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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16

Member Of Assembly, 2nd DiStrict-H
E. Kruger.
The Republican candidates are as fol
OWs:
County Sheriff eChas. ". Hathaway
District Att6rney-Geo. G. Wheeler.
Clerk Of Circuit Court Byron S. Ran
dal.
County Clerk E. c. Nitschkp.
County Treasurer-L0uis Lehner.
Register Of Deeds-O R. Jones.
County Suyeyor-WiIIlam Fisher.
County Coroner Henry H. Yankow.
Member of Assembly, 1st District-E
Bartsch.
Member of Assembly, 2nd DIstrict-G
w Smith.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16
A Long Trip.

K. ". Schultz returned last week from
a 1900 mile trip through the states OF
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wiscon-
sin with his "Nyberg CannOnbalr', and
speaks i'll tlattering terms of his car
Made the trip without accident of any
kind and was not delayed moment for
trip and machine.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16

Mrs. Mary E. Bradford
of Kenosha, superintend-
ent of public schools, will
lecture on "Womans Stuff
rage" at 7:30 o'clock on
Friday evening, at the cor
ner of Main and Third SITS.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16
SUMMONS
Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To

THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To the said de-
PENDANTS and each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons ex-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid and
in case of your failure so tC do judgment will be
rendered against you according to the com
plant.
Skinner &c Thauer, Plaintiffs Attys,
Post Office Address, Watertown, Wis
NOTICE: The complaint in the above entitled
action is file in the office of the Clerk of the
circuit court of jefferson county, Wisconsin
and the relief demanded is the foreclosure of
mortgage, given by Otto Moeser and wife tC
Velie Carriage company, recorded in the office
Of the Register of Deeds for Jefferson county
Wisconsin. March II, 1910, at eightio clock a. M.
in Vol 109 of Mortgages, on page 402.
Skinner &c Thauer,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NUMBER So
Correspondent Wanted.

The Leader desires correspondent at
Richwood. Anyone willing to act will
be furnished with stationery, stamps
and paper free.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16
At the Fair.

The racing program for the big Wa
tertown nter-COunty Fair to be held
September 2427 includes some good
purses which will induce big string of
horses. The races are in the charge of
Charles Mulberger, to whom all in
quiries should be addressed.kC. E. Hunt
er has been engaged as starter. Follow
ing is the race program:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER %.
Z:lU race. .......,..........$ $500
2:2O Tr0t. Observation-Disclosures. 800
3 year old or under, trot or pace. $500
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.
N'io ooo' '..'...... .... S4oo
A'io llot. .....'.. ...'--..,. S4UU
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81.
Z.3U lr0J ................S S4GU
2:30 Pace, Hobbies barred ..$3 $500
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16
To the People Of Wisconsin,

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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16

The man Of moderate means should
not hesitate to make use of our safe de-
posit vaults. Gully twenty-five cents a
month Bank Of Watertowu.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16
Concord.

Miss Viola Hardtke route No. |, Alice
ton, who recently underwent an opera
tiOn on the throat at St. Mary's hospital
at WatertOwn is conyalescing slowly.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16

Insure your valuable papers against
loss by fire or theft, by renting a box in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Bank
OF Watertown. Only 25 cents per month.
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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16

Otto Moeser, Martha Moeser, his
wife, International Harvester
company of America, a Wiscon-
sin corporation, Plttsburg Steel
company, d cordoration. Ameri-
can Seeding Machine.company,
a corporation, Sterling Manu-
featuring company, a corpora
ton, Ohio Rake company, a
corporation, Acme Harvesting
Machine company, a corpora
ton, and Albert Gennermann,
and Amanda Gennermann, his
wife,
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lE. P Ang. 1R-7tl

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Velie Carriage Company a cor
pOration of Moline, Illinois,
Plaintiff
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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16

Member Of Assembly, 2nd DiStrict-H,
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-16

First District-C. F, Viebahn, Demo
crat, Watertown; W. E. Blumenstein
Republican, Sullivan.
Second District-0. f. Roessler, Demo
crat, jefferson; Jos. Cannon, Republican
Jefferson.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04

