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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28
MONTENEGRO
TROOPS DEPART
FROM SCUTAR|
BELIEVED THAT THE DEMAND
or THE POWERS WILL BE
FINALLY o5EYED.

VIENNA, April 2S. Except five
batteries Of artillery the Montene-
grian troops have marched out of
Scutari, according to official dis
patches. 1t is believed here to sig
Nifty the intent Of Montenegro to obey
the demand of the powers and relin-
quish Scutari
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28
UNDERWOOD TO
THE DEFENSE OF
TARIFF MEAsJfE
DECLARES UNITED STATES EN-.
TlRELY WITHIN ITS RIGHTS
TO PASS BILL.


WASHINGTON, April 2S-Repre-
sentative Underwood in defending the
tariff bill today asserted the United
States was entirely within its rights
in the provisions objected to by for.
eign nations. The clause granting
five percent tariff in preference to
goods carried by American vessels
and the provision of foreign manu-
facturers and exporters to submit
their books to the United States
agents, are the principal sources OF
objection by foreign nations.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28
NEW HOTEL ASSURED
FOR TOWN cARRARh

Carrara, the scene of the marble
industry in southern Nevada, will
soon boast a hotel d. D. Hickey has
leased a hotel building at Rhyolite
and preparations are now under way
for the removal of the structure to
thenew town. An effort will be made
to have the hosiery ready for bust.
ness by the time the townsite day
celebration is held.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28
TONOPAH BALL TEAM
EASILY BEATS GoLpFlELD

BY the overwhelming score of 16
to 8 the Rotholtz ball team defeated
the Goldfield high school aggregation
yesterday afternoon at Recreation
park Tonopah obtained the lead in
the first inning and in each success
sive inning continued to roll up the
score. Outlet and O'Connell served
as the battery for Tonopah while
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28
CLASSIFIED ADS.

HIGHEST cash paid for furniture
w. o. Dresser.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28

No trouble to get anything in the
world with a Bonanza want ad.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28

Morrison. Errltt and Mccall acted in
like capacity for the visitors. Nor
rison was retired from the box in
the seventh inning and Erritt, who
was substituted, managed to retire
the side after several runs had been
scored.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28

Read the Bonanza want ads.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28
ARSON SQUAD
OF SUFFRAG|STS
FIRE A TRAIN
LITTLE DAMAGE RESULTED FROM
BLAZE STARTED ON TRAIN
OUTSIDE LONDON.


tBy Associated Pre-sI
LONDON, April %. A suffragette
arson squad set fire to a train
standing on the outside of the city
Little damage was caused and no ar
rests were made Literature and
post cards addressed to members of
the house of commons were found in
the cars
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28
WOMEN POLICE
ARE ON DUTY IN
PLAIN CLOTHES
LOS ANGELES OFFICIALS WILL
VISIT PLACES FREQUENT
ED BY GIRLS.


(By Associated Pressl
Los ANGELES. April rs Mrs Al
ice Stebbins Wells. said to be the
first police woman in the United
States and Mrs. Rachel Shatto have
been assigned to do plain clothes
police duty at nights and to visit
dance halls, cafes and other amuse-
ment places frequented by girls.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-04-28

FOR SALE One ten-stamp mill and
cyanide plant complete, used only
three weeks, including wagon
scales, bins, crusher, rolls, elevator
plates, concenuators, pumps, 604.
p. engine and boiler, pipes. tanks,
sumps and tools in corrugated iron
building onethird mile from S. p.
depot; price $500. Also one fifty
ton slow speed mill. cost $3.50.
used three months, for $3.50. Her
man Davis, care DR.. }. r. Master
son, Tonopah Nevada a2St6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER IA.

