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The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-10

Delicious Ice Cream and ice cream soda, with strictly pure fruit juices and crushed fruits at the Vienna Cafe, Broadway, between Fifth and sixth Ayes. If
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-10

The best meals In Whitehorse al the White Pass Cafe" only white help employed. Mrs. 0rloff King proprietress. If
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-10

The world nos only loves a
 lover. bat the world likewise loves strong men. The strong men are risAt here in Alaska A report has jus, arrived fren Res Spsinss w5iSh tells of a ,ug-of-Nar contest
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-10
WOORE'S MHHRE co.
 Terminus W. P. r. Route Arrive and Depart From This Dock

Warehouses delivery merchandise from to m perihsbles ONLY delivered Sunday night be SHIPPERS MANIFEST obtained the U. ofnce delivered m freight will be received the wharf after this hour.
 BAGGAE-Tons will collected CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY charge for bags and grips unchecked. wtl nearing se passengers disembarked Wharfage oa spphcaton office dock
 g. O. Sex lTA g. SHAW, aansaer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES
Lively Renting of Dwelling
Houses and Apartments.

Carstein Linnekin have leased for
Jennie e. Dunn loft at No. 81 West nth
street to John and James Dobson, OF
Philadelphia: space at No 100 East 18th
street to Herman Wibel; space at No. 45G
TO 460 Fourth avenue to the Cooperative
Sales Company and TO the Decorative
Textiles Company, and in connection with
Payson Mel Merrill the top floor In the
White House, at 31st street and Fourth
avenue, TO John Darling.
The Guarantor Realty Corporation has
leased for a number Of years to the Attn
Street Restaurant Company the cafe and
rathskeller in the Columbia Theatre Build
ing, northeast corner of Seventh avenue
and 47th street. This restaurant will be
known as the Lobster Palace.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co leased for
term Of years for Mrs William C. GULL
yer her house at No. East 56th street
Ave story brick front American basement,
on lot q lxS5 feet, 10 Waters & Co,
milliners, now at No. 40 West 3eth street
Adjoining this property is the old La
ROGUE house, which has been rebuilt by
r. w. French & Co. with a modern five
story building. Baumgarten & Co. come
through from Fifth avenue at No. and
on the corner is the new Hotel Langdon.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments at
No. 1876 Madison avenue to Mrs. f. p.
Saportas, No. ITO West seth street to
MacGrane Coke. No. 116 West 59th street
to Miss L. P. Dunlap. No. $50 Seventh
avenue to F. V. S. Crosby, treasurer Of
the Union Pacific Railroad; No. 800 Park
avenue 10 Charles Myers, No. 875 Park
avenue TO Miss V. L. Hamilton and No. 46
East 41st street to John II. Williams.
Wilcox & Shelton leased dwelling houses
for the Higgins estate, No. 220l Seventh
avenue; Lyon estate, No. 567 West 10th
street; Brush estate, No. $50 Lenox ave-
nue.; Sayre estate. Nos. 40 and l42 West
both street and No. 139 West 18th street;
American Mortgage Company, No. Isl
West l3lst street; Bogert estate, No. PIG
West 10th street; Keller estate, Nos 357
and 359 West l2Sd street, and for the Liv-
ingston estate. No. A. Edgecombe avenue.
Hell & Stern leased for the Charter
Construction Company 1900 square feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
APPROVE ELECTRIFICATlON
New Haven Shareholders Re-
elect Board-Mellen on Shipping

IBv Telegraph 10 The Trlhune.I
New Haven, Oct 23.-At the annual
yneeting OF the New York, New Haven &
hartford about one hundred stockhold-
sers were present OF the twenty-seVen
directors only six were absent; William
lRockefener, Edwin Miner, James NC
lCrea. Lewis Cass Ledyard, G. F. Baker
and T. ~ Vail. J. P. Morgan, as, usual,
was present.
A resolution was adopted, approving an
iagreement dated July, 1912, between the
tBoston & Providence, Old Colony and the
New York. New Haven & Hartford rail-
roads looking to the electrihcation ana
-four tracking of the Boston & Providence
Railroad. Directors we're reelected.
President Mellen said of negotiations for
disposition Of the steamship properties:
In regard to this there has been vast
amount OF INSTRUMENTATION We do not
consider segregation Of water lines from
the New England Navigation Company
any compliance with the Isthmtan Canal
act which requires railroads 10 part with
Interests in steamships. What we were
trying TO do was to segregate operation
OF our steamship lines from the immense
number Of undertakings under the head OF
the New England Navigation Company.
There are in the treasury OF the New
England Navigation Company securities
valued at over Sl6O00O0O. We felt that II
we were TO be required TO sell. II would
be necessary for operation OF the steam
ships to be separated from the other
updprta kings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
REALTY NOTES.

