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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20
RUSSIA AND JAPAN
Will Sign Pact of Establishing Defen-
sive Alliance With Each Other.

St Petersburg, July 19.-The sigma
ttlre Is impending of a pact establish
ing defensive alliance between Rus
STA and Japan. The actual agreement
was fully concluded fortnight ago,
and likely will be signed for Japan by
Baron Motono, the japanese ambas-
sador to Russia, who was its negotiator
and prime mover. The agreement con-
sists OF. two parts, one dealing with the
de,imitation of the spheres of infiu-
ence of Russia and Japan in Mongo-
liza and Manchuria, which is similar in
scope and character to the Anglo-Rus-
sian accord of Aug. /, 1907. regarding
Persia; the second with the duty of the
two powers for Joint defence in case
either power is attacked.
1t is a matter of common knowledge
that Japanese diplomacy remittingly
has urged upon Russia the immense
value that would follow such close
cooperation as now has been estab-
lished. especially since Great Britain
and Russia drew together and made 1t
feasible and logical.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20
Rhode island Progressive peleaa..s.

Providence, II. l., July 19.-The Pro-
gressive party of Rhode Island was or
ganized, tonight. Delegates to the Ma
tional convention of the party were
elected as follows: DIR. Charles O'Leary.
Providence. e. +. futile, Woonsocket.
J. w. Walton, Providence; Eliot Le-
bell, Providence. and Julian l., Mitch
ell, Providence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20
NEARLY 1000 PEOPLE
Have Written to Us.


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benefit they have received from the
True L. r." Atwood's Medicine.
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East Peru. Me-
Il arn taking the IL. FL AtwooPs
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store ~ write TODAY for a free sample
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Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20

tees No. 2 today. voted to unseat in
the House of Representatives, Is n
SON Of Daniel Catlin retired multi
millionaire tobacco manufacturer. He
is "a years old.
Testimony in the case brought by
Former Representative Patrick Gill,
devfioped that catlin's father, through
firm of lawyers, spent more than
s10eee in having his son elected.
was contended by Theron Catlin that
ne did not know his father was spend
ings the money His father testified
his son did not know of the expense.
MI Catlin, who was educated az
Harvard, Is engaged to marry Miss
Laura Merriam. daughter of Former
Governor Merriam Of Minnesota.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20

ried by very substantial majorities.
Il look confidently to the voters for
an overwhelming vindication, in Novern-
Der. / welcome a contest with Mr.. Gill
and his party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20

a brother of the President passed the
Governors cottage in an automobile,
today, saluted the flag on the rifle
range in front of the cottage, but did
not stop. Mr.. Taft took dinner at a
Con Cirt hotel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20

If you are housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or beau.
doing housework all day, and crawling
into bed dead tired at night. Yot4 must
get out into the open air and sunlight.
stomach and bowels in good order by
taking Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed. you should become both healthy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20
Emperor MutzuhitO
OF Japan Very iii.

Toxic July 2o.-Emperor Mutsuhito is
critically ILL.,
His Majesty Is suffering from affections
OF the stomach and brain. He was uncon-
scious, Friday.
Emperor Mutsuhito was born. Nov. Q,
1852 at Kyoto. and has reigned since
1867, when he succeeded his father, Ko-
mel. He married, in 1869, a daughter of
Prince lchijo. The heir apparent to the
japanese throne is Prince Yoshhito, a
son of the Emperor. who was born. Aug.
81, 1879.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20

London, July 2O.-The Daily Tele-
graphs Pekin correspondent asserts
the new Russo-Japanese agreement Is
an amplification and consultations OF
the treat. OF Portsmouth between Rus
sic and Japan. According TO the cor
respondent. Antilles to willie be virtu-
ally expunged and re-stated2i;, a form
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-20
ARCHIBALD CASES GOES
49,. OVER UNTIL JULY goth.

lItcontinued from Page one.)
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BRINGING R0SENTHAL MUIR
DER NEARER TO THE POLICE

