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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04

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tie politiihe Gntrehtun9 Der Heaer I'm
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benn bisldnq bdt jebe 8prausiaeun8
fid als unrihtig erpieien. Die PRO
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Die Qropbe3eiunqen Der qreHe Iagsn.
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DUNG uQf,, oaruus beIttmmte S6IuNt
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Der 2situngen IprdteH Die Baihingto'
ner Rorreipnnoenten Der oer1hi@osneI
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nuno oes 9rGiiDsntI61fts 5ermins in
Serdt niht pafIiren iperce. 2lber II
ben JuQs odrauf Tolgenosn Rummsrr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
REALTY NOTES.

Pea 20 & Gilman on April y Will remove
their downtown office from NO. 100 Drodu-
wav TO the Liberty Tower at NO. % i-io-
erty street. , r....,,,,,, Gam
nanv is making h building loan or SlooVVV
20 Tho No 100 West 18th Street COMPANY
mon their property No. 100 west Zs..,
street. which they recently purcnaseu, ~,
the purpose of erecting i"eite "a :,
mercantile building. when is 10 ne ie 80,
for occupancy the latter part Oh llc - -
ing fall The New York Tltle IiIS o,, 60 ~
Company is also making TWO loan So-, ~
S.. 900 each on the north side VI the
street. 100 feet west of Broadway, 70 tne
Waze Realty Company, FOR the purpose
of erecting two 1--WE story apai t ill.,,
nouses which are to be ready LOT o'0"
pancy in the early fall l,...,,,oov
The Title Guarantee * trust 'oii le,i
loanei on first mortgage S6O,UoJ 10 oo,o-
mon Brooks on the church properly ~
Gated at the northerly side or Z3th SURE
and the westerly side Of Seventh avenue
This mortgage is for three years.
Ewing Bacon q Henry have reHo'eu
their Offices from No. 30 Church street ~
the Architects Building, NO; iOl rdl
avenue. \ downtown office VIII be mann ~
tanned in the Hudson Building, NO o.
Broadway. e.. ,,o
NJ & l.. Hess. Inc. have placed for the
Realty Holding Company with the Metr i.',
politan Life Insurance Company Il NE.
MORTGAGE loan OF $1,000 for ten years AZ
So per cent for five years ana per ceht
for five vears. on the new sixteen STORY
and basement building situate AT ths
northwest corner Of 29th street ana
Fourth avenue. being lO,6 feet on the
avenue and 50 feet on the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
Manhattan.

ESSEX ST. 1876 e. e l7.6x50. BecAe.man %
TO Abraham Hapron 80 LenoN ave. April IL;
due as per bond, 5000, attorney MyIsfh-
stern. $50 Broadway.
HENRY ST. iC5 and 1871 n s. 43sx75yi3.:x
-. Rabbi Jacob Joseph school 70 Niilaul l.
Condit Hobolen y J; April IA, yrs: so
900: attorneys. James school 10 bIoaa-
KENMARE ST. o. p cor cleveland Place.
100 OK: Augusta Liebe.tZ 10 New York Title
Insurance co. l35 Broadway. April a. SIS.
LEXINGTON AVE 1885. s. l5sx75 Mar
T, NrCafferty % Charlotte e. Hall. : East isih
81; April >: 3 yrs. 5000 attorney. Law es
Title Insurance and Trust CO. 100 htoeN%Ss.
Lemon AVE. 8 cor 1920 SO. 33.sX''. reeve
nue. Realty co 20 Henry = kroger 49, l.enoA
ave prior mtg $4,000. Apni 10, D ST, pel
cent. 8 eco. attornef. Title 1ualahtee anu
Trust CO. l1G Broadway. ,.,.
MONROE ST. 2-6. 2JN one lai uIo-n'
Morris Goldberg 10 Emgraut ladus.Iiai 90
ings Bank. II chambers - April J.. F" VIZ
SIS. 600: attorney. r Mcclure, 81 1haih-
NAEGI,E AVE. Do p cor Arden So. lioNlsi,
Hensle Construction 90 10 WiIam AlsA-.
Mount Vernon. y. Apru 10; Nm ~ y,
cent. go: attorney. + Snow. ID - 81 =.
WOOSTER ST. lI9 20 ~. s .t.'NI'
coIor,on Rrools 10 Nathan Harrison Realizes
al park Row (prior mtg Sl"loVvl. ApIi %,
" 4 per cent. Si1 900. attorney, llie N-a'''
Zee ana Trust &c l7G Br0adway. ,,.,
% AVE. n = cor l0lst 81 -. llX''' he,I
ur,,,ksl 80 Michael Halrern. 3ei East lois p
t,,rior mtg sd 800. April -; ltF' p"
cent. So 900 attornei. Hons =" "'~'|
"1 ,s-tf sr $40 n "a ~ 81 ave. 25xlod6;
W. o,Neu 10 Bank for savings ID me -
~ NV York 80 4th ave, April u. . VIZ.
per cent: So 900. attorneys. strong n '''""'
oe I>T sg : ST a. 10 II OF Avenue 4. 25y2:
Frank Vottel Dr. 90 LUcien y 'h'sr' "a
France. March ~. 3 yrs. a. per cent? N'''''
attorney. Louis F Braun ~ u---- =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18

