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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03

Tended because all its bridges and cul-
vert: ::ere OF concrete. and because
II was the better and wider road OF the
two.
STATE Center RsaS Up.
Tho relative merits OF the north
and the south" roads. Lamoille to
State Center. were asair advanced by
i.amoilie and State Center men. 8. w,
Myers. on behalf Of the north" road.
filed n petition in which Lamoille men
agreed to gravel two miles Of the
north" road free OF charge II the
county delivered the gravel At La
,noille. THIS work would exceed 250
days work for man and team, he
said. Owners OF land on which the old
right Of way of the Northwestern Is
situated agreed In addition TO donate
between 1000 and 5000 yards OF
crushed rock and gravel for the north
road from this old right-of-way.
w. ~ Gilbert defended the south
road. Those who offered to work this
road free Of charge are on the Job now.
Mr.. Gilbert said twenty additional
days work had been secured and
would be added to the offer previous
~ made to have this road designated
as the county road.
Still another group OF petitioners
asked that the north and south road to
Conrad be the road one mile east OF
the Third avenue road instead OF the
latter road. William Stewart. who
spoke for the petitioners, offered to DO
nate from his gravel pit enough gravel
to gravel q mile Of this road. IL 1t was
designated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
WIFE MURDERER INFORMED ~
JAIL OF HIS CRANE AND
WiFE,s DEATH.
CRIES ~MY ooo.- AND
sREAks INTO TEAMS
Wounded Man Removed From q.
Thomas to County jail on Cst-lsb.
BY 20 Cell Room Now His Ward
Will Be Arranged AZ Seen % Aks
70 Walk About.

James @. Quick, who shot ana xiYlsd
his wife. Mrs. Clara Quick, lase
Thursday night. was removed from st.
Thomas hospital this forenoon by
Sheriff J. G. Edgar placed under ar
rest. and taken to the county Jail. Il
was not until the wounded man had
been carried into the jail on tho cot on
which he was taken from the hospital,
that no knew that he was under ar
rest for first degree murder and that
his wife Was dead.
The news was broken 60 him when
Sheriff Edgar read Quick the warrant
issued by Mayor Willard
My God" sasped Quick. when the
words OF the document conveyed TO
him that not only was he under arrest
for the greatest OF all crimes, but also
that his wife was dead. Quick broke
into tears, but made no further COM
ment. and did not speak of the subject
again.
The trip from tho hospital to tho
Jail was made quickly. about II o'clock
Quick was carried on q cot from the
hospital ward to an ambulance A bod.
spring. and mattress were provided
and the lobby to the cell rooms OF the
first floor OF the Jail has heen Turned
into ward where Quick IL quartered.
He will be kept there until able 10 be
out of bed.
The bullet wound In healing Yanidiv
and 1t is expected that the prisoner
will be able to be out OF bed in n few
days. AS soon as he is strong enough
to walk about he will be arraigned In
The mayors court for preliminary ex-
animation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
eRInnELL TENOR IN RECITAL.
Rowland Philip Manuel Appears In
Pleasing Program Monday Night.

Rowland Philip Manuel Appears In
Pleasing Program Monday Night.
Rowland Philip Manuel. tenor, and
Miss Emily Perkins. pianist. appeared
before a large audience ut the Metho-
dist church Monday evening In a re-
cital under the auspices of the ~
Epsilon Omega Sunday school CLASS OF
the church. of which r. E. Apgar was
chairman.
Mr.. Manuel, who is a student at
Grinnell, will graduate this year from
the conservatory of music, and VIII
then 20 abroad to study. He possesses
beautiful lyrical voice and sings IN
perfect key. His pleasing personality
also added to the delightfulness OF the
program. His Rubenstein numbers.
"Du Bist VIE Fine Blume" and Gold
en- Rolls Beneath Me" were especially
enjoyable For his feature number he
gave Meyerbeer's 20 Paradise" which
was generously applauded and en-
joyed. Mr.. Manuel gave several en-
cores.
Miss Perkins appeared in her usual
charming manner and her accompani-
ments and selections were played in
her brilliant style. displaying her I'M
usual ability and technique. Her first
numbers. Prelude by Mendelssohn
and Moszkowskrs Expansion" were
thoroughly enjoyed. Later on In the
program Miss Perkins delighted her
audience with her excellent rendition
Of the Strauss Schultz -Evler arrange
ment of by the Blue Danube" Miss
Perkins also gave encores.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
PUBLISH ALUMNI, DIRECTORY.
Complete List Of Graduates, With Ad.
dresses, TO Be lssued