Continued from Page one.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16

selena NJ Campbell. exr. to Norbert STRUT
muller; $4,000. ,u.1
Edward Morrison, trus. TO Gai'tiu
Thomas; $50 600 o
John G Borgstede to Henry Levine; 800
New York Trust Co. trus to Louisa ha"9'
exr; $4,000 ooo
Jonas We'll and ano to James Flynn s3,o"o'
Manhattan Mortgage co to Universal cav
ings Bank; $4,000. . 800
Gus Field and ano to Lawyers Mortgage
Co; $4,000. e..,,,s
Gustavus L Lawrence to German saVin5'
Bank, $4,000
New York Life Insurance 90 TO Lawyers
Mortgage Co; sii. 900. 90 -oo
Paul Armitage to Minnie Mauser: s2;200
Simeon NJ Barber to Anna Crossln' STU
Louis Lichtenstein and ano TO Fldelity an"
Casualty 60 OF New York; 81 ,
John Cullen to Metropolitan Savings BANK
10000. 49,
Joseph w Lawrence, trus. to Esther Nc
James N Anderson. trus to James NJ An
derson; $4,000. ,,, p,
Harris MandaIbaum and ano TO Title In
surance Co, 800.
Della q Levy to Harris Mandelbsum and
| ano: 500
Same to same; 500.
Same 10 same: 500. ,,,.
Joseph Hledesheimer to George Ricard'
| $4,000 ,, $780,
! Bronson winthrop TO Lawyers Title lnsuF-
| arce and TRUST Co: $4,000. =,
William NJ sperry exr TO MAIL Vnrl, T Iyfe rS,ur
Title Insurance co TO New YORK Lie ihsui
| ance 60 - 1sstsb; S12O,OoO - - ..
| Greenwich Savings Bank to Title Guarantee
! and Trust Co; $4,000. ~. ~ :.
! Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust 70 W
| Frederick Prime. jr 10000. .,,,,.,
Title Guarantee and Trust co to Ne"ourg
| SAVINGS Bank: $4,000 $1,000
| same TO Edward f Black: $50, 900.
| United States Trust Co 10 llue pudi
| and Trust Co: S35. 900. .o
| Leonard Rotnstein to Max SiT; 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16

