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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-28
FIRST OF THE BUNCO
TRIALS IS NOW ON
Detective Frank Esola Charged
With Sharing in Proceeds
of Bunco Games.
MAY LAST THREE WEEKS
Witness Foida, Rancher, Recognizes
One of the, Bunco Men as He Comes
Into Court.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRu.1

San Francisco, May 2s... Before a
crowd that packed every bit of space
in the court room, Assistant District At.
torney Bremen outlined the prosecu-
tion s case against Detective Frank
Esola, on trial here for sharing in the
theft by bunco men of $21OO from
Charles Foida, farmer. Bremen start.
ed speaking at 10 clock, and continued
for half an hour.
The first witness called by the prose-
cution was Policeman Charles Skeller.
secretary of the police commission, who
explained to the jury the duties of a
police officer.
1t was predicted today that the trial
would consume three weeks.
The first witness called by Charles
Foida, of Modesto. He told the jury
how he had been swindled of his life s
savings by bunco men.
Attorneys for EsOla asked Foida to
identify the accused man, but when
Esola stood up he admitted he had new.
er seen Esola before. A few minutes
later, Michael Gallo, a buncO man, was
brought into the court room.
"There s the man who took ry,ss4pnr-
ey from ee," shouted Foidai.-.
witness box. ''He ought to be in jail
for life.
Through Foida the prosecution at.
tempted to establish that Gallo and
Musin committed grand larceny in rob-
bing Foida, and that an agreement ex,
listed between EsOla and the buncO men
by which they were to be given police
protection in return for a share of
their plunder.
Chief of Police White was called as
the next witness.
At this point on effort was made to
introduce the police manual into the
records, but the defense objected, and
was sustained by the court. White 8
testimony was unimportant, merely
bringing out the duties of the police.
Police Sergeant Layne testified re.
garding assignments, showing that
Esola served on the bunco detail. Cap
tain of Detectives Mooney CorrobOrated
Laynes testimony. He was still on the
stand when the court adjourned at moor
until 2 o clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-28
In Appreciation.

For the many thoughtful and tender
acts done for us, the generous sympa-
thy and kindly ministrations Of friends
and neighbors during the sickness and
death Of Mrs, Magdalena Snyder, we
her brothers and relatives, hereby ex.
press as far as such things can be ex'
pressed, our heartfelt apprecition
Mr.. & MRS. W. NJ. CHER.
RINGTON,
JOHN SNYDER,
EDWARD SNYDER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-28
Fell and Was Killed.


Oakland, Cal. May 2s.-Jose Chatel,
an ironworker, was fatally injured to-.
day when he fell from a platform on
the new Kahn building and struck on
the roof forty feet below. He received
a fractured arm and internal injuries.
Chatel was assisting to adjust into po-
stion a huge tank when he lost his foot
ing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-28
++++* -
Good Season in Alaska.

r Dawson, Y. T., My 2S.-Dredgcs +
+ and hydraulic plants within so +
+ miles of Dawson are now running +
r full blast and cleaning mp on an +
= average of 100000 of gold daily. =
+ 1t is estimated that the total sum =
+ this year will exceed $5,0OO,O0O, +
+ which was the high mark last year +
= Three of the largest gold dredges =
= in the world are being placed on 4.
= Boyle concession, two of which are +
I. finished and started to work with. =
+ in the last few days. +
r =
+ + + = + + = = + = + +
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-28
PRICE, TWO CENTS SE sEAEBa EBas y4S 4SU csREs sREs
++++++++++++ = I
To Build Railroad.

+ San Diego, Cal, May 2S.-lt was +
+ announced here today that the =
+ Rock Island and Santa Fe rail =
+ roads would join hands in the con +
4 struetion of line from Tucson, =
+ Ariz., to San Diego, The line is to 4
+ run from Tucson to Needles, =
T. thence down the Colorado river =
+ into the Imperial valley, and then =
= to San Diego via San Felipe pass. =
= 1t is stated also that the two roads =
r have closed negotiations for the Z,
+ San Diego and Southeastern, the =
= suburban line running from this Z.
= city. +
4 4 d 4 4 l. L 4 4 4 L a L L
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-28
RELIEF CORPS At
HEAD Of BIG LIST

The Women's Relief Corps today
heads the list Of contestants in the
Capital Journals Refund Bargain con.
test and the Baptist Women club
takes second place. The Ladies of the
G. A. R. made a marked gain and have
fourth place. Mrs Emma Smith is in
sixth place, following a gain Of many
hundred votes. The standing Of the
contestants today follows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-28
+++i +++ +++ =
Tried to Help Taft.

