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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

and kripe0, until, an the snip cleared
herself. It capped the pile of wreck
age sffewlng the ice IN front of. and
around It. with the end and broken
shattered bexlikes structure, dAsed by
thu xweepinE .fen through .an arc nj
seventy-foot radius. crouched Row
land. bleeding from a cut In his head.
and still holding to his brest the lit
tie girl-now too frightened to CRY.
BY an effort OF will. he aroused him
self and looked. To his eye-sight,
twisted and fixed to a shorter focus by
the drug he had taken. the steamship
was little more than blotch on the
moon whitened fog: vet he thought he
could see men clambering and work.
nng on upper davits. and the nearest
boat-number acknowledgements to
he swinging by the tackles. Then the
fog shut her out. though her position
was still indicated by the roaring of
steam from her iron lungs. This
ceased in time. leaving behind IT the
horrid humminE sound and whistling
OF air: and when this too was sud-
denly hushed, and the ensuing silence
broken by dull booming reports--as
from bursting compartments-Row-
land knew that the holocaust was COM
piete: that the invincible Titan"
with nearly all OF her people. unable
to climb vertical floors and ceilingA
was beneath tho surface OF tho sea.
Mechanically. his benumbed facuf
ties had received and recorded the i'm.
pressions OF tho last few moments: he
could not comprehend. to the full, the
horror Of II all. Yet his mind was
keenly alive to the peril OF the woman
whose appealing voice no had heard
and recognixed--the woman Of his
dream. and the mother of the child In
his arms. He hastily examined the
wreckagc. Not boat was intact
Creeping down to tho waters edge he
hailed with all the power Of his weak
voice. to possible. but invisible boats
beyond the fog calling on them to
come and Save the childS-to look out
tox-A Woman -Nho had been ON deck
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

latter part Of the seventeenth CEN
fury. has, retaining his name for q
title, developed into u corporation 80
4n,eR equipped. So splendtdlX organ
iced and powerful, that kinKs, and
ministers Of State appeal to 1t at
times for foreign news.
Not master or mate sails under
the English flag but whose record.
even to forecastie fights. is tabulated
at Lloyds for the inspection of pros
pective employers. Not ship II cast
away on any inhabitable coast OF the
world. during underwriters business
hours, but what that mighty sing
song cry announces the event at
Lloyds within thirty minutes.
One Of the adjoining rooms ID
known az the Chart-room. Here can
be found in perfect order and Sc
auence, each on its roller, the newest
charts OF all nations. with library
Of nautical literature describing 10
the last detail the harbors. lights.
rocks, shoals and sailing directions of
every coast line shown on the chars.
tracks Of latest storms; he
changes OF ocean currents, ana the
Whereabouts OF dereticts and iccberes.
A member at Lloyds Acquires IN time
a theoretical knowledge OF tho sea
seldom exceeded by tho men who
navigate 1t.
Another apartment--the captains
room--is given over to Joy ana re-
treatment. and still smother. the nm
tithests OF the last. 10 the intelligence
ONCE, where anxious onca inquire for
and are told the latest news Of this
OF that overdue ship.
On the day when the asssmnlad
throng Of underwriters nnd brokers
had been thrown into An upr0srlous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
NOVEMBER z.


