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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
HOLD FIAhcE
IN DIETz CASE

ny United Press fsasad Jvtr.
CHICAGO. April Working
on the theory that Geo Dietr. a
ladies' tailor. was murdered 10
ayenze the death ~ Edna Fred
rickson. a candy dipper. and dance
hall frequentcr. Chicago police
caused the arrest 60 Milwaukee to-
day Of Geo Riuelcy. the young
girls nance. Miss Frcdrlckson
died last March after a criminal
operation
Reports sny Ringer claims he
never heard 81 Dletz He will be
brought here.
Geo HATS, a private detective. as
srts that a Swede whom be ar.
-ested last night has confessed TO
he Dletz murder The police.
however. deny this and say they In
end 20 release the Swcde today
Lillian Dixon. alias Dearborn.
who "a alleged 70 have introduced
the Fredrlckson girl 10 men. was
,aken into custody today and held
for examination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
FURTH CASE
WILL GO TO
JURY TODAY

BEILlNoAAm. April t6,-oid
Jacob Furth know that ". e..
sehricker & Co.. bankers. were IN.
solvent prior 20 April 10, 1927
Did Furth eonspire with E. W. An
drews, r. V. Ankeny and Daniel
kelleher. associate officers In the
Seattle National bank. 10 aid
sehrieker IN keeping his bank open
after knowledge Of Insolvency.
Were any aetu performed IN pur-
suanee Of such conspiracy BY Jacob
Fur;h or his alleged eo-eonspIratorsf
These three questions must De an
swered IN the affirmative. accord.
ing 20 tho instructions given by
Judge Hardin. before rhe jury can
find Jacob Fur'h. tho glan, Anan-
cier OF the Pacific Northwest
guilty
Tho court ruled that 10 precise
agreement had 20 be entered nto 20
form n conspiracy. but that gen
cTal understanding or a concerted
action was sufficient
Judge iiardlus Instructions were
given following the noon recess
Tuesday. and Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney John Corrisnn % Seattle
began his argument. which was con
tinucd "Wednesday Jacob Fnrth
was the only witness called for tho
defense
Following COrriEan. Attorneys T
20 Newman and r G. Hughes were
70 present arguments today for the
defense. and Prosecuting Attorney
Brawley 90 conclude for tho state.
Judge Hardin expressed the desire
OF having the arguments concluded
so that the case may 10 20 the jury
Wednesday night. though be fixed
no riEid limit for argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
"CASCARETS" FOR
SICK HEADACHE
It's your inactive liver and
bowels-You need Cas-
carets sure.

You're bilious. you have a throb
bing sensation IN your head. a bad
taste In your mouth. your eyes
burn. your skin is yellow. with
dark rings under your eyes. your
lips are parched. No wonder you
feel ugly. mean and ill-tempered.
Your system is full OF bile not
properly passed OF. and what you
need is a cleaning M inside. Don't
continue being a bilious nuisance
10 yourself and those who love you.
and don't resort % harsh physics
that irritnte and iniure Re
member that most disorders 81 the
stomach. liver and intestines can
be quickly cured By morning with
gentle, thorough Cascarets-they
they work while you sleep. A 10
cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean
stomach sweet and your head clear
for months. Children love 10 take
Cascarets, because they taste good
and never grippe or sicken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
GREAT NORTHERN TO
BUILD SNOWSHEDS

Two thousand men win DO en-.
ployed by the Great Northern this
summer at Wellington 90 build two
and zone half miles OF snow sheds.
whore the serious slides occurred
last winter Fifteen million feet OF
lumber and $4,000 barrels 90 oc.
ment have already been purchased
Tor the work. which viii cost when
complete gi.5O0.000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
TOOTH MISSING. ONE OR
MORE1

