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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1912-02-02
Ne. 1571-NumsrieaI Eniama.

My whole is an old saying, composed
Of twenty-seyen letters; my 5 16 IL 10
q s 27 q is fighter; my 10 Is
to be at liberty; my Is 16 IT 20 2 6 is
q substance obtained from cream; my
IL % 25 is musical play; my I
"a 6 26 is crooked; my Is 3 IS is to
dispose Of; my 8 IA is an abbreviation
often used.
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The STRANGE Part.

Hardup-You see this half dollar?
Eyes. Why1 Is there anything ex-
traordinary about it?'
Hardup- It's mine!
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rhe KNOWING Boy.

There is nothing the matter with the
small boy who presents his mother
with a pair Of felt slippers for Christ
mas. He is just smart boy. that Ia
ill.
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Both sides.

She-Just look at the trouble money
can get you into. He-Yes. but look at
the trouble it can get you out Of
Louisville Post.
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Regular services at the Chapel of
the Church of God will be held dur
ing the season as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m, preaching services
at / a. m. and 1880 p. m. on Sunday.
Prayer meeting at 1880 p. m. on
Thursdays.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1912-02-02

Christian Science services in the
church edifice every Sunday at II a..
m. and Wednesday at 1880 p. N.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1912-02-02
No. 1572.-NumericaI.

When the blasts Of chill December to z
with biting breath
And the goldenrod and aster have just
been done to death,
When the stars are twinkling brighter &
the frosty autumn skies,
It is then gin to banker after mothers
pumpkin pies.
know the taste Of terrapin and have
dined on mountain trout,
i've eaten lots Of TOTAL truck, for I've
travelled all about,
But just about Christmas I heave a heap
of signs
1923 apple butter and mothers pumpkin
pies
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THE LAND OF
PUzzLEDOM.
Ne. f5eS.--Diamond.

My first Is sometimes a vowel. My
second Is cooking utensil. My third
is a vehicle. My fourth is a negative.
My fifth Is a nasal consonant.
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No. 1573.-Concealed Word Square.
One word concealed in each sentence
l. Have you plenty Of walnuts?
2. Look at the sun-it is eclipsed.
3. Tim Evans is going to play.
4. Whose footsteps are those?
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North Colfax Methodist Episcopal
Church. Sunday school at $3.50 p. m.
Preaching service at $3.50 p. m.
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No. 15ea.-.Charade,

No. --Charade.
Ny first is dog. My second is
period Of time My whole is some
thing every one should have.
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Good Samaritan Episcopal Church,
Rev. ]. G. Robinson, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. M Morn
ing service at II. The Rector will be
in charge of the services. Sunday
school scholars are asked to be pres
ent at 10 sharp. The Honor Roll will
begin next Sunday. That Honor Roll
is composed of those who are neither
tardy nor absent during the month Of
February.
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German Lutheran church, supplied
by Rev. Aug. Tr. Graebener. Preach
ing service every I'd and 4th Sunday.
Religious instruction every End and
4th Saturday afternoon. Sunday
school every Sunday from to 10.
Service commences at 10 o'clock.
Everybody invited.
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Christian Church, Rev. w. A. Dig
gins, Pastor. Sunday School at 10 a.
m. Preaching and communion at IL;
Junior at 8; c. e. at $50 p. M;
Preaching at 1880 and Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening at 1880.
Morning, 1.-THE characteristics of
the Early Church.
Evening, Death and Life
At the close of the evening service
the ordnance of baptism will be ad-
ministered.
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No. 1575.--Enicma

What may be won by study?
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Baptist Church, Rev. C. H. III.
Moore, Pastor. Services at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Bible school at 10 8. m.
Young Peoples meeting at p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
Sermon subjects: Morning, Zone
Lord" Evening, Report from
Eschol." Opportunity will be given
to unite with the church at both SER
vices.
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First Methodist Church, Rev. N.
M. Jones, Pastor. Sunday School,
10 a. m. Preaching service at IL a.
m. and 1880 p. m. Epworth League
at $50 p. m.
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AMONG THE CHURCHEs.

