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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
MANY AT FLUSHING SALE
seventy-four Lots and Two
Dwelling Houses Disposed Of.

Bryan l.. Kennedy disposed OF seventy
four lots situated on Parsons and Queens
avenues, Jasmine. Kalmia and Laburnum
streets and two dwelling houses, Nos. 266
and 2ss Bovine avenue, Flushing, on Sat
urday afternoon on the premises.
About four hundred people attended the
sale and active competition was had for
the lots fronting on The improved streets,
but about fifty of the lots on the streets
not yet cut through were Withdrawn from
the sale, as the sellers were not satisfied
with the bids received for the unimproved
lots and have decided 10 put in the streets
and all improvements. including cement
sidewalks, on these streets before dis
posing of said lots. The highest prices
obtained were 1915 for lots on Parsons
avenue. Lots on Queens avenue sold at
s575 each. and on Laburnum avenue at
500 TO $50. The houses sold for $3.50
and 500. Among the buyers were George
Schaffner, w. T.. Jordan, Mrs. Mary T..
Young. Mrs. Charles Baldwin, John Bren-
nan, J. l.. Curtin, Grace l. Coles, Mrs.
Alice Nathan, W. n. Blair, +. ~ Stevens.
}. n. Finney. Richard S. LANCER ". Il.
Bernhardy and Edward Stapleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
GRIFENHAGEN IN A SMASH
City Register and Family Shaken Up
When Auto Hits a Taxi.