Lsary aai Last IsTth st mtg s6'ooo'' Marcn
20. sioo. ad lress 99l Ess, iG7th 81.
SUMMIT AVE, . =. 1i2 q 2 of lG",h -: I ".
40: ogden az, william H%.n'T E'1, A.. sioG; at
tcrney. Tiuc Guarantee and Trust 90 '''
Broadway.
TRINITY AVE. cor i"sth e. 'fNosN A
irreg Polstschek Spencer Realty 20 ,c9 90 ooo, 0n .
rad u Pfaifter g16 Freeman - lmtG sh',"""' !.
April = 81. attorney, r Mulhsan' ~ 'ou''
81. Broohl!n.
WEBSTER AVE. n cor i7Sth -. ioox3i
Mary owens TO Van Buren, Realty 90 70 bro",,
vav; April 2. 81: attorney : Mch'a'"e" "
Broadway 80
wooDYCREsT AVE. cor 1s'th 81 i;n,Isp S9,i.p'
Peter 7 Everett. referee. 70 John , \ais 81
Mount Vernon, y: April 2 l'nts S2s'oW: e.;
600. attorneys, Appel " l'''''' ~ WV
way.
WooDYCREsr AVE =, to6 n n Of ls5th =:
sixl5x lrreg Catharine Bagot ct al 10 Wm =
clark ct al. 1880 Anderson ave Apru o. ord
cf ange attorney, Lawyers llle Hlsu'N'' ~
Trust Co. lGn Broadway
On AVE. p =. 425 II of 21sth at 261lc1H
,rreg: Anna ze,ier 10 Emily Eds.iey $3.50 bTonH $,
wood ave Feb mtg H.34O' NlP' s''ori''' II
v-abst 33is white Plains rd.
,3sTU ST. cor Exterior ST, BOOK ,fres
v,fsiny II Trimmer 10 Lna Trimmer. -" KiNer
side Drive. April .: 500: address -" RIVER
side Drive. .-
10TH ST. 500 East s7xloo Fanconiaa ., RIatg G,t
CO TO RS1,y az, ,9sls! Ssa5auH@ 900 5tb ave- S'
,sortr ST. sos East. f9x77; Caroline Wsldeyer
3, Kossu,h RoaIty GO, sS. Prospect ave; April -
500. attorney Title Guarantee ana IruS' '''
17G Broadway.
roxI60x irres: Etar Realty co 70 Emma Schwa6 .,ao
Ioss Teller ave; March p rtg s44""'' S'''
attorney. n NJ rlateau. 81 Park Row
10th ST. eli East. 3ax irreg John Lar .in
to sarah \ Alhro. -" West ,2Ist ~ uts !o ~,
G6oi: 500: attorney. TIL" Insurance co. '''
IrpadMHN.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
LIS PENDENS.

1ST AVE " .. 81 II s OF sth ST Ior II Mark :
Place. - 6x.O, German Savings Bank In the
city OF New York agt Philip Wagner. as com
mittee etc 81 al (smended foreclosure OF mtg);
attorney. VI Auerbach.
OGDEN AVE. " g. So II Of isith st. I6x
~ q, irreg: Charwyn Realty co agt Mary VI
Mccain et al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys,
StoIdard & Mark.
8iST ST. 243 West Equitable Trust Company
~ New York agt Jennie Gottlieb ct al tore
closure OF mtg. attorneys, Spencer. Ordway &
Wicrum.
ave . a. 1880 n of 39th 81. 24SxlOO; Julia
Mc9intv agt Henrette Ludwig ct al action 70
set aside conveyancesJ; attorney. ID Reiss
42D ST 30 East: <ist ST. ~ and 40 East !:
Nathan & Mellen agt Athens Hotel 90 et Al
foreclosure OF Hem: attorneys, Strong Mellen
Il3TH ST. SIS 100 u Of 7th ave. 5ox1oo. II :;
10Th st. I?S West: Lexington ave. " cor sIth
inch wide OF the north: 18TH st, 2O3 and 200
West: 18th 81. 30 West: LIST ave, 9, I24 n
or 18th 81. 55.4xIoO. Nathilds Mertens agt
Mathlia Mert"ns 81 al tadmeasureu"nt OF
dover etcD; attorney. r e Dusenbury.
BERGEN AVE. 3. 222s Il of Grove
Baer jr. ct al (partitlon); attorneys. Tuttle Il
Coughlin.
1sOTH ST. = 5l.T II Of Daly ave <0X10O
1sOth st. All n Of DAILY ave, 4oxilox
irrsg. road leading from village Of West Chester
10 village OF West Farms, :. adjoining land ~
parts released: seddon ST. :, 1913 u OF
Fuller ~ (proposcdl, sN1oO Ralph Cohen 81 a.
sgt Krabo- Ernst Realty 90 et al Caction 20 scr
aside four convsyances,; attorney, r Brown.
MAIDEN LANE. l2s: Be.knlan 81. n :. sd p
Joining land ~ Oliver Taylor, sSsS6s5; Pearl
~. 23O and PSI: Duane n, 50: James W ADAMS
sgt Edwin n stewart ~ al 'psrtition), attor'
news. Wood Cooke a. Seitz.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

