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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
WIFE and BABIES
CAST IN STREET
Drink Crazed Man Gusts Fam
lily From House in
Night.
STORY OF WANT TOLD
Children Are Running Barefoot, While
Father Spends Money for
Liquor.

Crazed by liquor and seized with an
insane desire to inf1ict suffering on his
family, Edward Francis last Wednes-
day put his wife and three little babies
out into the street, threatening them
with death if they dared to cross his
threshold again. Hudlled up against
the side of the house. shivering
as the winds swept around
them, they were discovered by
a relative and given shelter for the
night. Yesterday a warrant was sworn
out against the husband by Mrs. Fran
els, charging him with disorderly con-
duct, and when the offender was ar
raigned in police court this morning,
there was recited one of the most pitt
full tales of poverty and deprivation
which has ever been heard in the local
court room.
MOTHER WASHES.
According to the wife's story, her
husband has not given her a cent for
weeks, but has spent all of his money
for drink. There are six children in
the family, three under the age of IA,
and these babies have gone without
food for as much as three days at a
time. The mother has taken in wash
ing and has tried to hold her own in
the losing battle for bread, assisted to
a certain extent by the three older
boys, who are all working, one of them
being only IA years Of age.
The father has frequently compelled
his little 9-year-old girl, Elizabeth, to
take pail and go into the saloon to
bring beer for him, forcing this child
of tender years to remain in an atmos-
phere of vulgarity and vice. The chill
dren have had insufficient clothing, and
little Elizabeth has for days been
walking on the cold ground in her bare
feet. This morning the judge asked
Elizabeth to see her shoes, and the
child, a beautiful little girl, raised up
her tiny feet and displayed an old pair
of tattered shoes, from which the
soles had entirely disappeared.
FINE SUSPENDED.
Feeling that to send the man to Jail
would impose a great hardship upon
the babies, Judge Smith suspended a
fine of 5000 over Francis head, on the
condition that the entire weeks wages,
with the exception of 81, be left with
the desk sergeant at the police station
each Saturday night, for delivery to
the wife. Francis was also ordered by
the court 10 get new shoes for the
babies Immediately, and this was done
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
PHYSICIAN
ABANDONS FIELD
DR.. w. H. Ludewig Announces
Retirement From Practice
To Make Home in South.

DR.. w. H. Ludewig, who for the
past 25 years has been a practicing
physician in Rock Island, today an
nounced his retirement from active
work, and his intention of removing
from the city to the south. The doctor
expects to remove to Foley, Ala,
about the middle of next month, and
will take a long rest before announc-
ing, his future plans, although it was
understood today that he had decided
to retire from the medical field. DIR.
Ludewig bears a reputation in the
medical field of the tri-cities, second
to none, and his many friends will
regret his departure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
VERY SPECIAL
Monday, Nov. IS.

One of New York's largest manu-
facturers of costumes and dresses has
sent us their special representative
who will be with us for just one day,
showing a large selection of the very
latest importations and reproductions,
consisting of chiffons, crete-meteors,
crepe de chimes and charmeuse and
imported and reproduced spangled
robes.
No two alike. Over one hundred to
select from. Special measurements
will be taken. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Remember this is for one day only,
Monday, Nov. %. Visitors and pur-
chasers equally welcome. Young &
McCombs.-( ADVERTISEMENT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

