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Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
WINTER HARBOR.
CHEER.

A son was born to Maurice Torrey and
wife July 10.
Miss Georgia Hodgkins, of Bar Harbor,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jessie Smallidge.
Andrew Pendleton and wife were week
end guests of relatives at Northeast Har-
bor.
Herbert Handy, Of Sailors Snug Harbor,
called on friends here last week, while en-
joying his annual vacation.
Mrs. Myra Earle left Friday for her
home in Cambridge, Mass, accompanied
by Miss Maize Pendleton.
Mrs. Irene Stevens, who has been visit
ing her brother, Everett Smith, returned
to her home at Columbia Saturday.
Milford Lash, who is engineer ON a
freight steamer running from Boston TO
the South, visited his mother, Mrs. W. FL.
Parker, last week.
The large steam yacht Duchess, belong
ing to Mrs. Warner Leeds, of New York
and Bar Harbor, was at anchor in the har-
Dor several times last week.
July 10. 8.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
REACH.

Cecil Annis, who has been yachting, ar
rived home Wednesday.
Joshua Dunbar has purchased horse of
James Robbins, of South Deer Isle.
Mrs. Maggie Adams. who hssHbeen
threatened with rheumatic fever, is inn
proving.
Arthur Robinson, wife and little daugh-
ter Ruth, of Southwest Harbor, called on
friends here Thursday.
John Crane and family, of Hartford,
Conn.,, arrived this week at their summer
home.
Miss Adrienne Torrey and Marion and
Sydney Lowe, of Maynard, Mass, are
guests of Mrs. Comfort Greenlawe.
Charles Austin, Of Boston, has pur-
chased the farm Of Mrs. Lunette Borden,
and is making extensive repairs on the
house.
Charles Stiles and sister, Mrs. William
Anpis, with two little daughters, Sarah
and Ruth, of Dorchester, Mass, arrived
Wednesday, and will occupy the Charles
Foster house during the summer.
The home Of Levi Knight and wife was
the scene OF pleasant family gathering
when their entire family came home tc
spend the Fourth. 1t was the first time
for several years that all had been at home,
and a good time was enjoyed. Those
present were: Ed. johnson, wife and
daughter; Mrs. Malcolm Williams, OF
Stonipgton; DIR. Charles L. Knight and
son Jack, of Boston; Ralph n. Knight,
wife and daughter Barbara, of Maiden,
Mass; sydney Davis, wife and daughter
Knight.
July L. l.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
COUNTY NEWS.
WEST EDEN.

Miss Annie Thurlow, of Stonington, is
visiting her brother Fred.
Master Lewis Reed, Of Bar Harbor, is
with his aunt, Mrs. Agnes Mayo.
Miss Virginia Ralph, of Northeast Har-
Dor, is the guest Of Miss Agnes Hall.
Miss Alice Ray has gone to Belfast to
spend the summer with her parents, Alvah
Ray and wife.
Harold Higgins, OF Boston, cane home
to attend the funeral of his grandfather,
Capt. u. W. Higgins, returning last
Wednesday.
Miss Lydia Smith, an assistant teacher
in Bethel bible school, Spencer, Mass, is
spending the summer at Hillcrest house
with Miss Margaret Koch.
Mrs. Judith Graten and infant son have
returned from Bar harbor. Mrs. Graten's
health is rather poor. Her many friends
hope she will recover speedily.
NJ. G. Joy has gone to Presque Isle to
spend a few months with his daughter,
Mrs. Nina Richardson. Mr.. Joy has
reached the advanced age of eighty-five,
and is still hale and hearty, and stood the
long journey we'll.
Capt. n. W. Higgins, aged about eighty
years, who had been i'll all winter, passed
quietly away Saturday evening. Although
it was known that he could not recover,
his death brought sorrow and grief to the
community. MIR. Higgins was a man of
self-reliance, competent and thrifty, and
will be greatly missed. All who knew
him honored and respected him. He was
the soa OF William and Ruth Richardson
Higgins, and grandson OF Jesse and
Priscilla Snow Higgins, the first settlers of
the Higgins family in the western part OF
Eden, He was a successful captain in his
early days, retiring some years ago. He
married Alma Knowles, and to them were
born four chiIdren-Eugene, who died in
early childhood, and the late John and
Charles Higgins, who were prominent
lawyers, and Mrs. Addie Emery. There
are eight grandchildren. MIR. Higgins
was always interested in the welfare of
the place, and largely contributed towards
the West Eden chapel. Funeral services
were held in the chapel Tuesday, Miss
Margaret Koch, officiating. The pail
bearers were E. S. Hamor, George w.
Mayo, Samuel Leighton, e. E. Sargent.
Interment in Mt. View cemetery. The
sincere sympathy of all goes to the
bereaved daughter and many near rela-
tives.
July II. NJ.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
NORTHEAST HARBoR.


