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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-27

IN Lilo Meisles: 8 yrs from Dec l. lSlZ'
SIS 100: address 800 East 9th st "a, 40
SOUTH ST. 271 10 PA, water ST oPPfi.t,,
543; all: Charles Myers. trus. TO iI ISo,iiSS,
warehouse Co; II yrs from NOV J. i'i-'
50 900: address 755 Water ST. -. No
SOUTHERN BOULEVAhD. l'S, id ST. ano ' 10
hogan ave; all: Emma f Horn ana aho mo, ~
William NJ Tivoli; 10 yrs from Jan l. 1910
81 44O. address 500 West 1TGth 81. a., .
VANDERBILT AVE. n cor fIu o.
ooG 10; ali; United cigar Stores Co to Amer
lean Real Estate Co; q yrs from eomp'e'io"
Of bldg $4,000; address; OF otn nv land
WORTH ST, 1916; all; Interstate k klG
Holding co 10 d Whine Co; 10 yrs from
Feb !. 1918; $4,000; address. II worm so nao.
WESTCHESTER AVE. 430 and 45z :
stores; william T Keogh Amusement 20 20
Benie Reinmani 8 yrs from oct j. W.
s., 900; address. 5S6 East l49th 81 Mccarthy
70 Anthony Mirabella and Michele ArTa ~, .
Yrs from Nov .. 1912; $3.50; address, -oO'
% AVE. 2O6s; ALL James Roberts to I'd Al
fonso Mosca; yrs from Jan l. 1871 sl'-oo'
list ST. Ala East: store. etc. Anna ;
Miller TO william Sudbrinki yrs from aug
/ 1918; $40; address. 100 ST AIMS ave. ara,
oath ST 34i East: store, etc; JACOB MIL
Ter 10 Rosario La Scala: 4-12 yrs from Jan
/ 1913; $3.50: address, $40 East 24th 81.
12OTH ST. 447 to 453 East; all A Ho u.s.
pieper 10 Madison Iron Works; ~ yrs
from Dec i, 1912; s1,700: address. 449 East
Is0TH ST, 800 East: space in store; Rocco
Casclla to Carmelo Rifci; yrs from OCT l.
1912: S218; address, 500 East 1sOth st.
DID ST. II West space for stand In corII-
5or: trustees OF Masonic Hall and Asylum
from oct ]. 1912; s2,25O; address 3ol 4'h
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REALTY NOTES.

Kick & sharrott lave opened an office
at No. 26OS Broadway, near 9Sth street.
for the transaction of general real estate
and insurance business. The members
Of the firm, Theophile Kick, r., and
Edgar II. Sharrott, have been appointed
agents for the Brayman, No. West S2d
street; the Munroe No. Ais West 18TH
street: the Westdale No. Coz West 18th
street and No. 331 Lexington avenue.
A lis pendens was filed yesterday after
noon affecting Nos. and s East 43d
street, as a result Of an action to declare
a trust I'm which Adeline L. Hoag is
plaintiff and John II. Booth and others
defendants These are the properties
sold recently to Brown Brothers for i'm
provement with a sixteen story building.
George s. Runk is the buyer OF the
dwelling house at the southwest corner
Of Bryant avenue and l7Sth street, sold
by Lillian Williams through Smith &
PHELPS.
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LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER %


42D ST 10 East. Adclelne Hoag agt
John II Booth a al action 10 declare trust)
attorneys Kellogg & Rose
AMSTERDAM AVE. 8 cor Of s2d st. PIX
sG.ll. German Savings Bank I'm City OF New
York agt Daniel Meenan ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorney, II Mosle.
VILLA AVE. +. 400 Il n OF Potter pl, 1bG
100. Henrietta Rcnshaw aEt Jessie T Thorn et
al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, William
son.
WESTMINSTER AVE. n W = nc It W Of
Concord ave, l76Xi62; Max Nerschleiser agt
jackson Amusement 90 81 al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorneys Frlnkenthaer & Kaufman
Ia2D ST n 3. 80 n Of 9Th ave. 25N99 ii ;
Isaac Gp0dstcin agt Caroline Bublitz Ell al
foreclosure OF MTG. attorney, A ii Schwafz.
gsTH ST. 3 West: william Rankin agt Ma
than 3 LevensOn ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorneys Patterson & BrinckerhoH.
10TH ST. s. 100 n OF Broadway, lI3.W
100 II. two actions; Max Marx agt Feldman
Construction co 81 al foreclosure Of two
mtEsi; attorney n w Chandler.
RATHGATE AVE. c r. Is II Of ls4th 81,
25xg5 :; Eugene N Hatch agt Scalzo Realty
60 q M foreclosure OF mtgD; attorney. I NJ
1a2D ST =. 40 It W OF 9th ave, 25xe9 II ;
Isaac Goodstein agt Caroline Bublitz ct al
foreclosure Of mtg: attorney A II Schwarz.
TOOTH ST s. 200 II OF West End ave,
sOylOO II: Isaac Slmons ct al agt Chateau
Realty co ct al foreclosure OF mtg)i attorneys.
Woschler & Rothschild
2D AVE, II cor OF 9th RI, bl9HsI; state
Bank aEt Abraham Rosen Ell al foreclosure oi
mtg. attorney, A Kohn.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
filed yesterday in the United States Court
Angelo Trace. wholesale. grocer at NO
81 Elizabeth street. Involuntary.
Calogero A. Buffa and Concettina A.
Bufra, doing business as c. A. Buna, I'M
porters Of provisions, groceries and ltai-
ian products, at No. 1856 Broome street
Involuntary. Judge Mayer appointed AL
bert c. Bonaschi receiver.
Samuel Silvernagel manufacturer OF
leather goods at No. 1874 Canal street. In
voluntary.
The West Chester Woodworking Com
pany, of Sterling avenue and Sand street,
West Chester. Involuntary. Liabilities,
$50 600 and assets, $4,000.
George G.. Porter, of No. Gil West l3Ith
street. Voluntary. Liabilities, A,O96 and
David AVID. of No. ~ West Goth street,
formerly a grocer at No. 631 Columbus
avenue. Voluntary. Liabilities, a,62s, and
no assets.
Thomas Gingold, salesman, Of No: 54l
West 163d street Voluntary. Liabilities,
81 6l7, and no assets.
Wolf Gelband. dealer in second hand
brick at No 397 East SD street Volun-
tary. Liabilities. s24,350. and assets, $l42.
Herman Irving Danzig, of No. East
nth street. Voluntary. Liabilities, $3.50,
and no assets.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Frederick Fox G. Co. have leased for the
Graf Realty Holding Company the fourth
loft in the new twelve story building at
No. 1925 West 24th street for a long
term Of years to Schiller Brothers; for
the Fabian Construction Company, the
ninth loft in the building No 1925 West
18th street 10 Jacobs & Jacobs, and for
the Victoria Building and Contracting
Company the sixth loft at No. 1924 West
22d street to Jacob Ferber.
julius Friend, Edward NJ Levi Com
