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The Washington herald., 1913-01-26
Tennyson, the Urbane.

Edward whymper. the famous climber.
says CouIson Kernahan in the Strand.
told me a story OF Tennyson which by
! this time may or may not-I do not know
have got into print. At a garden party
rather gushing young girl went up TO
the hostess and said: ''Oh, is that really,
as I'm told. Lord Tennyson sitting there
by himself smoking on that rustic seat?'
Yes, my dear; that is he.'' was the
reply. "Oh, ] should so like to meet him.
Do introduce me-" said the girl
my dear, Lord Tennyson hates 10 be
bothered by strangers" answered the
hostess, land one reason. perhaps, why
he comes to see me Is that he knows
never exploit him in that way" "Oh. but
l should love to he able to say I've met
him." persisted the other. We'll. say
You have met him and leave il at that"
was the answer. The girl, however
would take no refusal. so. losing pa
tience. her hostess said: Very we'll II
he is rude to you-as he can be to people
who force themselves upon him-your
blood will be upon your own head"
Lord Tennyson," said the hostess
when the two had walked together to the
seat where the laureate was smoking
this is Miss B, daughter of an old
friend of mine. who is very, very anxious
to have the honor of saying How do you
do" to you" How d'you do" respond
ed Tennyson gruffiy. and scarcely look
ing up. The girl attempted awkwardly
10 carry on some sort of conversation.
but as all she got in reply was an occa-
sional "Humph'' or else stony silence,
she lost her nerve and began to wriggle
and fdget. Then the great man spoke:
re like the rest of them" he grunt-
cd you're laced too tightly. I can hear
stays creak: Abashed and embarrassed.
the girl withdrew. Later in the after
noon Tennyson came behind her and. lay
Ing hand on. her shoulder. said kindly.
Il was wrong just now. young lady. 1t
wasn't your stays I heard creaklng. but
my braces. They're hitched up too tight
ly. Sorry. And he lounged away.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

tist Church recently One Of the inter.
esting features Of the programme was
the Children Scenes of Schumann play
ed by Nine. Marie Won Unschuld. pre-
ceded by a poetical scenario written by
her. The next recital will be at the Met
ropolitan Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and B Streets Southeast. on Wednesday,
January q, 1913
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26
The Merry Game.

From Judge.
This Is a rapid age. you bet,
And we, as sure as fate,
Will soon evolve some scheme to get
Divorces while you wait
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

Aluminium is to be turned out at the nate Of
S.o0 tons annually at new hydro-electric MANN
factory under construction in North Carolina :
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26
Never Gets There.

From Judge.
No one looks for achievement to a
man who always has an excuse for fail
ure.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

An amusing and very realistic meeting
Of the House of Representatives was held
az Business High School Thursday morn
ing in the assembly hall The civics
classes study civics at hrst hand having
a regularly organized Senate and House.
Cabinet officers and even a president Of
the United States. All sorts Of parlia-
mentary procedure are practically DEM
onstrated. bills introduced and acted upon
and measures adopted and discussed. \
bill for universal suffrage in the District
of Columbia was introduced on THURSDAY.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

Dr. William c. Woodward will deliver
the address before the Parent Teachers
Association of the Iovejoy School on
Thursday. NJ. T. w. Short will preside.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

Jacob Riis. of New York. lectured in
the hall of the NJ Street High School last
Tuesday on the Bad Boy" 1t is his
belief that there are none: that life is
controlled by environment and any class
can be practically controlled through
proper surroundings.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

The Mendelssohn Quartet which made
such favorable impression two seasons
ago, has been organized again by Mr..
sydney Lloyd Wrightson. 1t is prepar-
ing for public appearance in the near
future The singers composing the quar-
tet are: Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler.
soprano:. Miss Faye humphrey, contraIto:
Mr.. Richard P Backing, tenor. Mr.
George II. Miller. bass; Mr.. wrightson.
musical director.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

The pupils and graduates of the Won
Unschuld University Of Music gave a re-
cital at the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church and at the Calvary Bap-
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

superintendent W. NJ Davidson and
Mrs. Davidson. Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes.
chairman of the committee on night
schools and Director B. w. MurCh, last
week personally visited every night school
of the city
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

The last work of Nine. Won UnschuId
"The Won Unschuld Method of Piano
Playing and Teaching met with such
success in New York that the Columbia
University there has engaged her to
deliver a lecture on it on February Z at
the Horace Man Hall of the Columbia
University.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