Max S. Grifenhagen, City Register, Nv
ing at No. 40 Riverside Drive: his wife
and his three daughters were shaken
up but not injured early to-day when
their automobile oollided with a taxi
cab at St Nicholas avenue and 1SSth
street. In the car also was Mr.. Grifen-
hagen's son-in-law, Mr.. Moskowitz, of
no. 40 ST. Nicholas avenue. He ESCAPED
injury. as did the chauffeur, Charles
Walling.
Mr.. Grifenhagen was returning from
the home OF his son-in-law when the COL
lision occurred. Thomas Carroll, Of No.
255 West 18th street. chauffeur Of the
taxicab. chung to the steering wheel and
was not thrown out The front OF the
Grifenhagen machine was slightly dam
aged.
Patrolman Hogan accompanied Grifen-
hagen and Carroll TO the West l5od street
station, where Carroll was questioned by
Lieutenant Ward. Carroll convinced him
that the collision was unavoidable. and
the City Register was informed that the
police would take no action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The J. &. Einstein Company, Inc. leased
losts No. y TO % West go street to
Rappaport & Gottlieb; No. 1l9 to 125 West
Path street TO Rotherosen Brothers, and
Nos. 10 and II West 18th street 10 Swer-
nofsky Bros. & Leon.
The firm Of l.. j. Carpenter and Myer
Bondy leased loft in Nos $50 and So
Lafayette street TO Addison Brothers.
Leroy Coventry leased No. l39 West 18th
street TO Mrs Judson for a term of
years.
Edgar a. Manning leased to David
Schlein the store No. % West 2lst street,
and with Tucker, speyers d Co, space
on floor at Nos. % and 80 West 38th street
TO Arthur NJ. Crofts.
The Cross q Brown Company leased a
floor in Nos. 64I and go West 5Oth street
TO the Peteler Shock Absorber Company,
and a loft in Nos. 1885 Charlton street
to the Grauvelt- Wiley Paper Manufacture
ing Company.
The Duross Company leased No. Is
Christopher street to Ginevra Bergonizi /;
also the store No. 467 West 18th street 10
Isaac Zimmerman and the store No. 40
West 18th street to Monroe Parish
Pease * Gilman leased an apartment
at No. S75 Park avenue TO John W. Neil
son, and at No. % East Ga street to Mrs.
The rutland & Whiting Company leased
lofts at No. $50 East ia street to Gott-
fried q Steckler; at No. $50 Pearl street 10
II. Holiner. basement at No li3 Blocker
street 70 The Royal Dye Works; loft at
No. So Beekman street TO II. Welnhagen
store No. 20 Pearl street 10 the Postal
Telegraph Company: store No. ! Plat
street TO the MOnsanto Chemical Works;
two floors at No. 50 Cortlandt street TO
o. H. Jadwin & Sons; basement No. 80
Cortlandt street to the Wyeth Chemical
Company, and loft at No. 70 Cortlandt
street to Charles r. Chute.
He'll & Stern have leased the store and
basement Nos. and East 18th street 10
the Manhattan Ribbon Company. and the
western store and entire basement No 30
to IS West 10Th street to J. e. Bronner
e 20
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1909 Bryant ave; April 81; 800; ATTORNEY
+ S seIigman. SO Nassau st.
BOONE AVE, 2. 4j.6 u OF Yves. ,nhp
road. 25xloc: Bessie seidman TO oe wig
s5.oOoJ T: 500: attorney. TITLE Guarantee ana
Trust co. lI6 Broadway o,c.eo. Amelia
CLAY AVE. 2427. :. 3I0Aso; an L.
Maloney TO William n Malone; aitorney,
ave: April 90 lmts S3l,oool' ~ a''0'''
Harry Herman. 100 Broadway. . r..tix
FREEMAN ST. 900. $ ~ 800; r ,ye
Prince TO JACOB Iarus. 20. 81 Micr 4
April IS tmtr Sls.ooo); ELL "''0'"'''
Gordon. 500 Broadway ,,-,,,av
HULL AVE. II Q cor OF Mcshoiu farS"Xa ~
i50x-: Perry ave. s. lo,.il ~ m,nsn
baum to becky Danenbsum; June ~. So So
81: attorney. William Bondy. iio Broadw,aiiy.
LOT 8. map charles J Sheil 10 10 Goo
NJ Shell. $500 Oinyille ave: April -: Si"y
LOT So map Allen estate; Gusiielmo I'm I'M
TO Anthonv siciliano and ano. 3I3 East llotn
ST: April IS. 500: attorney behJd''''
NAP MAPEs AVE. sw cor Of l7oth st. .79xloo.
sarah ] schaefer to Mapes Tratman Avenue
Co 7S4 East 10Th st; April IL 'm'g soi'-
300. si0o; attorney, same =. ,-o,b q,
o.5xiOO: same 10 same; April ~ 500. al
torney. same. ~.
Tor 10. n e u. map East fremont, 3gs
80. same to same; April Il: 800; attorney
MARMIoN AVE. : cor o; Fairmouint pl
2exlo3+; Edward s Carey .d 10 ooei 'eu Npri
-
- 800: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co 100 Broadway. ..
SIMPSON ST. " $. SECS n OF Wessc ~,
ave. i991x-. Fox 81. s. 1893. 10 u OF Mes.
chester ave. 22G.llx-; the Ems Reaity - .,s ~
Reuben Brooks. T37 East 10th ST; AprH -
81; attorney. NJ MAYER. u Cedar st;
SIMPSON ST " :. 369.s u $ or W estc me,
ave 1o.1S-: Fox st. e $. 193. 10 II OF West
chester ave. 226. Tx: Reuben Brooks To rrsse
man street co 81 William st: April - ~
attorney NJ Mayer. 50 Maiden Lane. 49,.
SOUTHERN BOT LENARD. cor Na'e,i
tine ave. eOxlcO: Murrsy g Danenpau.n u
Becky Danenbaum: June -. lS?9' Sl' at'ol"e'
William Bondy Ii9 BroadNay.
ave. 1G11x1O0; Sarah Browning to Mapes
Tratman Avenues 60. ia East 1I9th st ,nts
Sc. 5OW. April Il: 500, attorney. II Mite
mann. 80 Cedar ST. ,
VILLA AVE. SIG: g. :. joxlco; Jessie
Thorn to Minnie Thorn. .1' EAs. -o-d -
March 3; 800: attorney. Frank Thorn - Mas
WISE AVE. 1aio :. 1s.oxioo: Davi:
Wollner to Henry WollreT. l3i Alexander ave
(mtg 81 .5OOl oct {, 1912; 81
WHITE PLAINS ANE, " <, 700 II o
Morris Park ave. 50Ni3: Sophie Murphyc o ~
Minnie Bonagur. $50 Home ST mtg f..'"'
April 80; 81. attorney. New York Title lnsuf
ance Co. 1873 Broadway. ,..,,
iamsbrldse 50xlO0. Corneiis Briggs eNr, u
Charles J Shell. East 2i4th 81: April .
ST. attorney. Cecilia NJ Shell. 300 Ollnvhi'
ave
I3oTH ST. f05 East iG.sNlOo: Verne Bowie
ref to Angus, Haeuser. 536 West lliih -
April 2s: 81. 700. attorney. LAWYERS Title in
surance and trust 60. 100 Broadway
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Frank A. Lane and r. +. Auerbach sold
two sixteen family apartment buildings
No 1855 to 1901 Eastern Parkway. near
Utica avenue, for the Parkway Realty
Company to the Realty Traders Corpora
ton, who gave in part payment siXty-one
lots at Arlington Park North Arlington.
y. j.
William II. Cooley sold for John r. Cor
bin the bungalow on the west side of East
It'll street. in the Wildwood Manor section.
10 a client for occupancy.
NJ. Bennett G. Sons sold No. S83 Bergen
street, a two story and basement brick
dwelling house. for Emelie BrotZmann TO
William ODonnel. and No. 20 18Th street,
q one-family detached cottage near Sec
ond avenue. for j. r.. Sullivan 10 +. kealy.
Buckley x Horton sold the three story
and basement dwelling house No 1915
Bergen street on lot 20Xi2J- feet for James
{. Green to a client for occupancy.
John F. Burke sold to an investor for
the Lanoor Realty Company the three
story business building on the west side
of Fifth avenue. 20 feet north of I'd street,
on lot 2oxlC0 feet.
James n. Gilvarry sold for John Olsen
the dwelling house No. IS Summit street
to. Luigi Forte. the three family house
No. III First Place for the Frawley estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
FATHER PLEA WAS VAIN
Daughter Gets Courts Consent to
Take New Name.

