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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-11-19
ANOTHER ROAD HEADING FOR CHAR
LESION.

/ There are so many roads be
ing built upon paper for the
Seabord, that we do not know
when TO think that we have a
chance for a look in on the prop
osition. The latest Is a project
which has couple of Darling.
toms capitalists for the promo
ters, they propose tohave road
from Darlington through the
counties of Georgetown. Berke'
ley and terminating in Charles
ton, The road we have been ex-
pecting to pass through Manning
would not take such a course,
but it would terminate in Char
lesion, then there is a scheme
for a road to go to Charleston
through Williamsburg and
Georgetown counties also to ter
inmate in Charleston, 80 those
who are laying awake at nights
building railroads on paper seem
to have the same terminus in
view, but so far as we are con-
cerned, it does not matter which
way the road is coming from,
what we would like to have is a
competing line 80 that we may
have competitive freight rates
for the merchandise we sell and
the produce We ship.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-11-19

eEGQG UtldG Vic AVthuVlS SOeDop
Line would not undertake to
operate it as a branch line. The
scheme fell through and nothing
ever came of it, save a confer
ence or two between a number
of business men o. Sumter and
Mr.. Belts, the ~wner OF the
Belts mills and lumber road.
The cause of the failure Of so
promising a plan for the better
ment of Sumter's transportation
facilities and the development
of a large and prosperous trade
territory was due largely to a
lack Of substantial interest on
the part of those who were able
to handle a proposition OF this
magnitude.
Now, however: the plan to
build a railroad to Shiloh and
Olanta has been revived and the
announcement is made on the
authority of Secretary Reardon
of the Chamber of Commerce,
that Col. Thomas Wilson, presl
dent of the Northwestern Rail
road, has become greatly inter
ested in the plan, and, after a
careful investigation of the pos
sibilities of the proposed road,
has come to the conclusion that
it would be of more Importance
to Sumter and this section Of
country than any other that
could be built at this time, and,
what is of still more Importance
from a practical point OF view,
it would prove a pro6tab BILE in
vestment for either the Atlantic
Coast Line or the Northwestern
Railroad. Col. Wilson is of the
opinion that the road should be
extended to Lake City, instead Of
stopping at OIanta, as was orig
inally talked of when the Belts
proposition was under consider
alton. Col. Wilson is rot only
interested himself, but thinks he
has succeeded in interesting the
Atlantic Coast Line authorities.
Col. Wilson states that his inter-
e>t is so great and he is so salts
fed with the practicabillty and
proftableness of the proposed
road that he is prepared to guar
antee to recommend the project
to the Atlantic Coast Line, and,
in the event that the Atlantic
Coast Line does not care to take
hold of the proposition, be will
entertain the idea of building a
branch line of the Northwestern
to Lake City.
This statement, which Secre'
tarv Reardon says he makes on
the authority and with the con-
sent of Col. Wilson, amounts al
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-11-19
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease Catarrh Is q
blood or constitutional disease, and in order 70
cure I. you must take internal remedies Hall g
Ca,arrh Cure is taken internally, and acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall 8
Catar-h Cure is not quacx medicine. II was
prescribed By one OF the best physicians IN this
Country for years, and Is regular prescription.
Il IS composed OF the best touics known. com.
bined with the best blood purifiers. acting d.
rectiy on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination Of the two ingredients IS what pro
duces such wonderful results IN curing Catsrrh.
Send 70. testimonials free.
F.. J. CHENEY s CO., Props. Toledo, o,
Sold by druggists, price 15c.
Halls Family Pills ore the best. ADV.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-11-19

It is said that with the expen
diture of S57,OOO,oO0 more dol
lars the Panama Canal will be
completed-a mere bagatelle as
it were.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-11-19

Col. Victor B. Cheshire former
editor of Tile Anderson Intellig.
encer has announced that be
will return to the newspaper
game. and will begin the publ
cation OF "The Harpoon." When
Col. Cheshire sold the ;1ntell!g-
encer it. was thought he sold the
good will of the paper and
agreed to remain out of the
newspaper work for a period OF
years, but his coming back is an
indication that somebody was
flim.hamed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-11-19
,ups f)ld SORES. fthsr Remedies Wont cgs.