= Memphis, Tenn, May 2S.-An =
r. indictment charging violations of p
+ the civil service laws and intimi- r
r dation of postal employees to get +
= funds for former President Taft s !.
= campaign in 1912 was returned +
r here today against Postmaster Le- =
= ander Dutro a Republican, by the =
+ United States grand jury. The +
= case is a direct result of the fight =
+ made for Tennessee s endorsement +
+ at the Chicago Republican conven- =
+ tion by Taft and Colonel ROose. +
r welt. +
r =
+ r = = = = q + = = = L = .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-28
Weather Forecast.

= Oregon--Fair tonight with light I
= frost east portion; Thursday fair 4
= and warmer; northwesterly winds. 4
a 4
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18
WHEAT OFF IN CHICAGO
Corn, Oats and Provisions
Close at Gains.

Chicago. Nov. 17-Late favorable news
from Argentina eased wheat to-day, afte-
an early upturn. the market closing ir-
regular, a shade up 10 isahc net lower.
Covering by shorts steaded corn, the
close showing a net gain of &c 10 asc.
Oats, helped by corn, showed a net rise
OF shade to isGilc. Provisions, on good
buying finished unchanged to l7l2c higher.
Prompt check 10 a strong bull tendency
in wheat came on reports that rains were
ceasing in the northern part Of Argen-
tina. Fears that the near-at-hand har-
vest would be greatly handicapped were
aliayed, and in addition 10 this prices
were lowered because Of liberal selling
by influential houses. which put lorS
lines of wheat on the market at the at
tractive early bulge A large increase in
the visible supply further increased the
bear sentiment. Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18
Rui,srv CO to p Meredith Arnold Sc. 900. at

Building co to Meredith Arnold; $1,000: at
torney. w G Arnold. 165 Broadway.
BARNES AVE. 2 g. 165 II OF Tilden 81
Briggs ave.. i9.6x9t. llx19 Gx04.J: Oct T. 1910
Isabel NJ. wife OF Chas Cooney' 10 Mary Z
Friend: s3W0: attorney, Lawyers Title In
sUrance & Trust co. 100 Broadway.
LOT IG7. :, OF map i4S Wakefield: Z1s
ia: Nov O. 1910: Luigi and Maria satriale
To Naen;y and Josephine Wegielsky; s3O0; at
torney, Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 1I6 Broad
way.
LOTS lG9 40. map 1.4G Hunts Point Es-
tates: Nov T. 1910 Fred Edwards 10 Lawyers
Title Insurance Trust co, 1Go Broadway;
81. 400. r.-
Lot lc5. map l44G Hunts Point Estates;
Nov !. 1910; Louis Grau to oscar Snase,
81 100: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance q
Trust CO. 100 Broadway
LOT al9. map Gleason property. 24th Ware
july iJ. 1909: Max and Augusta Borcndrut to
German American Building Loan As,ocis ,a
tion: $500; attorney. Wm Nolkel, 10 BROAD
LOTS loo-i9l. map 14i6. Hunts Point Es-
tates: Nov I. 1910: Bertha Bernstein TO Law
ye-s Title Insurance Trust CO. lou nrod'-
way: 81. .iOJ. q,
MiNFJRD Pr. 1i4i. 8 2jxl0o; Feb "a
1909: Francis and Margaret Quinn to Wes-
Icy and Annie L Brown; $3.50: attorney
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 5, 3i6.s II n
OF Tiffany st, 30. ix10o; Dec q 1908; Jonn )
TulIy 90 to isaac Schiff; Si7, 500; attorneys
GOLDSMITH. Cohen & Cole 80 Wall st, . =,
OnionporO. lOox5s: Dec .. 1910: John 9
Fisher 10 Farmers Loan e. Trust Co; sfJOo;
attorneys Maclay & Davies. 81 Wan ST.
WEsTCHEsTER AVE. :. where same ls
Isaac Braithwaite 2sxl6O; July u. 1910;
phHp and Ida Maker to Sophie Fensterer
IS. .0OO: attorney, Chas II Baechler ll2O
Walker ate.
Nov 20. 1919: Frank Nolan 20 Robt W Iodd
attorney, 80 Broadway; $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18
BUSINESS LEASES.