BROADWAY, 1851, store moor oN TI0e 10 vTs
! mo from December !, 1912; $l2'Ooo' aodress'
1872 R.R6 5lIoVY cor aga 81, store; Long
acre Land co to Isnsu Mehtis sS Sno .sdTes.
yrs 10 mons from Dec l. lolS' S0''V''
0" sR ROO !" ST. ss7. all: Ale,sandro dslli
PaOli to Guerino Magno; yrs from :, may -
0IRIT,SSTfHOST AVE, 24l4-241e; bidgs; Mer-
.r-,, Pealty Co 10 Alfonso MisTetta, yrs
from Sept i, 1912; 5000; address "a GrDve 81,
HUDSON Sr. $40, store ;rd DOrS Nov is 1912;
SesO address, 54s Hudson 81 ,,..,.,..
LONGWOOD AVE, n s, 20 II OF hemI "a
nj lOOxlOO; the land; Samson LachnlHii anu
s3o 10 Motion Pictures sales ana Sois ~
ton Co; q yrs from Sept IL. 1912; 5000; ad-
LEONARD ST, 1852, store, etc: Joel HAIR
70 Barton SaTnmarco; yrs from sept l. 1917
$3.50: address. l52 Leonard ST :, - ..o,
''ToRTH MOORE ST, 10 and is. store, etc :
Richard " Block to John Ksmena; yrs from
May l, 1914; $1,000; address, 10 No'lh 'NioO''
ST AIMS AVE. 631, all; Jacob Bern he, N
IN Arneiia Jacobs: 3 yrs from June l. lsl2;
81, 100; address, $50 linton ave ,,-, u,
9TH AVE, II. 9th loft; jos Motifs et 20 On. Al
A Marks Sons. yrs from FEB l. 1913; S0'VV''
address SIS West End ave: ,.,, tee.
7T-FI AVE g e cor 14th ct, lEt 20 ON loits,
9TH Avenue and 14th street GorpN TO mh ie1g;
PAPER Co; 8 yrs o mos from May l. 1910
sol go: address, 80 Duane ct. 80.
oTH AVE " S. 60 II OF centre bne DIX
bet 2Qth and goth ste, COX; lot only; Marie
III I De Courval TO Hilda Frank; 70 yrs mos
from Nov 1911; 81? address; SS. wv Weed 70
Emil Fraad: ~ yrs from Nov 1. 1912: $500;
address 1901 Ave N Brooklyn:
125TH ST TS n 81 ct al Al a to chas
stnnpf and ano; 90 yrs from May l. 1872;
$1,000: address, Milwaukee. wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Jacob Leltner leased for Dr. j. NJ. Bur
stein 10 Lubelsky & Kessler NOS 81
l24 42s 43,, 4Ss East 10th street; No. l"ol
Avenue s. seven six story new law tehe-
,,,a,t houses. at an aggregate rental OF
aS9,i10.
The Mcvickar. Gaillard Realty com
pany subleased for the Richmond nuiIo"
company OF Washington, the store Oa9o-
mont and sub-basement, at present ocou-
Mod nv Il At No. "a John street, 70 inc
Terminal Lunch Company, for ions
term OF years. The transaction incluuss
the sale of the stock and fixtures ON inc
premises, including a fully equipped
bakery i'm the sub-basement
The Cross & Brown Company leased
tne entire basement and half OF the
second floor in the twelve storS Jun
ing. No. 24 to 80 West 18th street. 10
the Seamless Rubber Company.
NJ. & l.. Hess leased part OF the seconu
loft in the building now in tho COURSE
of construction at the northwest corner u
oo.b street and Fourth avenue, to ne"
srr, 70 he known as the Taylcr-FTleu-
com Company, dealers in broad SIX
! q Fcinstein Company. Inc, has leased
for Charles Kaye a loft IN NO - "
,s West 9th street. to Rappaport anu
C.ottlieb. a loft IN No. to East So'n
.,re,t IN Nathan Scheer e. Co.. also
IT,, in No. 100 TO 116 West 18th street
:, poe,,ess Dress and Costume CompSny'
usu G stern have leased in the bins'eh
80 p,,ldine. No. 1115 Broadway the
eighth floor to Max Roth. The lease 10 ~.
n long term Of years at total ren'ai u
$1,000 o. che
rr.dorick Fox & Co. leased to the
rraede Construction Company. Emu
rroedo president, for Louise X. "eeo'
NJ e5 west 46th street. The structure
,,,u no altered into a five story building
,.o,,,rV stores, lofts and offices. Inc
,,,,i,d,ry Is on a lot 20x1OD feet. The ag-
o-aoate rental for the lease, whlch Is "
-. tr,aptv-one years, is about SSV'VU'
~. cost OF the alteration has oeeh
.,,,o.ed NJ about $4,000. The build
- Iii he ready for occupancy ABOUT
1,a,,-,,orv 1 1918 The same nrm has
leased for the Graf Realty ana IioNo
,.onpany three lofts, containing Aoout
* noO souare feet, in the new tweiVe sVois