The worst cases. nc matter OF how ion2 standing.
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Of.
Porter's Autiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
Pain aad aesIs at the same dine. sc, SOC, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

5IST ST. 80 West; Charles II DarmS tiN i 90
Thirty-three West Fifty-frst street ~ i'
owner and contractor; 1888 76. . an,
sd AVE- 1852: william T Hockey, ~ ,nIs
Starrett Construction Co, owner ana coh""'
3D AVE. 1894: Ralph Schweibsh ct al az.
August Levi, owner Louis Borsher contractor ;
SD AVE. 1856 Ralph s,hweibish ct al . az.
Bertha Cline. owner; Louis Borsher' coh'rdc'o' ,
81 %. - - ma. Q.
sons 90 agt William w Aston. owner; koDeIt
y IaViese' william p IaVless and Thomas =
Iawless lessees; Bernard Johnson coh'r"''o' ,
81 81. r,., ,,t
9Th ST. Sc West: Louis F Bergman asI
Alice Il scott. owner; Louis " Marks con-
IIeTH ST 81 West: Goodman Construction
60 agt Sixtv-two West one Hundred ana SIX
teenth street and Royal Pastime GO, l'Sstes.
Calusueno * Catino and Catino. Contractors
$3.50. 80,
BowERY. 235: Fred Mauriber ct al agt
Ideal Theatre co, owner and Contractor
Morris. Henry and Frank Korne. contractors'
sos 30. go
VILLA AVE. . E. 17lt It Of Van Court.
Iandt ave 50xi32: Criscuolo & Buoncdono agt
Monaco Construction co. Inc. owner ana con-
18th sT. 800 and 5O2 West 10th ave, w s.
55S n 8 Of 9th st. 20Ni0. LidgerWood Manu-,
featuring 90 agt New York Opthalmic anu
hural Institute. owner; wills n Marvin Co.
contractor. slGS &c. 5000.
10TH AVE " cor - 18th -. % SNlW:
Davis Spoycr co ACT New York Opthalmc ana
Aural Institute and New York Eye Hospital
owners. Wills a Marvin co, contractors; S"5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
RECORDED LEASES.

NNih name and address OF leSSeel
BRYANT AVE 1872, all. William Il Hotties
TO Paul Sucsse; MS from Sept /, 1915 81, 800,
address. 1872 Bryan; ave
BOWERY, 100, ground floor and basemeE
Estate Henry G Miner, Inc. 20 Adoph Smith
and ano; 1912 yrs from July !, 1913; sl2 900.
address. 1O3 East 10th ST.
CHURCH ST. Ia. store; George W Robinson
"a Gustav Ringe; 9ls yrs from No. !, lrl3
$1,000: address. 80 West 1OJth ST.
COURTLANDT AVE, 7Oj and 7O7 all; \
Hrpfels Sons 10 Robert Bucaus and ano. . yrs
from Dec !, 1913; 81 100; address. S1l Tiffany
81.
NORRIS PARK AVE 81, all. Herman
Hebstreit TO Paul Won Diczelsi: 10 yrs from
Nov l, 1918 Sl,HS0; address, ga Morris Pari.
ave.
SCOFIELD ST 81, CITY Island. 3 rooms on
"a floor, Alfred II Booth TO Sarah 3 Scohcld;
- yrs from Oct 25, 1913. -; address, G2
Sconcd -, city Island
SEDGWICK AVE. near the junction OF Lind
ave. all; Hehbridge Building Co TO the Kim
beTly Co; He yrs from March !. 1914;
81. 900. address, 317 East saith 81.
FREMONT AVE, rs East, store, etc; Boc;
street Construction co TO Max l. Fischer. )
yrs from Nov l. 1913; $3.50; address, 1880
Crotona Parkway.
VAN NEST. SIC. all; Max Lax 10 sadie Hill;
4 11-12 yrs from Nov /. 1913; $3.50; address
1919 BronXdale ave.
WASHINGTON AVE 23jl, store and base
mont: Stephen Thcohald To Christian Rotcshcl-
Ter: &c yrs from April ]. 1913; $1,000; address,
1851 Washington ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
STOoAGE NOTICES.

STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE. "a
LEE BROTHERS, STORAGE AND VAN W
To Whom II May Concern: 49,, 81
i.5th street on November >, 1913 and the ~ ~.
lowing Wednesdays and Fridays until an ~
sold. household goods. personal effects 10y. W
chandise. etc, stored by ny In names AS 80
lows. Maggie Penn. Mrs Sarah Fuller. MT
Annie callahan. Mrs. n Bowman. Mr S tuoy,
Mrs. Adley l.. Gould. Mrs. Strong. \. tlnN' n
berg & Sons. Ella Schaeffer. Mrs tresiey,
Bauman & CO. Mrs. clayton. Mrs stevens us
Mr. Nolan Anastasia Rainey. Rosie Jones, n
becca Thurman. Mrs Bailey j. c. B9wse,m, Us
+. Purter. Fred Denham Mr. shop, .in
Johnson. Ellen Gray. Mis-. ;. r. fe'unsR
Mrs. Mary Bedlar. Rose oswald Or n .,rn
Pettongill Mrs Addic Shirley. Chss Dashei'"'
Mrs Wilson Frank j. O'Neil. Il. Levine. A.
Unless all charges are paid on or BEFORE ~ "a
Vember /. 1913 same will be sold, Aocoru'"s
law. to pay charges. l,,,,,,.vy
LEE BROS. STORAGE & VAN COME,
2l0-2l6 East l25th 81. Hollis East l-f'h -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
Kenneth Ives & Co. H @cs,ehi EisTr {. n
FORECLOSURE SALE.

ST-PRENE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-The Franklin Savings Bank in the
City OF New York. Plaintiff, against Fannie
Weisburger and others, Defendants.-ln pur-
suance OF the Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action, bearing date the 10Th day OF
October 1913 |. the undersigned the Ref.
cree in said Judgment named. will sell At
public auction, at the New York Real Estate
Salesroom, Nos. Il and l6 Vesey street. in
the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York. or the 2Oth day OF November, 1913.
at II o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph
p. Day, Auctloneer the premises directed
by said judgment to be SOLD ana therein
described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land, together with the buildings and I'M
proyements thereon erected, situate, lying
and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. City, County and State
OF New York, bounded ana described as fcl-
lows, viz.
side OF Ninety nnth Street, distant one
hundred and twenty-five feet easterly from
the southeasterly corner OF Columbus
formerly Ninth Avenue and Ninety-nnth
Street. and running thence southerly paral-
lei with Columbus formerly NINTH Avenue
and part of the way through a party-vall
one hundred feet and eleven inches 10 the
center line OF the block between Ninety
eighth and Ninaty-ninth Streets: thence
easterly along said center line Of the block
TWENTY-FIVE feet: thence northerly and again
parallel with Columbus formerly NINTH
Avenue one hundred feet and eleven inches
10 the southerly side Of Ninety-ninth street,
and thence westerly along the southerly
side OF Ninety-ninth Street twenty hye feet
TO the point or place Of beginning
Datad New York October 9th. 1913
ALFRED STECKLER. Jr
Referee
WILSON NJ POWELL, AttorneJ for Planiif,
No Wall Street. Borough o. Manhst'
tan. New York city
The following IS diagram Of the prop.
erty 10 be sold as described above; us street
Number is 6s West Ninety-ninth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
BUSINESS LEASES.