| 49,, yorr Marriage 90 10 city Mortgage Go
lSi ,. ,,,a,hoi,,. 40 ooo
| CTsra :, Garo,,n 10 John Foy; sl,50o. ~
| Frederick 4 Wurzhsch 20 samuel Bie1sr' N'''
| samuel Breuor 20 Robert Sinih sI"o -,
| lula l. Jontz TO Title Guarantee and IruS' ~
| $4,000 g o.,,,,.. 90, ooo
New York Trust Go to Title guarantee sho
'rES, ESa,'y o - WiIEIns to st Lukcs Hospital $40,
ooO. ,,,.. q,
1bristian II Werner 10 23d Ward Rank; 8
Peter y Bruner TO Thomas Sturgis. eAr, slpO
Albert Messy To Felix kunstleri soio
Irving Rushworth to Theodore i Ni"scr
Marion Cutting to Bdw F. Black; $4,000.
Man Leo TO william Fox; 800.
Ia LAWYERS Mortgage 60 to Cathinca Guernsey
SO 600 ~ >,
-"Jt @ity M6rgsgc Nor co TO New York Trust 90; 81
Alice NJ Reilly exr, to Alice VI Reilly; ~.
Same To same; 81.
Same 10 same, ~. 80.
Amos !. Prescott to Peter i Bruner 500
Louisa Mander to Dry Dock Savings lnsttu
christian II Werner TO 23d Ward Bank: 81
IsIdor Simon TO samuel simon; S,2oO.
Lincoln Trust 60 10 Mary T. Robert. 81
Louisa Mander 10 Dry Dock Savings Institu
ton; $4,000
Morris Streicher 10 Benjamin Fcchter: 500
Richard Couch 10 Louis Driesen; 5000.
Title Insurance Co 10 Maurice - Barry ard
ano. exrs. S2s,O0n.
Title Guarantee and Trust co to John Dougan.
81 900.
-ame to same; sS O00
Same to same; $500.
Same To- same; St.2lU.
Same to same: 5000
Same 10 same: Si2 600
john W Dougan and ano. cxIS 10 Joseph W
Dougan and ano trIs; sl2 600
Same tp Kate II UaIgan. $500
lOoo :" '''e'' "'' anu '''S' -
Same 10 same; ~ 600
Same 10 same; 81 600
Same To same. $500
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
TO HEAR HAY SHIPPERS
Public Service Commission Starts In
0uiry Into Delivery Conditions.

Albany. April 3.-The Public Service Com
mission. ID District, has Instituted an in
vcstlgation into methods. practices and
facilities provided by tho New York Cen
trail Railroad Company for the shipment
and delivery Of hay destined to New York
city. and as to all OF It's terminals for New
York city delivery at Weehawken. New
York or points adjacent thereto, including
the Brooklyn terminal which Is used for
hay shipments The inquiry covers also the
methods and practices Of shippers and con-
signees OF hay.
Numerous complaints have been received
by the commission calling attention to long
continued embargoes upon the shipment of
hay in carloads TO the city from points I'm
this state. a hearing will be held in New
York on Friday. April 26, at which shippers
and dealers I'm hay may appear
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
April. g.