pany, have leased for the Marmac Con-
struction Company $500 square feet Of
space in building Nos. 15S-164 West 9th
street to Karp Brothers, for a term Of
years.
A. Won Ostermann reports the following
leases In the Emmett Building, corner
9th street and Madison avenue: VIM. T..
Grund, raw silk; Maybrunn, lehman
& Co, silk ribbon manufacturers, and,
through Ernestus Gulick Company. a
large space on the thirteenth floor TO the
North American Civic League.
The Z. A. Polak Realty Company leased
Tor William Ehrenhause and Jeanette
Rochelle the house No. 2lS West 121st
street: Also for the Fleischmann Construc-
ton Company Nos. 2l3 to 2l9 West Nth
street, two six story flats and five
story fiat at No. 60 East 1891 street TO
Morris Moore.
Duross Company leased the first and
second lofts No. 36i Seventh avenue TO
Charles Beaumont; vacant lot, No. 16l
West 18th street TO Charles Kenelly; three
upper floors Nos. 4s4-4S6 Hudson street
10 NJ. German: vacant lots Nos. 25A-256
West nth street to Cornelius Sullivan;
second and third lofts Nos 15s-l5S Thr-
teenth avenue TO Charles Beckman. and
third loft Nos 145-15l West 18th street to
George A. Schulz.
Cross & Brown Company leased an
apartment at No. 16S Madison avenue to
S. Gilbert Averill and space in the United
States Rubber building, Broadway and
5sth street, 10 the General Accident, Fire
and Life Insurance Corporation.
Ames & Co. leased the store No. 400
LenoX avenue TO the F. Relaiss Man
ufacturing Company; store No. East
S0th street TO d. Botchman; floor No. 10
West Slst street to d. A. Ferri and fourth
loft in No. 2R to 25S West 18th street TO
the A. Grignard Company.
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average hospital residence, would amount
to s3,5O0,OOO.
The commission reports that 1899 per-
sons have been deported to foreign coun-
tries since 1904 and 1,479 removed to other
states, total of 5.471. 1t would have cost
the state sl,O94, 200 a year to have MAIN
tanned this number.
1.-THE entrance of this large number OF
defective and insane persons from for
eign countries" says the commission rs
due to inadequate federal legislation re-
stricting immigration and to the inef-
ficient inspection Of immigrants passing
through the various ports OF entry
The total immigration for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1872, was s2Sl72. OF this
number 239,275. or 2S5 per cent we're des-
tined to New York State.
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Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
LAWYERS Mortgage Co q assts); $4,000.
First Mortgage and Real Estate Co to MOUNT
Vernon Trust Co; 81. ., ,oo
Sig Levin to Jerome A Kahn; 500.
MARY S Hynes to Lawyers Title Insurance
Sara Cohn to Fanny Lyons ct al, trustees;
500 900 ,Y.-v
Michael J Dowd to Theresa and Henry
Fuchs 5000. .o,oo
Ericsson Realty co TO North Side Morts's'
Co: $500.
Aaron p Garrabrant, exr, to Alfred Lo"th'
s.. 900. ,yo-
] Frederic Kernochan 10 Frederic herho-
chan and anO, trustees; SIT 800. ,,.,.-
Century Mortgage Co 10 United STATES Ao'S
gage and Trust co; $4,000. .,s
Newburg Savings Bank to German sa'lhs'
Bank; $4,000.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 90