Congregational church, Rev. J. H.
Bainton, pastor.
The usual services will be held In
the Presbyterian sanctuary, near De-
partmental school. The pastor will
preach. Subjects: "The Attractive
ness of Jesus Christ" and THE Law
Of Retribution" All heartily invit-
ed.
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COME TO OUR STORE
AND EXAMINE 1T TO-DAY.
PLAY ON 1T. TEST 1T.
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ElegantC PianoF rec!

community will
o fin
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
RECORDED LEASES.
CWith name and address Of lessee. ,
JANI"ARY 81

LINCOLN AVE. 1iI; store. etc; Estate
George Sheppard to Henry lIalpker. yrs from
Feb /. 1912; $500; address 100 West l4lst ST.
NASSAU ST 10 and IL all; Cornelius j
KIngsland ct al to Benjamin Goldsmith 6t
al: - WIS from May J. 1912, $4,000, address
5l5 West 1l0th 81.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 903; store; otto II
Scnlobohn and ano to Jacob Sarfaty and Hno:
, yrs from May I, 1911, 5000, address, 100
East l23d ST.
WASHINGTON AVE-, 1901. all; Max Kat7
and anO to Isaac Deskin. yrs from oct ].
1911: $500; address 136 East Ii2th 81.
I'D AVE 2l25; store etc; Fricda Oeh 10
Frederick Deal; yrs from Fob /. 1912: 81
500. address Glj Fairyiew Heights. Ridgewood
Heights. = Y
9Th AVE. 457; store and basement william
: Weiss TO Morris MoscCwitz. 3 yrs from
MAJ /, 1912, $4,000; address, - West l12th n.
STH AVE. $500; store and basement:
Michael Scdnlon TO Edward NOonan: yrs
from Jan / S720 10 $40; address 2lGj 5lh
ave.
9TH AVE- $50 to G32. store and basement:
Anna II j Taylor, gdn. to Nathan Marks; 3
yrs from Jan !. 1912; s264O; address, a57
West fIth St
9TH AVE. $ Q $, at 8 " 29th st. Isx7O; all:
Society uf the New York Hospital to Josef
II Flattstein; 81 yrs from Dec ], 1911. S75U;
address, 1885 Sd ave.
31TH ST. II g, l9l Il e Of 5th ave. 53K0S:
all. Elizabeth VI Anderson 10 N.ne East Thlr-
tv-scycnth street 60. 81 yrs from Feb !, 1912.
Sli 500. address. East 3Tth ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