I48TIi ST, 42o West 37xo9x irreg; d Ehs MaS
Realty Co to Samuel Tills, 1871 Ith aNe' cent;
ga o59, attorneys, Morrison & Schin' o-o
' I5SD ST. s8l West. soxeOx irreg Robert , y
c Ii" ct al. 1873 West 73d 81, trustee due jung
/ 1918. SOS 600, attorneys. kurzf'""
FranRenheimer % Broad st.
THE BRONX.
RAKF,R AVE, - g. LOT 1n3 to 100. map fT Oh
field property; Sound View pl. W s. lot ~ - = Pen
same map. Ralph Wilson TO James ! 500
feId: MAY 10, yrs. Sl1,s50; address
BLACKRoCK AVE, $ 8. $50 # OF 0 6i,o
stead ave 25Nl0s: william Schlichter 70 80, q
Hipp. 2Oi Chatterton ave. May ~ 'p,i0r @
A g + Hardy 2O69 westchester ave-. .,
boston RD. $. 80 It OF iit 1r' sa,
RraIty CO. i85 Broadway: May !; ! yr 6 per
cent: Sloooo: attorney. Title insurance "
''i EiGIE AVE. W &. 2o2 # II Of westchester
ave 6iyIlOx irreg: Maria Hickey to car
| NJ Ru.ler. Weehawken. J. and ano; MAY ~
due July 1919; ~ pc, cent S orGcr ave-
FOET SCHUYLER RID. . cor hd1 w. !,
Boulevard. IoNx1lU, Charles Spechman TO jon, ON
Raumanu. 81 west l2.th st, May II. " TIT y.I'
81 per cent, $4,000; attorney, Lowers i''''
! Insurance and Trust 90 $50 BroadWay 1t, ,
LOT l02 to 127 map 81 Raymond kyu,f a. .,
/ Wiiliams to James + Donucll. l432 GIoye >,
/ rnri,r mtg s. .oOoD; due Nov -, 1872, per
ctnf. sgi5. address. ~ Park Row. go.
lot 1917 to 1850, map Laconlh farh' -.
urIIo CImmattello 10 Smith Williamson; Nay
/ ii a tutgs cch $500. due July ], l'l''
! ne. cent, $50. address. 3Gi Alexander ave.
! LONGFEILOW ST O. 3. $50 n JENNINGS
st. 25NI2!, Thelesa Bastone to !nafIcs 'p u, =,
son liS3 Lougfellow ave; May 10 'prlor nllk
/ SO Gu0l: du" az PER bond: $0op' attorney
Nicholas Leopard. SS3 Trinity ave- oo,,
I NbSlIDII' PARKWAY. " 8, 132 n n Or -p,n
/ st nix frr,g: Elise Levy to Sophia Fcnst"i"r
| Eerlin GERMANY: MdN - tprior mtg SoI"",
! / yr q per cent: S25,ono, attorney II
/ Bacchl.r. li26 walker ave. ., ~.
| 100. Frank Xamh"tu To- carrie PARSONS 90
/ li,ck Of: MAY -, du" June T. lolo; "'2 PEI
4 cont. $4,000. attorney LAWYERS IItIe l'S"'
af,r. ana Trust GO. 100 Broadway a.
! ONEIDA AVE. " :. l2j II Of 231th 81 I3N
, 1nu. same TO SAM MAY II, due June J. no
, .. uor cont: $500. attorney sam" as apo'e
! j-3OY ST W 20 II Of sidney IT Y
/ v,,fI T. / Dodge 20 Kate G Boyon Eas'
! Orange. y J. MAY ~. yrs. per cent VI,
. 600. attorney. Title Guarantee and trust :"
Vt% NEST AVE- 8, 20 n Of whit,
/ plains ave. gIxiOO. Anne g Monett 70 jane
! y strong short HIS y !. May 10. due Juy
Z / 1913. ~ per cont. 81 700: attorn'F' ll'l'
/ Gigraut.r and Trust GO. l7G Broadway-
Si5iE pEOpERTY. same 10 Michael Kelly
. cornwall \ Y: Ma, H. oprior mtg -, 700
: ,rs. per cent. $500 attorney Charl"S II
r B,.ciler 1925 Walker ava. ~ .
f VALENTINE AVE. Z. 100 T. or lNtth 81
I 10Y ir-.g. Marie J . Carey 10 Title Glarali
to and Trlst 90: May II, due per bond
81, 800. address. l1G BrondwaN $780, =.
4 lsGTG ST. g5l East 2jXlOo. Max S,frn =
/ Lawyers Mortgage GO. - Liberty 81; May ~
/ > y-s SS.ooo. attorney Lawyers TIL" InSuF'
B arr. and Trust 80. lja Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16
MECHANICS LIENS.

STARTLING AVE. 8 s, so II q OF Olmstead ave
6OxlO5. and Olmsteaf ave. s. 10 II o. o,ai
ling ave 5Ox1OO: Graf Furnace co agt starring
Realty 60, owrer: Edw Bentz' contractor :
SAME PROPERTY; John Braithwaite agt
STARIING AVE. IS 30 It . Of Olmstead ave.
50xI0j: " \ Mallett Co agt same; s2l2 ~.
ave 5Ox1OO: W \ Mnllett co aGt Starting kealV
Co owner; John f. Bentz. contractor; S2i2 10
PROSPECT AVE. 2OS3 Fritz Iron WORKS az.
Pauline schwartz owner. 1sais Stup' contractor
S325 o,..s ..o
STARTLING AVE =, 30 IT o. Omsiead ave, ave
tny I05 and OImstead ave, o :. l05 II s OF star
ling ave 5OxlOO: Frank Van Ripper agt staring
Avenue Realty 60 and Abraham Herbst, o"iers'
John F. Bentz contractor; Slb6 ~.
sd AVE 1873 to 37s7; Louis W Shadd ae'
Rose Stengel. owner Raphie Luongo. contrac-
tor: SIS
STARTLING AVE s 5, 80 It e Of Olmstead ave,
ing ave. 5Oxi0o .Isadoro Marcello agt staring
Join r Bentz, contractor: soss. o,-.,
| STARTLING AVE. r. 10 n Of Oimstesd ave
ling ave. 5oxI0O: SIegfried Bushmlller ast
Startling Realty co. owner. j f Bentz' cohuac-
GrH AVE. 81. John b Cavinato agt sixth Ave-
nue. and Fourth Street Realty co. owner anu
contractor; s7.5OO
I.ENOX AVE. AZ: Henry Grohman agt Henry
~ u Harris and " Chester. owners ana cor
Il actors; Maurice Levi agent contractor; W. ~
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 93l r dl fon'
De Nemours Powder 60 AIT Eberhart toIsel'
"a rer: Antonio Spadaccini. contractor; Sl"l ~,
74TU ST n - go n OF West End ave pX
100 9: Richard Thibaut, Inc. at joseph ~
Davis Building co. owner and contractor s>n- q
GT,NSTFAp AVE. . T. 10J n Of starting ave,
snr lOD and Starting ave. 3, 50 II OF olmstebn
eve. 5Oxl05: p ! Hcaney 60 agt starting Reaty
GO. owner. Edward Bentz, contractor; S+3' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16