me publication OF directory Of all
the graduates Of the Marshalltown high
school Will be undertaken by tho hish
school alumni association, and the
books Will be distributed to all mem
bers OF the association who send their
dues to the treasurer Of the association
TINS year. The directories will be in
the form OF a souvenir OF the associa-
ton. giving history Of the school and
the alumni association. and a complete
list OF the graduates. their occupations
and addresses. The work Of compiling
the list II I'm the hands Of a COMMITTEES
recently appointed by President Robert
f. johnson. OF the association. with
this years class the graduates Of the
school Will number more than 900
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
DR.. JENSEN DEAD.
Former Melbourne Physician Dies In
lndependanca AaaniAai

word received by the Tines-Repub-
llcan tells OF the death Of DR.. Walter
Jensen at tho state hospital for the in
sane at Independence. DR.. Jensen SUI
fered nervous breakdown last sum
mer when his case was brought to
public attention thru his strange ,ac-
tons at Melbourne. He was later re-
moved to the home OF his wife's par
ents at Iowa City. and then committed
to the hospital He has continued to
fall steadily since he was first stricken.
DR.. Jensen finished his schooling at
Iowa City, having been graduated from
the state university school OF medicine
in 1911. He is survived by his wife and
a S-months- old daughter Mrs. Jensen
was formerly Miss Clara Bright, Of
Iowa CITY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
NoRTHuP As SPECIAL COUNSEL.
Chicago Attorney Appointed by Judas
70 Proba EIac%ion r..>

Alleged election frauds, which ha,E
stirred Chicago politically and ate
causing much newspaper publicity. will
be investigated by John l.. Northup.
formerly Of this county. and former as
sistant states attorney of Chicago. Mr.
Northup is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs J. e.
Northup. of this city. and brother of
City Attorney +. f. Northup and
County Recorder Eta Northup.
NJ. Nc::a";: be-. been named 81
Judge J. +. Cooper as special states
attorney to investigate the alleged
frauds.
The legality of Northup's appoint
mcnt is to be questioned in quo war
ranto proceedings started by States
Attorney Hoyne.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
THE NEW PErTicoArs.

Have You SEEN Thorn on Display in
Benedict 4 8rintnall's East Window.
The exclusive sale OF the new Rem
ard petticoat has been secured in this
city by Benedict q Brintnall. II is the
only petticoat which fits every figure
perfectly and at the same time gives
elasticity and freedom OF motion. Tho
Renard is proclaimed success by the
ladies wherever introduced Remember
in this city II is found only at
BENEDICT & BRINTNAILS.
l3 ana Is West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
City Exhibit Of School Work.

The city exhibit Of school work Is
placed In the manual training building.
1t consists OF penmanship. drawing.
manual training and domestic science.
handwork and general written exer-
cises Of the school.
1t will be open to the public. except
Saturday, free OF charge. each after
noon from to 5, until Wednesday.
juno IL. A. Palmer, superintendent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
cr.dino Marion street.

| The city street gang has been set 20
! work sy Stree: Cosm:.!:.!e.>: George
Herman grading ana hlling Marion
street at and near the intersection OF
North Fourth avenue The hill on
Marion street. east OF Fourth avenue
Is being cut down. and the street. which
lis low at the intersection Of Fourth.
avenue = being Allod.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
koBBE NOT INSANE
Commissioners Decide Q. c. kobbs.
Confessed Horse Thief, is Not In
sane-Ben Pulls, Uncle From Wesley,
Visits kobbe.

Visits kobbe.
o. c. Kobbe, the confessed horse
thief. who Is under arrest for stealing
the horses Of A. W. Youse. from near
1amoille in September. 1909. is not TN
sane. The commissioners so decided
when they again considered Roboes
case Monday afternoon. While the
commissioners recognise that koooe
may be mentally delinquent In some
respects, they do not believe him TO DO
sufficiently deranged to warrant SEND
ing him to the state hospital. Ihey
prefer to let the court say koooe Is
insane, If Kobbe's attorney wants 10
appeal from the commissioners ruling.
Ben Pulls, Of Wesley. AN uncle OF
Kobbe, was In the city this morning
to see his nephew. Pulls Is a weil-to-
do farmer or near Wesley. 1t was from
him that Youse recovered the TWO
mares and their 3-year-old Colts
Kobbe sold the mares to his uncle
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO PICNIC.
liseomb Pupils to Have Outing q,
6uOohIOy's SPRINGS

The Sunday schools OF the Reformed
and Church Of Christ churches OF Lis
comb will join In a picnic and outing
at Bueghly Springs, on the Elias
Bueghly farm. near Liscomb. Wednes-
day. Between 800 and 400 will attend
II the weather is good. A program Of
sports, including hurdle and foot races
and a ball game, has been arranged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03
Pinea ppies.