Abraham Roserstein: $4,000; attorneys. Felten-
stein & Rosenstcin, 200 Broadway
il1TH ST $40 and 52f East 43sxiOO10: Nov
, 1o0s; Taft Realty 90 TO Nelson II Herzog:
$1,000; attorney Myrcn sulzburger, IS PsrI,
Row.
IBID ST. :. 100 II . OF Lenox ave. 25xgs Il :
May H. 1900; ] Edgar and Caroline c Lcsycraft
to David Sears; $4,000 attorneys. Bowers &
Sands. 81 Nassau st.
14lST ST. 463 West, 1890 II; Aug 4, 1911:
Ida Wersba to Lewis Alexander: $1,000: attor
ney. William Rosenbloom. 90 Nassau st
.. 18TH ST 5. 100 # Of Amsterdam ave.
25x99 u; April %. 1911; II and Sarah Davis
II Petit 6s Nassau 81.
i47TH ST. 9. l25 II Of Convent ave. 5ox
81 81 u; b Apgil ~ 20 1911 Harry and sarah Davi,
Pettit. 6s Nassau 81.
147TH ST, 5. 175 II NJ Convent ave, 5o1
99.11; April .. 1911; same to Mabel X simp-
kins; $4,000; attorney az above
THE BRONX.
CoGAN'S Alley. rs. 1914 II Of River
dale ave. sJ.sX72x69 ax6a II: Jan -. 1910: las
and Catherine Mulligan to Yonkers Building
and Loan Association; $500; attys. Reeves &
S"fugham. Yonkors. n Y.
FORDHAM AVE, n e. f16 II $ ot 4th Cor
Is6thl ST. being part Of lot 80, map OF Morrisania,
2sXl1O, Feb 81, 1911: Chas A and Margaret Edel
TO To- oyrus Hitchcock; $1,000; atty. Herbert
FORDHAM AVE. n W s, 116 II ot 4th
'oi lhbthl 81. being part ~ lot ~. map Of Nor
riSana. 2sxl70: March Is 1881 Chas A and Mar
G5re Edel to cyrus Hitchcock; 81 900: atty, p w
Nild"y, 2O6 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; June l. 1895: same 10
same; 5000; atty. Herbert s ogden, So Beaver
81 -
MARMGON AVE 10th ST. i00xs2; Feb
I'' 1903; Jas p and Carrie r Callan TO Emi-
grant Industrial Savings Bank: 81, 800; atty,
Michael Scanlan. ~ Chambers St
SAME PROPERTY; Dec ls 1905; same 20
same 5000; same attorney.
400 4. M
lrreg; Dec ,. 1908; Geo and Clara II Turner 10
Jas ~ Du Bois; $1,000; atty, V Simpson. II
Park Row.
PROSPECT AVE. 3. $50 II NJ is7th st. 20x
lrres Fob ,. 1911: Chas ! and Annie Mcneil
TO thas II and Minnie Zumbueh: $500; atty
tobt II Bergman, 1919 I'd ave
VAN NEST AVE. 8. 1928 II n, White
6iains ,I3 road, i26x1Oo' Aug 49, 1906; Michael q
bridget Kelly n Isabella Realty; 5000. atty d
Arthur l5O Nassau st. '' ''' -
WILDER AVE. =. 325 II n ~ Randall av.
z7Nlo' July 81 1908; Matilda Nelson 10 Terese
od ave. '''' '-i'
l79TIi ST. $. 100 n " of Prospect ave a5x
- sept 20. 1911, Ernst and Caroline Keller 10
Mary 'roxson; $4,000. atty Albert Erdran
- Nassau ST
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Gustayus Robi;zek and ano TO Robitzek In
vesting co; 500
Gustayus Robltzek TO Edward Rohtzek. ~
Edward Robtzek to Gustavus Robitzek; 6
assts, 500 each.
George Knoelaud to Frederick G Tanner; 81,
same TO Frederick Neugass: 81.
Johanna Nasanowitz 10 Jane Goodrich: $500
George Ehret TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; $4,000
Louis Seger 10 Annie VogcI; 81.
Max Marx 10 James Alexander: s26 go
Same 10 Peter Alexander; S21 $50
Robert 3 lIirsch ct al. trustees, TO Wilfred A
Oponhym, $4,000
Same to same; Ss5 .0O0
Same 10 same: $4,000.
Lawyers Tiue Insurance and Trust Co to Law
s37 600
same to lawyer, M9,,sas. Co; $4,000.
Same TO same; $4,000
Same 10 same $4,000
Same TO same; S6 900.
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 to Christine q
Nicholas J O'ConneIl to Isidorc Wengraf; 81
800
same N same: $500
Wilson VI Powell 10 Elsie Powell: 500 900
Annio Lipmsu and ano. admrs. to Isaac Marx;
$40 OG0
Tito Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Hattie W
BENJAMIN Jersavitz to OrIIie JersaVtts; 81.
Edward l. Popp~ 20 Pure oil Co; 81
Louise Y Hartman TO Joseph X Riezer; 81
Morris l. Goldstone TO Daisy l. Goldstonsi
800
Matilda Stinfnl N Isiior 8 K0rn. Sgp.oOb.
Alfred Franken'haler n Gaspsr PolZ: 81.
Ernst Ahrend 70 Henry Sanders; 500 .
Frederick Jackson and ano TO James VI
More cvr. S3S. .o00. ,-,
81 300
same ~ same: So 600
Same N same. $4,000.
Same 10 same $4,000.
Morris Schmucklpr 10 Lawyers Mortgage 20
S23 400 =. ~. vor,
Trust 90. IS O0o .,, =.
charles II Roc Fstat. IA oorroration) n
Charles r D"shlar; 81. - ~,,,
Title guarantee and Trust % N John 'n'-
lem 81 800 ).,,,-. - = tI,,
''Di' %bsrss Doshler to Knickerho'k'r Trust
co. 81 . ,,..-,-, "a. st
Citv NortEaE" 90 70 W" Ne'n''''''
and Mortgage 60. Nf5"" .,,o r., ~
%oy Notherlard Bono and MorCsas" - ~
- yort life Insurance co. s6n."o ,
'p.,,,r,tr = Jackson 80 Aonzo Jackson. - .
Ir,1ris T. Oorlon to Michael y sullivan So
yo,t-a White - - Excelsior Estates %; go,
HOFFMAN Nnler - NNw YORK savings rei'N
SIS 500 -. >..r,,o-, &.w Jersey
"ouror Rro'hfrs ''n'' w
Trust = ., -, - charles T. Kansr. $4,000
Fdward CraiEhin ~ Security N'''s'1
So nOo , .o - Christine Hsliti
ti3 coo - >. cb-,.,ire G opsrhyu-
- al oNrs. -.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
LEASES.