plant should have at its head the best
talent obtainable-$200 a month is a
small salary for such a man
Walter A. Rosenfeld said of the
three commissioners who are oppos-
ing this question, two are candidates
for mayor. They are playing politics
at the public expense.
Hon. William Jackson said the law
places The responsibility upon the
commissioners. They were elected
to perform their duty, let them be men
enough to do so. They were placed
in Office on the supposition that they
were capable. If they do not believe
that they are capable, let them resign
to make way for men who are.
OTHER SPEAKERS.
Others who talked, and who favor
ed the placing of head at the water
works and the securing of pure water
for the city were DR.. Joseph De- Sill
va, DR.. G. G. Craig, DR.. G. L. Eyster,
DR.. s. B. Hall, DR.. F. H. First, DR.. C.
P. Comegys, DR.. B. ]. Lachner, DR..
Rochow, Frank Mixter and ]. T. Mar.
ron
MOLINER IS HEAD.
Former Mayor P. H. VESSEL Of Mo-
line spoke in behalf Of a tri-city move
ment in cooperation with the govern.
ment that would insure to the people
pure water at first hand without. tax,
ing it from a common slough. This
could be accomplished by dam at the
head Of CampbelPs island.
Before the meeting adjourned, II
was voted to attend the meeting oil
the municipal commission in body al
3 o'clock Monday afternoon and pro
test against the proposed policy with
reference to the waterworks manage
ment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
FUNERAL OF MRS. JENNINGS.

The body of Mrs. Margaret Hen
nings, arrived in the city last even
ing from London Mills, ILL.,, and was
taken to the Knox undertaking par
lors. The funeral will be held tomor-
row morning at $3.50 o'clock from the
home of her son-in-law, William Par
kers four miles southeast of Milan,
with services at 9 O'Clock at the
church in Coal Valley. Interment will
be made in Coal Valley cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

Unanimously condemning the action
OF three city commissioners in refus-
ing TO decide upon the creation of the
Office OF superintendent of filtration
and waterworks, a thing which they
should decide themselves, and accus-
ing them OF attempting 10 shift a re-
sponsibihty which is justly theirs up
on the shoulders of the people an as
semblage. composed of 100 represen-
tative business and professional men
OF Rock Island, last night voted unan-
imously in favor of the commission
resembling its action submitting the
waterworks superintendency question
to a vote Of the people, and a COM
mittee OF 80 was appointed to wait
upon the commissioners a. the next
meeting Monday afternoon, and ap-
prise them OF the stand which had
been taken by the Fifty Thousand
club. A committee composed Of Hon.
William McEniry, f. II. Guyer. Hon.
William Jackson and B. D. Connolly
was named TO present the matter to
the commission.
ALL OF ONE OPINION.
The meeting was one of the larg.
est and most earnest which has been
held by the Fifty Thousand club. and
every man present was strongly op-
posed to placing the decision Of a mat
ter up to the people which the COM
missioners should decide, and that
their attempt to shift responsibility
upon the shoulders of many was a
confession Of weakness. II was point
ed out that 10 vote upon the water
works question on Dec 10 would be H.
legal, inasmuch as the phone ques-
ton is the one for which the election
was called, and that under the law
subjects pertaining to policy Of the
commission can only come up at a
general election of referendum vote.
The general concensus of opinion was
that If the commission remained
adamant, after learning the senti-
ment of the representative business
men, that an injunution be secured,
restraining the commission from an
illegal procedure.
II was pointed out that Rock Is.
land has a waterworks plant valued
al approximately 100000, and that
I'm the interest OF public health and
safety a competent man should be
placed at its head, regardless Of sal
AIRY. II was generally conceded that
$1,000 a year is a very moderate sum
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
Personal Points

J. A. Boman, PHI Fourth avenue
left today for Clinton on business
trip.
G. F. Hodges of Maquoketa, Iowa,
is in the city today attending to busi-
ness matters.
DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Sala, have
returned home from New York
City, where they attended the Clinical
Congress of Surgeons of North Amer
lea convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
Invitations to Memorial.

At a special committee meeting held
yesterday afternoon, J. NJ Johnston,
secretary OF the Rock Island County
Bar association, was authorized TO in
vite members of the supreme court
branch, the appellate court branch in
Ottawa and the bar association in the
Fourteenth judicial district, to attend
the Judge Gest memorial next Satur-
day at the court house
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
CLAIM ACTION is
ENTIRELY ILLEGAL
And UNCALLEDF FOR
Business Men Through $4,000
Club Protest Waterworks
Referendum.
THE QUESTION OF DUTY
Commission Should Assume Response.
bIIIty Instead Of Sinking It
In Such Matters.

