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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-05-29
COREA.

The Baptists gave supper Friday even
ing. Proceeds, II.
Mrs. Marietta Tracy has gone to Mil
bridge, where she is employed.
Mrs. Hittie Burke, with three children,
of Milbridge, is visiting her parents, Ezra
Tracy and wife.
The Latter Day Saints have built tent
out of boat sails, where they viii hold
meetings and have their sociabies. They
plan to build church later.
NAV 25. 8.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. j. II. Gordon Is Ill of sciatic rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Atwood Bunker, who recently sui
fered a shock, remains about the same.
Miss Ethel Bunker left "Wednesday to
visit her cousin, Hollis Pettengill and
wife, at Vinalhaven.
The many friends of Mrs. John Springer
regret to learn that she is In poor health
and hope TOR a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Madison Gordon and her sister,
Mrs. Luther Pinkham, Of Sorrento, have
returned from visit TO their brother,
Heryey Bennett, in Boston.
May Is. 81.
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CAPE ROSTER.

Percy Perkins is working for William
Veague.
Hugh Manson has employment at Dark
Harbor for the summer.
Oliver Gray has bought a new naphtha
boat of Hiram Blake, having sold his old
one to Ralph Condor.
Four horses and driver have been
hired from Old Town to haul the road ma
chine, which will begin work this week.
May 20. G..
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PARTRIDGE COVE

Miss Hattie Gray, of sedgwiek, IA Al
Joseph Carriers.
Miss Madge Moon spent the weekend
with Miss Alice Minton.
Mrs. Alice Young entertained a hx
friends Saturday evening.
Rev. w. II. Rice is holding mse,is,,
every other Friday night in the schOol.
house.
Reuei Bartlett and family, of EilsEUts.
spent Saturday night and SUNDAY 4,
Henry Bartie,t's.
May "a. HUBBARD.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Irwin Springer has bought the Martin
place.
s. 5. Scammon will be the Memorial day
orator at Franklin.
5. $. Scsmmon is getting some big tim
Der from the G. S. Harrison lot.
Road Commissioner Abbott has been do
ing good work on the Pond road.
May q. CHEER.
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OTTER CREEK.
Mill.

Mrs. Lizzie Grover. Mrs. Maude Smith
and Mrs. Ruth Tracy attended the Congre-
gational conference at BluehiI last week,
and report pleasant and helpful session,
and cordial entertainment.
A pretty wedding took place at the close
of the preaching service Sunday, when
George Buzzel and Miss Clara Davis were
married by the pastor, Rev. A. NJ. Mac
Donald. The bride was prettily gowned
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win be greatly missed in this neishbor-
hood.
Dallas Tracey and wife are at A. s.
Gray's. Mr.. Tracy was Obliged to give up
teaching in Brookton on account OF bis
health.
Armand Joy will be graduated next
month from Higgins classical institute,
and Ruth Allen from Pennington State
normal school.
The children will meet Thursday morn
ing at the church at half past nine to
march to the cemetery, where appropriate
memorial exercises will be held. Every
one Is cordially invited.
Nav q. II.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Mrs. Caroline Bowden has returned
from the Bar Haroor hospital greatly in
proved 10 health.
Miss Mary Bates, English teacher Ct
Bar Hsrbor high school, was a week-esa
guest of friends here.
Raymond Emery and family hare moyee
into the John A. Peters farm hogs.
formerly the Goodridge estate.
May 20. R.
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EDEN.

May n.

Harry Allen has employment with T. S.
Liscomb for the summer.
spected Lady, died suddenly May 20.
Miss Vida Jordan, of waitham, is with
her aunt, Mrs. A. B. Grant.
Mrs. Ada Mitchell and daughter Doris
have gone to Northeast Harbor for the
summer.
Mrs. Edward Cousins entertained the
E. L. G. Friday evening. A pleasant even
ing was enjoyed. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Nav 20. ",
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs. F. 5. Graves is visiting in Els
worth.
Ira Hagan, OF LAmoinc, is surveying for
F. 5. Graves.
Mrs. Stella Shaw, of Ellsworth, visited
here last week.
Mrs. Emogene Pesslee was the week
end guest Of her brother, Joseph Carter, at
Partridge Cove.
MAY q. NJ,
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FREMONT.