t,,,ld,ng now In course Of constructor a'
~ no 10 125 West Ath street. Ihe
,..soe. are Michael Cooper, Adeloerg q
y7erman and Lieberman & Dori.
C.orge p Read & Co. have leased LOT
II uarr,s a corner store in the Shell
don Ru,ldjng, at Nassau and John stFee's'
20 Ia Duval. confectioner, for iong term
OF years. ,.osaa for
James y. Wells's Sons have leased io'
A. "A. I. deCourval to Henry Henchen'
,o,l dealer, the vacant lot, loOxsSs teet'
a, No. 500 to 545 West 18th street Tor a
I,,y term of years. Mr.. Hencken VIII
zoe the property for his own use
With Office and stable and with concrete
coal pockets Of the most modern design
,or storing and handling coal IN large
quantities.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchasers alter
ney)
NOVEMBER Z.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. e s, 39.1 n Of ls6th
st. 4OxlOOi foreclosure; John Dunn R;-o rSii
SoV Z: SOS 40; attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co 176 Broadway. o, H.. r
GooSTich to Brown-Weiss Realities, SO PARK
Row. Nov /; 500; attorney l. MARX 10
SANE PROPERTY; Brown-weiss Realities to
NJ n Realty Co, l2S Broadway (rntg $780, OW;
Nov !; 500; same attorney. ,o,, =, ,noe
1os B i; John = Wendell to Rsbecca 4 D W
swope and ano Iryington. n 7; IN trust; NOV
6; 81 attorney Reoen; sI ~ rafK loo Sr9a H.
same 10 Rebecca A D swope and ano; In trust;
Nov G: 81; same attorney. 600 :, 1,.u
ence Masonigle to sara II Laughlin, go Der
gen ave Jersey City; Nov lmtg S3l,OOU'
500 attorney WaIneT 10 BF 70 Tnsyi.,
r Mcdonnell, D. Bishop OF Brooklyn, 10
Michael a Rofraus. II Oliver 81: and 8; Noy
4; 800; attorneys. Simmons d Rofrano' lS'
NAGLE AVE, n " cor of Hawthorne ct
etc 70 James ] Carroll, Is Ingraham ST Yon-
kers. Y; Nov Z; 500; attorney Brown
A0S SpRING ST, s, 100 II W Of Hudson at, 2o1
IS: George Bonlken to Frederick Bohlken
LoKstedt, Germany; n part; Nov .; a.; atIor-
ney Otto F strause. 2Ss Broadway, Brooki y .
xas gx25xsa foreclosure october 10; George u
Weller ref. 10 John Paimieri, 80 ocean o., PaTk 6
attorney. lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
co, 100 Broadway.
Bachraeh TO Robert poder. $40 9th ave. Long
Island City mSs sSUSOg NS S.r q sto' a''0f-
William II Archibald to Ihomss Lynch mtg
IS. OOOD; b and =: May ], 1909: 500; attorney W
KS pfSG ST. - f iao Il Of 30 ave, 2Oxlo2 p
ETY. Of New York $40 4th ave; al liens; Nov
o; 81; attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust co,
80 SOp I'll ST, l2s-42S East. sty brk 6o1iOos;
East Goth st; all liens; Nov 1; 81; attorneys,
Goetz & Jacoby, BOZ broadway.
95TH ST rs 1910 Il W OF Amsterdam am
Bloominsdale I'd; Adolph. Behn to Kerloc
Realty Construction co, Inc. 90 PARK Row
mtg $4,000; Nov 1; sl0o; attorney Lawyers
foreclosure. Nov u; Sumner Gerard ref to
ScS M15Sse CO ca9 SsTiy St St. w NGy g.
II c Fredericks Realty Co to Jennie Muller,
N No i :: s.; | sitJrney. Few Edward Burger, %
i iiiTH ST. aos-sIo West sty brk, a7.ex
and CONSTRUCTION Co, 90 West 10Th st:
and g.: all liens Cntg s49. 500; Nov o;
500; attorneys. Morrison & schiff. 800 Broad
i27TH ST 40 IT. of 7th ave. l61ss.ll;
Florence Magonigle TO Sara II LauEhlin $50
Bergen ave, Jersey city mtg k6,UOOt. NOV o.
500: attorney. w II Warner: lis Broadway
126rH ST. n 9, 5058 II OF 18th ave 15.G6I
30 II: Jean X Allison 10 Ella NJ Paxton, 2102
broadway; all liens: Oct 81: 81: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway
12STH ST. West. 3 sly brk. l9x99. II
william s LTon 10 Curtss r Byron. 2224
AIMS ave; oct s; 800; attorney, o Ernst,
10 Broadway.
18TH ST. II West. 3 sty brk 1s.bx99. IL:
T9sr e sans: san l. oS %. s. $780, same
Softer Realty Co 10 Louis Block, ~ East e6th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
APARTMENT HOUSE PLANS.