Let us replace them without
plate. Our work ls guaranteed 20
look and feel natural and is as
good az your own teeth ever were
our famous Cosmetic Plates restore
the youthful lines which you loa'
when your teeth were extracted
Remember. our prices are eycep.
tionally low Regular extra heavy
$40 gold crowns S. Regular $40
plates g.
Our guarantee IS the ono that
protects you. 70 "a signed by the
nn.ratnr and mnnngor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
FRISCO TO LAUNCH
TWO SUBMARINES

ny United f-rss frrs-f Nirr
SAN FRANCISCO. April is
when the submarines III and ii.2
leave the ways az the Union Iron
Works early no1t month Il vii be-
tho first double launching this city
has over Witnessed The vessels
are 90 PER- cent completed t0tay.
and now await only the "nxiu's ."
Three moro submarines are under
construction and when they are
completed. san Francisoo's contri
button 70 the mosquito fleet VIII
hRvo been notable one I; ia
planned 20 make the twiu launch
ing big event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
PROFESSOR
GIVES OUT
STATEMENT
University Won't Accept
Resignation of Instruct
or Who Slew Laundry
Driver

Nv rattsd rress leased Wire
MINNEAPOLIS. April Ia
Prof. Oscar olson, declared
mot guilty" Of the murder Of
Clyde Darling on an un~rltten
law plea. together with his
wife and daughter. arc holding
a family reunion In the home Of
his aged mother In MonteVtdeo.
MINI. They VIII continue TO
live together.
Prof. Olson has Issued the
following statement;
~ am satisfied with the trial
could not have expected more
In the way Of 4 verdict. Mrs.
Olson and I wish 70 thank the
public press md the general
public for the fair confederation
we have received. and wish that
an understanding public viii
permit Us 20 resume our home
relations In peace and happl'
ness. insofar as we are con-
eerned the case Is absolutely
closed and sealed"
Mrs. Olson. waiting In her
home. threw herself IN the arms
Of her husband after his ae-
qulttal. Little Jean, the Agar
old daughter. tugged a, the
hands Of \ friend % the fam
lily while father and mother
were locked In close embrace.
~ want 20 90 20 papa" she
said. At her call ;he professor
released his wife and dropped
TO his knees.
"My baby grill" he cried. as
tears ran down his cheeks
The University o. Minnesota
authorities have refused 20 &C
cept the professors rcsiana-
tion and he may resume his for
rser work. Il is thought. how
ever. that he will 60 10 new
fields,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
SEATTLE MAN WILL
GET u. s. JUDGESHII

awake nights. The choice hitheri
rested between Judge William
Moore, an original Wilson man, 4
Judge J. T. Ronald. a Missouri
who naturally was a Clark So
porter. The factional warfare h
grown so great between these "
that Judge Cicero H. Hawkins
being doomed for tho positioi
Hawkins was a Clark man. but J
fought valiantH with the Wilso
ties against the "handpicking Is
tics made prominent by Hugh va
lace. George Turner and Others
the Walla Walla convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
BURNS TO DEATH
IN PRISON CELL

STERLING. M April is-
Michael Sellers WAS burned 20 death
So hts cell here today when prison
crs On the county iall set fire 20 that
structure On an attempt go escape.
Sheriff Wahl wna badly burned
while reacuinE prisoners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
8-HOUR LAW FOR
THE GAMERS ONLY

OLYMPIA, April l6.-The clause
eXempting cannerics from the wo-
mems S-hour law applies only 20
women actually employed ia can
ming, and not 10 other work in such
establishments. This was decided
by the supreme court in the What
com county case ~ the state
against the Pacific American Fish.
cries company. n was held the
company had no right 10 employ
Mrs n. y Schrlmscher In the lac
quer department more than eight
houra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
Give FREE FARE
TO EMICRANTS

BY Trfef Press leased WIRE
BERLIN. April with the T..
S. trying 10 stem the tide % imml-
grafton. Argentina and Brazil are
outhIdding each other for German
Immigrants an immigration agent
has contracted 10 deliver 1000 emil
grants from Germany. Holland and
Belgium this spring. for whom free
transportation will be furnished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
DISCUSS ADS

Members Of the King County
Medical association held the boards
at the Ad club meeting Tuesday
Drs. j. G. Moore, II j. Davidson,
II. V. Wurdemann and Bruce
Elmore pave talks on the ethics
Of the profession which prohibited
It's members from advertising
President Vradenburg OF the Ad
club said he would call another
meeting for tho medlcoB at some
time IN the future to convince Thorn
that their ethics and advertising
were not irTeconcllable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16

THE LADIES OF THE ST
Marks SETTLEMENT HOUSE.
SIS Western av.. Will give n very
entertaining program IN the pres
emit Canadian club rooms 230.3t.32
Henry Bldg. Thursday evening.
April r. Some ~ the prominent
musicians 10 the city viii partici
pate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
Absorbs Skin, Chases
Wrinkles-Young Again