Gertrude V. c. Moran. who was gradual
cd recently from private school, walked
into Justice Pages room in the Supreme
Court yesterday noon, and ten minutes
later walked out as Gertrude V. c. Har-
rington. BY so doing. however, she defied
her father. John S. Moran. an assistant
superintendent OF the Street Cleaning De-
partment. and also widene1 the breach
between her parents.
Her father and mother were separated
sixteen years ago, shortly after the birth
OF second daughter. Marion. now six
teen years old. Gertrude at the time
went with her mother to the home OF her
mothers father. Timothy Harrington. a
retired meat dealer. who died two years
later.
Mr. Morans lawyer made an impas-
stoned plea in court yesterday declaring
the father greatly loved the girl When
Miss Gertrude learned her petition asked
for a change in name had been granted
she smiled happily and left court with her
aunt, Miss Mary Harrington. of No. "a
East S5th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. Inc, have
leased for long term OF years for Jo-
seph ]. O'Donohue, jr.. as receiver Tor
the Improved Property Holding COM
pany the large store and basement at
No. 500 Fifth avenue, now occupied oy
r. NJ. Ham. to Alfred A. kohn'
dealer in boots and shoes. now at NO. l-oi
Broadway. Mr.. kohn will continue the
Broadway store.
This property. which is covered with an
eighteen-story Office building. was not
included in the recent sale OF the Corn
properties az auction. but was held out
by the committee Of the bondholders b
The total amount of the rental 10 De
paid under this lease is close to spo'Oo,
and shows a considerable advance over
the present rental being paid. TINS store
is situated about thirty feet from 4-d
street A. y. Gitterman was ASSOCIATED
as broker in the transaction
Alfred T. Ashforth has leased the store
and basement at No. 30 Fifth avenue FOR
Kate c. Riggs for term of years 10
Charles ". Wolf, Of the London Leather
Goods Shop. now at No. 20i Fifth ave-
nue..
The Markeen apartment house, SIX
story structure. on plot 12jx99.l feet AT
No. $50 TO so West 156th street, Is re-
ported to have been sold by Samuel
Glass TO Adolph Sussman, who gives IN
part payment a large tract at EdSeWood'
Long Island.
The Narcorth Realty Company. Albert
Z. Hartcorn president. sold to the SOLID
Realty Company, Max j. Kramer presi-
dent. the Hudson overlook, a six story
apartment house on plot l09 2xl0O feet at
the southeast corner of Pinehurst ave-
nue. and ls0th street; also vacant pot
about 1O0xlOo feet, east side of Briggs
avenue. POS feet south of l9ith street: the
northeast corner of the Grand Boulevard
and Concourse and 1SSth street. plot
l6Ox140 feet, and ten lots. No. 2l5 TO "a
inclusive, Of the Van Cortlandt estate,
sold by auction last fall. In exchange Mr..
Kramer gave six apartment houses IN
The Bronx, No. 1545 TO 1851 Hoe avenue
each having a frontage of 10 feet; hVe
story house on the northwest corner OF
Ellsmere Place and Southern Boulevard,
1HxS1 feet, and the remaining two on
DAILY avenue, about so feet south of l0th
street, and running back to Crotona
Parkway. total depth of 2i0 feet. COW
cred by six story apartment house.
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WESTMINSTER TRANSACTIONS.

