davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1912-09-09
Another
Reason Why
You Should Own a
High View
Home

The beauty of "High View"
homes lies in their complete
finish. Nothing has been slight
ed-nothing overlooked. From
the front porch to the rear
from cellar to roof, the details
of construction have been at
tended to in thorough manner.
And every modern convenience
that makes for greater comfort
has been included.
Remember that these "High
View" homes are IA feet above
Pennsylvania avenue. This
high elevation means absolute
comfort on the hottest day.
There is always breeze stirring
at "High View"
Consider the easy terms on
which you can buy one of these
modern homes You pay less
than rent on a home that will
be yours for all time. Only
5000 cash-S26.92 a month.
Complete price. $500
The Washington times., 1912-09-09
Aeroplane Exports
Exceed the Imports

An entirely new export trade in aero
planes has been developed by the Unit
ed States during the past year. Twenty
seen American-built machines, costing
S'o',S6 were sold abroad In that period
lT lions In the same period were
vaIued at E9,7l3.
The Washington times., 1912-09-09
Wants Trespassers Kept
Off Railroad Tracks

Passage Of a Federal law to keep tres
passers of the cars or tracks of rail-
roads is urged by w. p. Williams, claim
agent of the Rock Island road, who says
81 .0S3 trespassers have lost their lives
on the railroads of this country in the
last ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
HELD FOR FATAL STABBING
Men Said To Be Brothers Ac.
cnsed of Murder.

Charged with the murder Of Pauio
Romano. whose address is unknown. an
italian who said he was Giuseppe Fortl'
Of No. 40 Broome street, was locked up
IN the Clinton street police station yes
terday. Charles Tritn, OF the same ad-
dress. was locked up charged with being
implicated in the murder. Fortfs wife
was sent 10 the House Of Detention as
material witness.
According to Patrolman Leonard ne
saw three men querrelling violently un-
der the williamsburg Bridge approach
early yesterday morning, and before he
could reach them one man drew a knife
and stabbed Romano twice in the back.
This man, who Leonard described as
Forti started to run after the stabbing,
throwing the knife away at tho same
time. Leonard, however. caught the man
end slipped handouts on him, and then
called an ambulance from the Gouver-
peur Hospital. DR.. Booth responded and
said the man had died almost instantly.
The third man had escaped while Leo
nard was catching Fort, but Patrolman
Ryan went to No 10 Broome street later
and arrested Tritzi. Mrs. Fort accom-
panied the patrolman TO the station house
and there identified TritA as her hus-
bands brother. Tritzi denied being re-
lated 70 Forti and said he had never seen
AlAher Of the Forts before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
FOR SPECIAL VICE CORPS
Mr.. Within Believes Social Evil
Naads Drastic Handling.

Frederick Within, director OF the COM
nittee Of Fourteen, talked yesterday at
the West Side branch Of the Young Men's
Christian Association on 'The Police and
Unenfcrceable Legislation" In line with
similar address delivered the previous
Sunday dealing with the subjects Of ex-
rise, gambling and dissolute living.
The speaker quoted some Of Commits
sioper Waldos recent address before the
citizens committee, in which he said that
the principal points that demanded the
attention OF the police were the proven
lion of crime, the detection Of crime and
the protection Of morals. The Commits
sIoner. he said, had expressed himself In
sympathy with the idea OF a complete
separation of the first two from the third,
which should have special corps Of men
to deal with IT,
Speaking OF the gambling evil, the
speaker asked II It were not possible to
substitute something that would furnish
the same amount Of excitement without
breaking the law. He deprecated mild
punishment for cases of vice, and said
Il was no use to send women TO the
workhouse from the Night Court
The fight against the social evil he de-
clared, was progressing so well that about
all the downtown resorts have been
closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
LABOR SIDES WITH TAFT
One Organ Urges Continuance
of Present Administration.
~'pARTY HAS KEPT FAITH"
Publication Declares Prosper
ity Is Due to President and
Asks Wage Farmers to
Remember.