DR.. Arthur Rogers and family have been
visiting relatives here.
Shirley P. Graves and Georgia Kimbail,
OF Boston, are in town.
Gordon Graves is organist at the Baptist
church Sunday evenings.
Miss Alice Pearson visited relatives in
Bangor one day last week.
DIR. Francis G. Peabody, ID. D., is at his
summer cottage at Asticou.
Vernon G. Wssgatt, of Bar Harbor, was
in town one day of last week.
MIR. Harrison, of Portland, is repairing
the pipe organ at the union church.
Abram Giipatrick has rented his cottage
to Rev. Louis Benson for the season.
Andrew Pendleton and wife, of Winter
Harbor, called upon relatives here Satur-
day.
Z. z. Herrick and A. W. Joy, OF Ban
gor, were business visitors in town last
week.
Miss Marjorie Crawford left wednes-
day for visit with relatives in Mechanic
Falls.
The fleet of the Eastern yacht club
anchored in the harbor here Wednesday
night.
Miss Frances P. Kidder, formerly as
sistant in the Gilman high school, is visit
ing friends here.
Rev. Charles A. Moore, d. D., of Ban
gor, preached at the union church Sun
day morning. Next Sunday, Rev. Lee s.
Met ct'Oilester ID. d of Detroit Mich will
be the speaker.
Julu
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
GoTT's ISLAND.

Capt. Kirkpatrick has sold his power
boat Ella III.
Mrs. Maggie Trask is getting her cottage,
-.Crimson Rambler" ready to rent.
Capt. G. H. kirkpatrick, of st. Paul,
Mimi, arrived Sunday, and opened the st.
Paul cottage for the season.
Road Commissioner Norwood has been
working on the road leading to the head
sof the island.
Eighty-nine in the shade is hot for
Colts Island. A welcome shower came
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
WEST FRANKLIN.

Miss Edna Clark has gone to Northeast
Harbor.
Mrs. Eugene Butler has gone to Boston
for a visit.
crops are looking poorly.
Earl Calen, of Machias, has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. W. E. Clark,
W. F. Cousins and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. G. F. Springer.
Mrs. Jennie Berman and little daughter
are at Charles Smiths, and Mrs. Fannie
Friedman and two children, all of Boston,
are at Watson McGown's for the summer.
John F. Smith died July 8, in the
eightieth year of his age. Mr.. Smith was
born in Hancock, and his childhood days
were passed there and in Lamoine. He
married Miss Henrietta Butler, and settled
here some fifty years ago. Five children
were born to them, three surviving-David
e. and Norman A, of Franklin, and
George e., OF Lamoine; also one sister
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Of Amesbury, Mass.
one half -brother-Emery W., of Frank
lin; one half-sister-M Mrs. Harry Doane;
also fourteen grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. He was man of de-
cided convictions and firm believer in
the ''simple life'. A good citizen and
neighbor, and kind father has gone.
Funeral services were held at the home on
Thursday, Rev. Gideon Mayo officiating
Interment was in the family burying-
ground.
July Il. CHEER.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17

were spared by the hosts and hostesses to
make the day a success. Mr.. Leekins was
entertaining his father and mother, Levi
Leekins and wife, of Belfast, who contri-
buted to the enjoyment OF those present.
Cleste Hendrick, of South Deer Isle, and
Geneva Webb, of Oceanville, went to
Rockland to spend week with their aunt,
Mrs. L. n. Garland.
July IL a
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17

Friday morning. Had the hot, dry spell
continued, there would have been nothing
raised OF any kind on the island.
Frank Babbidge and wife went to Bangor
ON business trip this week, returning
Thursday.
John Brooks, of Lansdowne, Pa, is the
guest of Miss E. s. Peterson at Petit
Plaisauts.
| Dr. and Mrs. Furbush and children are
at the Burnham bungalow, Snow and
| Then"
| July 13. CHIPS.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17