plans were filed yesterday for the con
struction OF a twelve story apartment
house on tho north side Of lO5th street.
hctween Broadway and West End avenue
for Harry schiff. owner. 1t will have a
frontage OF 1923 feet in the street by los.5
feet ON Broadway and lOo1i feet on the
ayenue. The facade will be of terra Gotta
brick. limestone and granite. 1t VIII De a
flreproof structure and equipped with eie-
vators. Schwartz g. Gross are the archi-
tects The cost has been estimated ct
$40 900. The same architects have filed
plans TO- ten story apartment house
10 be erected at the southwest corner Of
Broadway and 18th street for Donald
Robertson. II VIII have frontage or
lOs feet on Broadway and 1889 feet in
the street. The facade will be Of brick
terra Gotta and granite. 1t will be Are
proof. equipped with an elevator and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08

Bryan l.. Kennedy. representing Caru-
nal Farley and the trustees or 81 fa'-
rick's Cathedral, as chairman OF the Gem
efery committee, has sold the property
comprising thirty-three lots on the north
side Of East 18th street, beginning loV
feet east of First avenue and extending
through to the south side Of East Ltn
street with a frontage Of $50 feet on either
street. to Frank c.. Schlit, who Is 10 re-
sell the lots TO builders. James >. sea-
grave was the broker representing MI
schllt The property was held at SooV'Vo.
The old cemetery was opened in lsI''
Three times the opposition OF descenu-
ants OF those buried there held up the
sale. but Wednesday Justice Newourger
signed the order authorizing the trustees
to sell 1t. No one has been buried IN the
cemetery since 1851, and in 1853 FIVE thou~
sand bodies were transferred to calvary
Cemetery.
G. Tuou & co. have sold for Anthony
GRECO. Of Pennsylvania, the seven STORY
tenement house on the corner OF SULLIVAN
and West Sd streets.
Other sales announced yesterday fol-
low:
SAITH sTREET-EIeC,us T. Baekus has solo
M 20I West saith street, five story teheihe"N
house on a lot 27x102.2 feet. -,,-. -, soIa
l02D STREET-Brysn L. KENNEDY n" vri,h
the Eve story double tenement mouse, ZOO
storce ON lot 25xlCO.I IL feet, No 2lS East 10 ~
street FOR the Rev. Leighton Wiillaihs 70 -,
CHARLES Miller. The property was 70 IA RsnN
offered at auction next Monday by MI hel-
nelly. .. ,,.i.. Conn
i4sTH STREET-The Dakota Hssdy teat
p,ny has sold No 514 to $40 West l4sth street. g.
Two five story fat houses each on plot Az ~
9sil feet The buyer is reported 70 % . t,e
soIe az four houses at that point secured 0S
the Dakota Company last June. W. j. fnl'-
lips was the broker. 80. 49,, oId
Nos 500 and 325 West 5Oth street. Two thIee
story dwelling houses plot SS.4NlOOs1 Feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
BROOKLYN SALES.
quantities

Harvard c. Pyle & Co. have SOLO NO.
aos FULTON street, between Pierrepont anu
clinton streets, q four story business
h,,,,d,pg The sale was made for a b.
,,anar,s IN Nicholas r. Middleton. who
viii extensively alter the BUILDING i0r
cafe .-,,
Frank A. seaver sold the three s1orS
s,ore and fathouse building. on the south-
west. corner OF Fort Hamilton avenue ana
-ott,' street for g. Heuchel. TO an investor
peter p. Sherry sold for John WEBER
W q. Reid avenue Ave story apart
ment house with stores, to Edward n.
a,rsna,, who purchased the adjoining
h%Ilding. No. 25s Reid avenue last week
through the same broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
REALTY NOTES.