"Ths Labor World" weekly pubEca-
ton issued in the interests Of organized
labor and the organ of several New YORK
and New Jersey building organizations
In ITS current number appeals 10 inc
vorkingman to vote on Election Day LOT
the continuance Of the administration OF
President Taft. In an editorial IN
which the Democratic and Republican
parties are compared THE Labor Worlo
says:
The Republican party has Kept iai ite
with the people. 1t has tulnl!eu dtS
pledges and it represents the best tra i1a
lions Of American citizenshlpc IL mSs
uuietly, persistently and faithiuily ca ca
ried forward the work with Which ~ mas
been intrusted by the people A..
Those who desire good tunes TOT Iite
next four years and who are opposeo ~
INSTRUMENTATION and treachery shou ~
arouse themselves IN a naton-Wiae, , Ya-
triotic fight for the re-elecu1n u annb-
lam Howard Taft and the entlre hepuO.
lican ticket on November D.
Under the caption Taft and Protection
Means Self-Protection' the publication
states:
The one thing which shows prosperity
In a community is the amount OF lnVILSs
spent for building purposes. MY III .
are a few cold facts that shOuiSS think
YOU, Mr.. Wage Garner, sit up ana tn MN.
Who spend the money? Why, ths many
Industries which must be protected.
Who gets the money? Why. you know
don't you? The wage Garner, OF coui a.
The stone rnasons, the brickayers' tne
Carpenters, the plasterers, the pun Ser?,
the painters and ali the rest. Now W Gop
YOU see where you come IN. MI; I'D
Farmer? Suppose Taft prosperity ma
not helped you out, where woulo you
Do YOU or don't you want this klno Oh
prosperity, the kind that pays 70 i hsye
up? You can register r NesS
answer at the polls next Tuesday' 49,.
The one undying ambition a. Gear r 10 us is
heart of every American wage eaIhei q,
10 own his own home, however modeSt ~
may be-to know that the door Ihde.
his feet and the roof oyer his . heso t Saf
ambition? Why, because he gets the
best wages in the world :t and mt S ON Your
Just protective tarin. Just puH ." ,bese
glasses a minute and compare these
figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Pease e. Gilman have leased No. 20
East 10Th street for A. Levy TO T. G.
Condor; No. 1876 East list street for
George A. Freeman 10 Benjamin Wells;
apartments at No. 3S3 Park avenue TO
II. NJ Wright, No 1888 East 10Th street TO
Stephen Mason and No. 2O5 West 57th
street to w. ]. Rodgers, and loft at
Nos. n and A West 18th street 70 Aaron
Kosofsky
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
the sixth floor IN the building being
erected by W. r. Grace & co. TO William
T.. Peck & Co, exporters. The lease Is
for a long term Of years.
The Duross Company leased No. JAG
West 18th street for ]. L. Van SAINT to
Charles A. Glenn, No. 80 West 18th street
10 Ann Lee and No. 1lS Bedford street TO
Margaret O'Rourke.
The Lotion H. Slawson Company leased
space in the Cuyler Building to the fol-
lowing wholesale boot and shoe manu-
lacturers: The Bank-Gibbon Company,
OF Philadelphia; Charles X. Fox. Inc, OF
Haverhil. Mass; Val-Duttenhafen Sons
e. Co., of Cincinnati, and A. NJ. Creighton,
OF Lynn, Mass, and Offices TO Orlando NJ.
Dana. Also, in the Pullman Building,
offices to the Chalmers Publishing Com
pany and to the city of New York for the
special committee Of the Board Of EST
mate and Apportionment appointed TO
make a study OF the departments OF
Health. Charities and Hospitals.
r. ]. Wilton leased for the Ten and
Twelve Maiden Lane Company the store
and basement at No. 81 Maiden Lane to
A. II. Wilkinson for term of years.
This completes the renting OF the build
ing.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co., Inc. have
leased for Francis L. Slade No. IS West
ed street, four story, high stoop dwell
ing house, to George Z. Dadmun, OF Nor
ristown, n. j., and No. l57 East cd
street, a three story dwelling house, for
Davis & Robinson. to George A. Crock
err, Jr.
julius Friend. Edward NJ. Levi Com
pany has leased for the Cammeyer
corporation 1850 square feet in its build
Ing, southeast corner of Sixth avenue
and 10Th street, for a term of years TO
Max Held, and for r. & G. Pfomm $500
square feet in No. 81 West 22d street for
a term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