NJ g. L. Hess have leased for Frank Il.
Froment the top floor at No 50 West 2ith
street 70 stalnovsky e. Newman; for sam
no, Nedlin. the parlor floor at No East
stb street. 10 Wittner e. Schwartz; Tor the
Twentieth Street Realty Company the
front part Of the sixth loft at NOS 4o'4'
East 2Cth street TO the sterllhs i+auie9
Tailoring Company; for the est''e VI
Walden Pell, the third loft al NOS nv
Wost goth street, TO Wolf & Fishman; Tor
the FRY Realty Company. the westerly store
-, tho buiIding No. 2S to 80 West 36th street,
g. Fuller e. CO.. decorators. formerly OF
No ; East 42d street. Mr.. Albert Van Loan
was associate broker; for the estate OF
Isaac Stern, the store and basement at
No. 2l5 Seventh avenue, TO the Lime COM
many: for the Bert1eld Realty Company,
the fourth loft at No. . West 18th street
to Schneider e. Katz; for Henry Hirsch'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
10000 SEE CEMENT SHOW
Visitors from Northwest Tell Of
Increasing Use of Concrete.

Contractors and big dealers from the
Northwestern portion of the United states
visited the cement show at Madison Square
Garden last night and mingled with the
crowd Of more than twenty thousand in
attendance The delegation was headed by
G. Van Dorm. chairman Of the executive
committee Of the Northwestern Portland
Cement Association. and there were rop-
resentatives from inneapois, North Da-
kots. Wisconsin. South Dakota and Ne
bra ska
Concrete is king among the agrtcultur-
lists of the Northwestern grain states,
said Mr.. Van Dorm. "If the farmers OF the
Dakotss and Minnesota continue to uti-
lize cement and reinforced concrete at the
present rate. wooden buildings will soon
become a rarity.
TN i'm our country the farmer is doing
everything with concrete. Not only does
he build his house of concrete, but he in
ssts upon the most modern concrete barns,
poultry runs. granaries, fence posts, tele-
phone poles-everything, in short that for
merly was made OF wood
During the day most Of the visitors from
out of town saw" New York and took in
all the skyscrapers. Most OF them were of
the opinion lndI Ne" 1OIh "bulu oliS udH
he built entirely Of concrete and fireproof
materials.
THE old buildings here will be torn down
and big ones of concrete erected" said one
Of the big contractors. New York is to
be freproof in every particular, and con-
crete is the thing that will do it
\ partial list Of some of the things ex-
hihited includes concrete mixers cement
brick machines, cement block machines,
mac hines and moulds for sewer and drain
tile moulds for burial vaults. fenceposts,
sidewalks curbs porch columns. vases, spe-
cia! farm systems for concrete construc-
ton. wheelbarrows, carts and wagons built
for concrete work, pile drivers. sand and
gravel washers and hundreds Of other
things that will be Of interest to the citi-
zen. no matter In what business he may
he engaged.
The Mayor ended his talk by admonish-
ing the members to keep up their good pen
manship. TO use their minds, not to worry
about the future and finally not to forget
the present he promised them. He said
that If he continued to send presents, how
ever he would have TO call on Carnegie.
This afternoon will be theatrical after
nocn," and most OF the big theatre owners
prominent actors and actresses will be
guests OF Manager j. =. Beck.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