The Maze Realty Company will moVe
its offices next week TO No. 1858 Broad
way. near Tooth street The present OF
fees. in East 18th street. are TO be raSeo
10 make way for an apartment house.
Dun & ConRer have been appointed
agents for the northeast corner OF PARK
avenue and seth street; Nos. 1854 and lOSo
Park avenue, southwest corner OF SNh
street, and No - East S7th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, Nos. Il and 10
Vesey street.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
s5TH ST "a West. 8 o, 465 II OF ON
ave 20x75SI 3 sty bldg and stores; SOLO 10
the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Joseph p. Day.
1s1sT ST. 1IS West -, 225 It " OF Len az,
ave ls9xe9.11; 8 sty dwag; sold 10 us
plaintiff for $1,000. ,o,, .,
7TH AVE, 224s, q, 4e.e Il OF lSSa ~
251x1oo; sty tennt; sold to the plsintii
SAB ST. 3s2 East. 8. 275 It W Of 1st ave
2bx100.5; sty tenrnt and stores soio {"
the plaintiff for $4,000. -sor,
10TH ST, 8. 100 n W OF Amste'o
ave, 25&S5; vacant; Withdrawn
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph P. Day
FORDHAM ROAD. 5. 2419 II OF an
drews ave 20 1x90. 6x25. 1xl04.10; vacant
sold to the plaintiff for $1,000.
CLASON'S POINT ROAD, n g. lz2o II
OF Leland ESQ TO Leland 1901; SOLO 10 inc
MURDOCH AVE, s, 100 It n Of Jefferson
ave 0Oxl00; sold to enc plaintiff Tor Sl'Voo'
BY Henry Brady.
ROGERS PLACE, 0s2. e 8, 6124 IT OF
Winchester ave. 80xSl. 7x22. loxsZ4' BY
bldg; sold 10 o Peterson for s3'"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and at.or
ney)
Interest 8 per cent unless otherwise stated
NOVEMBER 7.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 25I3 and 25Ib, t0Iloo;
Shetland Co to Louise NJ Bouer. BlI Met s
Guarantee and Trust co, lT6 broadway,
HENRY ST, 80, 25IS76: Morris Shidlovsky
TO Title Guarantee and Trust Go; Nov y, eue
as per bond; $4,000: address. 176 Broadway
NAGLE AVE, " cor Hawthorne II, lOo1
10; James l Carroll 70 Isabella n buI.-
ham. Yonkers y; Nov q yrs; Ss soS :, NJ
MADISON ST, 4S. l9x536: Michael 4 10.
franc 10 Henry II Jackson 81 al, eITs' W East
92d st; Nov 9; yrs; 5000 att cd Lawyers
SAME PROPERTY; sarne 10 Adrian IL JACK
son. SO Dast 9th st (prior mtg $1,000; NOV D:
sPRISG ST. IS. 10 3x0s.9: John Pa!mi.ri to
LAWYERS Mortgage Co. 80 Liberty -; Nov y;
yrs $40 900; attorney as above.
WASHINGTON ST, 693. 2lxlOl; Tuuns =
Helms Zinc, 10 John Korn, rs Sth ave (prior
mtg SIS OOOJ: Nov 4: due as per bond. 5000;
attorney. W Egan, 25s Broaiwag
I'D AVE, gl4, 20 5x75. HiEmat Realty co 70
Edward c schaefer and ano. trustees, East
Ssth st: Nov 7; we. 4la per cent: so. 600.
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
% 9TH ~ ST. ro" AIS East. 25xs4 Jacob Berlin
Max Cohen. 9s Allen st: Nov :; l ". PER
cent: $1,000: attorney. Bernard Goldberg, l+'
18TH ST. s44 East, 90 s16s Q; Giuseppe Ferri
20 Lion Brewery OF New York CITY 300 %
lumbus ave; Nov 4; demand, per cent s6,-
900: attorneys. Fitch, Mott q Grant, ~ Mas
85TH ST, as and 40 West: sty brk, BOX
ss o; Clara F ogden 10 Lawyers Mortgage co,
80 Liberty st; Nov o. 3 yrs; $4,000; attorney,
Lawyers title Insurance and Trust co, $50
Broadway. n
42D ST. =. 100 ~ OF 18th ave. 6Or9s 3;
Samuel Mcmillan To New York Savings Bank,
81 sth ave: Nov @; due rs per bond; sI5'OOo'
attorneys. Webber d Weber. ] Beekman Fl.
9th ST. =, 6T.10 II Of ST Ann 8 ave,
| - 4x1CO 9x30. sxlOO9; Kerloc Realty and con-
struction Co Gnc) TO Adolph Bern. S2l Dist e.
Brooklyn prior mtg $4,000; Nov j: ! yr. q
per cent: 81 1000; attorney, Lawyers THO IN
surance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway
18Th ST. $. 1877. 10 II " OF Amsterdam
ave % 4x1Oo 9x2Ox1OO9; Ksrloc Realty and
Construction Inc TO Nathan Packard and
ano. All West End ave prior mtg sl9op)'
Nov 1 due az per bond $3.50; attorney,
Joseph Rosenwog 90 Nassau st
12STH ST, n s, 1865 n OF 9th ave lS.bN
90 IL: Curtiss T Byron to Lawyers Mortgage
co. 30 Liberty st: Nov G; yrs. $1,000; attor-
ney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co
1GO Broadway.
12sTH ST, s. 1875 Z. ". Of 9th ave, lsx
% II same TO came; Nov g; yrs; $1,000
attorney same.
lG3D ST. $, SOL n of Park ave. 24.1ox
-; Hazel NJ shannon 70 Athos Realty Co, 81
Nassau ST. Nov 4. prior mtg $4,000; instaIs'
per cent; 50, 800.
iG3D ST. 4B5 West. 25x112.6: Mary Demp-
scy to Elizabeth 7 Cagney. Van Corlear
pl Nov /: due as per bond: So COO attorneys,
x & r J OGorman 81 Chambers ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
APARTMENT HOTELS.
HOTEL IRVING