HUGHES AVE, e 5. 1910 II OF Pelham
ave- 25XSi6. Martin l. Henry ct al act Rosa
Nuevo ct al foreclosure OF mortgageC: attor-
ney II W Kralfy
LEXINGTON AVE. n o cor Both 81. a lex-.
Stephen X jackson agt Michele Benncasa et al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attorneys Menken
Bros.
l2irH ST, $. $50 II OF "a ave. 4ox1oo Il,
Charlotte Allis agt Monroe j Fischer faction
TO compel conveyance; attorney, c y Northron
18TH ST. 45S East; Louise Whitney agt John
Albrecht ct al foreclosure OF mortgagel, at
tornty, NJ d Siegel
18TH ST. 526 West; Adolph Altman az,
William Lamb foreclosure of mortgageC. AZ
torney. Sngerman.
NELSON AVE. W s. 1894 n q ~ Rosooho,
ave l6.Sxso6. William J Broderick AIT Regina
Heincek ct al foreclosure OF mortgagec: at
torney. r Duross.
BROADWAY. =. 26.2 II s OF 44th 81, ISL,
6o.bX irreg. Broadway. 2 cor 44th q, D. 9~,
GIL. lease, etc; Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Company agt Hotel Rector COMPANY et al
(amended foreclosure OF mortgagel; attorney
II Swain.
LOTS 9S and 80. map OF Stems estate Rrorx.
Hudson y Rose Company agt Daniel 7 DHInn
Company ct al foreclosure OF mortgae a.
torneys, Todd & 81 John ~"
18th ST. p West; Addison Smith. adm art
JEANNE Heaton ct al faction TO ser asI9a
Sloane. *
10Th ST. 200 East Rubin solove act n.v,s
Last action to foreclose mechanics LEM: at
torney. h Braun. '' At
l2STH ST $ $, 1875 II c Of Ienox ava - g.
99.ll: Valentine r Macy ct al agt LongyaIe
Construction Company ct al (foreclosnrs -
mortgage) attorneys, Dawson & JTnderhiu "
18TH ST, $, 200 II W OF ST Ann's ave- esx
100; Sophie Knepper agt Taxpayers Holding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
RECORDED LEASES.
,U,,, nam. and address OF lessee)

with name and ADDRESS or IesSf''
RATIfG ATE AVE. 1895. aptmt No joseph
Diamond Construction co 10 II Brandenberg,
. yrs from Aug /, 1913; $40. address 1850
i'' HSRfsS1EpwAY. 15is. store No I; 4eth Street
and broadway Realty 90 70 Jessie Pudlin' .
yrs from Dec !. 1913. $4,000 aGeFeSs' o.
nROADWAY. cor OF 3ith 81; cor store
limited Merchants Realty and improvement
/ 1919: S22JOO. address. 10 West 34th *.
CROTONA PARKWAY. 1890 all; Narcortnn
Reaity Co 10 Fannie Ofermann and ano' :
yrs from July !. 1913. 1880 address, ~
MI MyiufBERRY ST. l1s; all; James Nee
han 70 Domenico Volpe; . yrs rom nay eg a. -
1913: $1,000 address. GraniteviiIe' staten
sTGNrox ST. 2s7 10 27i; columbia st, iol;
corner store etc. Solomon Becker 70 NllIlnl
Fox. yrs 4 mos from Dec 49, 1913 Si'oo
address 2G7 stanton -. -, -. ,,,
ME Hirsch: / " and mos from July i 1919
S4ss. adtrefs 1877 - ave.
TTU AVE 343. all. Amelia NonderheIde
and eno 20 FTnes' Gurtner. yis from mhy
I ioii: 81 900. address 200 Manhattan ave.
9TH AVD TO: store and rari cellar,
yrs from May /. 1914; 5000. address 'l'
G7TH ct. POS 10 2i7 East: concert hal:
Kroyy-sr Realty 90 10 9th street Amusement
90. 10 yrs from Nov IS 1913. $500; address
COS East 67th 81 IL.
18TH ST. GO and s.: 90 and 20 East: all
Hyman Rosner - Adolph Klein and an9. y
YRS from Dee I. 1919. 5000: address. Is Yves,
lSorU ST. AGO East: corner store; Louisa
" Fsehe 20 Elias Goldstein: Yrs from May
l. 1919: $3.50: address. 600 East l69th ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
BUSINESS LEASES.