\ big high class apartment house sec
ton is likely to be formed at and near
,ed street and Lexington avenue There
will he al this point an express subway
station of the Lexington avenue line. now
being built, and this subway project Will
make the section within easy reach OF all
the principal districts of the greater CITY
An indication Of the increased attrac-
tiveness of the section 10 speculative
builders was shown yesterday by the saie
Of the old private dwelling houses. NO.
10 East I'D street. on a lot 3x1i.4 feet,
for George Thompson. and also Nos. loi
and l56 East 72d street on plot "oA'f.t
feet. TO Edgar A. Levy. The houses au-
Join the property at the southeast corner
Of Lexington avenue. which was recently
sold bv the same brokers TO Mr.. Levy
He also owns Mo-. g93 and 995 Lexington
avenue.
On the entire plot which is 1JXiOii feet
he will build a twelve story apartment
house.
4 leading feature of the sale market
Yesterday was the purchase by an IN
vestor from William II. Cheseorough'
through Horace s Ely q co. OF the con-
verified dwelling at No. East 18th street
The property is four story slrue'u' e
on lot 2o.sx9S9 feet. adjoining building al
the southeast corner Of Fifth avenue oc-
cupied by the Pennsylvania Railroad ana
Is directly opposite the Calumet Cluo ana
the church Of the TRANSPORTATION.
Other sales reported yesterday are as
follows:
1l2TH STREET. WEST Max j. hlrih t,.'
n, and ~ West il2th street. a SIX s'oiy ap~''
ment house. on plot 5oNloo II teel ~.
G5rH STREET. HcnFy ~ w Ils"s ~ ,,.1
street. a four story and basement stone non,
dwelling. ON lot 2iXs25 feet. located = IeeS
east Of Madison avenue. Inc purchaser VIII
occupy the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
THE COTTON MARKET
Old Crop Options Strong and
General List Closes Higher.

Old crop deliveries were source q
strength in the cotton market yesterday.
and the liquidation by long interests.
which few days ago drove the premium
OF II points over July 10 a discount Of
4 or points. was reversed by short buy
ing. which carried the option back TO
a premium of or points over July, Y
points over Wednesday, close, and 70
points above the low level Of last Tues
day. There was no important demand for
the new crop options. but offerings were
light and the general list showed a net
gain cf TO 10 points for the day There
is a general admission that at the present
price Of May contracts the local stock
of spot is comparatively low priced as
compared with other domestic or foreign
markets. Southern holders are not APP
parently disturbed by fluctuations in The
May option or by new crop preparations,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
BROOKLYN SALES.

Dr. A. W. Lawrence sold his home on
the southwest corner Of Bedford avenue
and Ross street To- Charles l. Mandcl, a
collar manufacturer, who intends TO erect
a modern apartment building on the site,
a plot j0SX9s.9 feet.
j. d. H. Bergen & Son sold for Augusta
Williams the three story brick iiathouse
No 3l2 Court street; also for the Scandl-
navian Mission to the New York Home
Missionary Society No. los Carrol street,
a two story frame house. which Will be
used as an Italian mission house; also FOR
the Franklin Trust Company, as trustee
the dwelling house No ij2 Prospect ave-
nue.. and for Ella :. Robinson TO Arthur
r. Lamb No 337 Degraw street, three
story dwelling house.
The McIntire Building Company has
sold to J. H. Mclntire No. 1868 East Sth
street. Wildwood Manor.
t. \. Konter has sold for j. Shaut 70
A. Goebel No. 81 Palmetto street, a SIX
family nathouse.
b. J. Sforza has sold for Dennis Done
gan No. 1866 59th street. two family cot
tage. on plot 40xloo feet.
The Westwood Realty Company has
sold No. 3O2 Parkside avenue, TWO story
dwelling house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18