18TH ST. 3i4 East: Frederic E Klein 81 al
aCt Frank lbert Brewing 60 et al oI"re-
closure Of MTG; attorneys, Keller q hi'In.
BARNES ST. :. lot 1853. map OF l.acohla
Park Bronx: state Savings Bank or the 'lty
OF New York agt Rachela Bracco ct al torc-
LOTS $50 and ISL. map ~ Village or WIN
iamsbridge. Bronx; state savings Bank OF 'hGe
CIV OF New York agt Gaetano di Puma 81 AZ
foreclosure OF three mtgsJ, attorney II
Grimes ~
MORRIS AVE. 2&OS. CornelIa II Hughes agt
Warren Construction 60 81 al foreclosure OF
mtg; attorneys. Mcclure Mcclure.
80 SxlOo: Fred T. Conroy agt James martin
81 ~ foreclosure Of mtg, attorney J Cart"r.
5TH AVE " .. 40 10 n s Of l26th 81, 2OAeo;
LcHh BARLEY ct al agt william simpson 81 ID
foreclosure Of mtg: attorney ~ \ Knox
WHITE PLAINS RID. : cor - IN 81. : *
IOov irreg, John ". Fincke agt adelaide bHr.
Iaudn 81 al tamcuded foreclosure Of mtg
attorneys Mclaughlin & Martin
MORRIS AVE. =. 100 n OF 1881 e. looS
II5; Annie 4 Devlin agt Maria sceroo et al
foreclosure Of MTG; attorney, l. Zwinye.
CANAL ct, n $. l52 n OF broadway. - *
% 10: Canal ST. n g. III II . OF Broadway
o5xlOT5: Howard ~. 81: Charles 4 Robinson
ct al agt Annie r Hyatt ct al (ahtudication
% right etcD: attorneys Rollins & Rollins.
STH AVE. 25S: 23d st. 273 and 215 West:
Jane st. so. Washington 1T. IT'S: 1lth ST. 3iS
West: 18th st. $50 West. Washington st, 1913
Perry ST. 4: 18Th 81. 400 West: 55th So, aoS
to 5is West: and property in Kings county
Edith 4 Haistead et al agt Hetty Fischer
ct al partition, attorneys Mclaughlin g
Stern.
s6TH ST s. i73 y Of Ave 4. 25Nlo2.ei
Vincent Roberts agt Margaret Mellor 81 al
faction o. determine validity Of VIVID; at
torueys IIoerher Miller a. CONN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16
SUBURBAN SALES.

r. Nelson Ehrhart las sold for Clara
F.. Naples. No. 16 Ridgeview avenue, White
Plains, a large Colonial residence on plot
with 200 feet frontage and a depth OF lis
feet The property was held at $4,000.
W. Burling Cocks and Samuel Willets
have sold the John W. Simpson property
Of about 10 acres. near Peacock Point.
Locust Valley Long Island. TO J. f. Aldred'
Of Manhattan. This Is one Of the most al
tractive unimproved parcels on the sound
and is to be improved with one Of the finest
estates on Long Island. The same brokers'
have sold TO MI Alfred, the Davies.
SENEGAL. Meserole and Hamilton pieces ad-
Joining the Simpson estate, making the en-
tire tract consist of about l25 acres.
Charles Whitaker has sold for Thomas
T. Murray the plot 50x100 feet at the south
east corner of Richmond road and Elm
avenue. New DOrp, 10 James T.. Gruncrt.
who will erect q cottage.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
the following: At Arverne, Long Island.
for William Grossman. cottage on Jamaica
avenue TO 4. l.. Kass; William Amerman.
cottage on Alexander avenue to &. Politzer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16

