are TO be shipped from Ohio,
and they will be welcomed in the menag-
erie, for there are no other beasts of the
desert in the collection.
Bismarck is one Of the handsomest lions
in the menagerie. He has had the distinc-
ton Of being painted more times ION can
vas) than any other lion there. He'll eat
out Of your hand he's so tame" said "Bilr'
Snyder. the head keeper.
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REALTY NOTES.

Relative to published reports that tho
plot at the northwest corner OF West End
avenue and s5th street. recently accumu-
lated by Harris & Maurice Mandeibaum.
is TO be turned over TO the Johnson-Kahn
interests, Messrs. Mandelbaum said yester-
the property, but that none had yet been
closed.
Clarke G.. Daley is the buyer Of the
three dwelling houses No. LIS TO 100 East
S5th street, the sale Of which by 1osta
Rosenberg was reported in Wednesdays
Tribune John ]. Kavanagh was the broker.
Laurence NJ. D. Mcclure and the Gala
han estate have removed their Offices from
10 M 12S broadway.
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MECHANICS LIENS

5TH AVE. 537: Stehien Milier-Henes 90 ag'
Norman Rothschild 60. owner, II Scheier'
AOT,EDt,CT AVE. 1892 and l4e4: William
Mcpherson q co agt T0wania Construction w.
owner and contractor: $l4S5 80
HOE AVE. 1906 and 1905. Dwyor & Carey ag'
Mary r. T. Johnson, owner; Jackson Associates
contractor; $40 ,, -,
UIiDSON 81 6l5t: George Darling agt
Universal Operating co. owner, Ernest Levy
contractor. $Sl 10. .--,,.
WclL owner. Michael Well contractor; S3J- 90
80 AVE 1923: same agt same; So 20
NORTHERN AVE. . =. whole froht between
l7sth and lIgth cts tS5X1oO; Frank Sedan agt
Gussio Raaba aud Birch Realty co, owners IL
Raabe & Sons. contractors, $2o3 -
WASIfINGTON AVE, IS cor lo4ln e., lVoA
100. sanders < Barnet agt Auuita Realty co.
owner. Duminuco Construction CO. contractor;
u
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DIES AFTER BOXING BOUT
Goldberg Fell Unconscious Leaving
Sharkey Club, and Never Revived.

John Goldberg boxer twenty-one years
old. of No. 526 East 18th street, died yes
terdsy morning I'm Flower Hospital from
a fractured skull. Goldberg received his
injuries on Wednesday evening in bout
held st the Sharkey Athletic Club, No. l27
Columbus avenue Coroner Holtzhauser
has ordered an autopsy on the body and
the police of the West 6Sth street station
are investigating the case.
After the bout Goldberg went 10 his
dressing room, remaining there until the
last bout. Then, as he started TO go out,
he fell unconscious. DR.. Barrett took him
10 the hospital and he never regained con-
sctousness. The police say that Godberg's
opponent was a young man from Chics so,
but they have not yet learned his name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

Washington, April IL
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
The following officers have been detailed to
enter the next class Of the Army war
College. August IS: Colonies JOHN L.
eMAMREFLAlNt Inspector sHs,, , ssnirs
HENRY 9 DAVIS, coast artillery; JOHN
cONKLIN. % Field Artlllery; Lieutenant
sa3TS A Mai9fs BE AAsHGTE HTKIS
son. 4th Infantry JOHN B. MDONALp,
18th Cavalry; FREDERICK r PAY, goth
Infantry WILLIAM T. MARTIN, 9th n
fontry; CHARLES GERHARDT. 10th In
fantry; REROsEY G CABELL, 11th
Of f'f Ensine 81 FLA JAMES " ~ WGNDREwy
Infsntry: HARRY r. LEE. 18th Infantry;
FRANK i. WEBSTER, 20th Infantry
SHkRLEs HE bEE '2 18Th csysry
JOHN " HEAVEY. IAN Infantry; Cap
cavalry; JAMES A. LOGAN, JR., com
nissary. and GLENN II. DAVIS. 18th
Major CHARLES CRAWFORD. from 10Th 10
Major AMOS B. sHATTUCK. infantry, as
signed 18th Infantry.
Captain JOHN II. HUGHES, commissary, 20
West Point July /.
Captain GEORGE H. MINISTER, from sth
10 8Oth Int&Itry.
Captain ANDREW J. DoUGHERTY, from
SOth to Sth Infantry.
First Lieutenant WALTER Q. BOWMAN. I'd
ton, is retired TO home.
First Lieutenant RICHARD c. BURLESoN.
81 Field Artillery, TO West Point Au-
gust ~.
Leaves Of absence: First Lieutenant ROB
FRT n. GOODWIN. 4th Infartry, three
months; seccrd Lieutenant THURMAN
colonel HENRY o. s. HEIsTAND, adj
jutant general, one month.
NAVY.
Rear Admiral 4. V; ZANE; commissioning.
gomery; home await orders.
Commander /. a. KAISER detached Bureau
Of Steam Engineering; command the Mont
Eomcry
Lieutenant (tnior grade, J. T. KIMBALL.
Ensign F. +. JOHNSON. Ensign LEWIS
WATSON and Passed Assistant Paymsster
W. II, WILLTERDfNK. commissioned
Gunner WILLIAM TAYLOR. detached the
Hancock; to the Chester
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-Th fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April 9-The Reid. at Key West
April i0--Ths Nlckshurg. at Panama; the
cambridge and the Abareuda, at Dion
gapo; the solsce, a. Hospital point; the
Delaware and the Culgoa, at Hampton
Roads.
April 1.-The Connecticut. the North Dakota
and the Mars. at Hampton Roads; tho
Alexander, at Guam.
SAILED.
April lO--The Arethusa. from Pensacola for
Guantanamo: the 80. from Norfolk for
cruise in Chesapeake Bay. the Michigan,
from Southern drill grounds for navy va I'd
the Solace. from Southern drill grounds
FOR Hospital Point: the Norfolk. tho Della
ware and the c1lgoa. from Southern drill
grounds for Hampton Roads.
April 1.-THE Connecticut and the North Da-
kota, from Southern drill grounds for
Hampton Roads.