Mrs. Addie Norton and little sos, Of
Jonesport, have arrived to reside with be;
father, Nelson I. Dodge.
Henry Marks, wife and Little daughter
are home from Bluehill, Shere they have
been visiting.
MAY %. Ky.
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

Mrs. Helen Dyer, of California, is a
guest of Capt. 5. V. Dennis and wife.
Rev. e. F. Wood preached an interest
ing memorial sermon Sunday afternoon.
Sunday mail service takes effect June q.
Morning mail out and evening mail in
June 1.
The sociable at the hall Thursday even
ing, given by the sophomore class OF the
high school, was pleasant affair.
Mrs. s. r. Downing will return to her
home at Sullivan Center this week. She
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MARLBORO.

Horace Salisbury, of Brewer, and w. X.
Salisbury, of Lamoihe, called on friends
here last Wednesday.
Curtis Hodgkins came Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of his father, Ransom
Hodgkins. He returned TO his home in
Attleboro, Mass, Wednesday.
May q. ARE.
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WALTHAA.

Miss Ethel Haslem, who has been work
ing in Brewer, is home.
Walton Colby has gone to Bar Harbor
to work for the telephone company.
Rev. Milton Beckwith, of Ellsworth,
preached memorial sermon at the church
Sunday.
May "a. III.
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in white embroidered wolfe. She wore a
veil, and carried bouquet OF carnations.
The bride and groom are popular young
people and have the best wishes OF host
of friends. reception will be held for
them at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smith Monday evening.
May "a. ANON.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

School closed May "a, for the summer.
Guy Cleveland, who is employed at
Miliinocket, is home.
Ray Travers, who is employed at vinal-
haven, is at home for few days.
Nav D. H
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Harry Johnston and wife made a short
visit in Bangor last week.
Clarendon Carter, OF West Ellsworth, re-
Gently visited his brother, Augustus /.
Carter.
James Frazier and wife, of Chicago, are
visiting Mrs. Frazier's parents, /. l.. Crab
tree and wife.
NAV n C..
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HANCOCK POINT.

telephone has been put in Mrs. A. B.
Foss' house.
Mrs. Arno Foss has been visiting in
Sullivan the past week.
s. j. johnson has rented the Chester
house to four girls from New York.
Nav q E.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sEpGwIcK.

Mrs. +. Il. Smith is visiting her parents
in Brooksville.
Mrs. A. q. Parker is going to Southwest
Hsrbor for the summer.
Rev. Z. sanderson delivered me mortal
address Sunday morning.
There win be dance at Riverside ball
Saturday evening, June /.
Mrs. l.. w. Guptili is going to Bluchiii
this season as cook at ]. NJ. SHOWS.
Mr.. Firth. of Boston, has moved his
family into the old Cain house on the hill.
Il. G. Green and wife, OF Somersworth,
". H., are at their cottage for the season.
Mrs. C. H. Young and daughter Jennie
have taken an apartment in Brooklin for
the summer.
Miss Pound, from southern Ontario,
returned missionary from Burma, spoke
in the church Friday evening. She was
accompanied by three OF the State work
ers. They were here under the auspices OF
the Ladies' foreign missionary society.
May q. II.
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RLEsFORD.

Waiter Hadlocie is having walk eaai
on the western side OF the coal wharf fro7
which he is going TO have float and
bridge that viii be a great sccomEodi'
ton.
May -. ;.
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GorT's ISLAND.

The foundation for c. II. Harding's new
house is nearly completed.
Rev. Frank B. Hewey came Friday, ac-
companied by his wife and little son
Walter. He preached interesting sermons
morning and evening.
May "a. CHIPS.
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oCEASylLLE.

Capt. Frank Gross is getting ihe yacai
Cacheiot ready for the seasons wofk.
Mrs. Eta Stanley, OF swans Island ana
Mrs. Frances Means, of SedgwicS, are Wy
ting their mother, Mrs. Mary Greeh!As'
May II. !.
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BASS HARBoR.