NORTH ST. 80; Bertha z Thomson a.,
t neren casey ct al foreclosure Of mtg; az
zoo and 2o4th SITS, lot 81; Tax Lien Co Of M
YORK agt Jerome Park Railway Co a. y,
Nmended foreclosure OF transfer Of tar u.r,.
attorney, w Lustgarten. 'p'
l2STH ST, III East; Paul z Iamar.h.
gen. agt Stephen Mccormick ct al (foreclosnss,
o. mtg; attorneys. r & r O'Gormsn
ALL RIGHTS. etc, building, machin.ry.
fye OF the Register OF the County OF M.
York OF Feb 20. 1907: Metropolitan Trust q.
OK the aty OF New York ast Long Acre Eecs
MIG; attorneys, Carter. Ledyard Milburn. :"
BID ST. 800 West. and Gath st, 243 West.
CHRISTOPHER w Mitchell agt Rebecca Greare,
action TO declare conveyance void: attos
EVys, Appel & Taylor.
14sTH 81. Q s. 1918 It OF 80 ave, "a,
ir,sg; Wittcon & Altman Contracting CO set
QborTe w Marley jr. ct al faction TO tors
close mechanics, lienl: attorney. 8 Cohen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

LILLE b Lilienthal to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: $4,000
Charles II Smith TO German Savings Bank;
s42. 900. .
Rose Block TO Star Mortgage Co: 81.
William Bull Qnc) to Margaret Knox; *l'-
600 ~
Edward II Kelly to Isaac Hcbberd; 500
NJ VI Realty Co TO Ida r Cullinan; sloo
Equitable Trust Co, trustee, TO Lawyers Ilue
Insurance and Trust Co; $40. 23s. 40
Giovanni Luzzatto TO Elmer Il Cooley; w.
676.
American Mortgage Co TO John NJ Bowers
and ano. trustees: S23, 003.
Charles Won Dehssn to julius EvoIdt;
$500
Union Trust CO to Joseph l. Buttsnwisssr;
$40. 600.
Same to Bank for Savings in the City OF
New York: $4,000.
Rockland Realty Co to william " Adams;
So, 600.
Same to same; 81, 500.
Same TO same: $1,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Metropoli-
tan Savings Bank; $4,000.
Same to Warren CTuikshsnk, trustee; s42-
600.
Same 10 United States Trust Co: $40. 900.
Lawyers Tito Insurance and Trust Co to
Lawyers Mortgage Co: s135. 600
Yorkshire Realty and Construction Co TO
Isaac Mayer; $.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

Don't you see what great DIG hoiIon
the protected American workman 10 .
over the free trade English wage Garner
Now, to go on. Because the AmeIicaa a.
worker gels some pretty decent WAGES ne
IS able to lay something away In the Dale Dale
or building association. Last year ne ldlu
away S4,212, $685. 900. while in the postai say
mss he has laid away since January l.
1911, S2S,00o.00O. ... ho rats
To 90 on with the story. AFTER ne seCs
q Iittie saved up the worker starts to ouy
q lot. That is where the real estate dealer
comes in. Then he saves niue moIe
and buys a house, and that is wnere you
oll come ln-bricKayers, stone nlaSons'
carpenters. ioiners, plasterers, plumbers
MATTERS laborers and all.
Now, don't you see how ~ works :
Don't YOU see how the whole tapilC Oh
hT1ericsn industry Is woven by the pro-
fectad wage workers? Do you know What
raft and protection mean! ~ means
salf-protection: it means that you holo
your lob. 1t makes no difference Whetner
the employer builds shop or tne EN-
ploye builds a home; you hoid your jon,
But these shops won't be built ano those
homes won't he built and you won't hold
YOUR fob unless American industries are
protected: protected right, by the justly
protective tariff.
Now, think again when you vote next
Tuesday and you'll not regret atter you
vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
THE EDIBLE FUNGI.