APRIL 9.
c,,r,,ysTIE ST. 1855; all; Lorenzo Uhlo 10
G. Tuoti; 10 yrs from April 1, 1912; Sl,SOO;
address, 1885 Broadway
CITY ISLAND AVE, $50; store. etc; Mary
T. Doeder 20 Felix Hirsemap; yrs from
May ], 1912: s4@O; address. 2s2 City Island
ave
JONES ST. sIs. 10 and 70: all: Graylack
Realty Co 10 Joseph & Hoffman, yrs from
Jul. J. 1912; $3.50: address, 4ss East
10Th 81
MADISON ST. 1ss; store. etc: Jonas We'll
10 Max Bernstein; 3 yrs from May l. isl-;
s7@l address, 1888 Madison st.
MADISON AVE. 1927; store. etc; John
MclchcIg 20 Charles Weiman; yrs from May
]. ioI.: $I.OsO: address, 1927 Madison ave.
FINE ST. 40; store, etc; william Manice
ir.siCc. 20 John Arata; yrs mos psrn IRON, {"
rIvINGToN ST, isO East; store, otc; David
rosenkrantz TO Louis EckhaUs; yrs from
MAY 1, 1917: sT44; address. $50 Rivington ST.
WEBSTER AVE, 1910; north store; fremont
Webster Building Co 20 Christ Vasiisr; yrs
from May j, 1912; s720. address. 1916 Web
s,er ave.
SD AVE, 1915; store and part cellar: Mary
popa 10 0ustave Wolf; yrs from May 4.
1917; 81. 200; address. 1915 Sd ave.
SD AVE. 1891: store and cellar: Regina
Keller 10 John KIP: 3 yrs from AWh l. 1917;
$40; address. 1901 Sd ave.
I'd AVE. 22os; store. etc; s Charles Welsh,
,rustes. 20 Paul Edelmap: 3 yrs from May J..
1912 s., 500; address, rs Ess, Houston 81.
Eth ST. 73a 70 71o Fast. three bldgs: David
Roecnbsur1 10 samuel Bloom yrs o nos
from April 1, 1872 si1.20o address, 4oi Edst
i6'h ~
18TH ST, lii West. all; Leps Huber 10
vsfher a McSanara; yrs mos from
March IT, 1912. $3.50 address i1t west
18th st
ssrH ST ns and As East; all; Peter A
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04

LEXINGTON AVE 253 and 255; FhTard - Il
Jordan e. Co sgt Packard Commercial Schoo' W
~ al; Feb 3. 1912: $3.50 81
SHERIDAN AVE. n cor 1891 st; Dlllia Dlll o,, o.
Co sgt Briggs Avenue Realty 60 ct al; sept 80
1910; 500.
SAME PROPERTY; Andrew Wright as'
same: Sept %, 1910 STA.
SAND PROPERTY; Frank romaso agt same
Sept II. 1910: sss 70.
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor tI5th st; Rel
able Plumbing and Heating Co agt Lentz Realty
Go ct al: Dec 81. tF,ii: s1o5Oo.
SOUTH i.TfI AVE- g. 100 n Of 81 ST
Michael Fracasso sst Donate Guippo ct al; sept
-, 1912. $1,000.
SAME PROPERTY; Michael r Kunder ast
same: Oct 13 1911: s33 10
SAME PROPERTY; Frank Ferrsro sst same
Nov II. 1911; $50.
SAME PROPERTY; Angelo Islu ct al sst
same, Nov 3, 1911: SD.
SAME PROPERTY: William Miles sst
same; Sept 81, 19t1 $l54 81
SAME PROPERTY. Hubbell Hardwood Door
co agt same Sept y, 1911; $3.50
IssD ST. IP5 East: Cerussi Marble Works agt
Bregs Avenue Realty 90 ct AL sept =. 1910;
$3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: Bartholomew Sulinski
agt same; Aug 81, 1910; S2o8 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Luigi Touegisni ct al
sgt same; Aug 13. 1910 s+0o.
10TH ST, East: Thomas Curran agt An
ciCnt order Of Hbcrniaus ct Al; Feb = 19l2 tby
bondI; 81. 40
AQUBDI'CT AVE. 25Io; James simpson 4 Son
sgt Juliette Construction Co. owner and con-
tractor. SltO
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04

The Park Avenue and SD Street Com
psny John C. Breckenridge. president has
sold the southeast corner Of Park avenue
and s2d street. The property fronts 500
feet on Park avenue. 117.s feet in 62d street
and has an irregular rear line II is under
stood that the site will be improved with an
spartrent house. The seller acquired The
Mot from various owners in February. 1910.
At that time 1t was reported that a -FOUR
teen story cooperative apartment mouse
would be erected FROM plans by Herbert
Lucas
W. T.. & w I. Brown, Inc, have SOLD Tor
Mrs. VI. +. CaUlkins and Charles :. ogden
the northeast corner Of Morris avenue an"
1929 street. a plot S5xS6 feet, to the city "t
New York to bc used as Carnegie library
site.
NJ & /. Hess have sold the plot iiN3S.s
feet q I No 80 to II East 2lst street for the
Realty Holding Company TO a new COM
pany. headed by George l.. Gibson. The
site Is TO be improved with a twelve story
fireproof store and loft building. The prop
oTty is but 75 feet west of Fourth avenue
and borders on the rear the low building OF
the Bank for savings at the southwest cor
ner of 22d street. The proposed structure
will be equipped with modern Improvements
and will be ready for occupancy on or about
December I. With the land, the cost is eSti-
mated at S650,0O0.
Including a portion of the "ropewalk.
sold earlier in the week by the same brok-
ers, the property at No. 11j 10 l2S West
29th street has been sold to the goth Street
Realty Company by the Realty Holding
Company. The plot contains $500 square
feet, and will Immediately be improved with
a twelve story store and loft building. For
the proiect 4 permanent loan of $3.50, 600 for
five years has been obtained through the
brokers from the Metropolitan Life lnsur-
ance COMPANY The building is expected -
be completed some time in December and
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
TANHATThN.