Levi Gray has moved bis family TO Cots
Island, where he has employment,
Capt. Lewis Holmes has sold his vessel,
the John b. Norris, TO Providence parties
May %. Y. \. Z,
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Moulton Cooper and wife were in Ellis
worth recently.
Mrs. Maria Carter has gone TO South
surry TO spend the summer with her SON
Roy.
Mrs. Mabel Bridges, Mrs. Nellie Spear
and Mrs. Carrie Closson have moved 20
Brooklin, where they will be employed In
the sardine factory.
May "a. b.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Charles Googins and Chief Grey, of the
yacht Aria, Bangor, spent Sunday here.
Curtis Hodgkins, of Attleboro, Mass,
and Mrs. Elgia Hodgkins, of Bar Harbor,
who were called home by the illness and
death of their father, Ransom Hodgkins,
were guests of Fred Stratton and wife
while here.
May q. ANON.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Bridges May 10.
Ahira Bridges, who is employed ON the
steamer Boothbay, is at home for few
days.
Mrs. Mary A. Cassom has gone TO Au-
gusta to visit her son Brooks.
May %. b.
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Pauper Notice.

HAVING contracted with the CIV hose os sho
Ii worth to support snd care M nexi iTss
may need assistance during sn usxorth,l
years and are legal residents ~ nv %.
forbid ali persons trusting them "a sceop'
conut. as there 10 plenty OF room rity fsrn
odations ITO care for them ~ nsussgY
house NJ ..
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

John Crockett, of Massachusetts,, came
Saturday to attend the funeral of his sis
tel, Mrs. Ada j. Freeman. He will re-
main with his son few days.
The three patients who went from here
recently to Bar Harbor for surgical treat
ment for appendicitis, are all doing well,
and will soon be home. Lloyd Carroll,
by reason OF his strong physique, Is max
ing a fine recovery. Miss Wilma New
come, who was visiting at o. W. Cousins' i,
will return TO remain for the graduation
exercises of the high school senior class.
Mrs. George Neal will return home soon.
Memorial Sunday was observed here.
Rev. c. W. Robinson at the Congrega-
tional church had rallied q remnant OF the
veterans, seven - Capt. Samuel Moore,
Robert Colt, DR.. Charles Sawyer, Z. Il.
Cook, j. b. Mason, Carlton Dow and
LemueI Lurvey--and preached an excel
lent sermon. The choir gave fine seiec-
tions. In the evening the Southwest Hsr-
Dor band honored the men and the day
with patriotic airs in front Of the Metho-
dist church, ana Rev. Mr.. Richardson gave
a fine sermon, with choir singing.
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wyer Grant has added fine large pi-
ARA to his house.
+. J. Byard is putting hardwood floors
in John w. Aliens house.
Albert Parker, OF Portsmouth, N. H., Is
spending his vacation with his mother,
Mrs. +. ID. Parker.
Miss Jennie Parker, who finished her
spring term OF school and came home las,
week, has been quite III since OF sore
throat.
Robert Gray has commenced his sea
sons work as cook for the crew employed
by Elmer Cummings, on the seventy
five-acre lott, short distance from here.
May n. NJ. +.
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
Wednesday night, May 2, Ada J.
Crockett, wife OF j. T. r. Freeman, who
had been helpless invalid for more than
two years, passed quietly away. 1t may
be truly said OF her: "a good woman gone
to her reward" When in health, Mrs.
Freeman possessed strong character,
firm in principles OF right and justice.
Her love and compassion for dumb
animals was one of her many strong traits,
any abuse of horse, dog, cat or bird calling
forth indignant censure from this friend
OF the helpless.
Naturally of home loving nature, de-
voted to her family, her pets and her
flowers, il was a marvel to her friends to
note with what patience and fortitude she
bore the disabilities OF her shut-in life,
only varied by the daily outings in the
wheel chair during the summer. As the
mind weakened with the body and the
loving ministry OF her daughter and
granddaughter left no wish unqualified,
she seemed quietly happy, even when I'M
able to talk with her friends, while her
rfaESa ttV t&I~hSS W tsaAAc
declining days a pathway of peace and
comfort.
Mrs. Freeman was an ardent temper
ance woman, a white rihboner and a help
ful member, when in health, OF the Sun
shine society; also a charter member of
Jephthah chapter, o. f. ).
She leaves husband and two daughters
Mrs. May Brown, of Northeast Harbor,
who was with her mother for week of
her closing life, and Katherine, who
proved her loving devotion during the
long illness; five grandchildren, the eldest
OF whom, Anna, assisted in the care Of
the invalid, also two brothers-John and
George Crockett.
The funeral Was held at the home Sum
day afternoon, Rev. c. w. Robinson read
ing comforting passages OF scripture and
a quartet singing appropriate selections.
The flowers were in great protusion. The
interment was in the cemetery near the
church beside the little son who died in
early childhood.
May q. SPRAY.
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BuCKsPoRT CENTER.
Samuel Arey died Friday morning, al
the age OF eigbty-three years, after few
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Ky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
SUBURBAN SALES.