Dr. Somervile Hastings, lecturing Al,
the Royal Photographic Societys exhiti.
ton recently, said that many toadstools
were edible and some were exceedingly
nice. Among these was the giant puffbalI.
Blewits on toast also were something OF
delicacy. Indeed, only about a dozen
cut of the five thousand species OF toad.
stools In this country were known to be
poisonous. Many OF the troubles occur.
ring through eating fungi were due 10
the fact that people had eaten too much
or had failed TO digest them properly,
This was not to say, however, that they
we're nourishing. for although they con.
timed good deal Of proteid Il was no,
easily digested.-London Globs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
H. 10 Real Estate
* NJ ar kQ t
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lesseeD
NONEMRER Q

COLUMBUS AVE. 721 (alD: Meta Haase
ct al to John F Haase: 10 yrs from May l.
1913: $500: address. 500 West l+9th 81.
GRAND ST. 1863 and 365 (stores); Julius
Schattman to Joseph Kebart and ano; yrs
and mos from Dec 4, 1912; $4,000; address
1856 Grand 81.
LEMON AVE, j6s and $40 north store. etc(
Aaron Coleman and ano TO Joseph Ensteln; .
yrs from oct /, 1912; $500; address, o.
LenoX ave. ,-,.
Dwyer <. Carey Construction Co TO JoschliIi
Viebrosk; yTs from Sept !, 1917: Sl'2Oo; au-
dress, 1929 Southern Boulevard.
9TH AVE, 1912 corner store; MOTIFS Lsoe en
man TO Jose Schwarz: yrs from Nov l, lSlZ'
81. 200: address. 23l2 9Th ave. =.
9TH AVE. 377 (alD: William hed3y 70
Hartley SILK Manufacturing Co Qnc); u Yrs
from May /, 1913: $4,000; address. Boston,
Mass
36TH ST, 149 and Isl West (store ana bsse-
ment); Finney Building CO to Henry Hollan-
der: 10 yrs and / mo from Jan !, 1913; SS'oOo'
address, 2S3 Hudson 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

Els wales ave: Oct 80 tmtr 10000: $50;
attorney ] II Hildreth, Sd ave and lASth 81.
la9TH ST. s. 1903 II Of 8d ave, o.,
"a: Uptown Realty Co 10 John maori ssod
attorncv, Lawyers Title Insurance ana
Trust co. 100 Broadway. ,1. 40.
18TH ST, SIS. III It Of CourtlanGti, , ave- e;
5ONgS.6; BenensOn Realty co TO go :
MoIler, 800 Oak Tree pl; oct 81 Imtg 800;
25O); 500: attorneys, Elfers 4 AHeriY' "a
AuHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
eEAl ESTATE FOR SALE oRToLET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
REAL HOMES

East 18th st. and Ave. j.. large rooms ano
hath: ali improvements: steam heat, electric
light lardwood foors price IS. $50: 81. 600 cash:
take smith st, Brighton Beach Il or ocean
ave cars 10 Ave. j. DAHL. Owner and BuiIoer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
ERATlONS.
Mapha attain.

5TH AVE Is. ISL and 1888; to sty loft;
Peller. Davis & Co, 1888 9Th ave, owners; sam
uei sass, so Union Square East. architect;
2fTH ST. Q, 129 to 1873 West: to ~ sty
loft: Jacob Abraham G. Meyer epstein, %
Canal St owners: Charles Is Meyers Union
souars West, architect: cost, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 2.

WEST BROADWAY, n Q cor OF Park pl. T5I
rs, Badolicms Star Iron Works, Inc, sgt NJ B
Brown Printing and Binding Co ct al, owner;
Hopper. contractor Tucker & Vinton, sub-con.
tractors: 1902
22CTH ST, 4 9, sos II OF Barnes ave- l0ox
ia: w Griffith & Co agt Michele Agugliaro,
owner and contractor; $50.
18TH ST, 6l9 TO 625 West; Lockwood Co sgt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
Tho Bronx.

FOX ST. es. 100 II n OF Home 81, 25Iiooj
Utility Realty Co 10 Frank NJ Van Orden,
trustee $50 Eas, tG5th at: due as per bond
Nov /. $1,000: attorney, Title Insurance Co.
1875 Broadway.
OLINvILI.E AVE. 340o. " 3. 2NlOO; HUI
bert Andermahr to Herman Freedman, 2i2a
WISE ave: 3 yrs: sept 30: 5000: attorney,
J Ruhenstein. Beekman 81.
PROSPECT AVE. n " cor 18Th S. STlOO,
Frank + Galles 20 James McWalters, 2i3t
broadway: oct 81 prior mtg $4,000: yrs. :
per cent: IS 900: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co lT6 Broadway
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. =, $50 n OF
Westchestcr ave 42NliTs; Julia Dortman 70
American Real Estate co. 62T 9Th ave; Nov
uror mtg $50 900: 3 yrs o per cent; $4,000:
attorney. J Meyers. S27 9th ave.
lSsTH ST. .. III u OF Courtlandt ave
EO1as g: VIM Moller 10 Benenson Realty co.
IOT East 1891 st. oct 81 prior mtg s58 2Sol
yrs per cent; 5000: attorneys Elters a.
A, 2TT Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