Resolved-The sense Of this meet
Ing be that the commissioners be re-
queSted to resclnd their action, sub
hitting the adoption Of the ordinance
creating the office Of superinte ndent
OF filtration and water works to a
vote Of the people at the special teIe-
phone election called for Dec. 10, and
that the commissioners themselves
act on same and adopt the ordinance
as presented.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
School Teachers Meet.

Division Four of the Rock Island
county teachers, met today at the Cen
ter Station school house in South
Rock Island and had an instructive
program and a discussion Of matters
of interest to them. Superintendent
of Schools S. J. Ferguson was in
charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

Galesburg, Ill.-A suit in mandamus
was filed here in an effort to compel
Mayor Bradley to sign the liquor IL
cense of Henry Johnson, to whom the
council voted to give a license.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

Iowa City, Ind.-The report of the
state board Of education to the COVER
nor gives the University of Iowa only
$4,000 for extensions. This is less
than the university asked for.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

At Campana's, 223 Seventeenth
street; bananas, cents and 10 cents
a ADVERTISEMENT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

ment will be made in st. Marguerite's
cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

An interesting purchase reported IN the
veal estate market yesterday was thaI ol
,roperty in 42d street extending throuBH 10
sqd street, opposite Bryant Park. II IS sal"
,ba. the transaction will result in the erec-
ton NJ a big commercial building, taxing
g., all the frontage in 42d street, between
,bo site for the new Aeolan Building ana
the Harmonic Club. with the exception ol
,n, MOT occupied by the Spalding Building
II was learned that the property at NO
.5 Wcs. 42d street, a four story nuilul'ls' Oh
a LOT o5xloo5 feet. the abuttng No 2 west
4ad street, a two story stable ana the one
story garage building at Nos. 80 ana ~
West lsd street, has been sold by the Saihuol
NJ Andrews estate.
The Pentalpha Realty Company, com
nosed of Raymond and Joseph {. Hoasiahd
and f. r. King. is said to have acquireH
the property for a price at the same rale
maid for the Aeolian Company slte' "hlC"
was purchased from the trustees OF inc
West Park Presbyterian Church last March
for 1.loo.0O0 49,
last September the Pentalpha Realty
Company bought the Mcdonald estate prop
ertv. comprising a plot 42x20OlO feet, at No.
81 10 Al West 42d street adjoining the oIu
Harmonic Club, and No. "A to 4S west q'u
street. With the property just sold tAe
company's holdings would have frontage
Of Ct feet IN 42d street and - feet on A"d
street.
According 10 information at mana, tne
additional property was acquired with tne
view Of providing sufficient ground tor d
large commercial structure, which Is TO De
occupied by one tenant, with whom neso-
tiations are said to be well advanced 'o"a'u
The leasing OF the property. -, r,.,5,-.
Frank a. Zunino, who conducts the bLLusC bs
cafe on Fark Row, has bought tnrous.tt
Collins & Rowe from the estate OF SamuIf'
Weeks No. 90 Pell street, four story pOiilu-
,nS on lot 246xl0SX irregular, which mas
been in the possession OF the SeIHhs ii''''''
for nearly a century. ., s-.,, +bo
Mr. Zunino recently purchased from w
Eoyd estate the adjoining properly, AT ~.
e6 10 90 and with his latest acqASluon nov %
controls plot 92.9XlQ5X irregular. ~ nc pIoP-
erty is 4S10 feet east OF Mott sreet: ,,,r
a L Mordecai * Son, Inc, nave pGIt
chased from Potter & Bro. ana Nlihani n
CHEESE brough part of the stock OF the Mons
,ana Realty Company, so that the STOCK o5
,ha Montana Realty Company Is now oWht9
bI Potter & Bro. William II. CheSeDTouEH
and 4, L. Mordecai & Son, Inc. ,,,.
The Montana Realty Company - EoW E
front on the east side of Park avenue, De
tween SD and 54th streets, and purposes 70
erect next wear on the property known a.
tho SteInway property, on the east sue o.
psrk avenue, between sd and sd streets,
a twelve story apartment house, GOVERNS
Cfteen lots. which will be one OF the largest
and finest apartment houses IN Iile Cl'!'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

