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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
Deafness Cannot be cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
int1amed you have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroycd forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an inflamcd condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hali'S
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
f. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
Meeting at Nahala Church.

Mr.. Will Upton Guerrant, acting
pastor of Nahalah Church. will be
assisted in a meeting at Nahalab
from July 26th to August 4th by the
following:
Rev. Robert King, of Georgia.
will preach. He needs no introduce
ton to the good people of this COM
munity AS all know him as a Christ
ian, a gentleman and preacher of
unusual ability and great force.
Rev. H. F. Morton will have
charge of the singing. Mr.. Morton
IS having much success as a leader
and consecrated worker.
Miss Lucille Hassell, of Virginia.
will preside at the organ and render
Mr.. Morton valuable assistance with
the singing.
We will have seats for all. We
expect you to come. Rom. 14:12
Every one Of us shall give account
of himself to God"
Services every night and twice on
Sundays. Come and bring your
friends.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
The Electric Plan! to Enlarge.

On account of the increasing load
at the Electric Light Plant the Town
Commissioners have decided to in
stall a larger dynamo and substitute
tungsten lamps for the arcs now in
use on the streets. There will be
lights at some street corners where
there are now none and on the whole
the streets will be better lit up than
at present. 1t is calculated that the
capacity of the plant will be increas-
ed thirty-three and one-third per
cent and that there will be consider
able saving in fuel. This change will
allow US to use the efficient tungsten
lamps in multiple as they are used
in cities and will give Us standard
equipment. These changes will be
worth much both to the customers
and to the Light Plant.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Items Gathered From the Town
and Country.
Rub-My-Tism will cure Won Ok,

Rub-My-Tism will cure you. 25c
Watermelons are coming in slow.
Go to the ball game today (Thurs-
day..
Only q short while now it will be
school days again.
It appears now that the primaries
on the 18th Of August will be rather
quiet.
The next term Of court for Hall *
county will be held the third week
in August, beginning on the 10Th.
; or 6 doses $50 Wi. break any case
Of ChiIls & Fever; and if taken then
IS tonic the Fcyer will not return.
Price PC.
Mr., ". H. Newell has about COM
pleted nice six room cottage on
the lot he now lives on, and he
says it viii be for rent.
4 nrotracted meeting is in pro-
gress At the Methodist church in
Hobgood this week, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Z. T. Eure.
Rev. W. U. Cuerrant will preach
at the Methodist church Sunday
morning and night. The public is
cordially invited to hear him.
The Scotland Neck Junior Base
Bail Team went over 70 Tarboro
Monday and defeated the team Of
that.toWn by the overwhelming score
Of p to 7.
Mr.. Jack Riidic!l has bought o9t
th2 ica business of Peudieton &
Bradley and viii continue the bust
ress at the same stand. See his card
N another column.
There will be a base ball game
here today Thursday between Au-
rora and Scotland Neck, at the race
rack. &C cut ana root for the
home boys ard help them win.
Pnh- Mv-Tisr7 will c17ra won orc
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25

Rub-My-Tism will cure you. 25c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
Play al !!G5gOGd.

The "Merchant Of Venice" will be
presented by the Hohgood home tai
ent at the school building in Hot
good on Thursday night, July goth.
This is q delightful comedy, full of
fun and life. An EVENINGS enter
tertainment at popular prices, 35, 25
and IS cents is what is offered those
who attend.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
BIG l|ndeFprFca Sale.

The Observation-Disclosures
Co., are going to put On the greatest
sale ever seen in this
and it is going to be q
record breaking sale for low prices.
Read what they are saying in an
other column, and then get ready to
visit their store on the first day
Thursday, August LIST, beginning at
$50 O, o'clock.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
RiC!

Colonel Bailey, of the Houston
Post, says two wagonloads of whisky
is summers supply fora temperate
man. Perhaps, Colonel but how long
after receiving it could he be cata-
logued "a temperate mani -Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Coming, Going and Whereabouts of Our
/PeOD!e and Other folks.