Pease a. Gilman have leased offices IN
Aeolian Hall TO Charles W. Partridge anu
Albert NJ. WILDER. .., =, r1,,,t
Company has leased for the Municipal
MORTGAGE Company 1000 square ieet OF
floor space in the building No. 80 TO -
Nest 18th street 10 Pratel * Co, lot a
term Of wears for the Thirty-three Fast
gad street Company H.. 500 square feet
I'M the building 10. 80 TO - East $50
street 10 l.. a. Mcnde.son q co lot
long term OF years T., A..
schultz Realty Company for term OF
nine years and four months the westerly
inside store on Fulton street IN the
building now under construction AZ tHe
southeast corner Of Fulton ana ChurcH
streets, 10 Walter Markot, VINO WI. o.
cupy the premises as a Jewelry ana opu-
The cross & Brown Company has
leased for Arthur Frankenstein to l..
Shelnberg and J. Gallowitz the entire
twelfth floor at Nos. - and "A West 5sth
street and for Charles ii. Jones TO the
Canadian Pacific Railway space in the
northeast corner Of GOTH street and Broad
way.
feet of space in No. $40 TO 3l6 Second ave-
nue. 10 the city Button Works. Leo Roth
schild president, for long term or
years. for the West 2Gth Street Corpora
ton 10 Raden Bros 10000 square feet
of store space in No. 81 20 43 West 10th
street for a long term Of years; for the
JACOB New Realty Company the second
lott in No. 6SS Broadway 10 the Biltmore
Shirt Company and the third loft 70 the
Code Hat Company
Frederick Southack & Alwyn Ball. jr.,
have leased %. 90 square feet in the build
ing No. 3J2 Fourth avenue to Rosenneld
q Robinson for term OF years
He'll d Stern have leased for the Broad
way and 4lst Street Company the store
at No, 1fi7 Broadway for "A long term
of years at a total rental Of $4,000. The
lessee is Louis Ross, who will occupy
same for a iewelry and novelty shop.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the building, Nos. rs and 80 Beach
street for Herman lie Roy Edgar TO
Hirsh, Stein e. Co, for seven years at an
aggregate rental of about $4,000; also
the entire building, No. 2iS Water street.
for J. d b. Lichtenstein TO f. Bredt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
REALTY NOTES.

The 432 Fourth Avenue Company, in
corporated at Albany Thursday. has
been formed 10 care for special interests
identified with the new sixteen story
mercantile building going up at that To-
cation. The structure is being erected
by the Realty Holding Company. and
occupies d plot S0Xl07 feet.
John A. Davidson states that con-
tracts have been signed for the sale by
the Hensle Construction Company OF the
building No. 339 West 55th street, re-
ported a few days ago. Ames * co.
were associated as brokers.
Sarah Bernstein is the buyer OF the
plot l00X1j0 feet on the east side OF
Post avenue, 200 feet south Of 207th
street, the sale Of which by John A.
Knapp was reported recently.
Charles f. Schuyler and j. =. Kir-
wan e. Sons negotiated the sale Of the
northeast corner OF Amsterdam avenue
and 1Sith street to the Knickerbocker
Ice Company.
AlonZo Potter, member of the banking
firm of William Solomon & Co. is the
buyer of the 30O-acre estate on tho
Nissequague River at Smithtown Land
ing, sale OF which was reported recently.
The sale was negotiated for about s70,-
600 by H. A. Rogers, of Worthington
Warehouses; office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15