son 10 Mary G Thompson; oct %. 1911; gift. ad-
dr,ss sl3 East 233d 81
LOT 10 ana south p lot II same map: Mary
{ Thompson ct al 10 VIM II Thompson OCT -
gift address, 1901 Busslng ave
NELSON AVE. W 2. 4OO IT Of Brandt pI, OK
ll3 Thomas LongStaf ct al to Benz RMtts
& Vir.ne II Chambers ST
PARKER AVE W ?. 325 It Of Lyon ave;
o-y1O0, Charlotte : Green 10 Gertrude VI
Hoochcr 50 Westchester Square; Sept Vm's
$4,000; 500.
SAME PROPERTY; Gertrude NJ Holocher, to
Fliz c Fonda, 14l9 Parker st: Jan " 'ntg go,
500; SlOo' attorney, Title Guarantee ana liuS'
CO. 17G Broadway.
ST PAUL'S PI., 5is 10 $50. 47xos: Jonas Wei,
ct al to Fanny Gruen, :O1 East 52d ST Jan 10 10
500: attorne,, Titlo Guarantee and trust ~
l7G Broadway.
TINTON AVE, n W cor Peck st; 4, 4iTiOc; ;lO,:
Fannv Gruen to the Wales Construction 60 uhts
$4,000; Jan 3; 500: address. 23O Grand 81.
TIFFANY ST. 977 4Ox1OO Winnie CO 10 Josef
Gross 3sl Tiffany st (m,g S2AOovl' Iam .; "nn,
attorneys, Sternbcrg. Jacobson PoIlocN' "o'
Proadway
TELLER AVE. W 8. lla IT of 166th ,1,t, 2ox
100. Francis Schwab. indy and eNr, 10 Herbert
s Brusscl, l Last 59th st; Jan l. 1872: Ss''4o
TELLER AVE W $, 139 It OF l66th ST, 2oX
100. same to same: $, Iibi attorneys, 'i us9'' =
Necbc, ~ Wall st.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD, W $, go It n cf
Morris Park ave. I5NlOO Iatrlck y ouuuN ,on' M
WASHINGTON AVE. 1855. 2OxlOO: Annie
TJpschitz to julius Hammer. liSS NashlhEIon
ave: Jan o. 500. attorney. Nicholas hosenau'''
ass East 10th ST.
30 AVE. $685. 10 39s7 5Oxl2I: Samuel slomon
to samuel Blumberg. l23 West ll5th st; Dec ~;
1911; 81; attorney, Arthur Slcmon' "o-
Broadway.
80 AVE, 2GI2, 2sx73; Leo passlcr, ref ,ono TO
NIaN Rorck 1894 Madison ave: Jan 10; S-'"'"'
attorney, Charles l. Borck. 3S Park koW
1lOTH s'T. 43O East, l6xlO0; Farmers Loan
and Trust Go. trustee. 10 Minnie Ncwc"tn. -' -"''
3d ave: Jan Imtg 81. .OOU). $500: attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, l7G Broadway.
l41ST ST, u s. 200 II " Of Beckman ST, -'N
1O3. Joshua SilveTstein 10 BeCkman ConsuucIlo''
Co 40 Broadway: Jan 3: 500; attorneys Mu'
rison x Schin go broadway.
14STH ST. n =, III II of Morris ave Ok
1OG. Nicola Biondi Il al 10 Biondi lioIdIhS o.
2SG East 10th st. Jan 5; 81.
1iSTH S'r :. 245 II Of Morris ave- +'Nlo''
same to same: Jan 5; 81
14STH ST. II s. west = lot 5s. map Melrose'
south 25x1o6: same 10 same; 81.
14sTH ST. :. go # of Norris ave oeT
100; same 10 same: Jan =; 81, attorney y
RomaGua, 277 Broadway.
149TH st. II s. 800 II Of Morris ave, Dos
100, Nicola Bondi to Riondi Holding co: Jan o
81; address 2SG East 143th 81.
161ST ST, n E. 81 II Of Jackson ave, lSNi",
Samuel Waldron 20 otto Noellner; Jan
,mtg 81 JOOl; 500. address. Shohola, Penn.
1S0TH ST. n w cor Tiebout ave. 2jXlO0: Ro-
siua GoFer 10 Edith Martlint ,mtg N-ioOD'
Jan 4: 81, address. Mount Pleasant y.
1s4TH ST. s $. l16 It W ot WashinSton aye; oo;
5OxlOO: Otto Martens 20 Antouo Capaln. @po
torney. Titlo Guarantee and Trust CO. l'o
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