Mr.. Frazier Bunch is spending the
week in Norfolk.
Mr.. Frank Allsbrook went tc
Greenville Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Moore visited in Nor
folk, the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. R. l. Jones went to
Weldon Monday night.
Mr.. Wilmer Raspberry, of Rich
Square was here Sunday.
Mr.. r. V. Kitchen spent Monday
in Norfolk, Va, on business.
Mr.. II: A. Paramore spent several
days this week in Greenville.
Misses Eva and Willie Moore are
visiting III Goldsboro this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Howard are
Spending the week at Va. Beach.
Mr.. Alex Neal, of Richmond, Va,
visited relatives here the past week.
Miss viii Andrews is visiting
friends in Washington City tt s week.
Messrs. Ray Boyette and David
Bryant left Sunday en- their annual
vacation.
Misses Alma and Selma Fleming of
Greenville, are visiting Misses Annie
and Ernestine Cherry,
Miss Cleve Andrews is spending
the week with her sister, MRS. Pip
pin, at Whitakers.
Mr.. John B. Edwards, Jr., and sis
ters, Misses Mildred and Emily. are
attending house party in Dunn.
Misses Clyde and Julia Farmer, of
Wilson, returned home Monday af-
ter a visit to their aunt, Mrs. E. N.
Nelson.
Mr.. c. II, Fleming, Of Greensboro,
was here Saturday and Sunday the
guest of the family of Mr.. w. r.
Cherry.
Mrs. j. c, Hardy and daughters,
Alice and Cornelia, left Friday for
Essex to visit Mrs. Hardy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Knight.
Miss Annie May Prince, of Green's
boro, and Misses Jennie Lee and Sa-
die Pate, of Goldsboro. visited Misses
Iva and Willie Moore the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Mauny were
at home Sunday. Mr.. Mauney has
been working at Robersonville the
past several months, but now chan
ges to Warsaw where he is going to
work on a large school building.
Gov. ". W. Kitchen spent Thurs
day night Of last week here with Mrs. |
Kitchen, who is visiting Mrs. A. Nc
DoWeil. Gov. Kitchen spoke to a
large crowd at Windsor Thursday
and spoke again Friday night at Will
son.
Our Editor left Tuesday for More
head City to attend the annual ses-
sion of the North Carolina Press As
ISOLATION. He left the office in
charge Of the fighting editor" and |
printer boys, and they are authori-
zed to receipt for all money paid in
and do the fighting in the best posi-
IDLE style.
The following party left here sew
{ raj days ago FOR Va. Beach and |
Ocean View TO spend ten days:
Mrs. Minnie Lawrence. Mrs. Annie
Lawrence, and son Jimmie, Mrs J.
?. WimberIv, and son Joe, Mrs. 4.
P. Kitchen, Misses Katherine, Eliza |
beth, and Undine Futrell, Miss DIV
ia Lawrence; Messrs. Jno. 3. Gray,
L. L. Cherry and Joseph House.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
REST AND HEALTH IN MOTHER AMI chin

MRS. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP has been
n nIGl I2r oyer SIXTY WEARS by MILLIONS OF
T;MoiIl!.Rs Tor their Gill DREN WHILE
SOOT1IES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS,
hl!rAho all PAIN; CURES WIND COLO, and
IS the best remedy for DIARRIiG.A. 1t is alb
folCtt!y harmless. BE sure and asi, fer "AIrs
:. ->lsloN s Soothing Grruo." ard take no other
-i-1d. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
OCoc
A4o>NsDs

Entire stock Val. Laces and Irser-
tons, cut nrica 4c.
Cluny, Shadow and Oriental, 10
and 1889 quality, cut price SIC.
25c BABY Irish, cut price 1870.
SOC Baby Irish, cut price 39c.
500 yards &c Torchon Lace, cut
price &c.
1000 yards 5, 6 and Sc Torchon
Lace, cut price 35c.
10 and l2c Real Linen Torchon
Lace ard Beading, cut price &c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
Lawns.

$50 yards 5 and &c Colored Lawns,
cut price 35c.
1000 yards 10, 12a and 15c Color
Lawns, cut price re.
$50 yards 123 and 15c India Linon,
cut price SIC.
27-inch zoe India Linon, cut price
131c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25
TERMS OF SALE
STRICTLY q CASH :EE !!
Below we mention q number
of Special Offerings.