A. G. Nelson and Richard L. Lee for,
merly with George B. Corsa, have incor-
porated under the firm name Of Nelson 4
Lee and have opened OFFICES in the Mar,
bridge Building, No a West s4th street
TO conduct a general real estate business.
Edwin n. Rowley, president OF the First
National Bank, Of Northport, Long ISL
and. is associated with them.
Koppel Brothers have moved their Of
fees from No. 1922 Madison avenue TO No.
5O5 Fifth avenue, near 42d street.
II. l.. Monkey & Co. specialists In bust
ness properties, IN order TO further the
Interests Of their rapidly increasing bus
mess. have found 1t necessary 10 open a
branch ONCE in the midtown section In
the Marbridge Building at No. IL West
S4th street. from which point they will be
able 10 conduct more advantageously the
business Of their clients in that immedi-
ate territory. The firm will OF course,
continue It's main office at No. 320 Broad
way,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24

s. 600: attorney Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. l76 Broadway. oo .a.,.
HOE AVE, s . cor 17sd st. 76xloo; Raf H..s
lh2d ST; oct %: due April %. 1918; per oen nS
$1,000; attorneys, Simmons HOWE A''
Broadway. 500, e,rs.,
Realty Co 70 Francis X Msncuso $50 East
18th st prior mtg s35. O00 Oct "a; Que AZ
per bond; $4,000; attorney, THO SuarH"'
and Trust Co. 1T6 Broadway. az, ,r.--ao..
LOTS Is and 49, map Of Underciin Terrace:
John Somma to Thomas Williams o.
Slst st pr pr Goo mtg $4,000 ,ts guarantee and
Trust Co. 176 Broadway. ..,,,n g.
LOTS IL and As. block /, map OF sher,dapn an ~ y
sesgravs tract, John 1s ROW MoF[ ost a. yrs;
$500; attorneys, seybel French 81 RAJ"
LOTS q and 8, block 8. and lots 10 and IL;
same: Oct ~: yrs; 81, as; attorneys as aooVs;
LOT 5, Blk 5. map 9e lots; sheIidMsn ar, q
gage Co Al Park Row; Oct %: yrs; PEI
cent; $40; attorneys. seybel & sreh1''
lot 50, map partition sale Lott Hunt HUI,
estate; Charles schano 10 Abraham JACOBS s1ss.
1852 Ave \; Oct %; yrs; per cenn; Wv
attorneys, Goetz 3 Jacobs So2 srTnn%P Park:
Alfonso De savo to Abbie e Willie. 1546 Ea as6,
chester Road due per bond: Oct 70 500,
attorneys, Clarke. Koch & Reidy' SSl EaS'
WALDO AVE, 5, lssil II ,,nr 2t 10 r,; 81;
20 tx: Delaheld Estate Corporation 10 iItie
Guarantee and Trust Co. 178 Broadway; que
az per bond; Oct %; sl2. 900.
Sd AVE. 2449. 239x100; Asa GrooHs,or
TO Edward McCabe & Co, l25S Lehse ~
ave; Oct % (prior mtg $1,000; yrs;uo "a a.
cent: 81. 900; attorney William Hill III
Broadway. ,,.,-csa
South, 2bxio0: Catherine Fitzgerald to Johannns
English. Long Island City; March U.s.
per cent; 5000; attorney. John mai'e''
i5oTH ST, n q, 3Oo.1 It of Morris ave,
90 lIx-; Marrazzi Construction Co TO SnatLes
F Schurman, $40 EAst 1921 81; Oct x: que
April % 1913 9 per cent; $4,000; attorneys
simmons a Howe, 1913 Broadway.
152D ST, $40 East. 25xll5.2; Hanen ReaiV
Co 10 John NJ Haffen and ano, exrs, Sti Sne en
man ave; Aug 81; yrs; Az per cent; Si,O"'
attorney Edward Mehling, 2os Broadwhyo.o O.
Sd AVE. W g. so II Of 18th st, 81. lxlo W.,
same 10 same; August 81: yrs; "A per cent
SIG. 900: attorney same az above; ,,ss @.
Haffen Realty Co to John NJ Haffen and an n
exrs Aug 81: yrs: "a per cent; slsooo'
attorney. Miehling. 25s Broadway. 900
GOTH ST 8, part Lots 532 ana Dob; NAY
George F and Henry B Opdyke; MagaaIensA
Haas to Manhattan Mortgage % ~ ~ bro""
way--Oot %; due as per bond; 5000. oo
236TH ST cor Richardson ave, izgx-.
Annie Guidsra to Rosina Cinnino. dlS Ea ..
10Th ST. Dec q, 1911 (prior mtg H;yVoli Que
az per bond; $4,000; attorney. Max siIVsrs'e'n'
0OS 94s 1rf ST. I. is2s IT of Liyinsston Az:
e5x-; Delahed Estate Corporation to Tlus
Cuarantee ana Trust Co, 176 Broadway oue
as per bond Oct %. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
In HE AUCTION MARKET.