-,,a following transactions were recorded
,estsrdav at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. Il and 16 Vesey street
By Joseph P. Day.
,,,,,e-- er one o cor Of Harrison. 2l174 6T
- 2x74 sly hotel: cold TO the painu" io'
MONROE ST. go. 8 E. 1as It 9 Q; CoTears. .rle r.
22.5x7c. sty loft bldg sold 10 inc p'''i'''' ''
E"'VV BY J. II. Mayer.
7cD ST. 236 East ?, 1884 It V, Of % ave
lG SxiO2 .: > sty dwg; adjourned 10 Jan H.
Bv Bryan L. Kennedy
Avn. II 40 ana u. W s. 63 n OF 9Th 81, AK
50: 8 s,v tcnmt and stores; sold TO the paintin
for sol ,0sO; also -
asTH sT. s55 west s. 142 It o., 9th ave-
22xfs o. 4 sty tenmt; adjourned SINE ole
By James L. Wells co.
ORCHARD ST IsG. e s. 17s # n Of stanton
st. 23xS76: sty tenmt and stores ahe s . ssy rear
tenmt; sold 10 samuel Zaleschitz for $d5'o94
by Herbert a. Sherman.
IIiTH ST. SO. II 8. 125 It e Of Lenox ave- 21x
iOO11: sty tcnmt: adjourned to Jan a.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Charles A. Berrian
KELLY ST. s47 10 $50. on map So TO $50 "
tsnmts: solo to the Long Vale Realty Construe-
Sson CO for sls7.25O
By Joseph p. Day.
MEAD ST. 637. n s. $50 IT Of Garfield 81. 25
400, Van Nest; sold 10 LOUIS scho'er Tor S"''oo'
also
1a7TH ST. $40 East, s 3. 2966 n Of Willis
ave. 25xIOO sty tennt; sold TO the plaintiff for
81 900. also
1s3D 81. 461 and 4G3 Fast, n 8. 1S3.7 q q
waghington ave. 3JxiOO; 4 sly tennt; sold q l.
Rubin for $4,000; also
HUNT AVE, 1856, S. 297.11 II s OF Bronx
dale ave 25xiOO Van Nest; sold 10 Frederick
Z; Durr for 1878 also
tTsTB ST. East cor Of Narmion ave. SIX
700: vacant: roM 10 Elier Madiean for $3.50:
$50
ilsrH sT. SO East, .. 90 q " Of Marml9n
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