Tho shock az bcholdinE oneself In y
glass after mine long weeks abed. ness1
causes relapse Tho faded face, ~
It's lines Of illness and worry, sec
thirty years older.
This is the rescue; Procure an ouns.
OF ordinary mcrcolized WAX az the -
store. srrcad on ike cold cream w.
ing Il or next morning Applied nighes.
this apparently absorbs the wlths.1
skin. so gently you experience no diseo-)
fort Upon the morn the pallid eoH|
pl,xion has entirely given way 20
OF youthful color and loveliness, -
And there isn't wrinkle. TINS -
TO o. wash lotion made hy dissolvinE :.
ounce % powdered saNoiite In hall ~
witch hazel The daily face baih an
dispersed every line Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
MOTH

THE LONGFELLOW MOTH.
Frs CIRCLE viii hold its regular
monthly meeting IN the LonEfcllow
school Thursday AZ . 30 p. M All
members are invited 20 10 present
An entertaining program has been
arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
Regal Dental Offices

Or. L. r CLARK. o. D. s. me 7ger)
1905 Third Ave. N W. Cor Union.
NOTE-arLn1 thLa hd 9dtt Yar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16

CLOSE TO a hundred former res.
dents 81 Michigan. and now living
here. will take advantage OF the
excnrainn 10 MIchLgan. Juno 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
SEE MYSTERIOUS
WAR BALLOON

SEASIDE. or. April IS The
resident8 % this seaside resort arc
wrought up over the reported ac.
Invites % a dlririble balloon in THE
vicinity Several persons claim 70
have seen tho BALBOA sailing over
tho ocran and south from the
mouth ~ the Columbia river Capt
John Anderson sAyt he had he air.
craft under observation for ten
minutes with tho AID % marine
glasses and that he could discern
three men aboard one of whom
Ans pecriug through a telescope.
another seemed 20 be- taking notes
and the third acting rs he'msman
According to thr reports 10 9th
cra. tho bag vas seen go come from
the direction u ~ Stevens and
then disappear around Tiliamook
head. 10 tho south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16
BOLD LOT, THIS
WAGON GANG

This moonlight stuff may be
hunkydory for Romoos and Juliets.
Some amateur crooks may be
found working In tho dark. too.
But leave It to the initiate to tran
sact their business in broad day
Hight.
They drove up Tuesday after
noon to First av. S ana Yesler
calmly lifted a box containing 5000
worth Of merchandise belonging to
A. Bridge & CO.. piled 1t into their
wagon, and drove of,
The police are looking for them
now
OLYMPIA. WIN. NJ Goldman
was chosen chairman Of the public
service commission upon the rcturn
Of the commissioners from Eastern
Washington Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-16

Socialist national speaker Rob
ert knight. president United Mine
Workers Colorado. labor Temple
sunday. p. m. Orchestra music
SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03

LAWYERS, Title Insurance and Trust Co e
Daniel +; Seybe: $500.
Isaac Polstein to Jacob ID Levy: 81
Everett Levy to Emandee Holding Cor
| P' LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Esther suru,,
S2e. 900. ~. vi, r.. -
500. oo
Jennie b Ferguson to Title Guarantee and
Poy Rleier 10 Isldor Monhelmer; 500
samuel Winters 20 Nagram Realty Co; 81
George Groz to John w Grolz. 500
Rosa |, Barg0ghi and anO 10 Title Guar
autee and Trust Co: $1,000.
Alfred Harris. trus. to same; Sl-h
Pailipp Weber AMI ano to Philpp Weber
SiiEG Glth NJ De NJ Huitfeldt to Georte +
Jones; $4,000. ,
samuel u SOuthmayd TO Lincoln Trust Coz
Wv c Reed to william Shibe: ST.
Harry Davis TO Elizabeth stenmuller,
Henry Morgenthau co to Richard stein.
Robert y Rothneld and ano. exr. to Dora
Schafer; $4,000. , =, 80,
Julia b h Harmon TO Margaret Riker.
Kari G Faber to Title Guarantee and Trust
y jacob S55' Geitner to East Bay Land and In
provement 90; 81
n Walker TO Bowery savings Bank; S.
OCG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER 2