An interesting exchange OF properties
in The Bronx. Manhattan and East New
York. involving about $4,000. was among
the few transactions announced IN INC
private sales market yesterday.
The Aaron Goodman Realty Company
has sold No SS6 to $50 Beck street TWO
five story new-law houses. on plot lux
100 feet. between Intervale avenue anu
Tiffany street The purchaser Is Ed"aiu
Greenebaum who save in part payment
the three story and basement dwelling
house No Isl West 12lst street. on a lot
l9xlO01l feet. located near Seventh ave-
nue.: also seven lots in East New YORK,
comprising a plot 4OXl0o feet In Ashto'o
street, near Hegcman avenue, and pot
lOOXS5 feet at the corner Of Vienna avenue
and Ashford street The entire transac-
ton was negotiated by l.. NJ Mosauer
Co. The Beck street houses are the last
to be sold of three erected at that point
by the sellers on property purchased from
Henry Morgenthau The s0-foot house AT
No. S9i was sold last April TO an investor
Plans have been fled for the construc-
ton of the new edifce for the Fourth
Church of Christ. Scientist. II VIII oe
TWO stories high, with a facade of BRICK
terra Gotta, limestone and granite having
a frontage Of IS feet on the avenue ana
9l.6 feet in the street.
The main entrance will be on the ave-
nue.. and will be a portico with four mas
sive Ionic columns, and the general de-
sign will be Of the Greek style OF archl-
lecture. There will be a largo sunday
school in the basement, and the churcn
proner will accommodate 100 persons.
Lewis d. Beman, of Little Neck. Long
Island. as superintendent for S. 5. Be
man. of Chicago, architect, filed the plahs'
The cost has been placed at $1,000. Inc
structure will be located or the north
east corner Of Fort Washington avenue
and 18th street.
Negotiations are said 10 be well al
vanCed for the sale by the estate OF
George J.. Day Of No 81 West End ave
nue., a three story dwelling house, on
lot 2ox10ox Irregular between 18th and
10th streets.
The New York Real Estate Security
Company is the buyer Of the FIVE story
mercantile building at No. - Maiden
Lane. the sale Of which by Henry Is
Auchlncloss was reported in yesterday 5
Tribune. The purchasing company also
owns the skyscraper al No. q broadway
and the building No. Pine street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
NOVEMBER IL

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Fife L Ewart: 50 600
Same TO rane: $1,000.
Same Tor same. $4,000.
Edith " Butler. extrx, 10 Edith NJ Butler;
81 200
Henrietta n weeden 10 Emma Matthews
10 assist; 81
Joseph E Fuld. exr to Nina sturzenegger;
Sc 600.
Guaranteed Mortgage Co TO Jennie Heyman
$500
NorIand Mortgage Co to Laura H Jones;
5000.
Mary scheefcr 20 Frank Gass: 500
PHILIP Weber 10 Philippine Sonnenberg; 81.
Same r. same: 81
Philippine Sonnenberg 10 Philip c Weber 81.
same 10 same: 81
James = Hunt 70 Mary T Meehan: 81.
Annie Spiro 20 Title Wacht: 81.
Caroline Levy 10 Henry J Kr!nsky; 81
Herman Zinstein 20 Jacob Propos: 1000.
Plsquale D'Auria 10 Nicola Lombardo; ST.
BOO
Rohocca II wylie 10 Bertha VI Johnson: 81.
bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co 20 Anna S
Lincoln: $4,000
Urion Trust Co. exr. to Yale University;
$1,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Edwin A
Ely S23 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate tx
change salesroom, Nos. IA and 10 Nesey
street:
BY William Henkel. Marshal
CAT New York PostoficeD
18TH ST. 1923 10 i27 East. s. 2622 Nv ~
of Sd ave, G26x20G.O TO ltt4 81 80. 80 tSeatre,
T-nIted States Marshal's sale OF an llen';
title, etc. which Timothy ID SulIivan 81 ~
had on July IS 1913, or since : u "'oo''''''
attorney; adjourned sine ole.
by Joseph F. Day.
CORONA. L. I. Evergreen ST. e., s ZSo ~
$ Of Smith ave, 20NlOO, vacant 'o'" "
Cherries Vodt for sJ25. ,oo =. 81,
CORONA, l. I, Clinton ct. $. ioo u o,
Smith ave. 2Ox100 vacant Sold TO John
IisTTI ST. II East. $. 1l5 f. " Of Par.
p'9 Eipn,GiIECoSMBE AVE, 1876 and 1877. W 8, 0i5
It b Of l45th st. 4ox1oo; ST., ten l6n SOFA
to the Doryille Realty Co. Tor St-''Vo'
BY ]. II. Mayors.
bath ST. 2os West. 8. IS ~ OF IN
ave. I7.sx7i.e: sty dwls. Sold to the
plaintiff for $500
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Bryan 1. Kennedy.
WILLIS AVE, s. block front bet SOUTH
err Bouievard and i34th st. 2ooxlee Ok irreg;
vacant Sold TO Eleanor " Gray Tor SoZ'V'"'
BY Joseph p. Day.
154rII ST 4ls East. $. go It Of Elton
ave 25xiOO. sty tenmt. Sold TO the PLAIN
tin for $4,000
BY Samuel Marx.
NORTH CHESTNUT DRIVE, 500, 7S9 II
o Of Barnes ave. 40x97x irreg. sold to the
plaintiff Tor $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
ROOSEVELT KIN A CAPTAIN
Promoted from Lieutenancy in
18th Regiment.