Callao. April I3-Charlton Hall BD. New
York.
Bristol. April l7-Exeter city CBp. New York
Port Said, April 11-Mineric tBr. New forf
for Hong Kong Shanghai. etc.
sydney. n : w April 14-Scharzfeis GER
New York via Cape Town. Fremanue. etc.
Manila April 16-City OF Colombo O3rl, Ne"
York via Alden, Singapore, etc.
Barbados April 15-Santa Rosa GER from
Rio Grande. santos. etc. New York: 10th.
clyde OBJ from New York via COLON,
southampton.
Marseilles. April 15-Venezia Fr). New York.
Queenstown April 11-Oceanic BrJ from
Southampton and Cherbourg). New York.
Hamburg. April 15-lrish Monarch d3r, New
York.
ST Thomas. April 16-Parima (BD from
DemeraTaD. New York.
Santos. April s-Marchioness Of Butte tBD. New
York.
Rotterdam April 16-Msnnheim Ger. New
York.
Fiume, April lG-Carpathia OBJ. New York
Liverpool April 17--Celtic OBJ, New York.
Cherbourg. April 16-kalser Wilhelm III 0erl
from Bremen and Southampton, New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. April 16-Fimreite (No). New York
and Newport News for Naples; SAINT Anna
/ ,FD Grom Palermol. New York: 18th.
Canada Fr). New York for Marseies.
Lizard. April liza Lorraine FD, New YORK
for HaVre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
LONG ISLAND SALES.

Charles Wetzel sold for client nine
lots -oxlOo feet eaon. corner Of Narburton
avenue and 9Th street Bayside. to build
cr.
Henry Duchardt sold to a client twenty
one lots near the Bridge Plaza section the
consideration being about $1,000. This IS
the fourth sale made BY Duchardt on
Long Island city within six weeks.
Herman Frankfort sold for \. W. Con-
nablc and another TO Frank Gentle. plot
on the west side of james street between
Mott and COrnaga avenues Far Hocka-
way. ,..,.
Kurz u iren. Inc. and Green ~ Epstein
SOLD for g. Edward SCHUMACHER Sixty
four lots at Riverhead, Long Island.
i'Eclusc Washburn q Co nave soiu
cllcd farmhouse. on plot looNlD rect 10
William g. Van Week, Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
FORMER cop CALLED THIEF
Manufa cturer Accuses Man Who
Was Dismissed from Force.

Walter O'Donnell. formerly patrolman
Of the East 18th street police station. was
put on trial before Judge Rosalsky In
General Sessions yesterday for burglary
and grand larceny alleged TO have been
comUlitted by O'Donnell while he was
supposed to he on patrol. Charles f.. COL
ligan, Assistant District Attorney. expects
10 prove that on December IS 1911. O'Don-
nell entered the garage Of Robert G.
Graves, at No 102 East 10th street. on
O'Donnell's post, and stole property worth
$500
Mr.. Graves. who IL a wall paper manu-
facturer living at the Plaza Hotel, lost
from his garage at different times while
O'Donnell was in that precinct property
worth 5000. The stolen goods include a
pistol with a dagger attachment. inlaid
with tortoise shell and Of rare workman
ship, a watch and two fur coats.
O'Donnell wac dismissed from the de-
partment for being absent from post and
in the garage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
THr METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street ma. A Iat.e quoted
per was firm and unchanged WIN I IaSS i5isc
A. l1,sC, I,,eS ON the Metal Exchange was
s9 sl'" With srot april May June e ana , 5s5
BIZ G2sc IN London the sIp iGq IS for
See 0,U 90 sG9 cs I'd for futures. Arrivals oi
Copper at New York YESTERDAY g ,S 5o, IONS anu
exports for the month thus far sr LIZ Hpr and
,,,ooT $40 SOC: June. 49JOq5Oc: july,
s Msy 80 @ 5oc and August 4s5oqi9c In lGae24
I'M closed strong at f223 los for spot ana -
l'S % Io' IT. New York spot 43Qc oi1.
and 5'i East 81. Louis 4.17'2q421+c IN Ao"'o''
Load closed at us los. - + 55,T
sPELTER- Weak Ne. NE" i i6T@5 Coz. London
shelter closed at 10 los 40. E, London.
TRON-Cleveland warrants rs IN nrices
The local market was unsettled ,onCarS S Northern
~ ",ote5 s1T JOQS1S: 10. . SIaNSi' oV'
VA southern ana soft S17 J0@Sls %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page