GOTH ST. q g. 100 II n Of Broadway 80 ex
100. 207th ~. s.. 1872 6 n OF Brnswav. 81. *
100, Marcus Nrthan AIT Montgomery Maze e
al action 20 compel conveyance. etc). attor-
neys. Curtis. M8lict. Provost q Colt.
>IH AVE. 81. Veronica Mock e. al AZ
Vincent l. Leonard et al foreclosure OF MFG:
attorney, Harris.
JTH AVE. s. lot sol. map % Lac5rA
Park. Bronx. Edward Cassidy ast Hon-ra
CASSIDY et al partition. attorney. " Foster.
25TH ST. lJ+ and l55 West: Ferdinand Han
et al agt Matthias Makaus e al foreclosure o.
mtg) attorneys. ElNis. Gleason & Pasksuer.
18TH ST &c and = West: Charles Diamond
agt Carrie Lyons action 20 foracloSe me-
ctanic's licu). attorney A N SchwarE
LcNGFELLOW ST. 5. $50 n OF Ia
fayctte ave. l53.lX irreg: Albert J Leon al
Broad Really co 90 al foreclosure Of mtg; az
tCrney. p L1tting
10TH ST. n v cor Gramercv Park. lioxS66.
Hack Bros & Co agt New York City M!ss.o3
and Tract Society % al action 20 torecloss
mechanics lierl. attorneys. BENJAMIN, Shep-
ard HOugnton & TaylCr
AMSTERDAM AVE 1865; Joseph II Schwa-tE
ast Joseph iarfnkel 20 nj foreclosure q mtg;
attorneys. krakower s. Peters
10TH ST. 1875 and i2S West: Henry Friedman
aSt Carolyne VI Swiney et al action % fore
close mechanics lenl. attorney W Bryant.
It'll AVE, cor 2Sth st. IS iN56 II. Max
NJ WaTburs agt 2Sth street and Seventh Ave-
nue. Realty Co et al foreclosure OF rltgl: at
torncys, StrCOck * StroOck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF 'ss'e)
CLAREMONT AVE. " cor ~ l2'th ST. :
rooms. George Noak.s TO Hans krause, yrs
and II mos from nov /, 1913. Sl.-'o. address
Duane sT 1856. FIRST floor. John Balm. jr.
10 Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe co, }rs from
Nav l. 1914. 81 $50, address. Oh premises.
EXTENSION 10 Ter New -. NorW RIVER ,
CITY OF New York 90 Ocean steamship co OF
Savannah. g yrs and : mos from oct -, l'l"'
= 3 q per square foot. address. Pier 30. u
EXTENSION 90 Pier New IL, North RIVER .
Cty ~ New York 20 ID, l. r x x 90; term
expiring June ]. 1872. 25h.c per square loot
address go West st. 49,
13iTH and 18TH ats. East. The Bronx;
East 18th - East River. with hulkhead ct
cav OF New York 10 New York and College
Point Ferry Go. 10 yrs from sept J.. l'l5. =
per cent OF gross receipts. address. l'' last
soi.TuERN BOULEVARD. 1855: store;
Morris FelImsn and ano 70 Jacob Fri"dm9u;
> yrs from May ], 1919. N.2Vo, address, 30
isT AVE aG5. store. Anna Lutz 20 George
Conldarcs and ano o yrs from Dec !. 1873
81 800. address. 1856 LIST ave.
% AVE. 1901; all. Minnie Michel 70
Michael krocnkc: 10 yrs from May J. 81 100
30 AVE. GO. store. MARY Mcguire 90
Christian q " Grassmtuu. yrs from Dec
l. 1913. Si2O. address. Cu3 81 ave"
18Th Ir. ~ West II dNluo5. the land'
trustees Columbia college 70 George r Brew
er. u yrs from May !, 1909. SL6J'' address
laTH sT. 30 West. part store. Harris
aug -. 1914. $50. address, premises
I52D ST 80 East. al. J VI Hafen
Brewing 60 10 Abe II isl"r. yrs from oct
l. 1918. 500. address 3N5 East 1924 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
nECEMBER 2.