12sTH ST, 2S and 30 West; Abraham Li6ln
aet John Doe owner; Waldorf Contracting CO.
contractor; $3.50 -.
Manufacturing Co act Anthony Manclsco ana
John Marc owners; Bessie Lehr, owner aRd
contractor; S132 CO. ooc.
HORATIO ST. So and hudson 81, ooo
Louis Newman act samuel Lipman, owner;
Eingel, contractor; SCI %.
Bath ST % West; Anthony Bazuro agt
John Forsythe owner: Lena Llebernah' CON-
tractor; 800 - Ga,
TIFFANY ST. oi0: Harlem Wall Paper sup
plv agt Stelnmetz Construction Co, owner
Mamie Rines contractor; S38 A.
RROONT ST n cor Cleveland Dl, 75XlIO;
David Kraus agt Gieles Campbell Co, owner;
stoveil Contracting and Construction Co. con-
tractor: SI94
PARKSIDE PI. 1858: Abraham Felsher ct
al act ] Sullivan, owner; Peter Biersack,
contractor; S66 20.
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BY Joseph p Day


street:
BY Joseph P. Day
% AVE. 634 s. 41.11 II Of s5th st,
1s11x32x72, sly tenmt, with store; sold to
Rauch 4or Sl375O.
nth ST. 49, East, $, 100 II W OF 3D. ave,
25x1OO II, sty tenmt; sold to Z L Keller for
i$5TH ST. 800 East. :, 2766 It " of Willis
ave. 25XlOO. sty dwg executors sale. estate
Of Jacob Bonnet. sold 20 Rogow for 81, go.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, " cor 10th
St ITO 0X195 Az irree, = sty dwg and vacant;
knocked down 10 George Decker for $50, $50.
EASTBURN AVE, cor Belmont st, 5OK
%, 2 sty dwg; sold 10 Rudolph Ksnze for
= iKiiiNGsBRIDGE TERRACE. 2749, S, 225
81 soid % to T HdnSph IaeEeTson for soo DS
Sd AVE, " D. 2s.G # Of 1ssth st. s8xl22 o.
irreg, vacant; sold TO w A Evans for sl2, 900.
Sd AVE, s. 100 q OF ls9th st. III
lin Wilcox; rold TO w Evans for s12,00
TRACT of % acres at Nyack, Y, with
dwelling and outbuildings: sold 10 F Snow
ROCKLAND PARK FARM. in township OF
Orangetown, n Y, 800 acres and cottages. es-
tate OF Stephen Rowe Bradley sold parcel 2 tc
for SEQ, 600: parcel 4 70 r Clark for $500
parcel to F B Snow for $4,000.
l84TH ST, 259 West, n =. 10 n OF 9Th
ave, 15x99.11, sly dwg; sold to the plaintiff
BRoOME ST, 49, n 8, 129 # e of Broadway
q. 2xll7x21 2xl1s. 8 sty loft and store bdg and
! sty extension sold to the plaintiff for $40 600
45TH ST, 500 West, 8 S, 325 II W OF 10th ave,
25xlOJ.4. 5 sty tenmt and stores; sold 10 the
plaintiff for $4,000.
By Herbert A. Sherman.
GOTH ST, 254 West, n s. 1851 II e OF West
End ave. "a 11x1OO.5, 4 sty tenmt; sold to the
plaintiff for s., 900
GOTH ST, 243 West, 8, 200 n OF West
End ave, 24llxlOO6, 4 sty tenmt; sold to the
plaintiff for IS, 500.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
10TH ST, 83s East 8. 1922 II . OF An
thony ave, q .10x143.1x iTreg, sly dwg; sold
10 the plaintiff for SS,760.
10TH ST, $40 East, S s, 423.ll n . Of An
thony ave, 2l10x123 Ike sx1Os.l, 8 sty tenmt
sold 20 the plaintiff for s., 600
MORRIS AVE, 2SO6, e s, IL II n OF 1894 st.
1S.9Xll7.6 sty dwg: adjourned to Deem
Der 3.
BY Joseph p. Day.
SEDGWICK AVE, 1905, " 3, 26SS n n OF
16Tth st, 25x1O0, sty tenmt and stores: sold &c
the plaintiff for 5000
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celIln + Dctas. 2l44 Broadway; CcI t 81 uaaS,SS
S2G OnOD: $1,000; attorney, II NIen' "-O
Broadway. -. 90. -. A. ~
-: Emily Scott to lyon ,rTo,s rrj,io
t;uarantee and Trust co, 176 Broadway.
bath ST, 1913 East, l6sxlCO; John I lazy 5g.
to Francis X Lally. 3I3 East l5ith So, nov 20
81; attorney, F Y Lally, 3I3 East l34th 81. oo
i42D sT n 3, ll5 Il Of Brook ave- 2oMiVo
Sonbia Lew 10 Edw c Prescott las West
lO5th st: oct o: 500 o,oo ,,.s,,,,.
Callahan TO Bartholomew Conroy, 80 Mott 81
Cntp s32 50Ol, Nov %; 500; attorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust CO. lI6 Broadway.
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RuYs wEsTcHEsrER TRACT.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles 5. Brown
Company has purchased in the village OF
Armonk, Westchester County \. " the
property of J. Otto Hartman, comprising
226 acres. abutting the new Kensico res
crvoir Of the Ashokan system, and ad-
Joining the estate of John Sterling. The
buyer paid all cash for the land, which
fronts on Kings avenue and the main
turnpike. Another large tract Of seventy
acres in Armonk, which lies about six
miles south Of Mount Iiisco was sold
few weeks ago by 4 Herbert Cox TO a
syndicate Of New York physicians.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF less
NrnyvI,NFnr-n %