We have a nice lot and we believe the
price is as low now as IT Will be this
season. George L. Andrews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

J. Irving Walsh has leased for {. F.
Miller the building at Nos. 255 and -
West Broadway. at the northeast corner
of West Broadway and White street. to
NJ Mass for five years. The premises Will
be altered.
William ]. Gabel has leased the three
storv house No. 40 Crotona Park North;
10 Emil Bauchwitz. the two story house
No. 747 Crotona Park North, both for a
term OF years.
stephen H. Tying, Jr, e. Co, in con-
junction with Anthony 10 Forte, leased
for the Rothschild Realty Company for
term OF years the fourth loft in its new
building Nos 1oo and 104 Fifth avenue 10
Jules Henri Venom, china and glassware,
low al No. 43 West 4th street.
The Charles 7. Noyes Company leased
space in Masonic Hall, No. Il West I'D
street 10 the Simone Cap Company
George Beinert. Mendclson Brothers and
the Liberty Trading Stamp Company
Pease q Gilman leased space in Aeolian
Hall. No. . West 49d street, TO DR.. Jasper
Jewett Germany, Hans kronold and
Richard NJ. Rost.
The Montana Construction Company
leased to John G. Quinby an apartment of
nine rooms and three baths in No. $40
Park avenue.
The Duross Company leased for Steffen
& Dieckmann 10 Lutz & Schramm, Of
Pittsburgh. the five story building No. 81
North Moore street for a term Of years.
John ". Brett leased from the United
States Trust Company, as trustees. the
dwelling house No. 10 East 18th street for
term Of years. Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company were the
brokers.
The L. Tanenbaum Realty Corporation
leased Offices in the Hudson Building, 18th
street and Fifth avenue. TO the Lacey
Company, Austrian Woollen Company. +.
SchWarz Strassner & \euheim, the
Flasher Company. Bernhard Guttmann.
Eaplan & Fishkind, the American Service
loft No. 40 Fifth avenue 10 Wasserman
4 BeCkhard.
y. Brigham Hall and William d. Blood
good rented space on the tenth floor OF
Nos. 20 and 10l Fifth avenue TO the Lacey
Import Company. and the seventh loft IN
Nos. and II East S1th street TO the Emil
Majert Company.
Louis Schrag leased for Mary Tiernam
the dwelling house No. 25l West Dist
street 10 Bridget Donohue: for jeremiah
!. Wright. dwelling house No. 166 West
29d street to Philip Loria. and for Robert
Alexander, dwelling house No. 215 West
I'D street TO Nellie FogeTty.
The MargOlies Realty Company leased
10 the InterbOro News Company the five
story building Nos. sos and 30S West 18Th
street for FIVE years. with the privilege
Of renewal for similar term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
JAPS AT REALTY SHOW
Carefully Inspect Panama Canal
Models on Exhibition.

Some few Japs appeared at the Real
Estate Show in the Grand Central Palace
last evening, when they reached the top
OF the broad staircase they cast per
functory glanCes at the model houses and
illuminated maps. and asked an attendent
Where IS the oanal?" Upon being d.
rectcd to the exhibit Of models of the
Panama Canal, they filed inside and be-
gan to take IL all in. While the lecturer,
who explains the models. was telling
about the dams ana locks and showing
how a ship would pass from sea level
up into Gatun Lake, the Japs seemed
mildly interested.
When they came TO the model showing
the whole OF the Canal Zone and its sea
approaches. they examined things with
greater care and missed no word that
the lecturer uttered. When he had
finished, one of the group asked, Where
are the fortifcations?" The lecturer ex-
planned that the models had been made
with the sanction of the government, so
that the makers had felt bound TO respect
the request of the War Department that
the fortifcations be omitted.
The show will come to close to-mOr-
row evening. Another large crowd was in
attendance yesterday. Those looking FOR
touch of genuine country. pause AZ the
westerly end Of the big exhibition hall,
where w. {. Reeves & CO. have con-
Verted a good sized area into a bit Of real
woodland. There are scores Of white
birch trees forming a comfortable look
ing grove in the midst of which stands a
T,,t1
out the grove various kinds Of animals.
wild, but not alive. add to the realism
Another centre Of interest at the show
is the Leonia exhibit, where are displayed
many views showing the transformation
that is taking place on the westerly slope
Of the Palisades where a formerly rugged
area has been converted into an attrac-
tive bungalow colony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