A few pieces Of Baby irish 2T-inch
Flouncing, 81 quality, cut price 62ac.
60c quality, cut price 4lc.
25c Embroideries, Edgings and
Insertions, cut price 49,.
10, 12l and l5c Embroideries, cut
price Sc.
Emhrolderics. Reading and con
trade" at cost.
Cut price on I'll All-Over Embroid-
cries and L8ces.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-07-25

qIo the first ten peo-
pie spending Ten Dol
lars with us during this
sale we give to each Of
them $1.OO In cash,
besides they get the
benefit Of the exceed
ingly low prices offered.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-12
OUTLINE OF lNDIvIDuALIsM."

Individualism" is the title of a book
let Just written by Joseph Jordan Dew
ney of Cleveland, to solve the high
cost of living" and other economic
problems
The author states that the need Of
the times is more equal distribution
of wealth. and proposes to accomplish
this by having the Federal constitu-
ton SO amended as to limit the amount
Of commercial nronartN Mhlch each IN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-12
rHE Ar1ANTA GEoRaIAN ANpNEws WEDNESDAY JUNE IL a2

dividual may possess to 100000 In
addition, each could have an unlimited
amount of commercial propertf.
such as their residence. art, automo-
biles, etc A family of five would thus
be permitted to retain about half a
million dollars.
The principle, which is anti Social
istic is new so far as modern thought
is concerned for solving economic prob
lens. The Indivdualist Publishing Co,
C'Iovclapd - oortc &*a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Lionel = L.roy 10 Hugh Camp. jr, .rr;
$500
Floischmann Realty ara Construction co to
Leopold Hess. $500.
Ella 7 Tov1lzeni, guardian. 70 M1lloch McC
Srovrsend: 81
John + Stoecker 20 Ernestin- knopp. $1,000.
CIV Real Estate 90 - Mary l. Fowler: $1,000.
letter Brewing GO 20 jacob HOFFMAN, Brew
irz CO. 81
fora Cl,rl, - AT OYER Realty CO: 81.
Charles IoTarI 20 ErnSt Kerl. 81
Madison Trus' 90 20 Adolph Ere -; 81.
Paul IIrzc- ~ Mar Green 81
Lawyers Nor'sag' 60 10 james ? iiH''7iN.
Sie.fN"
Iisrhert z Rising - James Tounseri. sp7e
Henry RHab4 ~ colonial Bank. 81
fsiiore SilvsrharS 70 Estelle sllysrb"Ig s..
Sarah = Nolloy - Mar G"raEh'y; Sl'NH.
Robert ~ Told 10 N~t'is b Eelg. omit ted.
Aaron Lane ~ william Murray 81
Louise : Noiiri"r TO Lawyers Mo0giSs co;
80"
'r-'ira Warner - Lawyers Mortgage CO: 500
Margaret KciIty % lawyers Mortgage Co, 500.
f.il0~ stein 10 hioliu- \ shaw. 1880.
.tIlia r. FLASHER 10 Title n suran"e co; 1900.
N1rlaud Mortgage 60 10 Elizabeth Gulick.
$500
Iavyers Trla Insurance all Trust 90 20
Christopher Molsr. fll""
Same ~ law, ors Mortsas" 90, S1''o'.
same 80 same. $1,000.
S4trS to same. Sin.'P-
same 70 same. Nlo.Wo
AIolph Tre,er 10 Max Marksi 81
LAWYERS Mortgage Insurance q" 20 Narv
Newell eNr = asstsl; SN."n.
Title Guarantee ana Trust 90 20 New York
Lite Insurance Co; $4,000
Amelia SteiumetZ % Benjamin VI Kaye. 500
CIV Mortgage 90 70 New York Trust co. 81.
charles LoWeu n Louis Reichardt. $1,000.
Israc Rosenberg 10 Amos M'ntz, 81
Lizzie Friend 10 Vanued Friend. 81.
Liza s M,Cready 10 Merrill Trust 90. $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
OLD FINANCIAL SECTION PROPERTY SOLD
Bu Office Structure for Land Owned by CadWaader Family in
New and Beaver Streets.
SECURITY co. GETS CENTRAL PARK APARTMENT HOUSE