The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom, Nos. Il and IS Yesey
street:
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
WALES AVE. . 8. go Il n Of 254th 81, lO0x
1O9.lx irreg, vacant; vol sale: bid in at s., 49,
NEWTON AVE. " g. IA ~ OF Fsraday
ave. 25xlo0. vacant; vol sale; sold at private
sale.
ave. 25Io9.ll; sty dwg; sold TO the plaintiff
for $4,000.
BY the James L. Wells Company
9th ST. West. 800 n W Of Central PARK
West. 1sIlOO II. sly dwg; sold 70 the plain
tff for Sl6,5OO
BY Joseph P Day.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1859 and 1891. e.
49l1 II Of bath ~. 6O190.llI irreg. two 2
sty tennis and stores and sty rear bldg: sold
70 the American Mortgage 60 for 81. go.
18TH ST. IL East, :. 225 n Of ah ave.
ls9xi0O II; sty tenmt: sold TO the plaintiff
18TH ST. Gi2 and 6l4 East, SIS. 1855 It -. Of
Avenue b. 54xlo33; two . ETY. stables; sold to
Thomas Crump for $1,000
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST. 5O3 and JG5 East rs Il e Of Ave
nue. A. 5oHlo22: two l sty bdgs; sold 10 the
plaintiff for Sl4, 1874.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph p. Day
CROTONA PARK NORTH. TI. n r. 95.4 u
of Clinton ave, 23xio0. sty frame dwg
adjourned 10 Nov 10,
By Henry Brady.
SETON AVE. 394g. W $, 1915 II 6 OF Randall
ave. &xlOo, ThroG's Neck; sold TO J A Briggs
for 81. 700.
SETON AVE, 3947, " :. $50 II OF Randall
ave. 25X1o0. Throgs Neck. sold TO J 4 Briggs
for So. 100
SETON AVE. 39I5, " 3, 375 II = Of Randall
ave. 25xl00. Thrcgs Neck; sold 10 A Briggs
for 81 700
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
2JGTH ST. n e cor Parkview Place 25l1
SAX irreg vacant; bid In at tS25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24