yen az, II c Realty CO. owner and contractor
AUDUBON AVE. W cor ls6th ST. 1ooTloo:
Bronx Roofing and Waterproohug 90 dst II "
Realty GO. owner and contractor: $40.
soTu ST I75 East; McNulty BROTHERS agt
contractor. So.
SAME PROPERTY. James F Hughes co ast
Mailey p Beach. owner Madison Building CO.
rr.ARENoNT AVE. 40; John ! Halloran sgt
Tuscan Construction Go. owner ana CONTRACTOR
S2sIiio.
Mary Il Hams. owner. u ! comyns g 20, y )
FRANKLIN Hains contractor. sioi Is.
BAILEY AVE. = W cor 23ist 81, &cxlo?, sam n,
owner. sabine HIptr, owner ana contractor
So.
LAFAYETTE AVE. l2o: A4r,r5 M'nan,egt nr,,.,.
and Granite Works sEt Bernard Golden, owner
/ ~ a g Horn 60 contractor $40
oyTRI%GTON AVE. r. 22j q Do u fr.sw
ave l23So5, lom"n Huss as, I.,,"a@iino I"f''''
WALLACE AVE. u cor Burke 81, l"N-'';
.,zzIni a 90 All Madison Construction 60,
owner. John B GaIsseo and Madison Cousuue-
ton CO. contractors; $I'l
WASHINGTON AVE, i2Ni; N4'"nun MmmGr-
mann ag' sarah Cohen owner. kE'pp'F Realty
co, CONTRACTOR. $40
AUDUBON AVE %, E, az, Consolidated
Chandelier 90 aEt II Realty Go. owner ana
contractor. $1,000
SAME PROPERTY. William " Moor" Con
siructiOu 60 agt same. $500.
ioeTH ST. II 70 II East. sam Roifan ast
John viking. owner and contractor, $40.
30 AVE W 81 Isl II ~ lSlst 81. lOONloO,
Cnlwog Lead 20 dgt Valentine Construction co.
owner; x stevens Plumbing and Heating co,
contractor. SIS %
FREMONT AVE, cor 81 ave 5oN6o; Col
well Lead 60 Hgt Charles III and Mary VI Bor-
som owners: X Y stevens Plumbing ana Heat
INK co. contractor, S2GS 30.
10th ST 3OS East. Tor1i & De Rosprls Con
rtructIon GO agt Robert | Brown. owner: Levine
4 Levine Contracting Go. contractor; Siji 10.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 40 to ~. Cassel
Franklin aEt Riverside Drive Apartments. owner
and contractor. $50 -.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
LEASES.

s. H. Greenbaum has leased TO William
Schwartz for term Of twenty-one years
the two dwelling houses Nos. 1888 and loo
,Io5ison avenue. lust north Of 10ith street
The property. which measures S3.iX'o feet
viii be altered into a moving picture the
atre
William II. Whiting & Co. have leased
Tho building Nos 36l and 363 Pearl street
for ten years to the Kress q owen Com
many, which has been located in Fulton
street for many years.
Charles Harft has leased at No % East
sth street a loft to Black q Mendelsohn'
~ No. 55 East Sth street lofts to 5. Kay &
% Grand & Son and Sclekof Galer'
,1so at No. As East Sth street, store 10
American Pressing Iron Company; at NO
ss East sth street, a loft TO Gluck & Eisen-
stein. and at No. % University Place a lol'
70 Quality Cloak and Suit Company
Goodwin & Goodwin rented to Hattie
strobe, the three story dwelling house NO
g7O Lenox avenue.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