The propertv in the rear Of the Standard
OIL Building comprising the parcels at No.
81 New street extending and including Nos.
q and o. Beaver street, was sold yesterday
by the New and Beaver Street Corporation
o. which George Rosenfeld is president, 20
Rrody. Adler q Koch, who plan TO erect
sixteen story office structure on the site.
The property. which faces the Produce
Exchange, has been held at $4,000, AMI
has a frontage OF 65.2 feet in New street,
40 feet in Beaver street with an east llne
Of 1920 feet and an irregular rear
The property VAS sold In 1906 ny me
Cadwalader family. who owned for
nearly a century one of tho buildings AZ
No. % Beaver street, was the CadWalade'
home II is a four story and basement
structure and ia said to have been erected
more than century ago.
The New York Real Estate Security
Company has bought from the Auerbach
Realty Company No. $50 Central PARK
West, a nine story. steel construction, fire
proof limestone front apartment house, on
plot So 2X1OO feet adjoining the south cor
ner Of oath street The property was held
st 500. 600 Tho brokers in the transaction
were Henry kantrowitz and the McNickar.
C;aillard Realty Company. This makes the
tenth purchase Of high class property by
the New York Real Estate Security Com
pany in the last six months No. 53 West
I2bth street which was bought at auction
bv the New York Real Estate Security
Company on March &c. was sold by 1t on
April NJ q good profit.
4. I. MordeCsi &, Son have sold Nos. III
and To- East gath street. two old dwelling
houses. on plot 50xeS.a feet, to the newly
organized n. e. NJ. Company. controlled by
the firm ~ Muliken &, Moeller, architects.
This plot, which is on the north side OF
elth street, 1ust east OF Fourth avenue. viii
i>s improved Immediately by its new own
erx with twelve story store and loft build
ing OF the most modern type.
Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton Of a two story theatre for moving
ptctures and vaudeville OH the southwest
corner Of Seventh avenue and 1l6th street,
for Robert Marvin. owner. at cost OF
s15o,00o It will have a frontage OF SSH
feet IN the avenue by IA feet in the street.
Thomas ". Lamb is the architect.
Plans have also been filed for the con-
struction OF five story and basement pri-
vste dwelling house on the northwest cor
per Of Park avenue and nth street for j.
Frederic Kernochan II Will have 'front.'
age Of 11.2 feet and a depth Of rs feet. with
an extension Of fireproot construction for
use as an automobile garage. The building
viii have facade OF limestone AND brick
and viii be equipped with an elevator The
cost has been placed az $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

i34TH ST. 63a East; Ahendroth Brothers AIT
Bronx Investment Go ct al; Jan 81 l9l2. S9i ~
nth ST sO2 TO 80 East; Isaac Morltz azt
Open stair Tenement 90 ct al: Dec II, 1ell ,hy
bond; SLAB
SAME PROPERTY: James w Johnson agt
same; Dec H. lNl ,by bomb; 500
SAME PROPERTY: Lord 6 De Rcspiris agt
same: Dec 49, 1911 Thy bond; SG,5oo.
SAME PROPERTY: Eureka Tile 60 aSt same:
pc 10. 1911 (by bond. SIS.
SAME PROPERTY: George Holmes co agt
same; Dec ., 1911 Thy bondJ; S2%'S.
SAME PROPERTY: Troy Metal I.ath co agt
same: Dec -. 1911 (by bomb; 500 ~.
SAND PROPERTY: Reliance Flreproof Door
&, agt same; Dec lG. 1911 10y hond'; 81
SAME PROPERTY. john Laura ast same:
Dee II, IAN tbs bond. $40.
SAME PROPERTY: MaV Solomon aFt same;
Dc, a. 1911 10y bond; $1,000.
SAME PPOPERTY Webster Iron Works ast
s.mc: De 49, 1917 Coy bou'D 5lle2 20
SAME PROPERTY. PcroVsid q fnopp 60
aai sane: Dec ~. 1911 oby bondj S2.Nuo.
SAM, PROPERTY: Levin Levin Contract
mg 60 agt same: Dec -, 1911 d. hon@. Nl-
-, -
SAME PROPERTY; Cross. Austin a ireland
Itu.., 60 VI same. Nov - IDll GOV "'hj':
e. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
REALTY NOTES.