sEASHORE BARGAIN Pretty three-rooin
bungalow and lot $3.50; safe bathing; aeep
sea nshng: grand sailing; beautifu lccauon :
teashore and country combined; fars' loc. Nd
dress Ocsanslde IS Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

NOVEMBER ?.
MADISON AVE, n cor s2d 81, 95xs5; All.n,l
Construction Co loans Alpha Construction 20
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENo
NOVEMBER 2.

HOUSTON ST. W cor OF Chrystle st; L lou.
Marcus agt Mnsker Realty Co; Sept D. lsl''
'CHRYsTIE ST. W s, 100 II 8 Of stanton %.
bOxiS5: Louis Marcus agt Louis Minsky ct a.
Sept 8. 1912; 5000 TT e,.r.
eel agt August II Killers; Oct "A, 1917; SZsS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
Manhattan.

NdUHdhNs" -.
AVE A. 240Is, o s, 25.l1x-; MinsAer heS Noy
Co 10 Title Insurance Co, 10 bToAo""'' "
HMs T, i1H AVE, 144l, :. l7xiOo; Hen n
Nov /; yrs; s2l 900: attorney. Title uuA'aH
tee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway, ., ,ostb
AMSTERDAM AVE, W S, .f.I II " ,,aoree
ST, 2jx1OO; Frederick l. keppler 10 s SeS ast,
attorney, Title Insurance Co lSS br III iiy73.
BEADHURST AVE. 300 West ~ ~
iexinaIon ave Cprior mtg SIS, 900; Oct 81 %
per cent; $4,000; attorney Noope''
H0USroN ST, n 3. 226.s It n " Aye ,, a,
20 Ix7O 10: Mlnaler Realty co to Title lhsut-
ance CO. l35 broadway; Nov !: yrs, |ag 9a,S1.
HOUSTON ST T. % oliver Hos Te chesebrO, New
Rochelle, \ 7 prior mtg $40, 900; Nov i; r quo
March 1. 1915: g per cent: so:Soo. az ~ fso
Lawyers Title Insurance and lruSt w. ~"
PSF ISL AVE-. sol, 2l1xlOo; Earl o'BTien ct
nj to Title Guarantee and Trust CO. od 10 Dio~O
3Dj AVE. 10, 22x74; Mary II Pitt TO Metro o,,
poIitan Savings Bank, 80 Cooper square. So s
/ 8 yrs Az per cent; $1,000; attorneys Z"
"2b "a u SVEl 2igI w s. 256xlos3 John Gut
tenberg TO Alvin Scheuer. 10Th st and West
Emo ave; Oct 81: yrs Sloi R,osd l a.
4GTH ST, 80 West, sty brk. 2OxlUJ.S; I ,t.fr
A Peterson 10 Yer Planck Estate. 3Sl Madison
ave prior mtg $4,000; Oct 81 due as pei
DO 5sfi ST. 80 West, sly erb; ..2 2ssio S5ji
Trust co, 176 Roadway; Nov /: due as per
bond; SIS 900. oo-,oo y.
Paul . Foxlocher to Matilda Tinson. indl-
vidually and as trustee. Moulstown, j; nov
!: yrs, per cent $4,000; attorney NJ r
johnson, III Broadway. on,
Ii3TH ST g 2. $50 II OF Park ave, 25I
lOO1I: Joseph Hrschfeld to Lawyers Mortgage
Co, 80 Liberty st; Nov /; yrs; 1850; at
torncy, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co.
100 Broadway. oo
NTH ST. II East, sty brk 2oIl0on
Bertha Levy TO Frederic de Foster ano
ano. trustees, Tuxedo Park: Nov ]: ) yrs;
| 81, 900: attorney T de p Foster. - Wall 81.
i2lsT ST. S. 200 IT W OF 7th ave- SI
! 100 II; Richard Bonnanny TO Eleonora wal
| ZACH, 235 West 103d st: Nov i; D yrs: SZ2,oco;
| attorneys. Rose & Putzel, % Broadway.
l23D ST, 40 East, sty brk. G.trlooll
! Shetland Co TO Lincoln Trust Co, 2Os 9th ave
Nov /: 3 yrs; $4,000; attorneys. Bowers q
| Sands. III Nassau st.
| IT4TH ST, 3 $. 1928 n OF Audubon ave,
! a7Gx1OO: Florence Rittwagen 10 Edw 9
Schaefer and sno. trustees, Z East ssth 81;
! Nov /: yrs az per cent: $4,000: attorney,
| Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. loo
| Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCIOBER 2.
The Bronx.