,.t,,,
. IhM feiH MoitEa-' 30 TO NI'h1p NlhodH'
SODIUM
'hris.ian hupIeI 10 American Mortgage
60. >l-"p
hoern' Dung 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co.
500"
rome ~, ~ insurance 20 10 city hea1 rs
'',t IT, tus,,~,,., 49,. o., t..,.,..rs
Nv 1"rh i.ic Insurance 60 Ia Lawyers
Ni,t. ,b'se ~, s,-"'V'V; ., ,..., r.. =. .
,'''" '''''''-''' "''' W. ''-'"' 4'"S' w.
- ~ ., 800. :,
'an' ~ H' ,, %. No..
,, t ~. ii'"N' '"s' 20 Ho'''hSf : ! a"''
-, V.. ,,..... -. =. ,,.t,t.. ., ,,.
N''''ll' 81 "a .,,.' 'S'H' ~ ~ "'"''I" : bu"e
'"H. ~ ''.',', 4, ,, -, .,,oo
800 - Jut tH ', ',oNr,s =. a.. 80" D., .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

The approximate amount 81 the lien .,
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property is 10 oe sold. IL Eleven thousand AZ
hundred fosty-fye ami 4l-iOo Dollars. with in
tercst thereon from the l4th day OF March
1913. together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred thirty and sO-i01
Dollars with interest from the 18th o. March,
1918. .0Eether with the expenses Of the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes as
sessnents and water rates or other liens which
are 10 he allowed 10 tho purchaser out q, tie
purchase money or paid by the Referee. is Six
hundred siXty-tvo and $500 Dollars, and
SAMUEL ! wAGsTAFF. Referee
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NV
York .--S. Sidney Smith. as Executor o, III.
last will and testament Of Anne :. TONey. de-
ceased, plaintiff, against Samuel Cohen and
others defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of forsclosur.
and sale duly mad and entered m the sboy.
entitled action. and bearing date the 9Th
day of April. 1913. ]. the undersigned. tn.
referee In said Judgment named. will sell
at public auction. AZ the Exchange Sales
room. Nos. l4-l6 Nesev street. in tho Boz
Ough or Manhattan. CITY ~ New York on
noon on that dav. by Joseph p. Day auc-
tioneer. the premises directed b. said iudg.
ment 10 be sold, and therein described as fol-
lows.
All that certain Iot piece or parcel o,
ground. with the building thereon erected.
situate lying aud being in the Eleventh
ward ~ the city Of New York on the West
erly side Of Avenue u and known and dis-
tirguished on a Map or one hundred and MT
lots % ground situate In the Eleventh Ward
OF the city OF New York belonging 70 the
estate Of John Fl4ck. deceased. made by u
Even. city Surveyor. In March 1885. and
filed in The Registers Office ~ said city b.
the Number one Hundred and forty-fogr
G44J. bounded Eastcrly in front by Avenue
u. Westerly iu thc rear hy part of lot dis
tlnsushed on said Map by the number one
hundred and forty-onc GtI. Northery b.
a lot distinguished on said map By me
number one hundred and forty-three liSl
and Southerly by lot distinguished on sad
Map hv the number one hundred and fo-iY.
five G4jb. said lot containing in breadth In
front and rear twenty-thrcc feet and 'r
inches and i'm length on each side ninety
. hree ceet. more or less.
Dated. New York. MAY 9th. 1913.
EMIL FRANK FL. Refcrs.
ELLIOT & : SIDNEY SMITH. attorneys Tor
Plaintiff - Wall street. Borough q Man.
haitian. city Of New York.
The following IS a diagram % The prop
crtv 10 be sold. Its street number Is -
Avenue n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the
Akron Building Company Cling X bine)
TO William +. Evans of Montcldir' y. d.
the Cortland apartment house. a twelve
story structure. on the south side of Ca
thedraI Parkway doth street,. near
Broadway. MI Evans is treasurer Of the
wholesale drygoods house OF Mills & Glib
The apartment structure has frontage
Of 100 feet on Cathedral PARKWAY Ihere
are two apartments on each floor. All
the suites of rooms arc rented. The ask
ing price for the property was SNo".
J. Irving Walsh has sold for Josephine
4. Budke 10 Sanford & Green the two
four story dwelling houses at Nos. 81
and 3S4 Blocker street and the adjoining
dwelling house at No. 81 Perry street.
This property is at the southwest corner
of Blocker and Perry street and forms
plot 43x7o feet. The same broker resoid
the parcels for Mr.. Green TO Leon WE'LL
The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for Max Beck. the northeast corner oil
Seventh avenue and list street, nNe
story and store apartment house 10 Ed
ward 4. Corey for investment. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
=. ]. Wood has sold for Ellen Thomp-
son. OF Utica, n. Y. and George W. MOT
ris. of sangerfeld, y. y, the plot. S5x9b
feet with two frame buildings. at the
northeast corner of Honeywell avenue
and 1soth street. TO a client of Adolph
and Henry Bloch.
Kurz & Uren. Inc. have sold for the
Duminuco Construction COMPANY the I'VE
story fathouse. on a plot 5oxloo feet. with
stores. at Nos. 976 and 9S Washington
nXcnmc. 10 Mrs. Elmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
At The Bronx Exchange
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lcssoo'
MAY