CHERRY ST so; store, etc; Margaret Far
rell to Nicola Aloisl; 3 yrs from Juno l.
1912; SS4U address. so Cherry ST.
COLUMBUS AVE. 1884; all. z NJ f
Bernheimer TO Fred Michaelis; 5 yrs from
May /, 1919; $500; address. 934 Columbus
ave.
FRANKLIN ST, /; Baxter ST. 81; ( floors
above store Morris Golland to Anna Co
lombo; yrs from June /. 1912; $1,000; adj
dress, 1 Franklin st.
ano 20 Fred f. Miller: yrs from Deo 1
1913; $1,000; address. 1919 simpson ST
LENO& AVE. @ cor 13sth st: stores on
ave- Martha Blond 10 Isaac Goldgraben
; yrs from May. 1913; $40; address. 400
lrnoX ave.
MADISON AVE, cor 10th ST 7oGx-.
all; George J. Sanborn to Samuel @ CLAYTON .
10 WIS from Nov /, 1912; S45, 900. address, 2
East 18Th ST.
COLUMBIA ST, IA; all; Martha w Well
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 90.

PROSPECT PL, 2134 to 213s; Charles Sha-
PRO agt Regina Construction Co ct al; Nov lS'
1912 (by deposO $29. .,
Harrison Walker RefractOries Co agt 404o
Park Avenue Co ct al Jan 30, 1912 Coy de-
posiD; $500
zetta agt Peter J Deyine ct al; Aug % 19l2
$3.50.
93D ST "a East; Starratt & Jones Co agt
Henry ID Greenwad ct al; Sept 10 l9l2
500 ~
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BROOKLYN SALES.

James l.. Brumley has sold No. 226
Gates avenue, a frame dwelling house, on
plot 7s.7xll5 feet. to DIR. Glentworth r.
Butler. who will occupy il; also sold No.
22S Gates avenue. a three story dwelling
house. on plot 29xlOO feet to the Fair
child Realty Company.
Everett w. Kuber has sold for Spence
Brothers No. A7 Decatur street, three
story dwelling house, on lot 2OxlOO
The Jerome Property Corporation has
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ERATIONS
The Bronx.

WESTCHESTER AVE. W cor Therot ave.
sty frame stores and dwgs, % 54x3I.2 and
81 1ON2j. Fred Rape, 532 East S5th ST, owner;
Il Ebclng 1904 Taylor ave, architect; 5000.
10th ST. n g, Ill % q OF Park ave. 8 sty
brk store and teumt, 5OXlO3.5; Rafraee Menaz-
u. 40 East 10th st. owner; Lorenz + J
Moiur, 2Tl West 10Th IT, architect; 5000
BRONEWOOD AVE, W cor 2lsth ST, sty
brk factory. 5ONlCO: Taylor Textile Co, on
premises, owner; Narian Brothers, 2TI7 Web
stcr ave, architects: 81 500.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

United States Mortgage and Trust Co 10
Century Mortgage Co q assts); 500.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
Lawyers Mortgage Co; $4,000
Manhattan Mortgage Co 10 New York Life
Insurance and Trust Co e assist $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Eugene
Hahn % assts); $4,000.
Same To Ella Hertlen; $500
Park Mortgage Co To Marion ID Carrere e.
assts); S7,017 80.
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 10 New York Life
Insurance and Trust Co q asstsl; $4,000.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

I33D ST n s. 20 Willow ave, sty brk shop,
5OxlOO: Eureka Tile Co, Abraham Diamond.
Newark, j. president, owner; Samuel sass,
80 Union Square. architect; $1,000.
10th ST. E. 147 II Of Marmion ave.
steel tank: Bograph Co, II East 18th ST. own
or; the Rushing Co. SO Cortlandt ave, archi-
tect; $1,000.
KELLY ST. cor 1880 ut, 8 sty brk tenmt,
"A. 6xl20: Similar Realty Co, Meyer Solomon,
03l Southern Boulevard president, owner;
Macmillan Zpkes, go 9th ave, architect;
SIS, 600.
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$4,000 scARsDALE SALE.