Right in your busiest season when you
have the least time to spare you are most
likely to take diarrhoea and lose several
days time, unless you have Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand and take a dose on the first appear
ance OF the disease. For sale by all
dealers.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
TRENTON.
Committee,

B. F. Jordan, who has employment at
Bar Harbor, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his family.
Leland B. Hopkins, who has worked at
the Stafford farm nearly three years, has
gone to Bar Harbor to work for Nathan
Ash.
July 15. MAY.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
Happiest Girl i'm Lincoln.

A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes: ~ had
been aillng for some time with chronic
constipation and stomach trouble. / be-
gan taking Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets and in three days / was able
to be up and got right along. | am the
proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a
good medicine" For safe by all dealers.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
BAYSIDE.

c. H. Grindal and family are at the
Grindal cottage, Pleasant beach.
z. c. Powers, wife and son Lawrence, OF
Caribou, who are taking an automobile
trip through Maine, accompanied by Miss
Colburn and Miss Grace Colburn, of Orono,
spent the weekend with j. w. Remick
and wife in their new home at "Jolly
Farm
July s, r.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17
PARTRIDGE COVE.
A. Fl. Mears left for Boston to-day.

A. II. Mears left for Boston to-day.
Miss Grace Lord, of Surry, visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Springer, re-
Gently.
Wilson Eaton has returned to his work
at Gouldsboro, after being at home for a
week.
July Is. HUBBARD.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-17

For summer diarrhoea in children al
ways give Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, and
speedy cure is certain. For sale by all
dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
READING SYSTEMS YEAR
Total Surplus Earned by Three
Companies $8,082,214.

Tho parophlet report OF the Pni'adelphia
& Reading Railway Company. the Phiia-
de,phia a. Reading Coal and Iron COM
many and tho Reading Company for the
fiscal wear ended June 30 last has heen
issued. Gross receipts or the rshWaS
company we're A5.55l42l. against S4o'ooS'-
Cos for the preceding year. decrease o'
s92. 90. due entirely. the report says 10
the SUSPENSION Of mining IN the anthracite
region last spring Operating expenses
were Ses5ls.S7s. against s27.675.S42, an in
crease Of SS4l.OS6. rehecting the increased
requirements for maintenance ana TOT
TRANSFORMATION because OF the reco'u
traffic during the first nine months or the
fiscal year. and due also in part 10 the
shutdown in the coal district. Net earn
incs were sl7.054ji4. a decrease of SsSS.2'o'
Expenditures for ADDITIONS and better
meuts aggregated t2.629.15S. or s'2@,el9 less
than in the preceding year, ana nAeu
charges and taxes were &.9l0,eS. de-
crease of Sl.3SLSS5. due 10 the fact that
no interest was paid on the consolidated
mortgage bonds. which matured on June
:. 1911 Deducting from net earnings the
amounts paid for additions and better
ments and for fixed charges and taxes Il
surplus for the year remained OF S'V'o'S's'
increase sl,17s,430.
The receipts Of the coal and iron com
panv for the wear were sS5,iG5,652, an IN
crease of 81. 1852; expenses SS4.el2'eS'' IN
crease s6S9.e2S. and net earnings Sl2l,lA'
increase s7GS.59i Deducting the interest
OF 1851 .OSS on the compaDy's debt 10 the
Reading Company and the fixed charges
and taxes sSj,455, the profit for tho year
was Sl1l,5i5.
The Reading Company reports income
for the year Of sS0e5,o52. q decrease or
500 71s expenses Sli0,SS6, increase %2ii'
and net earnings Ne741is. decrease S6Ol'-
o.. After payment of fixed charges and
taxes, S.5T2,S75, the increase Of s7oS.1SS in
which item WAS due mainly TO payment OF
interest on general mortgage bonds OF
the company, issued 20 take up the con-
rolldated mortgage bonds OF the railway
company, there remained surplus Tor
the year Of 81, 4ol, 800. a decrease of S,W6 E
81. The surplus OF the three companies
was sS.Os22l4. against S.9S5,7A for the
preceding year.
The total surplus Of the three companies
on June I, 1911, was 90. 2Slos9 and adding
the ss0s9,-14 earned in the fiscal year
19ll.12. a total Of so,G69,SA was shown.
Dcducting from this amount the dividend
ard sinking fund payments during the
fiscal year. s7.5os4lS. and miscellaneous ad-
tustments Of s26.5S9 the total profit and
loss surplus as Of June 80 last, stood at
S39SSi.3oo
The balance sheet OF the Reading Com
pany as of June 50, shows assets and LA
bilties Of s2g7.526 3l5 that Of the railway
company, sl22 81. I52 and that OF the coal
and iron company. ss6,e41J23.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