CHERRY ST. $50 and Az. an. william y
Andrews 20 William T. Murphy. > yrs from
MAY l. 1919. 81 $50, address. a Jackson ~
CORTLANDT ST II East; pirt oi 10, 10
mon': Maria e Tricihoff and anp 70 James
Lcventy: I yrs from MAY !, 1913, SL-"' '''
MURRAY ST. A. FIRST floor and basement
Rrcnt Good 10 David Walach ana aho' !, ll7
from May !. 1918, $50. address. - Mui
ray St ,t 9, q
RIVERSIDE DRIVE s.. AZ ~ land u y
Shcsfer AZ u " . Prescott ave. - ~ 'i 80:
Shcafcr 20 Horace j campbell. I. SIS ron!
March ~. 1913 $3.50. address. 1onNeis' d"
isT AVE. 49,. store floor. otc. Anna. Tiei,-
len TO Domeni,k Fata. frs from Nay J.
1918. 81 $50. address. 32i East ll2th g.
1ST AVE. 9ij. store and part cellar. LA@di
Rrcsicr to Joseph VI Rather. - yrs mos nom
MAY l. 1913: 81 90. address. 90 lst ave
9TH AVE. 81. three upper floors. Leon
Mirdalsky 10 Frank De Maria and ano. yrs
from MAY !. 1918. Sl.3-o. address MidNaic'
nth AVE. 49,. south store floor aud part
cellar: Alma - * ieindel and ano g. tltd
cricli Nolzc; . yrs from May J, l9l'. N'-v'
address. 90 llth ayc.
STH ST sos East. corner store. LOUIS kpt
zen 70 Abraham Charnofsky. . yrs from NJ!
l. 1913 $3.50 address i01 East >h a.
1OlSr ST. 2o5 and 20 al. Mamie MaIhs
70 Abraham Mlllcr. 10 yfs from June ]. 1913,
s3.r0 address. ~ East ll3tn ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
CORTLANDT APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
It Is Twelve Story Structure on Cathedral Parkway Near
Broadway and Has Been Held at $450000.
GREENWICH VILLAGE PARCELS SOLD AND RESOLD

hassot Bay, Great Neck. Long Island. 10
Mrs. Frederick Southack, Of New York,
for the season.
Pease & Gilman let for W. *. e. En-
erson his country place. known as The
hermitage, fronting on the Sound at Mil
ton Point Rye, y. y. to a client FOR the
summer.
Julia Beverley ligsens leased Frank
POtter's place. AratOma Farm At Kato-
nah. \. Y. TO Mrs William Draper for
the season. and George Chapman place
at Mount KiScO TO r. ". Mead.
The Lewis II. May Company leased at
Edgemere. Long Island. a cottage on
Beach avenue 10 Sigmund Sternbcrg. Il
cottage on GrandvieW avenue TO w. W.
Strasser. a cottage. on Hudson avenue TO
j. r. Sporting: at Arvernc. Long Island. a
cottage, No. 10 Jerome avenue. 10 Mrs.
Dora SChwcitzcr: a cottage, No. Alex
ander avenue. to Henry Plaut. and the
cottage No. South Summarized avenue
10 Ralph J. Levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
change salcsroom, Nos. "A and Is vesey