;OTH ST. o and II East; for a IL sty store
and loft bldg, J0x9s.9: Yale & Topne MFG 20, v
Murray st, owner: La Fargo & Morris 70 ~ n nahi-
son square North, architects: cost, s2W.OVo.
THE BRONX.
CLAY AVE, n cor l73d st; for Two Sty
brk tennis. IS l0xS3s and 40. 1Oxp2ll; MandeiI
Construction 90, Max Cohen. 1862 Morris ave.
pr, sident. owner; Goldner Goldberg, 33l East
10th ST. architects; total cost. 100000.
t49TH ST. 3O7 and 300 for sty frame shed,
3Sx2O, Davis Brothers, 81 East 14sth 1T, own
ers: Arthur Arctander co, 39l East 149th st,
architect: cost. 500.
LYON AVE. . cor Doris st, for sty brt
garage 12xIs; John Nimphns, on premises
owner; Arthur Arctander. sol East 1isth st.
architect; cost 500.
I72D ST. cor Park ave; for sty brk
tcnmt, 34S'sxs5.6; Ernst Keller CONSTRUCTION
GO. ii5 East 240th st, president, owner. Moore
& Landsiede listh st and 80 ave. architects;
cost, $4,000
FREMONT AVE, n :. 100. 10 # " Of Wash
IN gton ave: FOR sty brl theatre, fe2NZ2Z,
Avenue Amusement Co. William Fox, lle East
114th 81. president, owner: Thomas w Lamp
J0i 9Th ave, architect. cost, S3O.co.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04

Street Cleaning Department, without bail
for trial on the charge of violating the
Sullivan law Russa explained that the In
strument had been placed in his pocket by
a child with whom he had been playing
Indian" at his boarding place, and he pro-
duced witnesses TO prove IL. Nevertheless,
the paper cutter was decided to be
"stiletto" and Russa was held for the
higher court.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
APRIL 3.

tWiin name and address OF lenders attorHcyJ
APRIL 8.
MANHATTAN.
ALLEN ST. 1G7. 25xss: March IL, 1906.
Conrad KONG 10 David and Irving Baum.
$i3.Ooo; attorney Rosenbloom, 3O2 Broad
way.
BRoOME ST. " cor Attorney st. o5xj0:
April 2, 1907. Louis and Ida Levison 10 Met
ropolitan Trust Co. $4,000: attorney. John Il
Pine. 90 Wall ST.
COLUMBUS AVE 3o4 25x1o0: Aug I. 1901;
Rachel Ellison 70 the Franklin Savings Bank
s25,oOo; attorney Wilson NJ Powell - Wall
street.
SAME PROPERTY: April FL. 1909. same 10
same; $4,000; attorney same as above
DEY ST. SIS. Nov T. 1908: Charles u and
Mary A Van Buren, 20 woodlswn Cemetery:
$4,000 attorney, Title Guarantee co. lI6
Broadway.
DEY ST. S5 25xselo. April ?5 1905 S
Sprague Terry 10 the Woodlswn Cemetery by
Howard e Smith, PRESIDENT: $4,000 attor-
neys. Rutland Whiting. 5 Beekman a.
ELIzABETH ST. D. sp3 q of Brccme
e. i5N9s Jsia sAes. Elizabeth s., e. lsS.n #
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
BIG PARK AVENUE CORNER PLOT SOLD
Propery at SID Street Will Probably Be Improved with Apart
ment House--NeW Carnegie Library Site.
INTERESTING TRANSACTIONS IN THE MIDTOWN SECTION

Broe 10 Andrew Olojer yrs from Jan u.
l91e $4,000, address 555 East 72d 81.
106TH ST. 9lo East store. etc; salvatore
20 Gaetano Rig=o, YRS 2 mos from Nor 20
1911 $3.50; address. 219S % eve,
10TH ST 205 and COZ East; all; Henry VI
Mayper 10 Csmmena MaffSi; VIZ from April
l. 1912. $2.76U; address 301 East 107th ST.
10th ST. 3ot 10 40 West; TWO bldgs;
Abraham Gabriel 20 Charles Zimmerman, q
yrs from Dec I. 1911; $4,000, address. @lS
Vert 1iSth S.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
TO LIVE" IN MUSEUM.