NJ e. l.. Hess have leased for Charles
f. Hubbs & Co the upper portion OF the
building situated at the southeast corner
of Lafayette and 4th streets, covering a
floor area Of SOx12O feet to the ltho-
graphic department of Oberly & Newell
This firm was founded in 1876, and the
department now moving TO the Hubbs
Building has for the last thirteen years
been located at No SO Park street. The
lease is for a long term of years at an
aggregate rental of 100000.
Frederick Fox & Co. leased for Ida L.
Churchill the store and basement at No.
I47 West 26th street to the Acorn Braid
Company, and for the Fabian Construc-
ton Company the easterly store and base
ment at Nos. 122-126 West 26th street TO
Max Wulfsohn.
Gallard Realty Company leased the store
at No 1888 Broadway to Adolphe, mil
liner for term of years.
Alexander J. RouX & Co. leased to the
Dill e. Collins Company the store and
basement at Nos. 419-421 Lafayette street
The :. Herbert Cut Glass Company
leased through William {. Walkers Sons
the building Nos. 35-37 West Esd street
Ames G. Co leased for Louis Keller
from the plans the motion picture theatre,
which ne will erect at Nos. l343-45 Third
avenue for a term of twenty-one years.
William r. Moore leased the Delaney
Hotel al No 1873 West 49th street Tor
Charles BraXmar, jr., TO Nj. Gilmore for
long term Of years at an aggregate rental
of about sos. 600 This hotel is being en-
tirely renovated at an outlay of about
5000, and is situated opposite the new
Hopkins Theatre.
Bernard Wurtenberg leased space at
Nos. Al and 40 West 25th street 70 Haur-
owitz & Goldberg; for Charles Kaye H.
500 square feet at the southeast corner
of Madison avenue and S0th street TO NJ.
/. Nathan. Inc. Nos. 145 to 149 West SOth
street 10 b. Geist Company, and He'll q
Stern TO the Excel Manufacturing Com
pany: No. 10 West 31st street to kraus.
Handman e. Powell, Inc.y and Nos. rs
and 1870 West 25th street 10 the Belle
Dress House and Menagh & Co.
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
the store and basement at No. EOS Pearl
street for A. n. Frankel and Morris
Cooper to Harry Schneider for five years
from December ! the seventh floor OF
No 543 Broadway through to Mercer
street TO Mitchell Brothers: the second
floor Of No 26 Murray street for John
Gilgar TO r. G. Lang Manufacturing Com.
pany Both leases are for term OF
three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
MOSS ESTATE LOT SALE TODAY
345 Parcels Along Jerome Avenue, in The Bronx 10 Be DIS
posed OF in the VeSey Street Auction Room.
IusIwEss BUILDING FIGURES IN TRADING YESTERDAY

change ten one-family dwellings on East
34th street near Avenue *, and adjacent
vacant lots, which will be improved ny
the new owner with one-family houses
The deal involved over 100000 A.,
Howard G. Pyle & Co. sold LOT MI D
Emma Willetts the three story ana base.
ment dwelling at No l66 Congress street
to Alexander Habert for OCCUPANCY, -
Taendler d Schoz sold for the II, ~.
Realty Company Nos. l04S and 1000 New
York avenue Brooklyn, one-iami!
houses. 10 Emil Whitfield. who gave III
part payment a free and clear thirtH
seven-dcre farm located at North Mad!-
son, Conn. with buildings and stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28