LOT 49, map Of Hudson Park. The Bron2
Elizabeth Dooing agt Lucia Zinco et 81
foreclosure OF mtg) attorneys, Knox & Doob-
ing.
4TH ST, s. "a IT OF 18th ave. 50xio5
The Bronx; G & S Realty co agt Edward
Maliphant et al foreclosure OF MTG: attof-
news Frankentheler & Kaufman.
WEBSTER AVE, II W cor 1920 st, 3lxl00;
Amanda Bussing agt Bernard Schultz ct al
foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, II V Morgan.
WENDOVER AVE rs; Equitable Trur
Company OF New York agt Hattie Kaufman Of
al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys, Cary 4 Car
roll.
George c Booss et al foreclosure OF mtg5;
attorney. 2 Merrill
WASHINGTON AVE. $, 125 ~ o.
Fletcher ST, JOX150 The Bronx; Prospect In
vesting co agt A Warren CONSTRUCTION Co Ct
a foreclosure OF Mtg: attorney. 5 W Collins
LOT 49, block 2s49 Section II, The Bronx;
Simeon NJ Barber agt Mary Mckinley ct al
(foreclosureot transfer OF tax lien): attorney.
II Swain.
1C9TH ST. >73 and rs East 1.-TWO actions): P
Albert Thomas agt David Sommer et al fore
closure OF two mtgs): attorney, A A silber-
berg
MADISON ST, 1872: 1924 st. 21s and go
East two actions); Jacob kaTp agt Emil Reib-
stein ct al foreclosure OF two rtgs); attorney
S ID Levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
BANKERS GUILTY OF FRAUD
Federal Jury Convicts Five on
Charge of Conspiracy.

Memphis, Oct. 2S-Five bankers wen
KNOWN in Memphis. Kansas City, Oklaho-
ma City and other cities were rounu
guilty Of conspiracy TO defraud To-Day oy
a federal jury w. c. White former
director Of the All Night and Day Bank
OF Memphis and the Union Trust Com
many of Hot Springs, was acquitted
Those convicted are z. L. Hendrey' eX-
president of the Memphis All Night ana
bay Bank: H. c. Wynne, ex-president OF
nhe Little Rock All Night and Day Bank :
EAbner Davis, ex-president of the All Night
and Day Bank Of Oklahoma City; {. A
bonds. ex-president Of the Kansas CltE
Au Night and Day Bank, and ). H.
Brooks, ex-director Of the Memphis Bank
and head Of a local lumber company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
MAY REORGAN|zE ORIENT
English Syndicate Now Inspect
ina StiIWeII'S Road.

Officers of the United States and Mexi-
can Trust Company confirmed yesterday
the report from Kansas City that an IN
spection now being made of the lines OF
the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Rail
way by representatives Of an English syn
dictate interested In the railroad Is ex-
pected 70 result in a decision TO emo the
recent receivership and complete the con-
struction of the road.
Cecil Braithwaite, Of Foster q Bralth-
waite. q London brokerage house, declared
IN Kansas City before starting on the 'rlp
of inspection that the railroad company
would probably be reorganized ana out vi
the hands Of the receivers before CHRIST
mas. He was confident, he said, that tie
s15.O 900 necessary 10 complete the
svstem would be raised. Mr.. BraithWalte
was accompanied on his tour of inspection
nv his son Godfrey, Philip d. Tuckett and
Frederick Hurdle, London capitalists anu
+. Quincy Smith, president OF the Oniteu
States and Mexico Trust Company
The plans Of the English syndicate ac-
cording to Mr. Braithwaite, include the
construction Of line from Wichita Ram
the present northern terminus or the Orl-
ent, to Kansas City, and the building Oh
the Kansas City Outer Belt terminals
No further work will be attempted on the
Mexican end of the road, which eXtenuS
10 Topolobampo, a distance of three nun
dred miles. until peace is assured there
When the extensions in the United states
are completed the road will have line
1880 miles long to Chihuahua AT pres
ent $50 miles of the road between Chl-
huahua and Kansas City are complete
Arthur f. Stilwell, organizer OF the
Orient and its former president. VIII not
head the recognized company, Mr.. Braith-
waite is quoted as asserting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
APARTMENT HOUSE IN 81, 100000 TRADE
Block Front in Riverside Drive Given in Part Payment for the
Ten Story Laureate Hall.
BUYER TO IMPROVE BUILDING IN SEVENTH AVENUE