change salesroom, Nos. "A and 10 Vesey
street:
By Joseph T. Day.
l1arH ST. 2iJ TO III East. o. 5. 2oi 8 q :"
Of 81 ave. > sty tcamts each - tXlVD.ll,
knocked down for s2l,3JO each
10TH ST. e3 and 81 East g. i"o ~ W o,
Park ave. 25XlCp1l; . siy d0igs' knocked
WAsHITGToN AVE. ~ " cor 18Th 81 25x
lc1. vacant: knocked down for Slt.Wo .
INDERCLlFF AVE. e :. bet l,Oth ana ire
mont aYes. 25xl:5X irreg: sty family mousse
sold to J Eoelsen ior 81. 30 ,,e.,
LEMON AVE. l5l, " s.. Sl3 ~ s., lStn
Ct. 20 1x7j; sly dwlg. knocked down Tor
WOOSTER ST 43 and -. " g. %, 4 Of
Broome ST. J0XlOo: sty loft bldg wiindta"H
LEXINGTON AVE. 1896. 5 cor llsth ST.;
17.7x7Jxl00 Tx irres and sly dwlss; sold
10 NJ Heinrich for So 0Oo
ALEXANDER AVE. Us 10 l34. g. - #
OF iStth ST. aSx90x irres. = stv tennis:
sold i26 and ~ 10 ScIcra Holding co. for
1850. 1870 and 49, 10 ~ VI Grecnbere Tor
S1G.1o0. and III TO q; J. MaGGio. for 81 80
l1STH Sr. - East, +. 100 ~ or Manson
ave. 20XlO1l. > sty nathouse; knocked down
for S2i. 80
RATIONALE AVE. W cor 24oth ST, 4oxs5
KNToNAH AVE. " s. 30 +, OF 2aoth st,
iOxS5: vacant. Withdrawn.
WEBSTER AVE, 1876. . cor list st; @1x
aSx irreg: ! sty 1athousc with stores; sold 10
Harry Jackson for s3sOOo o.-,.-
BOWERY. 90s. " :. 1871 n OF spring
ST. Ii lOxl0Ox167 x1O0. > sly store, sold TO
Louis Greenfield for SIG 100
10lST ST. 56 East. s. $50 n OF Madison
ave 20xiOO.1l > sty tenmt and stores SOLD 70
tho plaintiff FOR $4,000. o,,
% AVE $50 2342. II 'or roth St ~ IN
50. sty tennis and stores; sold to the pam
th for $4,000.
BY samuel Marx.
10TH ST. Sc West. s. lu3.t n NJ 6th
ave- X92.3. sly hathcJsc; sold 10 the pam
ioTII ST. IS West. =. Isl r. r of 9th
ave a5.3x92 81 irrcs; sly nathouse sofa 10
the plaintiff for $3.50.
by Henry Brady.
BrEECKER ST. 600, cor Mott ST. soy
9ox irreg. sly loft and store hldg' aalou'n'u
TO May Is ,,.
By BRAN J.. Kennedy.
MONROE ST asi $ $. 1j0 II 81 Jackson
ST e5xa5: sty loft and stores bldg sold to
tho plaintiff for S.9.'W
BY u =. Ircraham GO.
7ap ST. 500 and sos last 8. - ~ Of
Avenue s. 81 6xiO2.2: stv tonmt and stores
cold 10 The shetland co for s-s.436
73D ST 500 East =. 80 Il II oi AN'nt'
\ 81 6NlOe .. sty tcnmt; sold IN tho Snct-
land 90 FOR s2s,i5d.
At The Bronx Exchange:
By Samuel Marx.
FULTON AVE. n W cor 10th -. iseN.soN
fs7.7N2SO 7. .. 3. and : sly bldss ol uIe"
cry: sold 10 tho plaintiff Tor 10000.
By Henry Rrady.
STORY AVE. 2i5H. s. 1920 q Of cas,ls
IAN ave 493NiO3 I, jniOnpOri, sold I" 'o
plaintiff for $500.