After a number Of years in the public eye
IN tho New York Geological Park, Rajah
the largest Bengal tiger and Tom. one Of
the polar bears, will hold their own In the
Museum of Natural History In the near
future. The animals died within a week
~ each other and the skins were presented
IN the museum. Tom was the oldest bear
of the polar persuasion and was born In
the park.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

3TrH ST 2it 10 245 West. Lawyers Title In
suranca & Trust 90 loans Marmsc Construction
90 $4,000.
EDISON AVE, vs. 25 n NJ Mildred pl. ?3r
100: North New York Savings & Loan Associa-
ton loans Eiw r and Alice T Jenkins 5000.
EDISON AVE, :. I44a II Of Liberty IT..
25xI0O: same loans Agnes Harrington 5000
liTU ST = e cor 9TH ave. 1noNli7s: city Rrsi
Estate GO loans Seventh Avenue and Fourteenth
Street Corporation $40 m0
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
ALTE RATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY 1905 and 23Os: 10 a sty hotel:
+ Doager 10Th st and list ave, owner; Jackson
g. Chambers. 500 9TH ave, architects; cost Ss'ooo'
20TH ST. % and 2s East: 10 sty cafe and
once bldg. Rough Rider Realty co, lio BToap-
way, owner; " g Frohne. 81 last %'u st.
architect: cost, 5000
BROADWAY, 1925 apd 1921: 10 a sty store
and office bldg; estate Mary 4 fitzgerald own
er. George r Pawling & co, Philadelphia, arch'-
tects; cost $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, Nos. 1, and Is Nesey
street:
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
FIFTEEN ACRES, at shadyside. j.. With
2 ,ty dwIg, overlooking the Hudson; to George
Celley for $4,000.
BY Joseph +. Day
ssrH ST c1o West. 3. 1927 II OF Broad.
way. Eo1116 2x5O 2x12o2. sty hotel: adjourned
10 April 10.
By n Phoenix Ingraham.
10TH ST, 81 West n 8. 1862 II of 9Th ave,
81 iixa4. 10 sty hotel TO the plaintiff for
$50 600.
At the Bronx exchange No. 1856 Third
avenue:
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
MAPEs AVE, 2I57 and 215q. 5, 73.6 II s
OF is2d e. eo1oNl45. 8x75. .1ix145.1. two sty
tonmts 10 be readvertised.
Ry Joseph y. Day.
ARTHUR AVE. 2120 c s, 95.7 IT s Of isist
-, I6.sxioO6. 2 sty dwlg; TO the plaintin TOT
5000.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1892 e cor OF 81
PsuTs pI 20 2xJ40.5x irreg, two sty tenmts
with stores; TO the plaintiff for $lO2,IoO.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
pELMoNlco LEASE RENEWED.

Morgan J. O'Brien. attorney for MISS
Josephine Delmonico announced yesterday
that twenty-five-year renewal lease OF
the property at 18th street and fl1th ave-
nue. had been obtained, and that no I'M
portant changes in the business are contem-
plated for the present.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
HAD PAPER CUTTER; ARRESTED

paper cutter was added to the list Of
dangerous weapons" which one may no,
carry concealed when Magistrate Butts I'm
the Harlem court yesterday morning held
James Russa, an assistant driver in the
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

UNDERCLIFF AVE, o. 221. 2 u II OF wash
ington Bridge Park. 6s3xI+3.T: LYMAN Denker
agt Hope Construction Co, owner. Abraham
Frankel. contractor; $50.
AQUEDCCT AVE 23To. Henry Won pis,ch
agt Juliette Construction Co. owner. Themar
Walsh. contractor: $3.50 so
ADD ST. l27 West; Glenn p.nman ast
Woodstock Hotel Co, owner J g Nscouirrie
Company, contractor sl01 80
HINERpALE AVE cor sslsi y, x.
Felix Walln e' al ast Sisters ot charity Of -
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Vincent d. Paul, owner; John Davey' contrac
tor. 5000 as