of space In the new building, Broadway
northeast corner OF goth street, TO Il
Steinthal & Bro, for term OF years at
an aggregate rental of 10000
Spear & Co. rented the building No Bt
West Broadway for Mitchell Mitchell
to David Krochmal; also with Fox e. Co.
the store and basement In Nos. I and 3
Waverley Place to John e Bates.
The f. r. Wood w. II. Dolson Com
pany leased for Josephine A. Collins the
dwelling house No. III West 10th street
for a term Of five years TO Beatrice A.
Durnell. The new tenant has an option
10 purchase the property from the pres
ent owner. Manuel f. Amador, son of the
President Of Panama.
Jacob Leitner leased for the Mercury
Realty Company 10 Alphonse Mlstretta
No. 2414 to 241s Beaumont avenue, three
four story tenement houses, at an aggre-
gate rental OF $4,000.
C. W. Barney leased for the Colonial
Real Estate Association the five story
building Nos 37s and $50 West Broad
way to Charles weiland, also to Samuel
Unger the top loft at No. 81 West 14th
street and to tho William r. Noe Com
pany temporarily. store moor at No IS
Murray street.
Moore, Schultz a Co. leased for J. B.
Hand the dwelling house No. 40 ST. Nicho-
las Place 10 a client, and for T.. A. Cohen
the dwelling house at No. $40 Convent
avenue.
B. Crystal & Son leased through George
Re Read & Co. the fourth loft at Nos. ~
and 80 West street TO Mallouck Brothers
also through William White & Sons the
seventh loft to the Globe Printing Com
pany.
Joseph F. Lppe leased the stores No.
1853 TO l64 West 27th street to u. Blusten
* Brother and the J. p Chaser Company.
Incorporated. also the store at No. 20
East 18th street to E. Pauly & Co.
Royal Scott Gulden leased to the Fem
berg Fur Company the dwelling house No.
10 West iGth street, also the store at No.
% West 4Gth street to Emile, gowns
space at No. % West 10th street TO NJ.
Murray and studios in the new Aeollan
Hall TO Mrs. l.. Morrell
Samuel II. Martin leased the dwelling
house No q West Goth street to Julia
Douste for a term OF three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchasers at
tDrneyD
OCTOBER %.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

CANAL ST, 19j-lg7. jOx75. Louis Stone TO
Israel Stone. ~ MOrningsidc ave; = OF X
part: all liens; Aug 20; 500
SAME PROPERTY same TO same: 4 OF 4
part; all liens; Sept es. $4,000.
GREAT JONES ST. 40. 27X9i: trust deed
and agreement; Edw Benneche to u Trust
Co. 40 Wall st mtg $4,000 and all liens:
In trust: Oct II; 81; attorneys. Stewart &
Shearer 45 wall st.
MADISON ST. 3l9. cor Gouverneur
st. &c Sx9s.4: Harris Goldman 10 Fannie. his
wife. 775 Prospect pl, Brooklyn; Is part; all
liens: oct Il 81; attorney, Isaac Marks 502
9Th ave.
MAIDEN LANE s. 1903 It Of Broad
way, j6Gx irreg. Walter Horn 10 F1ntlock
Realty Co; March 81. 1909 81; address, ~
Wall Ct
to Fannie Goroisky 90 Ralph ave, Brooklyn
= part (mtg $40 900. 81: oct g
TTH AVE. s. 75.5 II OF seth ST. 75xlOO:
55th st. =. 100 II OF 18th ave. 2jxll7.2x
% lxl15.2: Cbas + Rogers 10 Weham Com
pany, II East 2Sth st mtg $500 OCO); and all
liens. Y part: Oct 10; 81
SAME PROPERTY: Fredk p Forster to
same mtg $500. 900: and all liens: y part;
oct 10. 81: attorneys. same above
Sd AVE 623. 24sXs0. Harriet Hanhed
10 Harriet - Tyte; all liens: Oct II: 81: ad-
dress 100 HcDonough ST. Brooklyn.
7TH AVE. S23. 2511Ob; Margaret Brennan 10
Aaron Coleman. so West 6sth 81 tmtE $35.00O,:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
BROOKLYN SALES.