NJ & l.. Hess have leased the sixth
loft at No 22-2S West 2lst street TO
Joseph Weinstein & Co. and the elev-
enth loft to the X. & L. Cloak and suit
Company; the sixth loft at No. IL East
10th street TO l.. Hirsch
Frederick Fox q 60. have leased Tor
the Times Square Improvement Com
pany the tenth floor. containg over 2O.-
900 square feet Of space. I'm the building
now being erected at the northeast cor
ner If Broadway and 31th street The
lessees are Rcisman. ROthman Bieber.
large manufacturers of children's coats,
now located at University Place and
18th street. The lease IS for long
term Of years at an aggregate rental or
about $4,000
William Sittenham has leased FOR a
long term Of years the five story altered
building no. GS West 47th street from
Fanny G. and May V. Teyser. Douglas
Robinson. Charles : Brown Company
and William G. Walkers Sons we're the
brokers.
The Astor Place Corporation has
leased the entire lifth loft in the Astor
Place Building. at No. 746-1bO Broadway
ana No. Astor Place, TO the t.. Moch
Company, flowers and feathers, for
many years located at Broadway and
10th street. The lease is for a term of
years at an annual rental of $4,000
Johnson, Adams 4 Greacen were the
brokers'
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER Il.

18th ST. III East; Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Co agt German Hospital and Dispensary.
owner; United States Metal Products Co, con-
18TH ST, sis to NG East; V sslzano agt
Gussic Aieoo. owner; Michael Agoslearo, con-
@STU ST IO4 West; Charles CHASER agt
Matilda Rich. owner: Blight-Oyerfeld co, con-
tractor: SIS 50
GRAMERCY PARK WEST. and :; Hajek
Brothers agt New York City Mission ana IIac'
Society owner; Theodore Starreu Co. CON
tractor A.6I7 l5.
SAME PROPERTY; J Hass Gnc) agt same;
81. 200.
York Woodworking co agt e2s Park Avenue
Co. owner and contractor: So l9S 30:
STH AVE, 6l3 and 6l5; Joseph Kaufman ast
Drury Lane Theatre Unc), owner Bisht-oNer-
field 90. contractor; So. 49,.
UNIVERSITY AVE. 1882 John Lucas & co
agt Ernst Keller Construction co. owner; sam
uel Welngarten contractor. $500.
LEXINGTON AVE Sll simon Heitner ast
+ pike ct al. owners; Isaac Peiser. con-
tractor 81 400
5rH AVE. S62: George II storm & Co aet
Mary y Harrison. owner; Theodore Starrett
TO. contractor; H.2S o.
PARK AVE. 90 and s3l: George II Storm &
co agt go Park Avenue Co. owner: Park Ave-
nue. Construction co. contractor: A6l4os.
SAME PROPERTY: william Eckenfelder agt
ee9 Park Avenue 60, owner and CONTRACTOR
BERGEN AVE SIG; b Rothblatt sgt Arnold
Mensch. owner. Max stein, lessee and con-
tractor s23S so.
WALL ST. - and IS; George + Huskinson
agt Seamens Bank for Savings, owner; sher-
win & Berwn 60 Gnc). contractor sSS "a.
CENTRAL PARK WEST 26j and go; 3 Il
HOFFMAN Of al agt estate OF Frederick William
Jockcl ct al owners and contractors; si4 81
PARK AVE. go and 93l Pietrowsh honop
Co act 9os Park Avenue Go, owner and con-
tractor. 81 66S
SAME PROPERTY; \ Barr Co ast
same: s272j.
l5gTH ST sii East: Noonan Building Ma
teriaI 60 Gnci agt Cedar Construction 60,
owner: Joseph i Dunno. contractor: s9l6 so.
18TH ST. i2S East Noonan Building Ma
terIaI 90 agt same. 1858 y.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18
Kenneth Ives & Co.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
NEW JERSEY.