WEsTCHESTER AVE. n W cor Of Tinany
at. / sty brk amusement hail. SO l0x1OO; Henry
Acker Co. Henry Acker, 24I2 Grand ave, p,esI-
dent owner; Hoppe d Raube go Westcnes-
ter ave, architscts; cost, $4,000,
WESTCHESTBR AVE, ms, II or linsn'
ct; / sly brk stores, S6xI0; Henry hcher ~,
Henry Acker 24T2 Grand ave, president. own
err; Hoppe & Raube, $50 Westchester ave.
architects; cost, $50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
A SHORT CUT.

For a list Of furnishes rooms in New
York consult The 1ribune's Room and
Beard Reaister.--Adw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
LIS PEN DENS.

OCIOBER =.
145Tu syT 400 TO 324 West; Julie VI NJ Grant
| a, al exrs sgt John Haskins Estates, Inc,
81 al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, NJ ) bor-
| land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

rsur,less Construction Co. owner and con-
BROADWAY, W 9. between Park pl ano
Barclay st; Candee, Smith Howland 90 "a
observation-disclosures Place Co, owner; tucker q
Yinton contractors; VIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee ana a''''
ney)
Interest 8 per cent unless otherwise sta'e1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
REAL ESTATE.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No. 1884 Broadway. between Both and
3Tth ats. until o'clock .. m. Advertise
ments received at the following branch Offices
at regular rates until o'clock p. M, VIZ:
28I sth ave, q. e. cor. 23d ST.; 1853 9th ave-,
cor. 18th st; iO4 East lith St: 257 West 42d
ST, between 18th and sth ayes; 268 West
seth st: 1877 East t26th Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

Joseph B and Hannah Gutenberg to Louis
Frank; 10000; attorneys. Kurzman &
Frankenheimer. % Broad 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

OUR MAGAZINE DESCRIBING THE WON
derful development OF Long Island, also a
catalogue OF houses. sent free on request.
M'KNiGHT REALTY co, 347 5th ave. New
York. Tel. $500 Madison So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

Young LADY not in position 20 continue
with payments on very handsome house.
rooms electric, gas phons, heat, beautiful
view. very high. large plot, select location.
willing 10 lose, new house. payments OF $50
monthly make you the owner: can be bought
NJ big bargain. Answer at once, q. ROTH,
Box %, Tribune Uptown once. 1884 Broad
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF purchaser and at
torneyD
NOVEMBER q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels to Go Under the Ham,
mer This Week.

The following parcels will be sold IN
the Vesey street and The Bronx sales
rooms this week:
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rooms this week:
AT IL vESEY STREET.
ON WEDNESDAY.
BY Joseph p. Day.
BRADHCRST AVE. 43. W ., 1892 II or
145th ct, 1S.3xS0.3x-, 8 sty and basement dwG;
Archibald Templeton agt Jennie McCaoe' Ed
mund Coffin, atty: VIM Klein, ref; due,
St, 52S 81: taxes, etc. $50 -.
BY James l.. Wells.
BROOAfE ST, l4l, s, 20 II OF Ridge ST,
20x60. 3 sty and basement tenmt and store;
Ebenezer Draper sgt Morris Rosenberg ct al;
Jno II Post atty; Chas Donohue. ref: due,
s., COO O3; taxes, etc. $247 40; sub TO FIRST
mtg Of $4,000.