20 Gramercy Park. Goth ST.. near 4th Ave-
The only hotel in this part OF the city
adapted for refined families: liza rooms and
bath. furnished or unfurnished. American
and European plans Parlor. bedroom and
bath. $40 per week and up for two persons
American plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
UNFURNisHEO APARTMENTS.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
BEAUTIFUL NEW LIGHT

BAY RIDGE APARTMENTH
s1st St, 4th and 9th ayes. 4. rooms:
hath. all modern improvements; hot water.
steam heat, electric light; vacuum cleaning:
average rent. $3.50 to $2s; must be seen
lines and L; 30 minutes Park Row. Gentiles
only. Amply on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY TRADE.

The E Sharum Company sold 20 client
a cottage, on a plot S7xl56 feet, on River
Road Bogota, n. J. Ten lots at eoutn-
ampton, n. Y, were given rs part pas-
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
The Bronx.

BoYNToN AVE. 8, 95.il q n Of West
chester ave, 4oIlOo: Hudton Terrace Realty
Sp S TO mtg roo 600 Nov g. yrs per cent
$500; attorneys Title Guarantee and Trust
Co, 176 broadway.
BAINBRIDGE AVE, n cor 18TH 81. ok
90: Thomas ] DOYLE ST. et NJ TO Title Guar
antee and Trust Co, 116 Broadway; Nov .,
due, &c, az pcr bond: $500 attorney. Title
| Guarantee and Trust Co, 176 Broadway
CROroNA AVE. =. 1907 IT n OF fremont
| ave, 25x95l Margaret Wales 10 George w
| Glover, q DomiIick ST. Nov 6. yrsi $1,000;
attorney Smith Williamson. ae4 Alexander
CRoToNA AVE. 8. 4s.4 Il OF Elmwood
p, 25x9 t8s1 Margaret A wales TO a M 1rai
| attorney. Smith Williamson, 3e4 Alexander
ave.
PLAN g ed2 sSs , Ma4bsy itI
| West l05th st: Nov o: due, &c, as per bond
$500: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust
j JAc c1S 6,lS" AVE, EOS. $. 75r1oo; Mary
scheid 10 German Savings Bank, I57 ith ave:
Nov 4; yrs: 81. 900; attorney Title Guarantee
Taylor William P McGrory to Agnes @ W
RSsf Is 9ndSa E1P S Soy due oct e
L LOT 81, blk g map Sec ]. Morris Park lot
2ll lots. part Downing estate: Rachel Bailey. 70
Mendel Marcus, 25s East 13sth ST; Nov g; in
stalls. per cent 5000; attorney. Isaac Levison
LOTS 400 10 3I6 500 to 36s. map 800 lots
owned by. Hunts Point Realty Co; Hunts
Point Realty Go 10 Emma W Cone. 1850 Broad
way; Nov O. yrs. per cent: 1000; attor-
neys, stroock & sroock. 1870 Broad st.
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