George Emlen Roosey elt a cousin Of
Theodore Roosevelt, has been commits
stoned a captain in the 18th Regiment Of
the National Gard by Governor Glynn.
He was a first lieutenant in Company A.
Lieutenant John j. Dean Of Company l.
has also received a captains commission
in the 18th.
Captain Roosevelt was born October b.
1857. and Joined the 18th as second lieu
tenant January T. 1911. He was promoted
first lieutenant in December 1911. Cap
tain Dean joined the guard as a private
in Company II. 22d Regiment January
10. 1895. He served with the regiment in
the Spanish War and joined the 18th as a
private in March. 1905. He reached the
grade Of first lieutenant in 1909.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from fifteenth page.

81 so. SWEET POTATOES Southern, Dol 5 90
0Sl; Jersey. 81 250Sl ~; No basket ''tHSit6i
ONIONS. white loo n bag. SASS; crate, q ="
@$2 10 basket 81 25USl -; yellow, 100 10 ne
imported. dozen, Sl0Sl 30, potato Dbl $%tSi'
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. quart. Tal4c; BEAN,
Virginia, basket. S2HS6 south taIo.lna,s IN
So Florida. $,iPSd, BELTS, boE 81 SJJ@Si 40.
CARROTS bbl, 81 80 81 ~; e91. SIZE 80
10 bag 15cG$l; basket. GjTtoc; 100 buHO''--
7icF$1; CCCUMBERS. dollhouse, 40 riiori,lo.
BASKET, s2a$8 %: CELERY, dozen stalks Loo Loo
Doc. standard crate 81 500S3; knobs ~. ~"
lunches, 81 5o7S3; CABEAAGt,a Ba't Sg5i5S5S23:
white 100 $4ISd Dbl 15c4$l 70; req, PEI PET Cyy
81 20. imported. ton. SlsaS2p - II e. %.
Frs, Long Island. short cut DBL 81 o. small
long cut S10Sl 81 large crate. SlaSi - NC
5OH75c: CHICORY basket IgcHSl - - -
PLANTS. nearby, basket 75c"Sl' tIo5lI,ps,< Is.
$2u$2 80. ENDINE, imIortgt, Pr, ,,UI-H
ESCA ROtF. basket. 75rUS1. HORSEhAeil1gi:s5,.i..
100 n. $a0SG. kALE. Virginia uot, 5Ocf
LIMA BEANS nearby, base, % %. "a" 95Icrrtda.
81 10. Maryiau basket. S%nNb 'o' I', and
half box. So; LETTUCE, state; JciSo' ,rate,
perne,I,aria BASKET. sOc6S2 -; dozen ,Ia'o,
5orl5 20. 2 dozen 5Oc0S2 80, nearby, craze 20.
basket. ,nrTS1 Virginia, ha,h-,, s,rap
81 1882 80; MINT, dozen hnn,hes' t@.GS1;
brown. 401s0c. buttons ''GGff.p', Ecw or
PLANTS, leo lunches. S.'>t. SEtSsf 70. car
rier. 81 5oQS2. basket crate $ ;.,-rinia
LEY. nearby. basket. 25n'"c. '''ss,ol> 81, south
Ile,, r fSkct' Sass Torida,. XII
P&EsTIrs. In. 81 e5asl 80; P, NJ :, n las
Foa7 PEPPERs. nearby ho . -l,Ei 81. box.
&, s-t ~, ~, PAbIsIiFs 100 lunches EigS,'
TONiA1vF nearby. basket, 755.Si go e. 5 m4
land S2d$2 80. Florida E ,oo E,nc h s3G
SHALIOTS. New orleans. wv ,rI 75caSi:
s6i,Esu. Hnthard. bhl Sig$l 20: marrow a1Ic, si@
a$i: Florida: white box ,o' SlEi- T!o'MSAToEs
81 -, III IN Ioc5 e so r'orfa. carrier s. 30
8sq s6 Gu I carrier Sass cait9 9n VIZ
cosa Il sO0Sf -. dollhouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 14-Business in the local
wool market IS somewhat depressed. As there
are only fifteen days between now and the
time when wool viii come In free sellers are
disposed 10 get rid OF the stock they have but
the easing Of Prices has failed 10 tempt many
buyers who insist on still lower quotations
than concession already made. Manufacturers
seem loath TO make any purchases other than
enough 20 cover immediate needs, and are
playing a waiting game. with the exception OF
securing supplies at a much lower figure than
has been quoted IN a long time Although
some fine delaines are being moved al 25c, the
demand Is not very strong Washed Xxx IS
selling at 23c which is &c under the price re-
ceived for this grade a month ago. Buyers
only appear when they think they can buy at
concession, and sellers do not care 20 make
concessions that will entail any loss. for many
hold that the shock OF the free entry, IL there
Re one. will soon right itself and the market
will spcsojly recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
The Bronx.