ST'PREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK
Max Drey. Executor Of tho Last VIII sae
Testament OF Seligman Bendit oecd Plain
tih. against simon Zaretzky et al, Defendants.
in pursuance OF judgment of iorclloslfe
ani sale. duty made and entered In tho above
enti,led action and bearing date the ll,h di
OF November. 1915, !. the undersigned. the RI
cree in said Judgment named, will sell al public
auction at the Exchange Salcsroom. Nc. f-B
Ncsey Street. in tho Borough of Manhattan
city OF New York. on tho ilth day ~ Deceia-
ber. 1918. at - Oclock noon that day, by
Samuel Marx, Auctloneer. the premises o.
rected bv said Judgment 70 be sold. ami there
in described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF lane'
with the building and Improvements ueitoA
erected situate lying and being In me bo'-
oUgh OF Manhattan Of the City of New lmN
In the County ari state of New YORK. boIniei
and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the Northerly So.
Of ilst 33d Street. distant $50 feet WesieI.,
from the corner formed bv -he intersection
the Northerv side OF I}d street with t1S Nes.-
erlv side OF First Avenue, running tiHhvss
Northerly parallel with the westerly sue :.
First Avenue and part OF the distance tnloysl
party wall. - feet inches 20 the ceh're ~ ~
OF the block; thence westcrlN alynE t"' -
centre lire of the block - feet thence sou SOU
eriy narallel with the westerly side OF tr''
Avenue and part a. the distance UIoIsh p, ~
other party wall - feet inches 90 ne nor
erly size OF East 3}d Street; thence fas.e's ),
along the said Northerly side Of a'a s''ee' ="
feet TO the point or place of brcinnlnt. ,,s,
subject 10 covenants contained iH D,tI IL b
4qs of Conveyances, PAGE so lri LlleF ~
CITY Grants. Page 39i. and subject To- 70 81
rinS,s oS PsnrsvIyanla r r. to MAINTAIN q
tunnel under the premises described nerei''
dated. New York November L. ~,
ANDREW j. SHGPMAN, Esl, -, p,sis.
SIGNIt'ND WECHSLFR A'iorneS io'
"a, o7i Rroadvav. New York City. -,
The following IS diagram or me prop.-l .-l
10 he sold; lis street Numoer is 90
street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18

Negotiations are under way for the sub
leasing to the Automobile Club Of Amer
lea of the property of the New YORK
Transportation Company, in Sth ana esth
streets. for garage purposes
The property involved is owned by Mrs
Elliott T. Shepard. and comprises a four
story building fronting 1884 feet IN SSth
street and 1923 feet IN seth street, be
ginning about 50 feet west of Madison
avenue. The New York Transportation
Company leased this property several
years ago for a long term of years.
The building is now being extensively
remodelled by the transportation com
pany. which recently completed the cree
ton OF a two story garage in lO2d street
near Fifth avenue. and it IS being iItted
up as a high class garage.
The small trading announced pesierdaj
concerned mostly property I'm The BroiA'
Harry B. Davis mas bought from Will
lam Gundlach the Gv, story flathouse, on
q plot 44x95 feet. a. the northwest corner
Of Franklin averue and 10th street. The
property was given in part payment BY
the seller for the two flathouses Nos. 26o'
and 2j45 Jerome avenue the sale of which
by Mr. Davis was recently reported.
Frederick Fox & Co negotiated the trans
action.
Kurz & Uren have sold for Mrs.
Walther the plot, 75xl50 feet. on the east
side Of Edgewater Road, extending to
the Bronx River, located i2S feet south of
Garrison avenue. The buyer is G. y.
Re,nhardt & Co. grain dealers, who Will
improve the property for their business
IF. S. LOewenthal was associated as
broker.
Alexander Selkin has sold for lsidor
Kopeloff No. S2i East 165th street three
story dwelling house. on lot 20XlOo feet,
between Prospect and Union avenues. {"
a client for occupancy.
/. b. Wakeman has sold for the Dongan
Investing Company No. 3oG to Si2 West
sd street, two story stable. on a plot
1OOxlOO feet. located 100 feet west cf
Eighth avenue. The property, which was
held at $1,000 will probably be re.m-
proved with a tall mercantile structure
Morris Fine has purchased Nos. 1879 and
1885 Crotona avenue two five story fiat
houses, on a plot 76.sxl0S feet, located 81
feet north of 10th street
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18
sT0pAGE NOTICES.