HOME ST. g s. 514 - e ~ simpson ST.
.Oxil2 3xJOxtOG3; Muglers Iron Works agt
Keibcrt Construction Co. owner ana gYntrac-
% E,VE. 1850: David Weinberg agt Raphael
Prayer owner and contractor; 500
BROADWAY. 8, whole front bet Dist and
52d SITS. 20lXl03 Tx irreg; JULIUS o!asef e son
agt Girarl Trust co u Philadelphia, owner:
Martin q Ferguson and Albany Apartment
Corp. contractors; 1925 20
18TH ST. 3G and 81 West; g II Southland
90 AIT estate OF Timothy Kelley, owner;
Bernard Johnson. contractor; Sill ~
18TH ST, 30 and - West; North Side Hoist
ing co, Inc. at estate OF Timothy Kelley,
owner Van BegTen se Estate 'eS''s' i''"1a
10th ST. 400 West, Regina Braun agt y 2
Real Estate Security co. owner; McF!ckar-
.Gaillard Realty co. contractor; >2i1 -.
BEAVER ST. So TO 90; Nathan Romanoys
AIT Beaver Realty co. owner; T. Ha.back
& 90. contractor; Chas Pluemacher sub
HRGtDWAY. 2ea5: Jeremiah DAILY ag, More
wood Realty Holding CO. owner: Lanshan
Hotel co, lessee; Dover Boiler Works con-
TOR FSSo9RF's{Y 4Ti1HIfE. AVE, %; Morris Hochb.rs
ort MAJ prince owner: Israel FREEMAN,
Louis Yelarsiy and II Kemper' contractors
SiTH ST. 2o5 and POT East; John Byrns
agt Catharine NJ Sanders, owner; Black
Garage co. Inc. owner and contractor; S325.
BROADWAY, AZ; Garrett Wright ag:
Real Estate Security Co. owner and
TINTON AVE. TAT; Max sohwebish ct a.
agt Joseph Donders. owner; John duastel9
contractor: $50.
141sT ST, go West; Joseph Tino 4 Co
agt Ess En- Construction GO. owner; Petes
Cerra e Son, contractors s57 %
lO6TH ST. 2l2 and pa East; Charles
Hecht sgt G Tuoti & Co, owners and con-
tractors: S3i
MONTERREY AVE. sw cor 1T9th 81. BOAT
NJ7l0: Manhattan Grille Co, Inc agt angel
Construction co. owner; Niagara Wood
Working Co Inc. contractor; S2O4 "a
WASHINGTON ST. 449 Michael Fleck
agt Daniel Edgar. Newbold Edgar and Herr
mann Cannon, eXrs. owners; Power Bros,
contractors: Feldman & Bigel. sub-contrao-
tors: 500 10.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, cor 10th ST.
y: Peter Tavolaccl agt Nontross Realty
&C. owner; Albion Construction Co. Charles
Buck Construction co and 1874 Building CO..
Inc. contractors and owners: Sl7sjo.
SAITH ST. go West; Harry Schlen1H aSt
Charlotte Lee. owner and contractor. SIC
S4TH ST, 252 West: same agt same. SIS.
siTH ST. pa West; same aEt same. 500.
siTH ST. 256 West; same agt same. Si04.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03
@AeRfAal. Estate Est
Apartments in Bronx
Figure in Exchange

Mr.. Rosen negotiated that deal as wen
as the sale of No. 952 Aldus street Tor
Maran & Son, recently reported.
The D. H. Jackson Realty Company has
sold TO Nathan Hutkon. No. $40 Beck
street five-story fiat. on plot iOXlVo feet'
between Intervale and Longfellow ave
nues. The property was given in eX-
change for the loft building, Nos 2Oi ana
2G6 Greene street, recently reported sold
p. Steinman e Son negotiated the trans
action.
Collins Toan & Co. sold for William
Seitz, the iive-story apartment house
Nos. 16l and 1G3 EdgecomDe avenue, on
plot 5oxlc0. to a client, who gives in part
payment seventeen lots on Hollis avenue
Jamaica. l.. ].
Henry Brady sold for the Thomas j..
Hamilton estate No. 3l2 West 9th street
a three-story dwelling. l66X9S9 feet, TO
Alexander Hamilton.
Kurz & Cren, Inc. have sold for August
Costing. No. 729 East l65th street, a
three story franz building with store, on
a lot of 9OxSO feet, TO an investor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name ana address OF grantee and attor
{ , per cent unless otherwise stated.
Manhattan.
lJkCFNlBER 2