The third OF series of mid-season
musicals was given by the pupils of
Mr. Douglas G. Miller last Wednesday
at 3s21 Fourteenth Street Northwest. Pu-
pills taking part were Miss Afleen Mil
tenor, and Mr.. Neville d. Miller, accom-
panist.
Following is the programme: Where
Dreams Are Made" tJohnston), Wishes
(Sans SoucD. and shall Wed Thee"
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

The hockey season at Western closed
at Christmas, but will reopen early in
March. Basketball teams for girls have
been selected, and the first outside game
of the year will be played with Gallaudet
at Kendall Green on February j.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

DIR. A. W. Spanhoofd. head OF the
modern language department in high
schools, gave a lecture on German le-
gends, in the mother tongue, to the Ger
man classes at Western High School
Thursday morning. In the afternoon, he
described to the history classes at Gen.
trail the wonderful castles along the
Rhine. and illustrated his talk with many
well selected lantern slides.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

There were 143 members present at the
rehearsal OF the Washington Oratorio
society last Monday evening at the Sec
ond rehearsal of Elijah" The society
meets in the chapel of the Church Of
the Covenant. Eighteenth and N Streets
at I:05 o'clock every Monday evening.
New members desiring to enroll must
do so either tomorrow evening or a
week from then. The Elijah will be
given by the society on Monday and
Wednesday evenings. April q and q
Good voices are welcome and a cordial
invitation is extended to all who wish
to join on either of the evenings men
toned.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

revised circular OF information rela-
tive to payment of salaries OF employees
in the schools has just been issued. 1t
contains a more thorough exposition Of
the old rules. with recent rulings by the
comptroller and officials.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

Armstrong Manual Training basketball
team played the Hiawatha team on Tues
day and defeated them Is to 16
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

DR.. Bourdeau-Sisco, OF the Takoma
Park Sanatorium gave a very helpful talk
&C the mothers OF the Taylor School on
Thursday afternoon. Sex Hygiene was
treated in a dainty, modest, forcefuI
way.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

Girls of Tech begin basketball prac-
tice tomorrow in the room recently ftted
up for their use. The following team
managers have been elected: Margaret
Birdsales. Katharine Cleveland, Ida
Harry. Dorothy Payne and Josephine
Mitchell
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

The famous baseball star. Johnny Beau.
vino has been drafted by the Cleveland
Maps for next season. visited his alma
mater. Mckinley Manual Training School,
last week.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

The graduating class of Central enter
tanned at a dance at the Washington
Canoe Club. Misses Botkin. Wright and
Clark acted as chaperOns.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

Mr.. Harry Patterson Hopkins pianist
will give his third recital at the Charcoal
Club, in Baltimore, this evening at .
o'clock, and present the following pro-
gramme: Senate in G minor CSchumann);
Romance in Z fiat. ''Lalla Rookh'' in d
minor "a Persian ballet dance transcribed
by MIR. Hopkins from orchestral, (Rubin-
stein); ITO the Sea" (MacDowelD: Scher-
zetto in A fat and Concert Waltz in E
major (Moszkowsky).
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

Amaranto A. Abeledo, professor OF his
tory in the University of La Plata. Ar
rentina. was a visitor at Central High
School during the week.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

Manager ]. Martin Scranage has en-
gagged Mrs. Helen Donohue De Yo. the
well known soprano of this city, to be
the sOloist at the next concert of the
Washington Symphony Orchestra. which
will be given at the Columbia Theater
on Tuesday afternoon, February II.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

AT the afternoon service at the Church
OF the Covenant at $50 o'clock the fol-
lowing music. will be rendered under
the direction of Mr. wrightson. by the
double sextette: Anthem, The Lord is
My Light" CMarchanU. incidental solo
by Miss Hall: solo, 20 Lord Most Holy''
(Abt. Miss Hall; duet, 20 Divine Re-
deemer" (Gounod, Miss humphrey and
Mr.. Backing; anthem Awake. Awake
Cstrainer): anthem, BE Ye All of One
Mind Godfrey, incidental solo, Mrs.
Gawler; solo. My Task (Ashford). Mr..
George H. Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10