LINCoLE SAFE DEPOSIT 10If :, y tl.t 81
60-12 T.. end St Wv
NEW YORK. ,-,.., rohr
To Mrs W r. ArmstronS' J.. ', a. ". &
r bartlett. Mrs. ". +. CaldNeh M'' charles
caldwell. Mrs Alexander Cameron, y.'p u Mex
clark. Mrs. Katharine corrlgan' MISS M,, n,ncA
Crichton. q. q. Dahlberg. Miss VI.
". W. Dsnslow. George O. Draper N n, Grant.
Ferris j. J. Ferris. ". II. Flagg, 10 ty,ran,
Mrs. Frederick Gebhard. Alfred - J. "
Estate of Mrs g w Hurd De"s.pIly
Uurd. Administrator. Philip l. Jones, y, %.
Brothers New York Storage NarenouaSy T.
Maurice ]. katZ, Miss Elizabeth heh"et %
r. Iamson Miss Mary r. Levy VI, Mall
McCrew or Mrs. John u. Gates Mrs. y, "psrk
A. G. Moses. NJ j. OConneU. +: II, h,,,. /,
Rophine Rouis. Mrs. G. \. kussel'' IN PAT.
NJ Sims r. NJ. Southern, tredeiich W,urs
tcn Mrs X. ~ Wilcox. Mrs. Jonh no,I6S
Mrs Emma Yopst: You are hereul ,,.,s tof
that the storage being due ana the ~ . upog
payment OF this companys lien the'ely,n s1-
the property hereinafter described hS, hsea
pired and due notice thereof haNlnss nrog.
given YOU this company will cause SUE" .rSis
erty, 10 wit: Household goods. persona aar,.
and merchandise stored by you IN " "a BE-
houses and tcr) silver storage Naul,s .,,utes
sold at public auction, according TO the ss,,stIoi
in such cases made and provided. a. tne me-, i.lA
rooms of George : Merle. No 100 GSs.s..ratSs
street. New York city, on TUESDAY pe''
eth. 1918. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ,,,xY
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT tOMppny
WILLIAM j. MIRFn..r
Secretary and Tressols.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

Jersey. bbl or bag. 81 75QS2; Eurorean. lGS Ib'
tag. 81 2JGS1 50; SWEET POTATOES. south
en- bbl, 75cNSl. Jersey, 81 21nSl lo' 40 -
basket. 5CcnSl; ONIONS. white, 100 ID oas,
S9aS3: crate. 81 OaS2 Is: basket. 81 250Sl I3
yellow lO0 h bag. 81 jOdSl 80: red S, ,, 1oH
81 -, ARTICHOKES. potato. Dol' So%SSt
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. quart Pl+c. 5ia DnAiHo, -.
Virginia basket 81 5nGS6 South CaT0ilEs- 80 80
0St. FIorica wax. Sass, green. s2llS3 ~ ~
BEETS Dbl. - 25dS1 80; 100 ID bag. SlaS! -. -,
100 lunches SlqSi 40. CARROTS; b3l; 81 ~ -,H
81 30: bag. siGSl -: 100 10 bag t"caSl ,,.iS naS
ke, G5d75c; 100 blrchcs, IJcl'Sl; IaoS1lssi; =;
BEERS. hCthouse. No J, per aozeh.
40 . box S3dSi Florida. basteL go,
CELERY. dozen stalks. lid51c: s'an1si1 C.STS'
81 .11S3. knobs. 100 bunchos. 81 1p0S%' ,AiiE5
RhGI;S Danish. ton. SlsdS2l: domestic s.tG@
So red S200S23; white 100 NiGS2; 8S'' 80 ~
81 % rel Sl0Sl 5o CAV ID foM w hI,T; Ionr re ct
Island short cut. bhl 81 25gS- ~ 'oIS lz,95t. &c,
Sf1Sf ~; large crate SlISl -; small "4 1s, .,s'
Ty,rcORY. basket 75cas1 %; FGGPl-AA,N.JoSS; .oS ;;
nearby. basket. 7jc0Sl; Florida nnX; 81 2V" %s
S,8o15- - go ENPir bssEc, I 75c@Si; HoRsERADtsH
loo ~ SsaS6. KALE Virginia ooi, 4ot-"SS t-o,S
81 ~: MARYLAND. basket Sass 'o' .d,. De,i'u,1 ord
Lais hoy 81. LETTUCE. state. Jersey anp
Tc,,peviyanis. basket J0c4s2 %; dozen cIats, ~
5Cl5S9. 3 dozen, 5Ocn$2 80; nearby: cIeess %
S" S"'r-' as. Virginia basket. jOcpSl 90
yioriI, basket. 8. aO6S3 70; Boston. hoLhoMse.
strsr. SiGs2: MINT. dozen huncnes' 1z3Sc|S@ssi.
MUSHROOMS. white d. "a ao,. Nc'' oTSTrR
%. ~, yrs tn, lunches S3HS4; OkEA, New
orleans. BASKET. $iGS2. Florlda, sdIISS55 TPArs-
rior 81 iua>2: basket crate, > '%E 49, south
l.; - n'"' f.slef S1dS7: Florla. S3qSGi
psRS\IPS. bhl. 81 25aSl 90; ~ M NEn6H<5St 70.
5GT15.: PEPPERS. nearby ho'' .LcSSi -:
I,srct o56e5c: Florita. basket ''CIr e,
i"y 81 o5G 81 -: RAD1sHES 100 pgncN(sSii -.
as. POMAINE. nearby, basSejG; 90. s,o sPrNL
Marylard. s20S2 %; I,loridS, Szc,TT.StE1i = Hnb-
@TG, L,c 'p. hox sIaS2: basket. SlaSi 80; TIL ~,
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
NOVEMBER II.