/. The Mcknight Realty Company has
sold to S. NJ. Hit, Of Philadelphia, plot
in the Estates of Great Neck having
frontage Of 20 feet at the junction OF
Hillside avenue and Maple street. The
purchaser intends. erecting a large Colo
NAL residence 10 cost $4,000; 10 q. j.
Hardings, of Manhattan, large house
facing Maple street, near Cedar Drive
and to Mrs. NJ. Mcmillan large Eng
lish Colonial house facing Elm street,
near Hillside avenue.
J. w. Ebbs sold about four acres on the
Palisades. between Hudson Terrace and
the Hudson River. overlooking the Inter
state Park. A Colonial residence will be
erected by the new owner.
The Henry Steers Company bought the
plant Of the ogden Iron and Steel Manu-
featuring Company. at Bayonne y. j., a
large brick factory and twenty-four lots
comprising the entire block bounded by
LIST street, Humphreys avenue, I'd street
and Trask avenue. The sale also includ-
ed all the lands on the opposite side OF lst
street, extending to the Kill van Kull'
G.. Tans & Son sold at RoCkaway Tor
q. E. Karelson a plot at South Bur
rouEhs avenue, for Improvement; Tor
Mrs. Fannie Baff the house No. % Dodge
avenue 10 Mrs. A. Klein, and for MRS.
Rose Matz the residence on South Alex
ander avenue TO Joseph Addison.
The Shields Company sold at Great
Charles W. HildenbraHd frontage OF
50 feet overlooking the water on villa
Road X The purchaser will erect a
dwelling house for his occupancy
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1en.Inr co. own,r: A nonsEur. cOutreetor;

Leasing Co, owner; A Bonssur. contractor
GID ST, 80 East; L F Datter agt Henry
Koplik, owner; Houghton Construction Co.
contractor; 1886 10. 80. II. 40
AMSTERDAM AVE. $ W cor 175th ST. look
$50; Ventimigia & Son agt Lcntz Realty
Co owner and contractor; 800
BROADWAY. 1886 to 1910; Philip Gurian
aet Thomns b Hidden, owners, q X LANCER,
contractor; $62 G6. D. "a. -.
UORATIO ST, 1O5 and 107; A Horn agt
estate of Eugene A Hoffman, Inc, Ell oil, own
er; HepneoiQue Construction Co, contractors
MADISON AVE, 637; Charles = Richardson
agt Leo schesinger, owner; e N Heimer-
WEBSTER AVE. W s, 200 It n Of 17eth st,
1OOxicO; Salvatore Maiorlno agt' Cawston
Construction Co, owner and contractor;
WEST BROADWAY, n W cor Park Pl. 1s.4
x1O5.S Bronx Cut Stone Co agt Milton
Mayer, owner: Queensborough Buo Stone CO,
contractor; S82 so - =.
WEST BROADWAY, n e cor Park Pl 11x
70; Jeanette Glass Co agt III d Brown
Printing and Binding Co, owner; Tucker, &c
Vinton, sub contractors: $3.50 25.i l-.,.
STH AVE. 8, bet 3lst and 33d sts;
Standard Sand and Gravel Co agt Pennsyl-
vania Tunnel and Terminal Railroad CO.
owner: Tucker Vinton, contractors;
SAME PROPERTY; United Building Ma
rerial Co agt same: SS15 08. - -.
Doth ST. 4O5 West; Centre Iron WORKS
agt Borden's Condensed Mia Co owner;
J z Walsh & Bro, contractors; SSeI 80. ..-.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
$4,000 ApARTMENT HOUSE.