r. b. Jennings sold to a client about
fifty acres Of the estate of Solomon a.
Haviland on North street, known as the
Sound View Farm. said TO be one OF me
highest noints i'm White Plains and which
mas been in the Haviand family for more
than one hundred years. II Is ;he 'nteI-
ton of the new owners to divide the
property into building sites of two TO hVe
acres. ..
about thirty-two acres. on the north SIDE
of Main street, Peekskill. has been sold 10
r. w. Brunswick. of Manhattan. The
property has been held at ScoVo j. v.
Alexander was the broker
Pease & Gilman leased for George g.
Ertz his house on the Post Road, Rye
y. Y, TO Gorton James.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
,sx Rosenthal 10 Max kobre. SiO.
......xI -. ,n Alex EOScnthll. Slb

Alex Rosonthal TO Max kobre. SlW.
samuel lew to Alex Eosenthal. Sl"
Louis Spicr to Burrough' S'Vo ,,,-.o,,
Lincoln Trust Co to Caroihe Oo''''''
Slc.TH. 49,, s,,rx n
william c Albro and another admfs' -
L>ouise Leidel; $500. . ,...,-or,o,
Newbursh savings Bank 10 lite 1ua'@
and Trust 60 - assts,. $JoCo
Era Realty Co to Lena Stol.; s'1V
ena Stolz TO Jennie Sealy; 5000 ooo
Henry paul to Charles Gnrrecht. $50
Joseph Mattern to Charles BaueFdo'i'
$1,000. Co..
Walter Loorie to Estate Mortgage Secur
tiles Co: 81 -.. 60.
LAWYERS Mortgage co TO Albany city say
INKS institution. $40 .,
James Welton to Lphralm Levy. S-.oV'
Anna T Cole 10 Robert ~ Taller y assts,; FL
Lincoln Trust 90 TO Dorothea T. McNicAaf 10
asstsJ: 81 49,, q,
Dorothea Z McNickar to Charles o Mas 10
assts); 81 49, -
Louis r I.sheus to Church OF the Holy Com
muniOn. $500
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RECORDED LEASES.
OWilh name ard address Of lessee)
APRIL IS