COLLEGE AVE. $. 300. 10 It Of 17oth st,
rs sxl00: Tulv H. 1907: Bertha Knauf TO
Northern Bank Of New York, In llquldatlon'
81 600; attorneys. Merrill & Rogers, 81 Mas
sau 81.
COLLEGE AVE. . $. 1906 II OF 10th 81,
i6 sxl00; July II, 1907: same 10 same; $500,
attorneys, Breed. Abbott g. Morgan 81 Liberty
COLLEGE AVE. $. 94211 It OF 10th st,
16.1oNl0); same 70 same, $1,000.
COLLEGE AVE. g. 393 n ~ liVtn oi ~,
16 Sxl00. same 10 Agnes n Bahlmer; S3.Op/
attorneys Langbein & Langbein. SO2 Broad
wav.
COLLEGE AVE 8. 443.1 n OF 10th st,
10 xl00. May 49, 1907; same 70 Lincoln Trust
Co; $500: attorneys Bowers e. Sands, 40
Cedar 81
COLLEGE AVE. $. 42se II Of 10th st;
and ano TO same: 1850; attorneys. Parker g.
Aaron. 81 Broadway.
GRAND BOULEVARD and CoNCOURsE. n
cor Field ri. 1OoX9O; Dec %, 1904; Philip J
Koarns 10 Michael Regain; 1920. attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway,
LOGAN ST. = s. 80 II OF Maple ave. oOx
100: Aug ., 1911: Teresa A Bottino and ano 10
Frank Gass. 2215 WestcheIter ave: $500
RANDALL 7. AVE, 3 cor Hil ave, 5OxlOO;
July 10 1907: Samuel Schweid 10 Sldwell )
Randall. $3.50; attorney, Robert Alling, IS
FREMONT AVE 8. los II W OF Ave A.
l0Ox5S: July 2G. 1912; John c Fisher 70 Mary
T Meehar: Sl.lo0; attorney, T J Meehan' :
linton AVE. 1882 1oxso: Oct 5. 1910;
James and Susan sullivan 20 John X Clark;
5000: attorney. Sidney Nordllnger. iG0 Broad
wav
18TH ST. ses 300 q \ W Of Elton Wash
ington) ave- runs " i74.7 TO South Melrose
y n W IOOlx IS OK 50x n 100 10 g 3
st g o 20 TO beg: June rs. 1898: Regina
Sturzencgccr 10 Nina Sturzenegger; Sc. 900; at
torncys, KIrznan & Frankenheimer, 25 Broad
ST.
fT3D ST g, 40 II n OF Clay ave-
47xs0 6x4s iox763: June 49, 1913; Vito and
Nicola Ml,orotOnia 10 the Estates Settlement
Co. So. 900 attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, lT6 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
s15o,ooo CIVIC CENTRE LEASE.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased To the government for long term
Of years al an aggregate rental Of about
$4,000 the store and a portion of the first
loft OF the new Bradstreet Building, at
the northwest corner of Lafayette and
Howard streets for postoffice purposes.
publishing business OF the Bradstreet
Company, the Industrial Press, publishers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER IA