5oTH sTREET-Honry Rogers Winthrop has
sold no. - West 5Oth street, a four story d"cli
lcgc lcas"holi Mr. Winthrop has taken lease
through Douglas T.. Ellimar co. for term "t
years OF large apartment in NO "9S Fittn anr
hue corner Of Slst street, from the century
Holding Company Pcasc & Gilman agents. The
rental is about $1,000.
CATH STREE. \. II. HIns & Go. hav" sold
for W =. Pattcn and J. J.. Van SAINT No. ll9 10
l23 Nest 64th street, thrCc four story aNc,hng
houses, on plot 5iNloo.5 feet TO GAYLORD L.
Smith.
18TH STREET The Frank L. Fisher Com
pany has sold for Edward llassey the four story
dwelling house No. ~ IVES, i@tn street 2oN"'A
l02 feet.
I24TH STREET The UuN & Brown Iomnany
has sold FOR Frederick Wohlfsrd SO. %52 West
,@4th STREET five story idthous'' on a P"' -''-N
loo II feet
18TH STREET Leopold H. stern anI carl
seven story loft and store building on lot 2'N
o. feet, between Fifth and sixth avenues. ,ddG me-
81 Hers acquired the property IN No>emher l",''
from the Mevon Realty Company.
RROtDWAY-,rrold. Byrrc q Baumarn lhl o
sold for client TO John :. Morris No "yll i"
26lO Broadway on the cast side OF the stFee',
fyc story apartnon; hot sos known as the h,-h IN
ard and tho Charles. on = plot '!kl" icett az M
property was held AZ Sl@50oo Mr.. motifs wiz
hold the hous' FOR investment.
THE BRONN
10TH STREET-Barry r. simmons has r'-
sold the Crotona Casino. thre" Slor' anus
mont hall. occupying plot 'ok 700 ic,, sa,
on the north side NJ lG9th street. l"h' iG"'
gt of Mckinley SQUARE The buyer 10 'h" NC
Kinley square Casino Company, "hl,h WI"
make extensive alterations 10 tho hnlId'nE.
KELLY sTREET-Goorge r. Johnson has
sold plot 10Y 100 foot on the "'s' Nlur VT
Kelly street. between 1880 street ana N'H'-
chester avenue. 70 builder
MTNFoRp rLACE-B Mo,T,s ,,,,,13 has sI1. s2,d for
four story double Hathouse. on plot 3iSl"o t'e'
MTNFORD PLACE-B. Morris has sold 70
the FoXyale Realty company ihe pn'' COX" ~
feet on the west side Of Milford Place. 2""
feet north of 1T2d street. Two nv" s'ofF nhN-
houses viii he erected
FREEMAN STREET Louis Sohloss ana y
Toitner have sold 40 $50 Hewitt Place. nv"
story tripIn fathouSe. on plot fnNloO f"ei 70 a
Mrs SChutzer. or Mount vernon.
CHATTEETON AVENUE Alexander Ss'Ain,
i'm conjunction with r Lichtg, has Folu 10!
Martin and Emma SrhoommeU NoF. ---' ann
222a CNattarton avenue. Gnionpori. 10 Two
family dwelling houses on lot &7NloS feet
NELSON AVENUE Ernst s calm and J
Ti'iman have sold 'N Regina Heln""E IN" '''
story dwelling hous" 80. i4ll Nelson avenue
on 'o' l6 sN9I foot.
putnam have sold 70 Cur'isS = R'r"n t0N f'nr
story double fafhousa No. 1872 Brook ar'n1'.
on lot gSNi0o foot
GRANT AvFNUE-GoorEN Peuh"l ir.. has
sold for Michael ! McGuir" NJ loA Gr1n'
avenue. three story fa'hous". on I"' -'Nl''
fcet.
UoF AVENUE williamson & Rr'an' Ia 4"
soId for lanes = Noehar tho lot. 25Nloh fHet.
a. ,bn soufhwest corner of Hoe ar"nu" and
17tth 81 reer. 70 builder for improvements
i6aTH STREET Smith & Phelps have sold
the plot. 4OyI00 f"ot. s''na'" a. IN" sou'h""s'
Tho plot viii DO improved with a A'e story
ara rf'ncnt h0uFo, with rior"7
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and at
tornCy.)
JANUARY II.