J,UIi" T. kUpT To Empire Mortgage 60, -. -
Francis Gosliug TO Title Guarantee and Trust
II,ITy Engcsser to John II stelnlnmp; $1,000
Edward ) Church, oXr. to Emma j Marcosoi
Beck street Realty Co to Huguenot Trust co,
500
Hcrm,n NJ Hess and ano to Jeanette Mon
Harriet Hacr TO Rosie stottcr 800
samuel Levin to sol Eohn. $3.50.
HiIuri I;oseurcld to Excelsior Savings Rnnh.
Vrirui. ~, to American Real Estate 60: StoO
Edwin \ Bradley to Jennie Cuui'r ct al. ~.
Frea,rlcl- W g Schmul'er 10 Frederick " 9
:'I,1t n Uarfroru 80 John dl carlo. 81.
F.,,fIro Mortgage 90 Ia Elz N phillips 81.
Annie &; Johnson 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
'@ r. I5UT i!wory C,loeko to Blanche Durcu s. 500
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 10 Susie f. Quatrc
isT,ic Y JIallock 10 Daisy Frcute; $3 332
Della G. Levy 70 Harris Maudclbaum and ano;
New York Life Insurance aud Trust 20 TO
New York Savings Bank; S2J,0n
Manhattan Holding 90 to Public Bank 500
Gerald : O'I0ughlin to y FHhel brown; 5000
Igliz = brennan to Joseph T. Dutey: 5000
New York Life Insurance Co 10 Lawyers Mort
gggc 60. 100000.
Same % same; Sln,oo.
LAWYERS Mortgage 90 and ano To New York
Life Insurance and Trust co; asst each
SlUN. 800: S2l7OOu
Title Guarantee ana trust 90 10 John '
Hcckrr ct al. cXrs, S%,doO.
same TO Florence J Carl: $1,000
Samr 10 Joseph Petty: $4,000
Same 20 Max " Warburg S!3O.OOo.
Kate M Iarc to Clara !. Carolin: $3.50
sumner Dcare To Agnes l. Lester; $3.50
clara / Carolln To Kate VI Larc; ----.
August Jordan to Clara l. Caroln; $3.50
Elizabeth b Weber Ia Richard Couch;
81 25U
Marshall B Clarke TO Daniel DOran; 81.
Artbur smith To National Association Of
Audubon Societies: $1,000.
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust co TO
Pauline starr: $4,000
same 10 LAWYERS Mort gage 90. S37 600
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 To American
Mortg4gr 90. $2iouo.
JoLiI di carlo 10 Albert f. llnrtcoTn, 81.
Same 10 William Buckmillcr; 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
with name nnd address Of lesSec)
JANUARY 10.

BLEECKER ST. III: all. NJ a iS EisenS1d "a do0, ~
Autorio Rossano; yrs from Jan - l'i-' S''-'
address 2TI Beecker ST.
MONROE ST go and 232: ALL Anna z Selzerr re "
azar Bildlnitzky; yrs from FEB i I'l+' S''
Csc: address, 81 Monroe St
NORFOLK ST. 40; all; Aaron Goreon sG $50 ~
Zinre Friszling. 3 yrs from Sept !, 1911; s-'e'''
ADDRESS l40 Norfolk St ,
PROSPECT AVE, 9O3; store floor, etc; AI.ree .i,ol
Levin to Bertha cinnamon and ano; . yrs I-',t : mi
nom Nov /. 1911. Sl,500: address, 9oo fioS.'1'
ave.
WASHINGTON ST. 265: all: Rena q Dunn Ed ~, 20
V-m ! Leeds: ) yrs from May /, l8l2' s-'4'V'
a. dress, 49, East 32d St
-~V AVE, 6tS: all: Terence F Gallagth.sE- -on !"
Mon. Jacobs yrs from May l. i'l'' SN''o''
sos Prospect ave.
T, 4o7: all: Max sohel 20 ,e EehccS" &C.,
Ear. ano: yrs from Jan 10, l94- g
7GS. addI.a. J&6 9th ST.
18TH ST. 3f1 East; east store, etc; ann I,I
EisCnan 10 Matthew Stomolis; yrs iIOIH ! ~.
1, 1912: SST6. address, 329 East llth ST.
as.rH IT. AS West; store and basement, MAJ ar,
NcCaffrcy 70 Armando Barhero; . yrs from Jan
l. 1910. $500. address. 443 West 3Sth ST.
I1a1I4 ST. 2S East all: Fanny Veil 10 ,,,s naE,'
Berlin; YRS from Jan /, 1872: S"'W"' a1"'''''
loS East llbth ST.
oO7TH ST. 5l4 West: store and GasemSn,; Ga;ll,g
Charles Hense Realty co 20 Mary Is gs D.y' IiC5
yrs 7 mos from oct I, l9ll; $500; ADDRESS A''-
Nicholas