10 1901; Patrick and Mary Wimsey 10 Hud-
son y Rose co. 3: West 18th st; $500.
LOT GO. map > OF piece land situate in
greenwich. nth Ward. showing division Of
sarie. bet heirs OF John Rogers deceased. a.
surl eyed ny Even & Iudlsm. May, 1S3l
?1Nlo"3; Nov y. 1911 Andrew = Dubbcn to
t'udentlal Real Estate Corp'n' &,1oO; at
torney: j \ puross. 10 West 1fth 81.
LONGFEiLO AVE- s, 80 Il Of
li3d St 23xl00: Jan ), 1907; John W and
Annie W Frazcr to Fannie stern: $1,000.
attorney: Louis Werner ~ Broadway
MOliEGAN Grant AVE- n Q cor l19th 81.
Michael ] Lcahf': $1,000; attorney. John Il
Hal8cv. ~ Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Jan 81. 1901: Michael
} Leahy /" Daniel + Higgins: $500; attor-
ney. II G Harding. 30 Broad ct
PROSPECT AVE. 1863. 95Nll9: Jan :.
1905 sophia Wogram 10 William .
Srhnauc; 5000; attorneys. Amend & Amend.
lla Nassau 81.
PARK AVE cor Of 1850 st. ooxiIty
a0N+3.N. Doc o. 1909: Hermann II Meyer to
Bower Savings Bank: sI5O00: attorneys.
strong & 'sdwalldtr. 20 wall 81.
ROBBINS AVE. :. 100 Il II 2 from
{ cor Of Encas T. .jNl05; July >. 1911
charles y and Cath 4 Sagel to Mary
CoNlev: 81 GOO. attorneys, Hardin G Hess
30 Pic 81
sTEBBINs AVE. { $ 40ss It II of West
chester ave. 25XSG: June ~. 1902: Eugene
r aud Cora Z Woolf TO Arch T. Reid. cSr;
$3.50: attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance CO.
leo Broac way
18TH ST :. sos II of Rider ave
J0Xl 1u.lX5H%lo2.l: April - 1901: Kate .
Clark 10 Harlem Savings Bank; $1,000 at
torney. Edward Clinch. ~ Park Row.
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Construction 90. contractor (reneNap: sla5.
nth AVE, " cor 3Ith 81. :;xiC0: Payne
Construction Go act Peter McCiu. owner:
rcrcnce Mckegne!. lessee ana contractor
18TH ST. 773 to Isl East: Esmondc VI
O'Rri"n aGt Mckinley square Casino 60,
owner; VIM II Wei>,sger. contractor SIP -.
GRANT AVE. cor l55th 81. so lOxiO3. 6;
Valentine Zimmerman agt Mitchell McDer-
mott CONSTRUCTION 60. owner: FurlonG Fur
long. contractor; Sta5
I'D AVE, %, and 2.'9S same ast Clarence
Davies owner; Furlons & FuronG. con
tractor: 500.
BoYNTON AVE. W cor wcs,chcs,er ave.
f?Xl1G,l0. came agt American Real Estate 30.
owner: fu,lons & Frrlcng contractor: slai;
CONVENT AVE n " cor lf2d -. 90 llXl2J:
\ Pardi Tile 90 agr John Doe. owner: Bcu
Glaze Construction co. contractor; S24s.
WEBSTER AVE. 2039 TO 20t3: Domenico \
Pezza AIT cawston Construction 60. owner
and contra ~tor: sl63
18th ST. - West: sam Ksplan sgt Edward
G Center. owner; Robert smith. owner and
contractor Kan4el & son. contractor: $500.
E121TH ST, IJ2 West: Charles Nannon ct
al Set Sanitary steam Laundry 60, owners;
Wsrfield Laundry Corporation. owner and con
tractor. SlSl 20.
ETH ST. 20 and rs West. Press Prism
Plate Glass co sgt rival Realty 90. owner.
Coleman & kraJsc. contractor: sCs -
sTH AVE, f24 TO AZ: Pressed Prism Plate
Glass co ist Realty Holding 60. owner; Cole
man & Krause. contractors: Si9S ~.
HOE AVE. - - Il . OF i12d ST. l00Xl00:
jamestown Mantel 60 agt Ray Holding 60.
owner and contractor; Samuel Parnass. con
tractor; s. 100
Der 90. contractor; 50 ~.
i3lsT IT. and West: William Hahn agt
Mrs Dora Eischler. owner; Thomas GILL agent
contractor; $50 20.
10TH ST. liz to i3S West: Joseph W Ro-
wan. Inc at Mary \ T.ocf'er. owner and con
tractor; W II IIeddendorf. contractor; ssis 80.
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wEsr sIDE-Above Tooth street.