aSe %: LIMA BEANS. Florida: craze lexis
New orleans. 100 bum mes, sl@$l 80, nes St4
ana southern. 75c@Sl p; Nirsini,,S9,s DBL IMAM.
81 - e.. OYsTEK PLANTS. 100 buncres, -
as: PEAS North carolina half barrel c pa
Iet 81 5Oa$S. bushel 81 21qS2 sou SoH'n 81 5o2
go "a pt,PpTRS Florida. carrier. SlaHZ;- y
fsT, 81 Ioy n 75GS3 -. Cuban. carrier 81 ~
s. 70: large crate 81 5o@$5 2o 6r, pAESN Sari2
t ~ sS@,,q ol'in n 50lfS4 so. Bermuda. crate.
- SI' :,.,1Si -: RADIsHEs basket @oa I,%
RHTBARB 100 punches. s3aS5- 80 :, 6, 81 93
vi VI ~ -, bb S1NS2. Bermuda. crate. u -
rxt ~ SPI.;ACH Virginia. Dol. 9ycq - ~. Nv,
baltimore. barrel. 75cQ>l -: SHALLOnS, N {
Ot',e 1ns' -, 100 lunches. iOcdS1; SQUASH,
,ton new. white. box. S2QS5; Florida, SO S2tp
s.. TJ'RNIPS Rutsoaga. pol or lesS % S'0
TOMATOES. Florida, carrier SlHSo -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
NEW JERSEY TRANSACTIONS.

An agreement was filed at Jersey City
Yesterday whereby the Newark Meadows
Improvement Company gives Henry w
Eunvon. OF Jerfey city. an option to pur-
chase 300 acres in the kearny meadows
extending from the Newark Turnpike TO
,bo p.uevilla Turnpike. and from he line
0f m. PENNSYLVANIA Terminal Railroad
on the east TO Branch \ Of the Erie Raj,
yn.d ON thr west The price To be PAID
is $50 Am acre. ,... ,.,,
- thn old frame buildings Nos ol5
and sij Washington street TO, erect an
once building The adjoining properties,
<os az. 80 and yo-l. were purchaser %
;,--to \ moving picture theatre,
which will accommodate l,5" people VIII
H.. built
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, April
II, 1918.