AMSTERDAM AVE. 1926 and 1925. also
i56tl ri. 500 n 80 West. all. oCemore
Building Co 10 BENJAMIN Blub - al. 70 HE
Yrs from Feb !. 1910. $4,000. address. So
West 1fith 81.
LEXINGTON AVE. 40 and 425 ground
floor and basement. Neclar Realty 60 20
Hanover Lunch Inc, 10 yrs from May ].
1913: 81 O00: address. 13s East 1i.h 81.
LEXINGTON AVE-. -. cor 2'th 81.
eNinCton Realty 90 20 Herman Bryncr. :
yls from May /. 1912. $500, address, 32j
west BrOadway
MONROE ST. ~ East. store and base
mcnt: Charles Movers IN Joseph Peck. =
Yrs from May J, 1913. sI20. address. i2i
Monroe -.
RECTOR ST. United states Express Build
ins, Office 230s United States Express
Realty 90 90 Joseph Nayhcw. . yrs from
May /. 1918; 1854 address. Rector 81.
~ AVE. 1913. street floor. Anna Becker
% Walter Kunzig; / from Nay !, 1918.
$500; address. 1913 I'd ave.
50 AVE. 3sl, street Moor. Elizabeth pal-
bert 10 n & Lunch Room Co. yrs from
MAY !. 1919. g. 500. address. on premises.
30 AVE. 1891. store and cellar: Anna
Walter and ano 70 Gustav Wiosinser. 3 yrs
from May l. 1918 $40. address. 80 East
SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
SPENCE IS OPTIMISTIC
Saws Crop Prospects Are Best in
Country'S History.

Snsnce. director OF traffic of the
Southern Pacific. who has just retuiieu
from an ight-thousand- lnspec''',i
,-,r y, the company's lines through
.igbteen states in the South and Mloule
vs., yesterday gave a glowing descrp-
zion NJ business conditions in that sec
.ion OF the country. he deciareu 'na'
according TO present prospects, 'Ne
Tinted States this year would witheSS
The greatest crops in its history
Texas has increased her cotton acre
age from 10 10 IS per cent sara MI
SPENCE. land promises yield OF more
than five million bales. Rice acreage III
the state has also been greatly ex-
,sndeJ In Louisiana the only fear is
that in the course of the next week there
NAV be damage by flooding, but II 'hat
Is escaped Louisiana will harvest Dig
cane crop this season, as compared Win
p very poor one last year.
"Outside OF New York. where the
mind is perhaps too easily fixed on fears'
or possibilities of fears, the whole coun-
trv reports business decidedly good. on
NV trip visited our agencies in Atlanta
birmingham, New Orleans. Galveston
Houston. Dallas. Kansas City, st. LOUIS
Chicago and Cincinnati. In ADDITION 10
Galveston, ! inspected all the Gulf ports
and spent some time looking over our
various lines in Louisiana and Texas.
THE Southwest is developing wonder
fully and promises to mean fully as
much to the Southern Pacific In the
next decade as the Northwest does to
the Union Pacific. There is surprising
amount Of building under way In such
cities as Houston and Dallas. where Fore
sight is spending her courage ana
millions TO reap the fruits of the rapid
DEVELOPMENT Of Texas. Because of such
influences as the good roads movement
With the concomitant road and improve
mept taxes the great holdings in the
black soil belt Of Texas are being rapid
" broken up Just as fast as the land Is
offered in marketable areas ii is being
snapped up by German, Polish and other
foreign farmers, who know that TINS
black soil belt is not surpassed even by
the valley Of the Nile"
Mr.. Spence stated that the Southern
Pacific had no large construction pro-
gramme in view at this time. Within the
last fortnight, however, the Kansas city
Mexico e. Orient has opened its line TO
the West by connection with the South
ern Pacific at Alpine under traff1c
agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
FALL AGAINST AUTO FATAL
Lad Hits His Head on Toolbox and
Fractures His Ckull.