BEEKMAN PL. (. 1880 Rosa With and
ano TO Charles J Wirth. on the premises.
Feb 10; c; 81; attorney. John ID Lyons
ESSEN ST. S. 25xloo; Rosie Rosenbaum
to Jennie BOLT, ~ West 111th st; Dec ~
1910: all liens: 500
LEONARD ST. s. 1240 II Of church
st. 2jxlO0; Robert b Lawrence to Eliza II
Lawrence. a Sanford ave. Flushing. Bor-
ough Of Queens; May III 81. attorney, b
Lawrence. - Broadway.
LEROY ST, 10, 25x90. stephen II Jackson
to Margarta Campigia. IS Macdougal ST.
oct Is (mtg $4,000; 500; attorney, Chas
Zerbarini 34G Broadway.
MINETTA ST H. l7.lx5s 10; Emil Tala-
mini to stephen II Jackson, 1874 West 13lst
st; oct % (mtg $4,000; 81 address JOG
MOTT ST. 81. 25xiOO: Raffsele and Close
pima Cammarota to Antoinette Cammarota,
262 Montgomery ST, Jersey city; oct 20; h
and S; all liens; 81; attorneys. Weekes Bros,
MOTT ST. 500. 22.9xS3: Mott ST. 3O7. W =.
%. 9xs3: Thomas Faresc 10 Pietro Fiorentino.
343 East nth St; April %; b and =: all liens:
81: attorneys. same.
lST AVE, 100. "a 6x50. Jacob II With to
Charles J Wirth, Beekman pl. Feb 10;
q G. 81; attorney John u Lyons. Monticello.
SANE PROPERTY: Rosa wirth to same:
Feb IL; q c; 81; attorney. same
SAME PROPERTY; Eliza Muller TO same:
MAY 9; O c; 81; attorney, same.
lST AVE. 1854 2Oxs0 Joseph and Susie
Grisler TO Annie Grisler. on premises: April
III Cmtg $4,000; 500: attorney E Sharum.
40 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. Annie Grislcr TO Ethel
V Neef 1854 LIST ave, July &c, all liens; 81:
attorney. same.
5TH ST. Cos East. ?49x96: Annie Kapner
TO Jennie BOLT, - West lilth 81: Dec II,
1910: all liens. 500.
57TH ST :, 4T6 II " Of 10th ave, - TX
100. sara 6 MADDEN. eXtrX. 10 Sara G Had
den, i37 Riverside Drive: oct -: $4,000:
attorney Addison Gardner. 100 Broadway.
74TH ST. 13l East l7X1022: Michael w
DE Nanny 10 Bridget De Nanny. l3l East
80 Wall ~.
18th ST. 100 West. cor Columbus ave;
4 sly brk. IS 6x76.s: Marie NJ Wolfe to Lillian
h Bates, 32?iz West i:d st; May 20; $50, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
SUBURBAN SALES.

Snowber d Smith sold the country es-
tate of Miss Margaret {. Lawrence, on
Washington street Westteld consisting
of Colonial residence and large GROUNDS.
The HasbrouCk Park Land company
sold at Hasbrouck Heights, \. }" TO
William Graham and George Downing q
plot J0XlgO feet, on Terrace avenue; to
Charles and Mary Zoufaly plot 50Al2o
feet on Longworth avenue; 10 W. y, DE
Silva a plot 50Xl00 feet. on Williams ave-
nue., and lot. 25Xl0O feet, on Burton ave-
nue. to II. r. Douglass.
W. Cooper sold for Mrs. Annie Temple
ton her farm Of III acres, located near
Milford, \. j. 10 Philip Deutsch, OF
Brooklyn.
Taendler & Scholz sold for Il. Mercogli-
ano a two-family house at No. SSi2 Shoe
and Leather street, WoodhaVen, Long ISL
land to Stanley j. Bell, of Manhattan,
who gave in part payment twenty-five
acre farm in Mount Marion Township,
[ lister County n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
OCTOBER %.