cfeaue- Netapan CBr), Santa Marta April :.
Colon 10. Kingston and Port Antonio ~, 70
the United Fruit co. with % PASSENGER
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar AT l-'-'
p IN. ,, IN =. ,bo
Panama Railroad IS Line. with % paSsehgeFs
mails and mdse. Arrived at the bar at II
Steamer Porto Rico. Baltimore. TO the New
York and Baltimore Transportation 60. vita
mdse Passed in Quarantine at l2.33 y m.
steamer Arcadian (Br). Bermuda April To- 10
SandersOn * Son, with 300 PASSENGERS mans
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1880 a ~.
Steamer NapOn GtaD. Philadelphia April 10.
10 fairfield. SOlari q co, with mdse In tran
sit Left Quarantine at e:33 m ,,aro, 90 Ct
Malo %. Bordeaux 30 and ~ Pierre Miauelon
April - to the Compagne Generate Trans,
atlantique, with second cabin passengers ana
mdse Arrived at the Bar at IN.
steamer Evanger (Nor). Port Spain for
Perth Amboy. Passed in Sandy Hook at $3.50
d m. 10Th.
steamer Comus. New Orleans April II, TO
the southern Pacific Co. with passengers and
mdse. Passed I'm Quarantine at 800 m.
Steamer Caracas La Guayra April o. Puerto
Cabelo :. Curacao 9 and san Juan II, TO
Bliss Dallett IL Co. with II passengers. mails
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar al go m.
Steamer KOenig Albert Ger, Genoa April B.
Naples I and Palermo ). 10 Oelrichs & co.
with A. first and 2Gs second cabin and 400
Storage passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
'S steamer Majestic ,BD. southampton and
Cherbourg April and Queenstown 10 TO the
White star Line. with 20 first and 324 second
cabin and 4S3 steeragc passengers, mails ana
rndse Arrived at the Bar at 1884 m
steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk TO the old Dominion IS Co. with
passengers and mdse Passed In quarantine
at y m.
Steamer Arapahoe. Jacksonville April IA and
Charleston 10. TO the clyde IS 60. with pas
sengers and mdse. Reported off Highlands at
4:fJ m.
Steamer Californian. Puerto Mexico Aprii ~
10 the American Hawaiian So co. with mdse
Arrived al the Bar at 3:3S IN.
steamer Navigator CNorl. Nipe. TO the Nun
son IS Line with sugar. Anchored In guar
antinc at 1870 IA.
steamer Arapahoe Jacksonville. passed in
Quarantine at $40 M.
United States cruiser Montgomery. Passeo
In Quarantine az $50 p m.
SAILED
Steamers Bristol city 1ip. Bristol. France
Err. HaVe, Bay state. -----, William ems
holm. -. Monterey. Havana; Monroe MOI
folk and Newport News: City OF savannah
Savannah Pretoria Ger. Hamburg James
town Norfolk and Newport News Prnz titei
Friedrich Gen. lnagua ri Vale. Galveston
Lucy NeR. Charleston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

BUILDINGS.-B Louis {. Schliep. Nos.
Psi TO POL Prospect avenue, containing
about 1900 square feet. 20 the Boyd SIX
Knitting Works.
By Ed Margoies TO hrus Ilnn' nos
IL TO III West 47th street
DWELLINGS BY Pease Gilman.
No l2S East 3sth street. 70 Mrs. II. ;.
Walker.
LOFTS BY Dougles t. Gilman 4 GO.
and Horace : Eiy d co. top loft and a
Photographic studio, No. go flitn avenue
10 Pach Brothers.
Nv II. & l.. Hess to higgins 4 Setter
No 9ol TO 2s5 West seth street. and TO the
METROPOLIS Dress Company loft In No
l5l 20 rs West 18th street
OFFICES BY Huberth q Huoerth m
"'rhe New York American building 70
" II. Thompson. II. G. Missoll. Henry
seinik. Gilbert 4 Fulton. john Stickles
and the Loyal order OF Moos'
sPACE-By the cross 4 Brown COM
many 10 the Norwalk Motor Car Com
nanv I'm Nos 1921 West cd street and
win + Edgar Lcaycraft. IN Nos. 35' ana
qqa Fifth avenue. TO George Latham.
Va. Ed,ar :. Manning. at the northeast
Garner Of Madison avenue and fist street
90 Iobu f. Eden: at Nos. -02 and 20i
East 18th street To the PetraN 'onlP""S D
and AT Nos. y and - West 5Sth street
,o the Klinger Belt COMPANY
STABLES. by Pease & Gilman. Nos
81; and 32S West 10th street. stables when
are 10 be altered into building Tor the
Dam a German Company, autoinop"'
body makers. o., ,,, tt.b
c,,cet trucking Company, 50. 10 west
i9,h street. for term of years. .,, $500,
Nv Peasc ~ Gilman. at Nos ~ am am
9os West 18th street To the Ne" OF ~
Tire Filler Company no. ~ "''' ''''
street TO Mrs. Tessie Helms
Rv Tie Cross & Brown CompanE 10 w
rd,yin cigar Company. No. ~ Fast -'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
HIT BY AUTO IN FIFTH AVENUE.