W. Luke has sold TO Lester G. Brugge-
mann for w. ]. Reed his home on Auten-
rieth Road. Scarsdale, n. Y, consisting
of large stone dwelling house. garage
and other buildings, on about an acre Of
land. The property was held at So, 900
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
NOVEMBER 90.
Manhattan.

4TH ST 1913 West . cor Barrow st. runs
II along p \ Barrow ~ 4aaN sun u""S
~ "a % 2 10 beg. Nov 6 1873: Nathan and
sara Metzger 10 Theresa Metzger indlEid ana
cxtrx: $1,000; attorney, Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co lT6 Broadway. |-..
18TH ST, 43o west 20 5x92: March 81, 1902;
Jennie Conklin. indiyid ana as trustee anu
Alex y Couklin 20 James + buTosA' SlvovU.
attorney Lawyers Title Insurance ana iIu''
ZAP sT = s, I75 n OF Park ave 1sox
IO2 2: Sept 20, 1906, Abr and IDA hassel 20
SAME PROPERTY: June 3, 1901; same to
am, .7TT sT 421 and 42a. 5ox1Oo5: Sept %
IoIi: Frederick Elliott To VIM Moore: ss.-
600: address, II West llth ~.
DIST ST. 26o West, 100 q from West s.
End ave lTxIOOS; oct H. 1907. Mary r
Gautier 10 Marie a Lindenmeyer. 500, 600; at
torncys. Deyo & Bauerdorf, III Broadway
1lG'TH ST. $. 81 II W Of "a ave 23xl0o il;
| Trust co, New York; $1,000; attorneys. Miller
King Lane e Tranord. so Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Aug 20. 1912; santa
wife John Kgmore 70 ,, Anna Iaob gss, So'o' at
NTH ST. 3il East. 25xIOO II: Nov T. 1910;
Michael and lngoronata Paolantonio TO Lion
clio Perara; $1,000; attorneys Maclay &
iS2p ST, liz East. 27.6y1OOII; Nov. 10.
| 1909: Mary Fakcnberg 10 VIM J Campbell,
5000: attorneys, Campbell & Moore, Al Park
i27TH ST. n s. 347.s It Of "a ave. rs Ok
| % H. Sept 90 1909: Annie y Day TO Mary \
| u I.ange: 50. 600: attorneys. De Witt, Lockman
| i2GTII ST. 20 and 70 West. 6Ox98 II Jan II,
| 1908; Agnes Murray TO the Seamen's Bank for
| Savings New York: $40, coo. attorneys, Strong
129TH ST, 20 and % West. 50xo9 II; Morris
| and Jennie Nicholson TO Alice il sturges; s2o'-
| 600: attorney, d sturges. 80 Liberty 81.
10TH ST, s. 1884 n 81 LenoH ave, Al ~
| 20 II; Feb g. 1900: Hunterdon and g Co "a
| Jacob Holman; $1,000: attorney. scharps'
| "A Broadway.
The Bronx.
KELLY ST e cor 1881 81. I25x2O0: Feb
| %. 1912 Newport Realty Co 70 Broadway and
Cathedral Parkway Co; $4,000; attorneys
| Ferriss, Roeser & Storck, 100 Broaaway =.
SAME PROPERTY June II, 1917; same e
Sarah f Deutsch; 10000: attorneys Lese
Connolly. s5 Nassau st.
LOT Ill, map 89s, section 2, 81 Raymond
| Park; Dec 2 1909; Louis and Josephine Vol1
10 Jacob Cooper: 5000 attorney. Karbry
| O'Kennedy, 203 Broadway.
! MORRIS AVE, 1857. 25O.1 n n OF Tooth e.
25xlol5; June II 1905; Mary Markowiz Il
duction OF mtg by order Supreme Court Nov
%. 1912. Edw r Mccall, justice: 81, 400 attor-
ney NJ n Krakower. 800 Broadway.
| FREMONT AVE. n 8. where intersected
by W lot o. map Kingsland estate. Morris
| Heights, being lots 80 and 81 said map 40. Ok
| % 9x5Ox1O4S; Oct 2. 1907; John Fleming 20
Mary II Beals; $1,000; attorney II Beals'
9TH AVE, g. W Il lot .s7. map Wakefield.
6Oxl14: Nov 3, 1911; Enrico and Federica
| stanganelli TO Raffaelo De Nunzio; $500; at
| tornoy, A ] OCshei 900 Broadway
l42D ST. 400 East, s, 25xi0O; Aug %
| 1910; Sophia Levy to Esperanto Mortgage Co;
500; attorney, Joseph c Levi. 81 Liberty st.
100, March . zoos; Philip Krauss TO Max
Baron; $1,000; attorney, Saul ] Baron "a Mas
sau ST.
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zlEeLER LEASES FINE HOUSE.