iaoTH ST. $40 10 5<s WEST near Broad
~an -I,eautiful. heslthfUl section. the Au-
d,,bon. bright we'll heated rooms; electricity,
private phone. bath. every comfort 81 one.
sla TO $50 two including cAce.Ient hoard; par
Tor dining rooms: separate tables: social sur
roundjngs real home Telephone. zoo Audu-
ton.
ALCOHOLICS HOTEL. 51a WEST l2aD 81. :
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. SINGLE Or tN
SUITE. f;EcEII..NT TABLE: RATES.
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ward motcc Of levy: attorney, fleiseh-
man.
18TH ST. 49, East; Metropolitan Saving.
Bank agi Mayer Deutsch CT al foreclosure oil
mtg: ATTORNEYS. \ : IL W Hutchins.
~ AVE. $50 and $50 Bessie Moss agt Annie
" Harris notice OF levy; attorney, VI Borrow
sky.
60 AVE n cor 4 l2lst st. 2X'i: CITY or
New York agt AIolph Wit notice OF levD;
attorney. 4 Il Watson.
70 AVE. 40: Tenement House Department
act Louis Lcse notice Of levy; attc!ney' IL
Watson
GOTH ST. 2S2 West. Tenement House Depart
mcnt agt Maurice Myers notice Of levy); at
} torney \ Y Watson.
Z lGSTH ST. :. q It " OF Edeecombe ave
d 20 lXs0: Sarah Wohgemuth agt Trial Realty
! 90 ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. Arm
( stein. Levy q PfeneT.
18TH ST 2l5 East: Meta Blohm. trustee.
agt Clare \ Mayors foreclosure Of mtg; at
I tofney l. : Gocbcl. -
BROADWAY. = cor of l52d ST. MilXloo
I Mary kngslsnd a-t sun CONSTRUCTION 90 y
I al foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys, W Il a q I
/ Cnamberlin. -.
: NEW CHAMBERS ST. II and 20: William II
! Sands 1T al agt Michele Brigante ct al uore-
I closure Of mtg: attorney. " ; Borland.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. II: Robert + Hubbard
, agt George w Ledcrer ct al foreclosure OF
. mtgl attorney. swain.
o LAFAYETTE ST. iN: Elm st 10: American
: Mortgage 90 agt Michele Brisante ~ al ntre-
: closure OF mtg; attorney. VI : Borland.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

EuScnie Bucky to Walter solomon: $1,000.
Arthur G + Moser to Edw NJ Kirkpatrick.
slG0.
Hudson Realty Go TO swan; $4,000.
John I Rcnnolt 10 Mary Glautz; 5000.
Elizabeth \ Reid TO Elizabeth Reid: 81.
Walter solomon TO Rachel Solomon $1,000.
Samuel .\lkoff 10 Annie Alkoh: 81.
t;mmeline Mex Maxwell 10 Daniel T IIis-
gins omitted
Paul Harnisch to Wnhelmina E Guen,her 81
Land Realty co to John W Nuth: $1,000
George Bruestle TO George NJ Bruestle: 81.
John Bruestle 10 George VI Bruestle. 81.
Jacob Levy TO Isaac sherman; 81.
Title Guarantee ana Trust Co 10 Abraham
Stein. $1,000.
Edwin NJ Squier to stuart G Squer ct a,
eNrs. 81.
stuart 9 squier ct al exrs, to Msrgare:
sage: $4,000
Albert Deutsch to Abraham Leventhal %
aSstsl: $500
John Burke 10 Msrgaretha Fried. $1,000.
Title Insurance 90 Of New York 20 oceanic
Investing 60: $4,000
New York Title Insurance 90 10 Unite!
states Trust 90 Of New York $4,000
, Charles II Fske 10 John II Coursen So, 800.
| Ida Abramson to Eta Ulman $1,000
| Chelsea Realty Co TO New York Mortgage
| and Security Co: 500
Marcus Beckmann to Henry c steinhon;
1859.
Guaraniy Tras; Co 0; New York to York
carrie W Riesenfeld to Ida Abrsmson: So
900
/ John Bell to Oscar F Zeiller: 81.
Leo Seitz 10 Masdalena Mosserschmiu; 81
coo
Isaac Butler 70 George ! Hoehn: 81 zoo
! Katie Herod 10 Isaac Butler. 81. SEQ.
/ Observation-Disclosures Trust Co 70 Title
! Guarantee and Trust Co. S11,0cO
| Jacob II Wagner 10 David Hpkin; 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co 10 George \ Quinby;
| SIS coo
/ Same to Central T.us; Co Of New YORK;
/ SIS coo
same to American Female Guardian Society
and Home for the Friendess: $1,000.
| Max Hoffman 10 Meyer Jarmulowsiy: 81.
| Whitehall Realty Co 10 Rachel Lubn; So
! go
! Lena Spanier 10 Fischel Friedman; $500.
Century Mortgage Co TO Anna e i Schwarz:
/ s.. lOj
! Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 German
| Savings Bank: 10000.
Same to Ottilie II Hertlcin: s.. 600.
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY O.
! CHISHOLM ST. 1926: Henry AIRS sons
! Iron Works agt Hannah sweeney. owner: Roth
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The Bronx.