Maria Farago to George Hauser; $500. -
James r Meehan co 10 Adolph kross; slVV.
ida & POlOn TO Albertne Peck; N.VV
Walter l. crow TO Emile II Roth; NWO
Albertine T. Peck to Walter l. Crow; N,Vp
Ruser- Wendell 90 to Marguerite Buser 1.-TWO
assignmentsD; SO. 900
Susan Hughes 10 Herman Kahrs and ano'
trustees: $1,000. ooo
Catsl,il Savings Bank to James shea Sl1 900.
United States Trust co to Louis j DaTsoh'
$1,000
Peoples Trust co. trustee. to Sarah NJ Ford;
$1,000
Thomas Ford to Peoples Trust Co, trus-
tee: 81. A.,
Charles B Pratt, trustee. to Norman Mac
Fannv Y y Ramsdell to Fanny y Rams
dell and ano. trustees: 10000.
Marcia i Ie Fcyre 10 Eugene Leger; Sl0.OOO.
Sigmund Wechsler. cxr, 10 Addie y Seligman;
r3OSl 49,
samuel Lipman 10 Samuel Cadman: 500
Violet l. Hamilton 10 Henry + Bolte; sJ,oOo'
Josephine Carpenter 10 New York savings
Bank. $1,000.
Alice Mackenzie to Flora + Solomon: 81.
David Lite to benjamin Patterson; slsol:
Meredith Howland. trustee, 10 irving Grin-
nell et al. trustees. 81 ,
Gertrude Cutter TO Mount Sinai Hospltsl
Of tho CITY OF New York: 10000
Magdalena Briner 10 Solomon Cohen; WV.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co 10
Metropolitan Life Insurance co; AOOOOO
Helen " Kelly TO John \ Brown, jr; $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(Nih name and address OF lenders at
torney)
N-A,sI.NtDL-p
Manh attain.