Albert 3. Ashforth was the broker in the
81 $4,000 trade by which the American Real
Estate Company becomes the owner of the
Arena Building. at Nos. SO and Al West
Sist street. extending through TO Nos. 50
and 10 West 32d street. In part payment
for the Arena Building the American Real
Estate Company gives to the Martin Hold
ing Company C. Grayson Martin, presi-
denD the Colonial Building, at Nos. 81 and
50 West 18th street: No. ISL linton avenue,
= i've story apartment house on plot 50x
100 feet. and No 1921 to 1923 Simpson street.
two five story apartment houses.
slawson e. Hobbs were the brokers in the
sale OF the three dwelling houses at the
northeast corner Of West End avenue and
s:th street for the A. c. E. II. VI Hall
Realty Company TO John Lever, who will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

AUDUBON AVDNUH-Thc Brown Realty
Company has purchased from Amelia J. Roth"ell
the Brighton "a six story eGya'or apst, nm,'
cast corner OF Audubon avenue and 10th street.
The property was held at $4,000
FOURTH AVENUE--In addition to Nos. 4la
and AS Fourth avenue the sale OF which, through
Mooyer & Marston, WAS reported in Sundays
Tribune the same brokers have also sold, for tho
Brown estate the adjoining parcel No. a. a
four story building, 20x7s feet The buyer of
all those properties IS the IroVel Realty Com
psny Samuel. Elias and Irving !. Kempner,
The three parcels combined make plot 6Ox7S
feet. on the west side Of Fourth avenue, $50
feet south 81 goth street.
GREENWICH STREET-The Hudson Com
panies. subsidiary Of the Hudson and Manhat-
tan Railroad Company. has secured another par
eel in Greenwich street between COrtlandt and
Dsy streets at the rear Of the southerly Ter
.!iral building where the company Is preparing
to put up a big loft structure. The latest &c
QUESTION involves No. III Greenwich street, a
five story building, on plot 240X54.lX Irregular,
which was purchased from the John Laster es-
tate for a stated consideration OF s415OO. Tho
company recently acquired No. ISL Greenwich
street, and abutting property on Cortandt ana
Dey streets.
GREENE STREET-N. A. Berwin & Co have
sold for julius Tishman to Harry u. Davis for
iny estment Nos. III and 173 Greene street be
tween West Houston and Blocker streets six
story loft building, with stores. on Pot AOXlUO
feet.
1s2D sTREET-shaw & Co. have sold for
Henry r. Nook No 100 West 1921 street,
three story and basement dwelling house, on lot
1JTg9 II feet.
THE BRONX
12TTH STREET-Alexander Sekin aud y.
Lchtig have sold for FOm Wilkens No. 346
East 18TH street. four story nathouse, on
lot 2JxiOO feet 10 an investor.
BATHGATE AVENUB-Jo Kelly has sold
Tor August Nelson the five story new law house
No 2JO4 Battgate avenue, plot jOXs2 feet.
The purchaser gave In part payment the plot,
ll5xl0O feet, at the southwest corner OF Web
ster avenue and Ford street.
I61ST STREET-Nicholas Leopard has sold for
Rose Leopard the three story brick dwelling house
No. rs East 161st street. to Theresa Bastone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
DELIGHTS OF PELHAMW000
A Beautiful Suburban Place Near
CITY Limits.

It is estimated that fully nifty thousand
persons moved from the city last year 20
suburban homes. and that this year this
number will he exceeded. The chief Gues-
tons that have confronted most Of them
was where a desirable place could he OBJ
tanned close to the city limits. that could be
reached in quick time. where there were
sunshine. trees good air. attractions for
outdoor recreation and freedom from the
crowded city.
Pelhamwood, on tho main line NJ the New
York New Haven & Hartford Railroad af-
fords all these. II can be reached by cleo
trio service from the Grand Central sta
ton within thirty-three minutes, II being
only a mile and a half beyond the city
limits. Hero can he found an abundance
OF tall. straight. beautiful trees Of oak. elm,
maple and beech. Schools and churches are
within FIVE minutes walk. The place is
lighted by both electric service and gas.
4 reservoir furnishes pure water, the roads
are macadam and the walks and cutters
cement. A trolley service runs to New
York, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and all
Rochelle has purchased at PelhamWood
land on which 10000 school will be erect
ed. Fifty trains stop every weekday at
Pelhamwood station.
Among the beautiful homes Is n $500
structure, and two more are being con
structed The property is restricted for the
interest OF the investor and homeseeker.
a small deposit down, with the balance in
little monthly instruments, will purchase
select plot at Pelhamwood Clifford r.
Harmon & CO. announced that before IN"
firm invested hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars In Pelhamwood It first found out
positively that the title was free and clear.
The company further states that the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company has careful
ly examined the title Of Pelhamwood. end
has insured II. and for a small sum will
issue individual policies To each customer.
The company also declares that should
purchaser die before his payments have
been completed his heirs will receive decd
for the property without further cost, un-
der conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
LIS PENDENS.