BENSON ST. : east y Of lot Sc mar Of
vtlose south. 9jN>6: May :. 1907 Simon Ep-
.,sin and wife 90 al TO Tanning g / Beck;
ss 100: attorneys. Bowers & Sands. 81 Mas
RFCK ST W $. So Il OF Interyale ave.
.sylOO. April - 1910: Robert Marine 30
Winnie r & 90 and Edward Kuckenheimer
ssSi5: attorne-s. SternbcrS, Jacobson & Pol
lOcss DO Broadway.
pEGINS a; : @ cor oil so-called Horstmann
nroe, nv on n highway leading 10 Reeds Mil
wi next 10 land OF : 4 Odell. runs i152 10
9oer's ice pond y 23l.J TO line land
Margaret Holler 1858 from highway
No Reeds Mill along same eO1.J 10 "
ssN hghway n along same 223 10 beginning
March 10 1905: Margaret Holer 10 Elizabeth
Bebon $500; attorneys. c II & A Young
New Rochelle.
GREEN AVE. cor Butler n. iO0x24 o.
Iuns Il. 1905: Annie Fordyce 10 Peter Nc
Dowell; $4,000; attorney, Arthur Knox. 1875
GRAND AVE. $. 357.s Z, Of Burnsid.
ave a3x9O: OCT Is. 1906: Lochinvar Realty 60
10 Robert G Rathbone. Rollin Morgan and
Alex W Morgan. trustees: $4,000: attorneys,
Vorsan & Mitchell. - Park Row.
HONEYWELL AVE, COLI. s. -. XXI 80
Ian s 1910: John II Feeder TO Frederick
Nssck: $500; attorney c II Baechlcr, 1120
Walker ave.
LOT 2Sa map portion Hunt estate. Van
Nsst station: June - 1905: oscar Dresslel
70 John George SuTber: $500. attorney, c II
Bsechler 112c Walker ave.
LOTS rs and 2S9. same map; March i.
fae4. Otto and Matilda Nasntan to same:
&; 600 attorney. same as above.
LOT ~. map 1870. Hunter estate; April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10

i45TH ST, SIS WEsT-Nestly furnished
room. suitable two; Improvements, reason
2 bic kRAI-S
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
JANUARY Q.

JANUARY y.
WESTCTESTER AVE. n cor Evergreen
ave 1G0XIui: city Mortgage co loans Pew
Realty Corn 100000.
MESTCHESTER AVE. cor wheeler
ave. iOXilu: civ Mortgage 60 loans Pew
Realty corr IS O0o.
=fn.uth loans Charles | Weinstein Realty
60 SCI uOO.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JANUARY ..
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 10 and l%l: for )
story lofts Offices and dwle. i0XIi: +
Foster. :uS West tooth -. owner: . LoWih-
son = N.st "1st u. architect: sl".ooo.
stV fbcafrc stores and Offices. l5J. IN2G1 :
Mitchell " Mark Realty Corporation. 'ul
18th ave. owner. r W Lamb, sol Jth ave
architect. 100000
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