SHERMAN AVE. : s. 80 II of Acad-
efly st. l2JNl60. April -. 1910. Henry and
Rosella Corn 20 Union Dime savings Bank.
100000. attorneys, Woodford, Bovee y
SHERMAN AVE. 5 :. 100 IT W OF Acad-
emy ST. 12JNl60. April -. 1910, same TO
same. $4,000: attorneys. same.
30 AVE. Gs3, ~ e cor Of t3d 81, 30.5xSO.
May . 1905. Christine \ Stenens 10 Berna rd
r kearns; $4,000. attorney. David Mcclure,
- William st.
May H. $500. John u and Lizzie + Gray
TO Mutual Life Insurance 90. $4,000. at
torney. " II Stewart. 1859 81 ave.
18th ST. :. ~ n e Of lexington ave.
33NG0J. Sept Is, 1873. William - Gar
lichs and Magdal"na. his wife, to j q Will
lam Pilgrim: S30oOO attorney. Charles
Brandt. IT, . w. Nassau st. ,
Walker - Hines Title Guarantee and
Trust 60: S32 900. address I76 Broadway
18TH 81 507 East. 25Nll2.3x25. 4x1i0.5.
Nov /. 1905. Morris schwartz 10 Morltz
Weiss. $500 attorney. ! Seidemann. 1911
Sd ave
D2D ST. 80 West 2OxIO0s. Nov is. 1905
Cath NJ Lynch to samuel d. sutton: $1,000:
attorney VI Ryttenberg. 135 Broadway
SNTIl ST n ;. 80 II " Of Columbus ave.
l0NlOOS; oct - lSoS. Alonzo B and Mamma
Right to Title Guarantee and Trust co. iT0
Broadway.
SsTH ST n =. 2OS It " of Columbus ave.
lsXi00.s: Oct -. 1898: same TO same: sI7-
500: attorney, same.
hNTH ST n :. "a n OF Columbus ave.
20xlOO.s Nov II. ls9S: same "a Simon n
Well. trus and Farmers Loan and Trust
60. successor trus: $4,000. attorney. r II
Arnold zoo Broadway.
SsTH ST. \. lgi n " Of Columbus ave.
l,NlOOs; oct ~. 1S0S; same TO Mary NJ
Baldwin. Sic 800: attorneys Duer strong
a Jarvis 80 Wall St.
9TH ST, Els East s.s 2s5 n Of 3d
ave. 2jxl00: Oct l. 1909. Elvira T Flore
tPclcgrinoD 20 Dionogi Laura. 81 800; at
torney, Anthony Ruggiero. ~ Wall ST
l22D ST 273 West 2OxlOO.1l: Jan ~
1911: Mary Reiser TO Mildred f. Sterry:
$5.s3@ 80; attorneys Cooper 4 Baer. 20
Vesey st.
lt2D ST. 2sI West. 25x9aiI: July IL.
1886; Marian Moore to United States
Trust co. New York: $4,000. attorneys.
Stewart Shearer - Wall ST.
l5OTH ST, s. 2J5 II W OF Broadway,
100 1880. 1lXl25x 1924; Feb 2l 1910: Cath
leen Turney TO William jay exr; $4,000:
attorney. Flamen Gambler As wall ST.
1S1ST ST. Gjl West. mtg on lease etc:
security for 80 promissory notes: July 10.
1905. Gretchen VI Boggs To Wadsworth Cafe
co; >2'up; address. on premises.
The Bronx
ANTHONY AVE, s. 1924 n from 2
lI4th st, 10 1NSp SKIS. lxSl IL; Boscobel
New-York tribune., 1913-11-18

F Baxter agt Fanny Nathson ct al ,an..
foreclosure OF MTG; attorney. NJ schec,ssaed
121TH ST I23 20 421 West: NJ W
gren, Inc. agt Charles II Peckworth et a, Ut ssr
lion 10 foreclose mechanics lien); sttorn"s.
Phillips e. Avery.
9TH AVE. cor 10sth st. 100 Iixs4 -.
less Holding Co aet Annie Gordon ct al 1fe,.
closure OF mtg ; attorneys. Lind a. Pfeifsr
WEST Sd ST, s. 30 II W OF Macdouoai
25xlO0: Miriam II g Cannon AIT DMleIs. =
McCotter. ir, ct al foreclosure OF mtg1 49,
neys. Cannon & Cannon a'"-
issTH ST sw cor Bathsate ave. 32xss
Theodore Haeoler agt Van Hoesen Fs.st
Inc, et al foreclosure II mtg; sttornsvs :
Cohen & Lcyy.
GRAND Ct. SO and 3S3i2; Mabel A Mtr.,,,
ast Peter A Minaldi ct al (partition); a,torr.a
T. |, Bushe "'