ST NICHOLAS AVE. 343: William Aigie agt
Israel Samuels. owner and contractor James
Parr contractor; $50
JACKSON AVE. W s, l25 u OF iSsth 81,
l0Ox7GS: D'Amore & Laazetta agt Cieri Con-
struCtion CO. owner and contractor; $50.
S7TH ST la and 146 West: Caggiano Con-
struction Co art Princeton Construction Co.
owner: Brooks Sard and Gravel Co. contractor;
;3l -
LEXINGTON ave. 397 TO 4l3: Caggiano
Construction Co act Estates OF Long Beach.
owner: Brooks sand and Gravel Co. contractor
$50 IS
PARK AVE. 900 and 931 Harry McNally
ct 90 Park Avenue co. owrer and contractor;
81 gTS 40
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER "A.

NV EMbER -.
ESSEX ST, 100 and lO2; Industrial Iron
Works Gnc) agt Abraham l. Kass ct al; July
&c. 1913; s.. PSI s.
18TH ST, hist 81, Fort Washington ave and
Haven ave. block. etc: Olin J stephens Qnc)
agt Fort WASHINGTON Realty CO ct al; July H.
1913 by bond) SOS 36.
IBID ST $ s. whole front between Fort Wash
ington and Haven aves; Church r Gates Co
Unc) agt same; June 8, 1918 (by bond: sl6S 49,
9TH AVE, e cor 3lst st; Empire city
Gerard Co agt william + Conner ct al; Sept g.
1913: sl,SSl
BOTH ST. $. AS II e OF Kepler ave: Irving
Began agt Clemens Construction Co ct al:
Dec a. 1872 800.
SAME PROPERTY; Irving Plumbing and
Heating Co agt same; Dec 8. 1912: $3.50
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ALTERATIONS,
NOVEMBER Il.
The Bronx.

MORRIS AVE, cor 15lst st: 10 a sty
frame store and dwg. 3Oxi6: Excelsior Brewing
Co. 20 Pulaski ST, Brooklyn, owner: Robert
Glenn. 59I Courtandt ave. architect. $500
WESTCHESTER AVE s cor Green ave: 10
three sty frame stores and dwgs 49, ix27
each: Royal Bronx Realty Co. 1926 Walker ave
owner; fremont Architectural Co. 40i fremont
ave. architect. $500.
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BUYS LAWRENCE PARK LAND.

The Residence Company of Lawrence
Park has sold to Herbert Durand a quar-
ter acre plot Of land in the eastern d.
vision of Lawrence Park.
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SELLS STATEN ISLAND HOUSE.

Carl +. Grieshaber sold through Cor
nelius G.. Kolff 10 Frederick Burgher of
Port Richmond. the frame dwelling
house, on lot 144x77Xi91 feet. on the
easterly side of Cottage Place near Bond
street. Port Richmond. Staten Island.
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MISCELLANEOUS S HooLs.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors. Cow
Uses Apply to Mrs. VI ]. YOUNG-FULToN.
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