iNl I'm name ana dduitSS OF purchaser ana AZ
tornCyD
JANUARY II.
MANHATTAN.
AVE g. " s. 10 n II OF 18th ST, 2Gx irreg; John
'Gabo ct al 10 Clarence w Gaylor, ~ East l2Oth
st mtg $4,000: Jan 80; consideration omitted
attorneys. Nash & Jones. G3 Wall st.
BLEECKER ST. II s. 80 II q Of Sullivan ST. "a
NiOO: Carnela ZuccarO TO Ninfa Caputo. li7 sui
livan ST Gntg $29,oOO: Dec 80; 500; address. 49,
Eleecker ST.
FRONT ST. IS. 23Assx irreg; Charles \
O'Donohuc trustee. TO Charles 4 o Donohuc.
trustee s57 Carroll 81. Brooklyn; Jan 81 500:
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust co. l7G
broadway.
GREENE S'r, " s. 1870 II Of Houston 81; 2jx
100. Jennie GOdstein 10 Ganriee Engle. l20
West ll2th ST. Jan 30 mtg $50. GOD; 500; at
tGrney. l. FREEDMEN, l32 Nassau ST.
HILLSIDE AVE. $. plot 1873. map 697 OF I2s
ades part Of estate Dyckman Fort George
property SON2uN irroE. James Gaffncy to FL
win G Reeve. 9l7 East ldPth st; Jan 30 81; at
tUncy KNOX 1913 Broadway.
LAWRENCE ST. 49, and 134. sO1a9; Charles
E,nslc to Thomas Alexander, II - Nicholas pl
mtg SsO.0oO); Jan -; 500; attorney Marx,
l2s Broadway
SHERMAN AVE. " cor 20ith II. l00xl0o
sherman ave. 5, 100 Il " Of 20ith 81. 3OONlbo'
Blanche AltmayCr and ano, exrs. To Max
Marx, 4i9 Convent ave; Jan y. Ss5.Ooo.
SAME PROPERTY. Max Marx 10 Henslo Con
structior Co 800 BroadNyay: Jan 90 500; At
Il, rney, Title Guarantee and trust Co. lIO Broad
way.
WEST ST cor Harrison ST 2ixItX iITcg.
Lester Lazarus referee. to charles Ma,tlagS
utg s3S,O00J. Jan 30: 5000; attorney II
Arlington. 90 West Broadway
wADGwORTH AVE. =, ~ n Of is5th ST.
2O1i i5iy irreg Alsonscn White IN t1NsLd
gSan 9S .sa AseT"s WeensieT % o,h.ehd Ia
Broadway.
lTrH st. :. lot 4. map OF Wm Ba!afd' 2tA
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
mEcHANlcs' LIENS.

SETON AVE-. " =. a2S 4 ~ @ Ranas, Gor.,T,,c Tg-,
75yloo. Graz tm,GH' nG 'contractor. s73 So
nrrsrov sr. 81. Max Wsyler ast r,, H,ry
,,.o w IN owner. Israel. or Isaac Sch"d'' IT,
contractor, $40. , ,s,., a,
,,,XTO\ AVE, " q. 26t y ~ 'SH,ss,.,oIIi
- - ',-t..,-,ral contractor agt J boh'lu'
G,o,ano Zinealos and Zinsales Cons'rur,1n
,crs' &; Zincalcs 60. owner ana coh' a''''
$50 -, rsh,r,
yrRMIrYEA AVE. 100 l. OF 's Nmen
g, l50xioi Port Morris Roohms ,% $500
-, , n Q Of old line OF White
,,-Tns ~, "a I0oxll4: Title Guarantee ana lrus. rus
90 ngr Morris Improvement Co. owner anu W"
tractor S36. ,...-~or,
urNRy ST, isi: Davis Gold ast IONS IONS "a
,, ION Zsdek Mlsrh Hosri, owner; MAX Ale"'
contractor: $50. ,. ,-,rao,
81 49,, S,r1uss owner. II Raphael Co.
contractor. $l143 y. -.
,,N,- PROPERTY. Morris RraIen AK
-, N;N, W. strauss owner; BENJAMIN Gordon con-
tractor. S2l3
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