John II. Berry has sold for the Build-
ing and Engineering Company, William
n. Blrkmire. president and Andre" j.
Kerwin. ir., secretary and treasurer the
twelve story mercantile building at NO.
A5 10 81 West 10Th street. on plot l")XlV'
feet, TO John J. Gibbons, of Gilman col
lanore &; Co, OF Fifth avenue and oVth
street
Mr.. Gibbons gives in part payment ms
country estate. known as Shore Acres
situated on the Shrewsbury River, near
Little silver. y. j. The estate consists
OF more than fifty acres, 50 located on
bend OF the river that more thaE I'VE
thousand feet front on the water be
sides q forty-roorn house there are spa
cious greenhouse. gardeners dwelling
house. garage. gatckeepcr's lodge ana
boathouse on the property. The transac-
ton involves over $1,000
Melvin G. Palliser. Of No. Il" William
street, vas the attorney for Mr.. Gibbons
and w. II. P. Oliver, OF Alexander a
Green. represented the Building and En-
gineerlns Company in the drawing Of the
contracts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Rickert-F 1nlay Realty Company
sold 10 Leslie J. Dodds. OF Chicago, for
investment 312 feet frontage on the south
west corner OF Park Road and Nassau
Road, Kensington. Great Neck, for 5000.
James +. Barry & Co. sold TO Joseph w.
BierUirth the northwest corner Of Briton
avenue and Hampton street. Elmhurst,
Long Island j0xI0o feet. The buyer Will
erect private dwelling.
Richter e. Mcdowell sold for the Valley
Farms Company the block front l0ox200
feet, north side OF Springer Place. be-
tween Tobbetts Road and Harrison ave-
nre, South Yonkers, TO ]. T. Montalto.
who will erect a residence for his occu-
pancy.
Cooper a. Gerstner sold a large farm
near North Long Branch. y. j., for II. G.
Parks to william Schumacher, for per-
manent residence
Paul Kraske has purchased for occu-
pancy new stucco dwelling on Mountain
avenue, Caldwell. Essex County, on a plot
soxIso feet, held at 1850.
Feist g. Feist sold to y. A. Iiiilmsn A
farm at Ironia, Morris County. consisting
Of 100 acres. with o dwelling and out
buildings. The consideration was $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
REALTY NOTES.

Tease q Elliman have been appointed
agents for the new nine story hreproot
apartment house TO be erected on the
plot No. % TO SO East SD street by the
Holland Holding Company, Judson D.
Todd president, plans for which were
filed yesterday. and for the new nine
story fireproof apartment house being
erected by the Seventy-fifth Street East
Company. G. Palen Snow president, at
No. 1903 to'l09 East 10Th street. Both
OF these buildings will be ready for oc-
cUpGncy next summer.
Tho Dayton Realty Company CIisrris
Maran SOM has opened all Office at
40 1872 Nassau street
Tho annual meeting OF the Harlem
Property Ownors' Association Will he
held this etening at No. IA East l2oth
street.
Justice Francis * Pendleton has ap-
pointed Henry Brady as receiver OF the
rents and profits of the premises NO. is
West 9th street pending foreclosure pro-
cecdings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
RECORDED LEASES.
Wl,n name and address Of lessee
SEPTEMBER *.