John n. Kailey g. Son sold for 3. e
Haight the four story dwelling house. No
AZ Monroe Place, lot 23x1O0 feet, 10 Percy
IS. Mallett for occupancy.
The Mller-stam Company has resold
for a client No. 1872 McDonough street, a
three story and basement brownstone
dwelling house, on lot 2ox1oO feet, TO a
Mr.. Moss.
Everett Kuhn has sold for Edith A,
. Cook No 1852 McDonough street, three
story and basement dwelling house, on
lot l9xlOO feet; also sold for o. Applesate
Z No. 1l72 Chauncey street. two story and
basement dwelling house. on lot lsxl0C
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

George A. Morrison, president Of the
Greenpoint National Bank. purchased six
acres fronting Great South Bay, at Say
willie, Long Island. and will erect hotel
and about ten bungalows on the property.
The tract belonged to Mrs. Leander T.
Powell The purchase price is said to
have been about $4,000.
Pease & Gilman rented for Clarence c.
Merritt his house in Pelham Manor Road,
Pelham Manor, N. Y. TO Edward H. Con-
way, and for Mrs. Julia B. Freeman her
country place, at Belle Haven, Green
witch. Conn. 70 Mrs. Jessica @. Finch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Mary ID Van
Winkle two mtgs; $4,000.
Anzonetta r. Bininger and ano, eNrs 10
Anzonetta r Bininger: $3.50
Hugo Mack 10 George 4 Kesser Co; VI.
John Aschen to Hugo Mack 81.
Jennie Decker. grdn. 20 Fannie Decker; 81.
Richard Trimble and ano. trus. to Henry
Bendheim: $40. 900.
Walter Horn to Trustees Of Peabody Fdu-
cation Fund s3.500.
Bernhard Fink to Kate Livingston 5000.
Margaret a Gregory and ano. extrx, to Mar
garet \ Gregory and ano; $1,000.
FLOYD Brown and ano to Pierre Gougel-
man; ST.
Francis L Mancuso to Bella Pitschal; 800
New York Security and Trust Co 10 Jay
Nestell: 81.
Charles n Hart ct al 10 Irene n Colard: 81.
! jaw Nestsll. exr. To Charles II Hart; 81.
Russell s Johnson 20 Murray Hill Co: 81 800.
Lenson Construction Co To Russell John
son: 81. 400.
Pauline Calm 10 Peter often; 50. 900
Samuel II stone TO Brainerd Avery; 500.
weisberg- Baer Co TO MADEIRA Co: $500
Annie NJ Bogumil and ano 10 Matthias Haf-
fen. 81 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
Mahattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 1902. s. 25xl0O: Chas
Ware to Elmer r Corey, lonkers No,h'
Semi 20 trrior mtg $4,000. due July ], 1919.
& Der cent. $1,000. attorney. Robert y hnowies'
los broadway. ,-.,
amsterdam AVE. 5, sos # s Of Sath
st. 25NS2, John schwartz to mary J. aSSl0 J'
g2 Wesf gJth 81. oct II prior mtg FlNpD'
due AZ per bond. 5000. attorney, Title |uai-
antco and Trust 90, lIB BroadwnE' ,,-,.,.,.,.
CONVENT AVE. B2. los liz McNiniey
Realty and Construction 90 20 VIM jay, trus-
tee. bedford, y Y oct 90 yrs " Per cent
''C CHERRY a.S ST. i6I, cor oliver st. S. 10 Ok
ire. Aununciata GauZza ct al 10 Nicola
Pagano. al Fort Lee. y j; Oct Y; due Jan :;
1915 $4,000; attorney Chas Harpar'h' go
GREENwICH ST. n cor DesbroGses st, -
ESQ: Chas W Prelle 10 Mnna G Prelle ana
a ai3 5 CHGs Preilc % Dcsbrosses ST.
3D AVE g cor SGth St x: Henry
Gerken George Ehre ~ o6 6srS ave de-
mard. q per cent. oct % Sl2Vo' attorney