WIIJ.ETS, JOHN TIT pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
Surrogate Of the County OF New York, notice
IL hereby given TO all persons having claims
against John r. Willets. late OF the County
OF New York deceased. TO present tho same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers at
their place OF trsnsscting business. the Office
OF Frank l.. Hall. No 30 Broad street, Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city OF New York, on or
be fore tho 18Th day Of June. next.
Dated, New York. December 9Th. 1872
HOWARD WfLLETs,
JOHN J. earle,
FRANK l., HALL. Executors.
Attorney for Executors, 30 Broad street.
Manhattan. New YORK city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice is hereby given 10
all persons having claims against William a.
Hoe late % the County Of New York deceased.
10 present tho same with vouchers thereof 10
tho subscribers at their place OF transacting
business. at the Office OF their attorneys.
schenck & Punnctt No. 10 Liberty Street.
borough Of Manhattan, city Of New York, on
or before the LIST dsy OF August, next.
Dated, New York. the 23rd day Of December.
1912. 800.
MARION NJ. HOE r,.cu,or.
GEORGE f.. HOE.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. Re RECEIVED
at the once Of the Commissioner OF Immi-
grafton Ellis Island, y. Y. H., until 2:30 p.
m. February 3. 1913 for the construction OF n
section OF concrete and stone ses-wall slons
under "aea-wall contract No. T." For plans
and specifications apply TO WILLIAM WILL
IAMS Commissioner OF Immigration. New
York. y. Y.
FORT TOTTEN y. Y.-SEALED PRO
posal- for constructing macadam roads, GO
mcnt walks etc. at Foot Totten. y. Y, will
b. received here until =. NJ. Jan. ~. 1913
and then publicly otened. Information FUR
nishod Upon Application 10 Quartermaster.
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,.,nno Ian .. 1909: Nathan and iron'o
Of. -SN ~ Harry Hastorf; $1,000: attorney
sts,s piamant 1G2 Nassau 81. cat ., IN, Y
LEXINGTON AVE. cor o, S1'" ,iai,is q
LIZ 81 l. 1894: oscar NJ ana iat,iS COO.
xf-.o,, 20 Bovcrv savings Bank SotVV''
Edsseys NJ & Isaacs. - Nlilan' 20,
strXiNGTON AVE. W cor OF ooth ~ ~ a.
bf,.>T o,. 81 1905. John and Carrie o'z 80
xf2o: Savings Bank: $4,000; attorney, Seth
ITEM. 60 Broadway.
F,.ryr ST. s25. : c cor 81 West llth ST; my
,casc. etc; Dec s, 1911; Cornei nus ,ornoy
on Jacob Rupert Inc; N''l4' oV' "''0'"0''
70 Ter II stewart 1879 81 ave. .
NSS,r.rsrr ST. n . cor Of BARROW st. runs ~ "
VI a 81 Ok n 593x C 14i.2 10 beg; jury -
w.. william and Dora Farrell to the IIetn
~ savings Bank: $4,000: attorney Joseph
II Cray; w ~ cor of il5th ST. ONO: Dec
% iooI Frank Gsrofalo t. Emile G,oo''
-, 81 600. attorney. Title Guarantee ana Ifu''
cc i'S w s. so5 # Of 1O5th st. 25.3x7i:
81 igpg. Emanuel Gates TO Bernard
.spsi,r. SGO3O: attorneys Hamburger
40, 80 Nassau 81.
COZ t;yT. : 30 q Of lO1th ST, 21.3N
-. ~ q 1906: same 10 same; 5000: same
sn nr ~ <. SOC It W OF Ave y. 25x90 Nov
% 1875: CHRISTINA schiosser TO Anna MAJ
- g. 600. attorneys, + W Mayiorth. ~
Ns .,sT IT us West 25x9S9; April 4 1906;
ei ana Rachel Kapan 10 Angelina G
noslnson $500: attorney. L liassey. 3O2
:sD ST. n 5. 1>o.1l Il W Of Park ave, l$.lo
M. NAV 10 1S!4: Martha 4 Estcll TO New
80 life Insurance co; $4,000; attorneys.
Ian & Acker. l31 broadway.
~.sTII ST $ 80 n of Amsterdam ave
ma sept g. 1906: - Matthew's Roman
~.,rolic Church Of New YORK TO Emsrsnt In
.s,ria' savings Bank: $4,000: attorneys. II a
rsI of,,oman. 81 Chambers 81.
.s-ru ST, A96 East 25Xl02.2: June I. 1906:
- koleszar 20 Charles Nronsle; S.. 80: at
'o-u lewis MARI. t2s Broadway
,sTt, 81. Iai East 30XlO0.S SEPT -. 1906;
-, and carrie Nolz TO John u Van Buren,
SVrs etc: 5000; attorney. Title Guarantee
N "a rrnst 90 re Broadway.
SeTtt ST n :. $40 II OF Lexington ave-
,S-Y,0s. ian s. 1853: Te.epce and Bridget NJ
,.sris, 10 New Yor,, Life Insurance 60: $19. OO0:
s,,orney Title Guarantee and Trust co. lI6
Broadway. 900 .
g. ard samuel krasnof 10 Leighton Will
;sms exr. tic: $4,000: attorney, Beatrice san
Sers or East 18th 81
i2;TH ST. go West, l5V99.ll: Jan 10 1905;
lrma F WCsselv 10 United states Trust CO OF
New York. $500. attorneys. stewart &
sbesier. g. Wall 81.
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