OCIOBER -.
Julia Lyle. eXtx. to Julia q Lyle ;o q
Katharine Koch to Katie Mesloh, NiV'is
Grace l. Eckley to Earnest X b,hLeS ,,y,hor
Earnest Eckley TO George Il
land; 81. cain,
Frederic J stlmson. trus to F. J. sim
son. 81
Same to Augustus L Jones' SlSVo" ,,.,so,
New York Title Insurance co 10 ~ tiS"So
Place Methodist Episcopal Church; S-'VsSo ooo
Ethel = Arnold TO John Danenhauei' lspIail,e .
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Augusta 'ee''''s
So OCO 400
Daniel Ryer to Jasper NJ Odell; 81, q
Edward Freund and ano to James E'e'a'
Brewing co: $500. N,ar,,
William ] Romano and ano. exrs' 10 MA
l. Romano; $4,000. ,o,.I-
Emily Fowler ct al, extx, to Emily Fowl
er: 81. Ct
Lizzie Fulton TO Anna l. Armstrong "a
Anna I. Armstrong to Henry SOM. fn..Uftr
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Reinhard
burg: $4,000. ,,.,,,cs
William Mason ct al to Lowers Moru''9'
Co: S3N, 900.
sam. 10 same: 500 900 go,
Carnegie Trust Co TO Aston Trust va"
pany. 81. A. c,,rnen's
Alfred e Macay and ano trus to =, a dlnC"
Bank for Savings in New York city sou -
Mount Sinai Hospital to New iork "%''"
bank; 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
MANHATTAN CLUB GETS TITLE,

The Manhattan Club has acquired title
10 its present home. AT the southeast cor
ner Of Madison avenue and 18th street.
494x175 feet. The consideration was $40
Co The property is assessed at silj.upl,
and title was taken from the Lincoln
Trust Company. as trustee for Clara II.
Jerome. The club gave back two mort
cages, one of $4,000 and the other Of
$125 900. and assumed the existing mort
gage of 10000 The club decided 10 pur-
chase the property a few months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
LIS PENOENS.
ONTORER u.


10Th sT II 3 $50 II q of Lenox ave,
e5x991l Mary II Timpkins ct al agt Ihomas
Moloney ct al foreclosure OF m'g)' aeto'-
ney. F. de + Foster. 49,. r,,,,,an
ART Samuel Parsont ct al (action TO set asloe
deed. etc): attorneys. Cohen Bros
10TH ST. - East. Coleman * hrause az
IS East 10th ST Corp ct al 'aC ,,,,a 70 ~ ~
Close mechanics lien); attorney 7"
30 AVE, 157; Coleman & Krause , agt
Hamilton Fish Corp et al action 10 rOreoio''
mechanics llenJ: attorney, w McConlhe'
15TH ST. 30 To - West Metropolitan Lne
Insurance co agt Widbern Realty co ct al
(amended foreclosure OF mtg; ATTORNEY =
Woodford. Boyee & Butcher' .,,,.orstore Of q,
ayt Isaac Huppert ct al foreclosure OF
mtg): attorney. 4 + Silverstone.
1siST ST, =, 1923 Il W ~ BroadWay,
5O.7xl9s.1Ix irreg; John BAKER ast 'ur iot'
Buck ct al partition: attorney l.
CAD ST. 147 West; Amy A c Montague agt
Patrick J Cosgrove foreclosure OF m's''
attorney. G II Montague.
LOT 81 10 "a. map OF Waldo Hutchins
Estate. Bronx: Mary j Mullis agt FordcraW
90 foreclosure OF MTG; attorney
Meyers ,,.,,. =,
iOxIOO. Anthony +. Aste agt Premia Real Is
tate co ct al foreclosure OF mtS)' attorneys
Lindsay. Kalish q Paliser. co.. .
CENTRAL PARK WEST, COT og, 80 81,
100 5xI25: Republic Of Panama agt Apartment
iJoIding 60 et A. foreclosure Of mtg; attor-
news sullivan & Cromwell.
BROADWAY 1851 to 1865: 5lst ST, 20 west
and jlgt ST. 22i West: Louis Leavitt agt Al.
bluy Apartments Corporation foreclosure OF
Mtg: attorney, VI Steuer.
STU AVE. 2i@ Edgerton Fark 70 as1
Thomas Coffey foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
ney ! Wall
SEAMAN AVE. g $, $50 n Of Academy ~,
50xIOO: Daisy n Moran agt Frederic Fuller
81 al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, + NC
AvOy. .,
o. SIX irreg. Broadway. cor 44th 81, ok
Goltx irreg: Ieasehold: Title Guarantee and
Trust 60 agt Hotel Rector co ct al foreclosure
Of mtCl attorney. n Swain.
ll3TH ST. 203 West: Charles Juster agt Sarah
Maluster Cnotice OF attachmenD, attorney, c
1sT AVE. 100; Rosa wirth agt Charles J
Wlrth ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney, ID
Lyons.
BEEKMAN PLACE. l. Rosa wirth agt
Charles J With ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; at
torney. J p Lyons. &c., MI,
MULBERRY ST. 231; Bowery Savings Bank
40, vory 10 Wien Of al foreclosure OF two
mtgsl. attorneys. strong & Cadwalader
COLLEGE AVE. cor l65th ST, II5NZ'.I
and college ave. 1914: Joseph Lichtenstein agt
John 4 Rraun et al foreclosure OF Mtg; attor-
ncv 7 Levy.
vESEY ST. 81: Isabella Wilson agt Harry l.
Tissct 81 al foreclosure Of MTG; attorneys
Kan,rowitz & Esberg.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
OCTOBER %
LEROY ST. ~: Stephen II Jackson loans
N1rrarita Campgilia $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER -

9TH ST. Is. and IA WEST II B Smith Co
at Harry e. Irwin - al, July . 1872 COY
rondj. SIS 80.
cgTU ST 1913 EAST. Empire Door and
Trim 60 agt carl Taylor 1T al July =.
1913. SlGS.
NORTHERN AYES John - Pace. Jr. aCt
WIN y Sommsr,j!la etal. July 10. 1918;
tlgS go 49,
20 los East. IeuiEh valley Structural Stee!
GO aet 4Gi Fourth Ave 60 OF al; April u.
1918. Sl5.5no
SAME PROPERTY. Malsc Hardware co
act same. sept g. 1918 thy bordi. S3li -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
ANOTHER BROADWAY THEATRE.

filed plans with the Manhattan Bureau
of Buildings for the construction of a
two story theatre at No. 2l& TO 2lsi
Broadway, running L-shaped to No. 22I
TO 81 West nth street II will have
frontage ON Broadway Of 50 feet and 10
feet on nth street The building will
have a total seating capacity OF 922. Eva
j. CCa is the owner of record. The arch!-
tect has estimated the cost al $4,000
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REALTY NOTES.

There were no auction offerings of real
estate yesterday in either the Manhattan
or the Bronx salesroom.
b. II. Weisker, IT., negotiated the re-
cent sale of the dwelling house No. Is
Eingsbridce Road for the Billiken Realty
Company to Mrs. W. J. Norris.
n Serracno. architect. has awarded
the general contract for extensive altera-
tons to the San Reno Hotel. at Central
Park West, 74th and 18th streets to John
DurlyiO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
LAKE RoNKoNkoMA SALE.

4. Won Ostermann soh for Mrs. Emily
Wiechers to w. y Harte formerly treas
urer of the Title Insurance Company Of
New York. her country estate, consisting
Of seventy acres. situated at Lake Rom
konkOma, Long Island. After extensive
Improvements on the mansion Mr.. Harte
will occupy the premises as his perma-
nent home. The property was held at
80 ono
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4TH AVE, l6i. Reliance FireprI,oSi ala ala
Co agt VIM Connor ct al; sept L. i'i'
OLD Albany POST ROAD. s. 40 !,
of Bailey ave; Altanasie & Corcll,a 20 1o az.
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