FREMONT AVE $. between Webster an1
PART, ayes lot &c: Tax Lien co OF New YORK aEt
MARI y Mullins ct a foreclosure OF TRANSFER OF
tax lem: attorney. " Lustgarten.
10TH ST n g. between Crotona and Prospect
ayes lot 70; sam" agt Eugene n Hammond - ~
foreclosure Of transfer of tax Hem sttorne5'
Lustgarten
COTTAGE pr. " g, between 10th 81 ana
Crotona Park South, lot p: same agt NinctnLo
Fasano ct al foreclosure OF transfer or tax Heh)'
attorney w Lusgarten
18TH ST. g. between Nelson and Ogden
AYES lot ISL same sgt T. Osborne smith 81 ~
foreclosure Of transfer tax liem; attorney w
Lustgarten.
I'D AVE. n = cor 172d ST. lot 32' same agt 10
semi Levin ot Al foreclosure of transfer or tax
lem: attorney. w Lusgarten
10TH ST, IS. between Franklin and Fulton
ayes lot ~: same agt Carrie J Heerhrandt 81 ~
foreclosure OF transfer Of tax len); attorney
Lustgarten.
WEBSTER AVE " :. between ls4th and lsIth
SITS lot -: same agt Peter Hsndobode ct al Oore-
closure NJ transfer OF tax Hem; attorney w
Lustgarteu.
10TH ST. las and IA West. Harry chilrinn-
agt Yetta cohen action to foreclose mechanlcs
len): attorney. II Kahn.
LOTS % and q. at Throg's Neck. Bronx:
Frances 4 Teddy agt william I Mcbrory ~ a.
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. Roe Hayes.
1c3D ST 8. 30 Il OF Amsterdam ave, %A
i126; Nell Duross ct al agt Sophie Goldstein
ct al (psrtitionJ; attorney, II A Sperry
MOTT ST. 2cs: Frank W Bruins ast Samuel
Sobel ct al foreclosure OF mtgl attorney - y
HAYES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

is.D 81. 49, East. Brown Metal Ceiling @
agt Caledonia Golf Cleek and Manufacturing co.
owner and contra otor, $50.
NORTHERN AVE S. whole from. between
I7Sth and i7:rh sts @n0Nl0O; John J Kelly ast
Birch Realty GO. owner and contractor. Reabe
& sons, contractors, $500.
174TU ST II 3 100 n " ~ Washington ave
5OxIOO: Morris Eidelsheim agt Euer Realty 90.
owner; Meyer Is@ar, contractor: Sl"o.
i4TH ST, ii5 and 1i7'5 Fast: Noah Pel' ast
Mrs Jane Seihcrt, owner. William Balm 81 a.
contractors. 500
9TH AVE. 6Si. Mcpousal & Potter Co AIT
Chauncoy r Horton. owner; Christopher Camp
bell. contractor. SI47 -.
SID ST. 5.0 East. American Guarantee Roofing
co agt Pauline GmgoI. owner. Jacob Chaser
contractor; Sis.
NORTHERN AVE. :. whole front between
IIsth and 10Th sts. ls5x lCo. George Z Moore.
Inc agt Birch Realty co. owner, n Raabe X
Sons contractors; $50.
AMSTERDAM AVE. W =. whole front between
i7Gth and iI7th SITS y; Paul Nobeman AIT
GingoI1 Realty Go. owner and contractor