William Ziegler, who recently inherited
a large fortune from his foster father, has
leased for the winter season the home OF
John Pierce, No II East 5lst street. The
lease was negotiated through S. OsgooI
PeU and Clark r. Chambers and Douglas
L. Gilman & CO. The rental asked was
$4,000
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BLOCK FRONTAGE IN THE BRONX SOLD
Parcel on 18th Street. Between Hughes and Belmont Avenues
Likely To Be improved in the Near Future.
S, A. CLAYTON LEASES HOTEL WESTON FOR 100000

sold for John Kerrigan TO Mrs. NJ. Lau-
tenbacher the three story dwelling mousse
on lot 2OylOO feet, at No. 4Ol 90 street
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and attor-
ney)
Interest at 3 per cent unless otherwise stated
NOVEMBER 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NOVEMBER ~
NELSON AVE. " s. 10 II OF Brand Pl. i5N
100: CITY Mortgage co loans Morrell Realty
Co So. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-27
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom, Nos. IA and l6 Vesey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-27
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF purchaser aho
Attorney
NOVEMBER 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-27

cropcD c COLEMAN, Counsel 10 the Pub
n. Seryica Commission for the First DE
trict, 1874 Nassau Street, Borough OF MAI
haitian CITY of New York.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-21
WAS UNABLE TO
GIVE ANY LIGHT
Find Rex Wallace's Compan-
ion But He Knows
Nothing

lrayton, y. d., Feb. 21.--The maj
who rode with Rex Wallace from
Grand Forks to Drayton Monday
night. has been located, being a resi-
dent of liowcsinont. He met Wallace
ut the Northcrn Pacific depot in
Grand Forks, but had no conversation
with him relative to amy of his aft
fairs, and was unable to throw any
light on the affair.
Last night Coroner Burrows con-
Quoted an inquest and Il verdict of
insanity over none" matters was
returned us explanatory of the our
mans actions in killing his father and
himself.
Funeral services will he held to-
morrow. but the complete arrange
mcnts had not been made this after
moor
h officials have not Yet received
any further information from Fort
Worth, Texas, relative to the tele-
gram which was found in Rex Wal
lHcc's pocket. and which was so badly
torn that its contents could not be
readily gained.
1t has been shown that young Wal
lace on several occasions had drawn
big drafts "n his father, but they
had not been honored.
st. Paul and Minneapolis police au-
thnritles were quite ~conversant with
the affair and they had several times
warmed the father against the boy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-21
BRYAN IS COMING
TO FARGO MARCH 7
Peerless Leader Viii Dslfy-
err Address Thel1-Anoth-
err Democratic Meeting

,s.rpo !, II. r,l. aI-W, j. BRYAN
will, H.. ,ha ,sI,,st ,f Democrats OF
thn ,.r, v,..i N, raj, = Chairman
in N NuAr,h,r urli,,r for the North
,,kn,. si;,ta @rra,rul comnlttcc, eX-
,.nd.d uu ,uvi,.tiou IN Mr.. Hrvan to
,.nn,n Ia if.rpo Yesterday BY wire.
Vim the assurance. from the Peer
,,ss l..d.," himself liu,l h. will be
hn,, ninua tnr ,h,. htu meeting March
= .r. tnirp forward with IL rush.
~ ,,f;ii H.. i.t, ,,utI,uc fo make