Schwartz & Gross, architects, fled
Plans yesterday for the erection OF q
Twelve story elevator apartment, con-
tanning all modern appliances, on the
northwest corner OF s5th street and
West End avenue. The building will ex-
tend from No. Dol 20 S07 on s5th street
and from No. 521 TO 52s on West End
avenue. II will have depth of 1919
feet, frontage Of 1O21h feet and will
be IA feet in height 1t will be con-
structed Of brick. stone and concrete.
with facade Of terra Gotta bricks and
limestone. The building will have ac-
commodations for flfty-three families,
and will have one elevator on the S5th
street side and another on the West End
avenue side. The West End Avenue and
Eigntysnfth Street Company, of which
Leopold Kahn, OF No. 220 Fifth avenue,
10 me president, is the owner, and the
cost IS estimated at 81 100000.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and
attDrney)
NOVEMBER 4.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. " cor OF 1Seth so e.
ca 7Ss5. WiJiam A Hume ct al to Elizapeth
Hume nc ws s5s ssh sG st: Si!' stormy a y
EDGEcoIBE AVE, 1856 and 1877 so 4ox xJeei
Irene n bEoest 60 6 Nsiio Gov KeiS e 1
attorney. Edmond HuersteL Al PARK ROW
HOUSTON ST, 24oK. cor OF A I've 70 20
GIT 9 liI IF[ 5 vest ssts st cmts
Nov /. 800; attorney, Title Insurance w.
4'S TEDIsoN AVE. 17I9, 25.i1xe5; Daniel Il
Korn 70 Nakoz Wiener and Maks Katz. on
prcmlses Cmtg s21 ,0O0): and all Hens; NOV
4 Sl00 attorney, 1 ] DaDzlger 90 Pine 81.
MORRIS PARK WEST, 20 20 o. % New
I24th ST. 1Oo1ix1o0: Albert Brsnk e 20 nav Sew
York real Estate Security co. AZ brosc",HIy
(mtS SlIb, OOO), and all liens; Noy = 81
attorney. Title Guarantee CO. ~ aotb ST, 2ix
10; 7th ave, S72. W 3, 24.6175; 7th ave. 30.
g. 25xT5; Dora Friede to ROGET .hSSnno.
attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance CO. i"'
7TH I'VE. 87e and 1913. s cor 20 OF R S5s,
81, 49x72: pore FTiedo "a an broadway; Nov
4, $4,000; attorney, Lawyers Title lnSur'
ance co. 100 Broadway 7arx
W i0Ox n 24sx W 7Sx 3 ESQ TO n sOth 81
l76 70 beg; ID Cessna Hildebrnnd tt a..
sxrs, 70 Nm Publishing CO. 900 r N,se 20
Nov q: 500: attorney Titie "uS'
9TH ST. n s. 1es # W Of Aye D, I RaYe,Iy
Nathaniel J Nicely 10 Cora Netly: - be.e'"
ave Hampstead, l. /: all liens Feb ~; pa.
10TH ST 2o4 and 2oe Vet c,ovs Ggii fSS
SIM, II Spring 81, Ossining, n " 20 paris
all liens: oct %. 81; attorney, Charles Eur
i4TH ST ST. geo West. 24s11os.I tpartltion;
Oct 81; Richard n Henry ref 100 90 NO, Lin at.
LttIeneld. GS Bank ~, Nov =; tzd'oVV' a.
torney, J " Duross. 100 Broadway. go.
10Th ST, SIS. $50 n Of ast ave; KAN KAN
340 East 20th st: Nov /; 81. - ~
10Th ST 100 q ne, Of & gfa ays ,sis
Greene ave Brooklyn, all liens: Nov .,
800: attorney. Title Guarantee CO. ITO
Broadway -, ,eo.,oo :.
18TH sT. 154 West. sty brs. is,oxloI,,ss 90 o;
Harold Muibank 10 Margaret mas~" ri nIo
West seth At; Nov 81 aforne'' A''
cTuara ntec co. I76 Broadway, a.,no. ,,o,.
GOTH ST. 800 West. sty brk, ~ ~ 10
closure. oct 2O; gamuel straseourget: pst AZ :.
Min Il Palmer. 7 East s1st st. trustee 4ci IS q,
si2. 600; attorneys. Bayiis sahDor"' o. N''
9th SIT. nj West. 5 sty brk. @x1ooh fHfs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05