AMSTERDAM AVE. 2i3s north store, etcJ;
Augusta Joachim 20 Joseph Kraus; us from
Cci 1 1912; 81. 800. address. 532 West i8sth 81
BROADWAY, w cor SAN 81 d. ,nmu n0 H..
Hriie; Z yrs from May J. 1912. $500 ad-
dress 1913 Broadway. oo., ,
BROADWAY. vs. i1.ll :, . Il OF s, IT. 81 a.
Quincy Amusement Co. II yrs from oct j.
iDI2; ,i2 900: address. lt.l Broadway =. .,
GREAT JoNEs ST 90 ,ssorc. e'C -. ,-o,n
May /. 1912; S2,i0o; address, ; 81 Mark
Place ,.s.,,..,,
May /, 1911 $1,000: address. premises
STANTON ST, 273 and 2I5 corner store
Columbia 81. io2 third and fourth stores ana
bs sement under fourth storeJ; Never SCHWARTZ
rsicL 10 Mayer sheivoyitz and ano: yre from
Oct l. 1919: 81. 800: address. $40 LeUis st.
30 AVE. 1922 tstore and basement; hsy ~
Winston 10 Frank Morris; yrs and mos from
july U.s. 1912: s.. 200: address. 10 East l21th -
sTH ST.. 700 and 78l East lstore. etcl; viii
IAN Lefkowilz TO Charles Weinsran: yrs
from, oct l. 1912: S54o. address. 2ti Broonle a..
10TH AVB. 90 taln; Francis Markham
and ano to Daniel Meehan: II yrs from Oct !,
1872. 1880: address. rs West ssth 81
18TH s'r. 52s East east store and base
,nenu: Asher Shapiro ct al 10 samuel stern; :
,rs from May I. l0In; $3.50; address, Oh East
18th ST. bos and so East tslD: Polvick
Realty Co 10 Antonio III Rosario and ano 3
yrs from Oct l. 1912; $3.50; address oio East
l4T'H ST, Jos West second and third lofts;
Joseph Thompson TO Lewis Wagner; yrs from
MAY /. 1912: 81. 800: address. PCS West 23d ~.
pad ST. n West part OF bldgi Aaron
Ko,ossky 20 Samuel Kohn 4 yrs and mos
from Sept I. 1912. $500. address. Brooklyn.
10th ST. 324 and 828 West Htore. etc);
Isaac Specter to Kovark G. Malkon; Yrs from
Ma I. 1912: 5000; address 824 West 12sth ct:
18TH ST. n W cor Lemon ave lstore and
baremeno: Martha Blond 70 Isaac Goldaraber:
Z yrs from Dec 10. 1918: N.65o; address es
uaa Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
THE COTTON MARKET
Loses an Early Gain, with the
Close Unsettled.

News OF Geld weather started an ad-
vance which pushed cotton prices UP TO
8 points IN the early trading. but III inc
afternoon there was considerable liquldd-
ton, the market became unsettled ana
with only moderate business for the day
the close was barely steady al net .
points below 10 points above the maj
figures OF Tuesday. The frost predictions
were Offset BY labor troubles IN Man
chester. England. claims Of SLACK spot
demand. and feeling that as soon az
the weather improves the receipts are
bound 10 become a burden on prices. 4
confusion of sentiment regarding the con-
dition report OF the National Ginners
Association tended 10 restrict trading,
Southern spot markets were generally
1-l6c higher. but the local market heId
unchanged at n.76c for middling upland
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(WIth name and address Of purchaser and
Attorney
SEPTEMBER IS.
Mani ttan
Manhattan.