AMSTERDAM AVE " 8. 2Tx1oO; Emily
Hurry ct al. eNrs, to Emigrant Industrial Saw
inss Bank, 81 Chambers ST. Dec .. Sl3O 0l: at
torncys. K ~ T. O'Gorman. ~ Chambers Il.
,tANAL ST cor Chystie st. 43.lx irSg:
~ canal street 60. Inc. 10 Albert Jarmulow-
sky, = E1st 92i ST. IT al, exrs OJrior mtg
500 ~ol. Dec /: ! ", Il per cent: so. OOo; at
i,oThcy, Law, ers Title Insurance ana Trust 60.
100 Br01dwdv
HESTER ST, and :. n $. 5oxloO: Morris
Fein to Morris Kashowitz zoo West Il2th st
trr.or mtg 81 jUW, Dec !. yrs q per cent.
$1,000 attorney, J Reithcr. PSI Broadway.
LOT 81. map lots I'm 18th Ward: Lulu 4
Griffin to John Dufry. 81 Marble hin ave: 2
yrs. 90 per cent; Nov -; 5000. attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance CO. 100 Broadway.
AVE ST NICHOLAS. $50. = cor l58th ST
u 1Nio 2AlINSo; Rodger = O'Neill 20 Susan
Plant. 500 Ave 81 Nicholas prior mtg 50 OOO).
Dec /; yrs $500 attorney Title Guarantes
and Trust co. li6 Broadway
lST AVE. " cor 18TH 81. 2Jx75; Donate
Braceo ct al 10 Emisrant Industrial Savings
Bank. 81 Chamber -; Dec >; ) yrs: s.. 900.
attorney. y. J. Mcclure. II chambers ST.
Y % AVE. " s., 400 II II % 10Th st. 2yn70:
Marcus Fricilander 20 Nathan Heilman. al
East Goth 81 prior mtg 5000. Dec |: due az
per bond $500; attorney Irving Kate. Is
ID AVE. DISC. 41sxloo; Basomc Construction
Go to Julia Jones, 10 Willow ave, BROOK
lyn prior mtg $4,000 Nov ~: due as per
bond; SlslV; attorney, John j Jones, IS Lib
orty 81.
TN AVE. 1852, 8. 2OxoSo: Patrick J
81 600
itTH ST. 2i7 West 2SxiOo: Charles 4 pd,cr
mayer to Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Go, 100 broadway: Dec =. yrs: $4,000
nth Sr, us 10 To- East 90 1lN754: NJ Il
W Realty 20 TO Martha Schlesinger $50 East
l5sth Z prior mtg SlGOoW: Dec | VIZ. Il
Per cent $500; attorney Max Arens 27i
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same to Henry r Mol
ter Providence, r prior mtg 10000; Dec
| , Yrs, % per cent; $1,000: attorney Law
years Title Insurance 60. 100 broadWav
Path ST, IA West. 2JN9SD .. Emily A
Hurry 81 al, cXrs. to Emisrant Industrial say
ings Bank, ~ Chambers st: Dee .: 3 yrs; SO o.
600: attorneys, & r O'Goman, 81 Cham
hers st.
a6rH ST. s. 23j.o II e OF eth ave. e,Sas q
Elnney Mathews Corporation to BENJAMIN
Blossom and ano. trustees, Garden CITY Lang
Island. yrs; Dec =; S3s, 600; attorney. Law
yers Title Insurance 60. 100 Broadway
18TH ST, 81 West. 2I6xt0O.5 leasehold:
Frederick II Coerr to Everett A Levy. . Mar,
BILE Hi ave; Dec |; yrs: $40 600; attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway
nth 81, 100 West sty brk aOxl0o ..
Elizabeth A HOLSTER to Title GUARANTEES and
Trust Co, iI6 Broadway, due as per bond Nov
9STH ST, s. 400 n W or Central parl,
West 50Nl00.11; Alols Phtzer To Creszens
Chamas. 80 Linden 81, Brooklyn prior mtg
$4,000. due as per bond June %; $3.50: at
torney. Jacob Schauf. SOS Park ave.
iJiTlI ST, =, 10 II OF T.h ave, lISx7l O.;