The Metropolitan Bank property. In the
new Fifth avenue retail trade district. at
No. West 35th street. has been sold
through Frank +. Smith II is four story
and basement dwelling. on a LOT lSsXSS9
feet. opposite McCreery's and adjoining the
75-foot plot at No 70 I, recently leased
by the Colonel John Jacob Aston estate to
the Brunswick Realty Company, which is
preparing for the erection OF a twelve story
building.
The purchaser of the bank property is TO
remodel the premises and lease it for a long
term of years to one tenant.
Two sisters figured in a cash investment
transaction involving about $1,000 and af-
fecting two new-law apartment houses in
Harlem. which were purchased through r.
Fl. Ludlow & Co. and Collins & Rowe The
property consists of two six story struct-
lures. each on plot 4Oxlo0 feet. No. 27l6 to
2724 Eighth avenue between Hath and l45th
streets, and We're sold by Koch & Co., the
125th street department store owners.
The house Nos 27l6 and 27lS was acquired
by Mrs. Anglesia Weeks and her sister,
Mrs. Anita Clark. bought the adjoining
house Nos. 2722 and 272i. which is at the
foot of the stairs to the 145th street IL
station. Eighth avenue at this point mas
recently developed into a shopping centre,
and store properties are yielding exception
al rents.
A. Frank has sold for Alphonso f, Pei
ham the Watsessing. a six story elevator
apartment house at Nos. 253 and 255 West
95th street. on plot 50Xl0.u feet; also. :he
vacant lot. 25Xl0Ou feet. at No. 81. adjoln-
ing The properties. which comprise
total frontage of Is feet, have been pur-
chased by Alfred NJ. Rau. They adjoin the
Tuileries apartments. at the northwest cor
ner Of Broadway. and were held at S6Om".
In part payment ...r. Rau gives a plot or
four lots on the west side of Jerome ave-
nue., between 2o0th and 2O4th streets. lc)Xl"
Irregular
T. g. Wakeman has sold for the Marin
Holding Company Nos. is and 20 East list
street, two four story dwellings, on plot
5Ox9s9 feet. between Fifth and Madison
avenues The purchaser is the Holland
Holding Company. Judson S. Todd. presi-
dent Other property was given in part
payment. the entire deal involving about
$4,000 The 4st street parcel was held at
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16
REALTY NOTES.

A first mortgage building loan of $4,000
has been granted by the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company to the Champion Realty
Company. which Is building six story fac
tory ana loft building on the property 70 feet
on Southern Boulevard and 1921 street, and
20 feet On Brook avenue. The company also
loaned $4,000 10 the Rudolph Wallach Com
pany on first mortgage on the three and
four story brick stores and tenement houses
on the southeast corner of city Hall Place
and Pearl street.
l.. j. Phillips d co. were associated with
Miller. McMann & Donley I'm the sale OF
No 13 East 42d street for the Getting es-
tate TO the Henry Morgenthau Company.
William Hutter negotiated the sale or
the tenement house No. lG2 East lOod street
to Sadie FroeliCh
Jacob Herb and \. a. Doctor have re-
moved their offices TO No. 30 Nassau street
James Kyle d Sons have been appointed
agents for the six story apartment mouse
on the northeast corner Of 46th street anu
Lexington avenue by the r.. X realty
Company (Randolph Hurry and Edmund
Dwight, who have recently taken title TO
this property, having purchased 1t through
the firm of James Kyle d sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16
OWNERS OF LOFTS PROTEST
Aldermanic Committee on Build
ings Hears Angry Critics.