Henry Horner. proprietor Of the barber
shop in the Hotel Lorraine. 45th street and
Fifth avenue, was struck by an automo-
bile as he was crossing the avenue near
the hotel to-day. He was thrown down
and pinned under the machine. Patrol
man Shehan and several citizens lifted the
machine and Horner was able 10 return
to the hotel after DR.. Quagie. Of Flower
Hospital had treated him. The machine
was owned the police say. by &. G. Gill
bourne. broker OF No. PSI West 73d
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
100000 APARTMENT HOTEL

An apartment hotel Of rather preten-
tious design is % DE erected On East ,Sth
street near the Plaza Music Han. IL VIII
rise To- a height of twelve stories ana
cover the plot 7i5X91.2 feet, at Mes. 10 to
50. 100 feet east OF Madison avenue owned
bv the sutherland Realty Company. no"
ard =. Keller. president. The cost mas
been placed n $1,000 by Architect Robert
/. LYONS vino nled the plans YESTERDAY.
nrd limestone. will be equipped with ele-
vators and contain lightweight apart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
RECORDED LEASES.
Cwnh namc ami ADDRESS or 'esseel

fNIfA name anu fi1f'rS " i'osF'r'
AMSTERDAM AVE. n ~ cor l24th - store
aud basement. William II hall to mares
Gristode. address. ~ West l2itn ST. lIs
from May /. 1913: Sl.20O
AMSTERDAM AVE. 300 north store louise
de- Il CaupiclI TO James II SHADY ana ano'
address 81 Manhattan ave. yrs mos from
March l. 1913. 500.
BROGME ST. $50: all: Jesse Browne jr.
OIL OK, 10 henry r t g. " Mag I iais $50
BOSTON Nd. 1902. cor store 4rash hul.n
ing 60 TO claus Wntjen: address. 1867 Boston
rd y,S IRON W. Jan + i.s' $ d store &c:
Jacob Israel.on To- Max Granitz. address, 10.
West l4Otlr ST. 81 yIs from April J. i'i''
ORCHARD ST 10. all. Lcnerts s,reoeich
and ano. trus. 20 Louis Leyinson and ano' al
dress. 2s2 Hooper a. Brooklyn: NFS from
Iay I. 1913, $1,000.
store. sc. Robert l. Morrell 81 al 10 Peters
Cartridge GO: address. Cincinnati YRS i'o"
wy WEsrC 'yi AVE. 76S: picture theatre
Westchester Amusement Co 10 BENJAMIN
Marks: address. 3 East li6th 81. from Dec p
1872 to Aprr 30, 1915 $500
% AVE. 1868. store. Bernard Ffanhel 81
Michael Halp,rn; address. 3J4 East lOlst 81
, Yrs from May 1. 1913. Sl.SO
I'D AVE. 2'93. part store: Biyn q sons "a
Paul sobotnik; address, 80 Eas, - L2ist 81
Nrs II mos from May -. 1913. Sl1Jo.
Cd AVE. so: store. &c. Julia L Farley "a
Joseph Federbusch. address. 81 81 ave. yrs
from May !, 1914. N1-u.
eth AVE. PA. store: Jacob Aprell TO Ouo
Wagner: address 2i4 TN ave; 3 yrs mos
from March l. 1912 81. 800
7TU AVE 1876: All. Midtown Construction
90 20 Nikolaus Graf. address. la6 7th aye
/. ,rs from MAY !. 1913. Sl.nOo.
10TH AVE. $3.50 3s5S. north store and par
Of cellar. Charles Henslc Realty co % Minnie
Lichtbau: address. 1856 10Th ave. yrs from
MAY l. 1913. $500.
ETH ST. $50 west. store: Adolph F Nutz-
norm 90 Sebastian Pascale; address. on prem
Uses: yrs from May !. 1919 $40.
4GrH ST. 10 East: all: Jennie = Va Brun'
20 James \ FARLEY. address. 10 East 10Th 81
II yrs from sept T. 1897. $500 and 5000
tn2D ST. 2O7 East. store. Morris kanensOhr
10 Max Fichteuhotz. address. on premises.
yrs from MAY !. 1919. 5000
ljlsT ST. 1il: store door SC: Frank San
dLcCi TO William Eiycrs. address. S3s Eagle
ave. > YRS from March J. 1913: 81 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
ONO ISLAND LEASES.

The Lewis II. May Company has leased;
At Rockaway Park. Long Island. cottage
No u South Eighth avenue 70 Mts' E EEui9
avenue TO Milton Kaufman: cottage on
Columbus avenue to r. W.. Wingate; AZ Az
Belle Harbor, Long Island, cottage on
Suffolk avenue to p. l.; Elias; cottage on
~ gn on Dover avenue to A. 5. Beecher