COLUMBUS AVE, 776. $ cor ssth o..
258vlOO: Emanuel Arnstein et al 20 Jscoo
Hrr,zbfrg 223 West 121st at (ntg yfioVVl
sept 90 500; attorney. Lawyers rue IN
surance and Trust 60, 100 BROADWAY
SEAMAN AVE. y. 4Ss.s II OF boltoh
road, runs " 1859 and again 1921 70
Prescott ave n 1901 loso ara
AGAIN y e I5S.1i 10 seaman ave lou 70
beg: Seaman ave. .. 2ss.s II 9 OF boiton
road runs 100 and I20.4x lOi.io
Il 1892 10 Prescott sve Ie .px
2i0.2 20 beg: 20Nh st, n .. 100 II ss or
10Th ave, f0Ox98.1i 21Oth 1t, Ip ~
o OF 10Th ave. i00I99.1l: Vermillyea 81
" cor Hawthorne st. looIl00; Poe' ave.
cor Academy Ut. 1oOxloo; vermiiiyss
ave, W cor Emerson 81. 100xSoV 70
sherman ave: Fanny " Mccreery TO James
NcCreery Realty Corporation. ia west I'd
NJ: h and . and confirmation deed; sept is;
800; attorney, Lawyers Title insurance
and Trust co, 100 Broadway.
VEEMILYEA AVE, cor Emerson 81
IOOyaOO 10 n Sherman ave; James Ne
Crecry Realty Corporation 10 Gustavus l.
Lawrence a22s Broadway; and and
c a q (mts si00O00) Sept 2S; y: attor-
ncy. Lawyers Title Insurance. and trust Co,
leo Broadway. ~
Sd AVE, 1897. $. :axloo; Msllie Erde
70 Wolf Sonerstein, I27 East llIth st; u
part: sept "a 81; attorneys Goetr & Goats,
STU ST. g2e East, 2l.exs7.s; Morris Kron-
ovet ct al 10 Jacob Udi.ow!ts. S26 East sth
81 (rntg $4,000 Aug !; sio0 attorney,
MAY siiverstein. 200 Broadway
10Th ST. sos ana 80 EsS - str ARA<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
APARTMENT LEASES.

Peasc e. Gilman have leased apart
ments at No. go Park avenue for Bing g.
Bling TO Miss Mary A. Downey; No. l0t
East 10th street 20 T. b. Scott; No. go
Park avenue. for Mrs. A. ii. Tatum, to l..
Reynolds Adriance; No. lis East 64th
street. for Moore Il Wyckofi. agents, TO
Mrs. A. W Pope. and No. sOl Lexington
avenue to Mrs. G. Russell Auchincloss.
NJ. Morgenthau, Jr. Company have
leased apartments at Lasanno Court. No.
907 West 18th street, 10 O.. fari Forni.
Italian Consul General at New York: Or.
Il. Johnson Held, Iii Rubenstein and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Pcase & Gilman have leased the fol-
loving dwelling houses: No = Last
65th street. for Louis J. Pooler. 10 MrP.
r. IT, Richardson; No. lli East 18Th
street. for Robert j.. Roosevelt 10
Charles Hitchcock. IT,, and No. lSl East
55th street, tire I've story American
basement for George ". Mclean, 10
Grosvenor Nicholas and the sior" No
100 East Seth street. FOR Alrs W j.
Leeds. TO Harrison Williams. and Tort
Al Nos Il and - East S?d street for
the Reliance Improvement COMPANY. 20
the INIT Costume Company.
George ketchum leased, for the Brodh
Importing Company, the westerly store
IN the building No. IS West @ith street,
10 the Montgomery Company for term
Of years.
The Charles /. Noycs Company leased
the store and basement No. J Cedar
street 10 George Woodmansec. store and
basement no. 2l9 Pearl street and No. :
Platt street to Van Vechten & Bayne;
frst loft No. ~ Pearl street to Lyman
Hamburger and Bernard J. Shapiro;
third loft No. 1872 Pearl street 10 4. J..
Melillo, and space in No. - Beekman
street to tho National Progressive COM
mittee.
Jacob Leitncr leased. for the Ittner
Realty Company. 20 IIechtlinger CO.
six nv. story tenements at No. $50 TO
SH Dawson street. and for J.. Newmark,
10 Nicola Madoua. the southwest cor
nor OF Morris avenue and lo@d street
for term OF years.
Goodwin 81 Goodwin rented. for GER
trude 4. Pettigrew. TO Erhard DJorup,
the residence No. l12 West llsth street
william L. Ware leased the dwelling
houses No. % West 18th street 10
Frederick s. Ncedham for five years. No
30 West SD street. to Edith Bowen: No.
173 West oath street. 20 John Ruege;
No 30i West 1880 street, 20 Charles
Ranhoefer. and with l.. NJ. Smith No. 40
West Slst street, TO Arnold Ruege.
william j. Roome & Co. leased the
store No. 3S5 Sixth avenue TO the Metro
politan Trunk and Leather Goods shop
for term of years also store No. 81
West 37th street. 10 the Marsala Conn
pany: store and basement No. $40 Sixth
avenue, Ia Theodore Muller: store No. D
Lenox avenue. TO Abraham Haas, and
store No I19 East ed street, to Nichol-
las Katsifese.