NJ Eurghsrd, II Broadway.
18TH ST s. 2O4l0 n @ Of sth ave, y,
Annie CudliPp to UNIVERSITY fresS ~ JON 1l
1910 prior mtg $4,000: Vt; $4,000; attor-
ney. S 5 Terry. SO Br9adwsyyo ,,o,o, rrork
10 Elise schumacher, $50 9Th ave- oct p prior
mtg S32, OOW due as per bond; So'JOo' attoi-
ney ] a Fischer, go 9th ave.
SAME PROPERTY; same TO % lilo rnilGm rs,s
S37 800; due as per bond; $1,000 attorney
bJTH st, 14O hast > sly plh, -'Ni'vs'F
Thomas G Cook TO p Morgan. y e. trustee rgs,
Glen Cove, Y; June prior mtg SH'o'o)'
vi iit rTT ST. 824 Fast. 1s9xlOO11; Roma Cir
rito to Antonio Manu-. 335 East Hath st:
oct is (prior mtg $1,000; due as per bond;
$500: attorney, Louis Leo. 81 Park Row;
I22D ST 26a- 27l West sty brk 4OxiO II;
Margaret Brennan to Aaron Coleman, 30 West
6sth ST: oct 10 (prlor mtg Sl2.6OO; due April
H. I8ii; per cent; $4,000; attorney Morris
IgIs.Ir Sr . West Is. 4x9a II: Mary r Hes
sion TO Henrietta r Lighte. Al West 9lst st;
Oct %: 3 yrs: $500: attorney, y Iraut-
man, 49, Nassau At.
The Bronx.
COURTLANDT AVE- 5 8, l7is II Q
from 81 ave. 5Oxs0.7: 80 ave- W $,
III: Hanen Realty Co to John NJ Hafen and
ano. eNrs. Aug 81 yrs. 90 per cent; No'-
600: attorney. Miehlins. 25s Broadway: %
CAMBRELLENG AVE, n cor 18TH st, IOx
55; Russo-Barba Realty Co TO Adelaide Bene-
dict guardian. Katonah. Y; Oct %; 3 yrs;
s24 600, attorney, Title. Guarantee and Trust
SANE PROPERTY: Francesca urgo to
Russo Barba Realty Co prior mtg $4,000;
oct %: 3 yrs, o per cent: $500; attorney
rue GfsN G9RTahIeF aIo AVE cor issth 81
IOOxIOi4 to Crescent ave 12s4x25; Giuseppe
lamascia to James Mayer, 32l West st; oct
%: VI: $4,000; attorneys Murtha & Murtha,
SANE PROPERTY: same to Henry Elias
Brewing Co, 4O3 East 54th ST tpror mtg So
OOoJ. oct %; due as per bond; $4,000 attor-
neys Paskus Cohn q Gordon, . Rector ST.
CAMBRELI.ENG AVE, ~ lots 0S and 100,
map land OF : Cambrellens ct al. 75xlOO; An
ME Guidera 10 Rosina Cunlno. 2l3 Fast 107th
1T prior mtg So. 300; Dec 81. 1911: due as per
bond $1,000; attorney. Max Silverstein, 300
Broadway.
Crescent ave 50x1O0: Martin Tully Construc-
ton Go TO wi!iam { Arnold, 10 Bard ave,
staten Island, oct 20, yrs. 55 PEI cent;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-24
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.
OCTOBER %.

BROOME ST. 5I5. all. Allessandro DELI
Iaoll to Beniannino III Palma: yrs from
Nov T. 1912: $500 address, $40 Broome st.
BROADWAY, 34Oy-34il. store. etc; Realty
Fund co to Leopold Oppenhcmer; yrs from
May /, 1913: Sl,SOO, address. 500 West 10th ~
CONVENT AVE, $50 4s4 4g2 Is houses); ;
15lst st. 4il-4i3 West; Mckinley Realty q
Construction Co 10 Jos Shenk: yrs from Dec
!, 1911; $4,000: address, ~ West 10Tth st.
GREAT JONES ST. 40, ALL West Side Trust
Company OF New York. trustees. TO Edw Ben
neche; life lease $500: address. - Great
Jones st.
HOE AVE, 1907. all. Eliz sohmer 10 Peter
SohmeT and anO : yrs from Nov |. 1912: $500;
address 1894 Intervale ave.
PROSPECT AVE- 800, all: Jennie Byrne
81 300: address SOS Prospect ave
18TH ST. 40 East, all: Edw Killing TO
American Socialist Society. corpn; yrs
from Nov /. 1912 S2.400. address. ~ East
22d st.