Peter Garlick. small boy. living at
No l67 Eldridge street, stumbled In front
OF an automobile truck near his home
yesterday afternoon and struck his head
OF the tcoboX. He died few minutes
later from a fractured skull. John j.
O. Hanlon. ~ No 432 West I'D street, the
chauffeur. was not arrested.
\ policeman carried the child to "A drug
store. where he died IN his mother 5
arms before an ambulance surgeon ar
rived
At the time OF the accident the boz s
father was being arraisned in Essex
Market police court. before Magistrate
Campbell for disordorly conduct. When
the magistrate was told of the child s
death the father was Immediately dis
charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29

1910; Francesca. Luigi and Michelna corSIs'et ,
~ Vtncenzo and Giovanni Trmarco A'"V' AT
torney ] Lotto, SO2 Broadway - ,o,o.
i55D ST. ia west. 2ox99ll May 80 q, zoo soo.
v.rtb, A Reade TO George Buckbee; S'g:
attorncy. Title Guarantee and Trust o. i'
18TH ST. 1856 and :7 East s is;g Sos CO. "
10th sr 5o7 West. n $, g. sNs9.n; Wnvni,sI:
1905 Zclemna Adams to 81 Luxe ho'R Traf
s35 600; attorneys. Miller, King. Lane
ford. 30 Broadway.
The Bronx.
DAILY. AVE. s,s ,2 2.G.7 , IT Si and ND. Eliz,
sbetb A Peterson 10 David DAILY: >-,ooV'
attorney. 81 J seaman. 81 Chambers 49,, 81.
LOT es 70 90 and 1 South 10 Mount aSu vernon
Nov 90 1910: Elise Baker to EastchS 81,
savings Bank $1,000: attorney NJ De''
NOUN ShuE He psHR90pERfY; July I. 1909; william
w and e Jean Penneld TO Aaron ana L"Se
| Schoenfels: $4,000. ,ro,artv.
9TH Ward. Dec IS, 1911: Matthew y" so.
attorneys, Wingate & Cullen. 20 Nassau 81,
| pROSPECT AVE s. 21S6 II n rom d ~ !.
! cor ~ Home St 376xlO0: March 10, i.oo'
! 7 o,,is T. ,ibsohn to John r and Frieda Ma,
Wort: So 800: attorneys. Schroeder Blank
WAsHINGTON AVE. at pit where
asld ave intersects Bronx RIVER, TUE
| n - to ST where n W Madison ave s'a' ~,
t nv, q, Iertngton pl williamsburg.
~, ~ 900 to S = Washington ave
| aca ,o bey. Dec 49, 1905: Giuseppe ana Nln-
| conza Scotcilaro ct al to the Italian SaNlns'
Bark: s.. 900: attorneys. Wayiand x b''i"'" ~
| Us Broadway. -, rto.cher
WASHINGTON AVE n cor OF F,s,cn ,e,
nj. Nora construction Co 20 Hudson Ma''e'
WHTIr PLAINS ROAD. S. .33 ~ n
| from n g cor OF 22ith st. 24axsp May ~
| 1906: Sound Realty Co TO Sarah !, us
| Broadway o. -, on4,b
| -, ,,,rti,, n rink. Sc 800: attorney. same
10Th ST. :. 27.6 n " Of Prosper 'h1N
included in Decatur ave 2ohOi' oc' ,o,,
| ,.i,,oos Noonrn si,ocial edn. to John l" J.
name: si.5oO. attorneys Bergman & DAVIS
;oig I'd ave
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF LENDERS a,tornev. =
APRIL IS
Manhattan.