MANIDA ST. s5s, 1888 It W Of Lafay-
cite ave, 26x1O0: Oct 20, 1909; Robert O
Wildneuer 10 Manila CO: $1,000; attorney
Max WIldnauer. 300 Broadway
PARKER AVE, 1927, 26xl30; Oct 90
1911; Philip and Pauline busch to Annie
Moss; $500: attorney, II Moss. $50 Mas
sau st.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s, $50 It s
OF Westchester ave, 42xl50: Dec 4, 1911
Mercury Realty Co to American Real Estate
Coz $4,000: attorney, C Meyer, 527 9Th
TOPPING AVE, cor OF Belmont st.
3Ox95: Dec 10. 1910: Anna NJ Klemann TO
Harold Swain: $1,000; attorney Lawyers
Title Insurance Co. 100 Broadway
WISE AVE, W cor jennings st, 1bx10O;
May Fl, 1912: Crispi Construction Co to
Francesca lombard: $4,000; attorneys, Arm
stein. Levy & Pfeifer 1923 Broadway
9TH AVE, g. being lot 1T9, map Wake
neid' lo5xll4: June 20, 1908; Leon r and
s II Wazeter to Mary NJ Guiltord; So 600;
attorney. d A spellssy, 3O2 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: July :, 1900: same
to Minnie g Frankel; S1,500 -, =
2lsTH ST, being lot $50, map Of Wake
field. l05x1l4; June H. 1909 Leon r and
Stanislawa II Wazeter to Mary NJ Gulltorj
$4,000; attorney Title Guarantee co, i78
Broadway. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Fox & Co. have been ap-
pointed by John J. Gibbons agents for
the twelve story mercantile building at
No. % to 81 West 9th street, recently
purchased by him from the Building En-
cheering Company, and also by Neu-
mann & Even, agents for the eight story
and basement mercantile building at No.
Il East ga street.
The Alliance Realty Company has ac-
CURED title TO the four story dwelling
house No. % West 5sth street, 25xlOO feet,
from the Howe estate. The house was
recently reported sold by Henry d. WI
mans & May.
shampan e. shamDan, architects, are
Preparing plans for five story apart
ment house, TO be located on the north
ssds OF 18th street. a47.s feet east OF Fifth
tysnue, Brooklyn, for the seymour-Ro-
eenberg Construction Company
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The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 4

EAST HOUSTON ST, S, 40 IT e Of Goerck
ST 2Ox75; Eliza Farnham agt Rose MesSer
ct al foreclosure of mts)j attorney w
I'D ST. I2s and 100 East: staley Electric
Elevator and Machine Co agt Rita Buialns
Co 81 Ell faction TO foreclose mechanics henD'
attorney s Freuchthandler. e." ~
BEACH ST. IS; Mary Anna Riley as'
Josephine n shidd ct al (psrtiuoD; attorney
W Arnold. L,,uairgs
machinery ETC. covered by mtg recoroed peS
90 1907; Metropolitan Trust Co or the Sity o.
New York agt Long Acre Electric Lisht anu
Power Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg)' attorneys
Carter, Ledyard & Milburn ,,,--. ,-,oa.s
IST, AVE. g g cor llSth Sc, 1SllxI0; Gladys
c Rarher azt Joseph l. schwartz ct al uore-
closure OF MTG: attorney, NJ Allen.
18TH ST, 40 II W of Sd ave, S ply
irreg.. Seymour Realty Co agt virginia Woo Woo
e. al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys, hurZ-
man e FrsnkenheiIner. ,.,, ,oo~
I27TH ST, n S. 292.S Il W OF broadway I IOoN
f52s. the John Orr Co agt FauItless Con-
sfri,ctfon Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
nevs Atwnter & Cruikshank
ifaTH ST 8, 40 II OF Manhattan ave,
25x10o II; Central Trust Go OF New YORK ast
LANES Hunter McHeffey ct al foreclosure OF
mtgC: attorneys, Johnnie. Larkin RathpoHS,
TF''XINGTON. AVE, 1904; tho EmiErant IN
dus,riaI Savings Bank agt Jula NIeeianq =,
extrx, ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys II
&. E J O'Gorman.