REPRESENTATIVES, Of a dozen owners of
loft buildings rose up in revolt at yester-
lays meeting OF the Aldermanc Com
nittee on Buildings, when the provision
That "the owner shall file an affidavit
stating the maximum number OF persons
10 be accommodated upon floor at one
time and the purpose Of occupying" was
proposed among other changes In the
building code.
The purpose of the suggested provision
VAS explained by +. T. Conover, one Of
The joint committee which drafted the
tode under discussion. He said there were
nany buildings in use as hospitals which
were nothing but converted dwellings.
These buildings. he said, were not fire
proof and It was impossible for the au-
thorities TO prevent their maintenance,
although the law provided that hospital
buildings should be fireproof. On the other
hand he added, II the purpose for which
q building was 20 be used and the number
pf people to te accommodated on each floor
were known in advance, adequate means
IF egress could be provided.
Lawrence Vielet. of the commission of
lso9 which framed the "KeneallY code"
went into a detailed criticism Of the vari-
bus sections considered during the after
noon. He declared that the "sloVenly
workmanship" of the drafters of the code
Was apparent everywhere, and that in
places the phrasing was "charmingly in
senuous." AS a representative Of the Com
mittee on the Suppression Of tuberculosis
he asserted that ventilation of block was
impossible under the proposed section.
l.,,. Gxra fa..f W % q
taken up by elevators. is required back
bf houses. The section also permits a cor
her building to come up flush To adjoining
buildings. thus preventing ventilation. He
characterized the whole section drafting
The limits Of areas of buildings as AN af-
front TO intelligence
John D. Moore and Charles e. Meyers,
who were members OF the 1904 commission,
and Michael ]. Moran also heaped criticism
upon the section relating to area space,
but Mr. Conover remained al his guns and
defended the measure.
Had adequate means of egress been
provided" Mr. Conover declared there
would have been a chance for those people
~ the Asch building fire. We want things
fixed so that an owner or tenant cannot
crowd 80 or 300 people on to a floor where
there are exits for only a sixth OF that
number. / can take you gentlemen 10 Il
building, not fireproof. where a hospital is
now maintained, and there are many such
buildings"
After three-hour discussion the com
mitteee adjourned. The sections relating
10 exits and sta!rways and elevator shafts
will be taken up again tomorrow after
0oon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16
LEASES.

Alexander ]. Roux & Co. have leased the
loft at No. 1913 Fifth avenue to II. A. caesar
& Co. importers. for a term Of years.
The Building and Engineering Company
has leased 1000 feet of space in the new
building it is erecting at Nos. - Ia 80 West
18th street to Cohen & Erdman for long
term of years. Hell Il Stern were the
brokers
The corner store in the Washington Lie
building, No al Broadway. corner Of Lib
erty street, for many years occupied by
Benedict & CO.. has been leased 10 the
Cormick Company. clothlers.
NJ & L. Rosenthal have leased 20 the
B. H. Stranger Contracting Company the
fourth floor in Nos 800 and 32o Fifth avenue.
for a term Of wears.
II. r. Quincy has leased the dwelling
No. East 9th street TO J. r. a. Fosburgh
for a term of years
II. G. Senior & co. have leased Offices In
the Lincoln Square Court building. BROAD
way and 9th street, 20 the Auto Buyers
Service Bureau. +. c. Abbott and D. Laval
Bliss: also leased tho store No. 1860 Lex
inCton avenue 10 A. Horowitz and the
store No. 1O5 West SD street to ]. Fem.
Louis Schrag has leased for the Upgrade
Wine Company the store No. ABS Seventh
avenue to Gibbs Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and AT
torncyD
MAY IL

MANlIAT TAN


o, 4isll hlIi AN y r; ,N]' cor ''th 81. ''F
IJ - i.,'H " t I"l'I''' :" '"ii" =, l~i,'sc
~ ,i mo" i'.e, a'IG n'( Lasn.; 80 west
%,,, ,m.,s F'"'0I' 20. NaS 49, S'''' "'o'H'I'
IN rD in1"u ~ 100 ',Dai"a' ,oo,. ,,,,
IKOAD" a. W cor l"3d ST. "'Nlov, Phlip
- NHnan 10 RAMON louIt uh'l ] Bndge
iIhlh' y IS OF = mig SZ'hOoc'' ApIH - 81. al
diess ! Bridge I!aza. y Is OF q
'AIHARlNE SLIP, 5. 10 n or Cherry ST.
2lN4cX iTeg: benjamin 9bert and ano 10 Militia
Singlione 1886 cherry ST tmtg s.. 1901. May 10.
$1,000; attorney hermann. 26l broadway.
HHEENWiCh AVE, 30, 23x6K lrrcg; Jacob
Sieuhl TO EIizabeth Steuhl' BronXvile, mig