arH ST l55 West: Orlando T. Ba''asha aS'
,,,T irwin ct al. Aug !, 1911; $500 o.
rrNoX AVE. 233. cyril o Aberga aG1 Ca'n-
ri,r N Rurnhan ct al; Aug =, l9ll' silo'
qoT.Tr ST 139 aud l4l East: Charles "ray
v'phIa and Slate 60 agt Louise fhhips 81 a.
MAY 2G 1911: MI3. -,. 90,
,isr,I ST. 20T East; David Harrison as'
,,in ~ ( IIuehran ct all Dec %. 1911; SSl 20
ooTr sr 1G9 and t4l East Otis Elevator 20
phillips ct al; July l. 1911; 500.
CROTONA AVE. $ $50 II CTS Of ls9d t,on 81,
r,orrIngbone Metal Lath co agt turreF ION
i.r,,ctien co ct al; May s. 1911; sod 'o
I'D AVE. 1000; Edward kos:noraN aSt II
p,,lb,eI "G 60 OF al Dec q. 1911; $40
TyNDAIJ, AVE. $. 45 Il OF 239th 81 81
,,,,r lamb%ttl ast owen Kelly ct al; Nov H.
1911 $5Ss 30. ,,-. ,,.,.u,,
,on ST ! and Fast; Dahlstrom Meta,nc
n,,rr 90 act William Pyle ct al; Jan ~ l'l-'
SiG6 ,,., r,,o,,,.
CON 81. d West: \ See Electric Elevator e,at,
40 10, Eleanor l. Hoffman ct al; zen l. l'ii'
5000. ~ >, r,.,.,,,.r az,
WEST END AVE, 500: John II Boz boynt9n Is ,aSi aSi
Wv, tind construction co ct al; Dec Is l'l'
DIV bond 1928 20 .
,sTu ST. 81 West; Moran Brothers co aEt
,iine II Nicon ct a., Nov l. 1911 Coy oono''
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New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
ro SELL OLD MOTT PREMISES

The old Mott Memorial Library premises
- the late DR.. Valentine Mott, al NO o'
lIadison avenue. Is 70 be sold at auction ny
Joseph p. Day to-day.
The sale Is the result Of friendly actoh
brought by the heirs for decree Of sale IN
nar,Ition action, which was favorably re-
norted upon by the referee. DR.. Donald
Mclean For many years this building was
dedicated 10 the use OF medical students.
II wos depeudont for support on public con-
,rihutions. and when these failed it was
decided bv the trustees. in accordance with
tho provisions of the will, to dispose Of the
property The valuable records were then
transferred TO the New YORK Academy Oh
Medicine.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS
NANtIATTAN.

rpoxr ST. 500: for 3 sty stable: ls;@, 80,
- Enufrman & Iowenthal Reaity 90, ooo,,,' w
~. -, .ision 81. owner; l. \ Shtinart l'f po"'i'
architect; SlOOoo ,.. 80.
to,sT ST 3 : 100 II Of Amsterdam ave
A sty tenmt. 1lsXS5.ll NalIaee'
iU.o iUl tV,st ioth ST. owner; G + Pelham' oo' o'n
o" 49, architect: $50 600
,o,Tu ST. II s. 105 II 81 Lexington ave
2 stv school, 3d.9XII4; clly, .o" ownor non
t ~" "a SNYDER 500 Park ave, archltect' SSo'ooo
THE BRONX
,e,rtt ST. SIS. 217T6 # Of WashingIon
~ Tor a ! atty brk factory ioXl24' HenrN
M, & 60. 81 Hope st. BROOKLYN owners
iIiie'terick w Fischer, 80 union square archi
t,ct. $50, 600.
1e,TH ST, $. 2l3 Il Of washington ave
s,v frame Office and scale room LOS
nr urr "L,srmers' Feed CO. 18TH st and Easl
1", ~ owner; Charles Stegmayer' l6s Eas
ais. st architect 500.
,ooTu ST. n o cor Nerose ave; for ~
.,ri, store and loft, 21Xl00.T, Nina Stursseneg
80 n Nassau st. owner; Henry hoelbIc
- Noss,u st, architect; $1,000
uoE AVE. $ " cor 1I3d st; for a siy brh
,,n,n, 65xQG; Solid Realty co. Jacob Fried
man, 1919 West 18TH ST; owner ABRAHAM
R|Trss. iOI Saratoga ave, Brooklyn architect
SGJ O0c