LIN 81, Sc s. where mtersectcd by dividing
line between lots . and Is. mao part land q,
heirs OF Thomas l. Walker IVES, Farms "a,
100 Dec IL, 1906. John r and Ellyabeth .
Peterson TO David DAILY. 1900: at,orney
Michael Scanan. % Chambers 1T
LEXINGTON AVE. le5s and 1850 3 "a cor
s5th st d32 East; Apri % 1910: Louis Hem
Werdinger TO Theresa Abrams. 81 100. attor.
ncy. II Herst. 20 Broadway
18TH ST. =. 355 II from . cor 9th ave
:5xl03S; May TO- 1907 Joseph and Isaac Cuz,
s-oOe. attorneys Wolf & Kahn. 2c3 Broadway.
18TH ST. g. $50 n from n " cor LIST ave.
2oN32; April l3. 1910. Mary Lyons 10 Joseph
W clauscn and ano, exrs: $1,000. attorney q,
Amend & Amend ll9 Nassau ST.
9th ST. II West. a0loNss.s. April l. 1912:
Eugene Lucas TO james Gordon Bennett; SIS
COO; attorneys. jaw Gambler. H Wall St
April 2. 1912: same TO Charles + Warner; $50
90: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i7C
Broadway.
eth AVE. = 6, ca n n OF 10th st. 33sxiOo:
oct IL. 1917: Emanuel Weinraub TO Estates
Mortgage Securities Co. 100 Broadway: 5000
eth ST s s. rs n from cor nth
ave. e5N4i II. 51th IT. $. 500 n az iii,
ave. 25xiH1l: Oct 81. 1911; New York Taxicab
co to Credit Lyonnais. ~ Boulevard des Itai-
lens. Paris France: $1,000: attorneys, Kurz-
man & Frankenheimer. 81 Nassau st.
9TH ST. 2N East. \. .5xl022: March L..
1910: Marietta Carmarato 10 Giuseppe Termini:
500: attorney. Charles Zerbarin 3i6 Broadway.
l03D ST. q. 30 II OF Park ave. toxl0o.i
April %. 1866: Moses Schloss to Carl Fischer
300; attorneys. Shapiro & shapiro go Broad
way
nth ST. sc7 and ,cs East aosloo: April .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
REALTY NOTES.

The Oothout Realty Company is the
buyer of No. $50 West ll3th street. the
sale of which by Mulliken x Moeller was
reported last month. Title passed on sat
urday.
The Turner Construction Company has
been awarded the general contract Tor
the construction Of an eight story colo
storage warehouse of reinforced concrete
for the Merchants Refrigerating Com
pany in Newark, y j., on River street.
south OF Cherry. The building is 10 De
nfN 100 feet in Liam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
RAILWAY TO SUE FOR LAND
Manhattan Company Wants Title to
Sixth Avenue Property.

The Manhattan Railway Company is TO
bring suit against several Sixth avenue
property owners TO acquire title TO real
estate in connection with the new station
the company is 10 erect at 3Sth street
An action of lis pendens was fled yes
terday which will tie up the parcels want
ed until the suits are settled. The fand
sought is on both sides of the street
whers thA proposed station Is to be built.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

Hath IT. So East. Antonio Brescia agt
Madeleine Colucci, owner and contractor
81 02j.
PARK AVE-. 5. 50 y Of l.stn 81 fof
60. William Balkin act New York Edison
60. owner. " 4 Burr & co. contractor
soSs 81
nth AVE 55f; Feinberg & Feinberg Inc
ast. Theresa Metzscr owner; Michael Glenn
cnts. contractor: S33 80.
Sd AVE. q . cor OF l1lst 81. 25x- Do
menlco : Del Donno agt Elizabeth schultz
owner. George Schultz owner and contrsc-
tor trcnewan. 81 22T ~.
BROADWAY. 1920. Harry Nrssman AIT
New York Theatre 90 and william MOTIFS
ovnsrs. Messmore co. contractor: 1861 10.
MADISON AVE- cor Of i2d -. "s.'A
lax irrex 10 i1st al. Pelham Operating Go
agt f2d g and Madison ave co. oNner
Malcolithlc Concrete 90. contractor. $500 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
STORES IN FIFTH AVENUE LEASED
100000 Rental for Space Big Building Situated Near 42d
Street Corner.
15eTH STREET APARTMENT HOUSE FIGURES IN TRADE

TO Catherine McKenna. the dwelling house
No. 10 Second Place for II. Cfeamer 10
Gavin Heron the building with store NO
s74 Goth sti Get for Francesca Rinaudo 10
Vito Chiovare, and the three story house
with store No 100 West 9Th sti Get for X
c. Farley TO Modesto Naccaro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
LONG ISLAND
LIVE ON LONG ISLAND

For list Of real estate agents having houses
for sale or 10 rent and coored map OF Long
Island address the Gcn'l Psss'r Agent. Room
3I4 Pennsylvania Station. y y. mr. procure
Same free from ticket offlces 10 y way. i53
". i25th 81 and Fifth Ave. Building. y. y.